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IT appearing from the report of th e Matter of the Court of Chancery, to whom the Caufe of the Attorney Gene- ral againft Hlelrfand others was referred, that the Corporation of the Hofpitabf Elizabeth Queen of England of St. Lawrence de Pontehy, is difolved, we, the underfigned juttices affemlged at the General (barter Sakes now held at Bodoile, in and for the County of Cornwall, requeft you to convene a County Meeting, to take into confideratlon the purpofe to which the Lagos which helongcd to that Corporation, may be molt hrefully ap)*d for the benefit of the County. FRAS. GLANVILLE, Chairman. JOSEPH POMERY. F. HEARLE RODD. J. MO L ESWORTH. WM. FLAMANIE. EDMUND GILBERT. H. HAWKINS TREMAYNE. This-day were publithed, peke ss. in boards. I'HE ELEMENTS of G ItEEK GRAMMAR= with NOTES for the life of thole who have made lane pre grefs in the Language—Part I. containing the Accidence. By R. VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. London: Sold by Richardfnns, Law, Longman and Co. and Limn; silo by the Reading flookkilerw Where may be had, juft publilited, price 21. ' ELEMENTS of MYTHOLOGY; or an eafy and eoreife Hiftory of the Pagan Deides ; intended to enable the young markr to wide:Rand the ancient Writers of Greece and Roma. Belinda, Mtg. JORDAN. To which will be added the S4nlical Ent THE SOLDIER'S RETURN. Tire Mufic, with an Union Overture, compofed by Mr. Hook. A D.-'.NCI incidental to the Piece. This Evening—The Conßant Couple; with the Sultan. On Thurfday, The Honey Moon ; with Youth, Love, and Folly. On Friday, The School for Scandal The revived Comedy of the Gamettera will be produced on Sa turday next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cullom-Haute, Dover, on Thurftlay, the aath of (Maher, 18os, at two o'clock in the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in fundry Lots : In the Wareboufc at Dover. TO STUDENTS OF ANATOMY. This day was publlibed, in One Volume, foolfcap Bvo, Price Ss 6d. in boar& AMANUAL of ANATOMY and PHYSIC/. LOGY, reduced as much as potable to a Tabular Form, for the purpofe of facilitating to Students, the aeguifition of there Sciences. By THOMAS LUXMOOFtIi, - Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon Extraordi nary to His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales; Surgeon to . the Hon. Artal,ry Company, and to the Seem Difpenfary. London : Printed for S. Highley, No it, Plea area. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN. 'l:0 -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 23, will be aded a Comedy, called RUT". A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE After which, a New Melo-Drame, (fifth time) with New Mune, Scenes, Metres. and Decorations, called RUGANTINO; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. The Principal Charaders by Mr. JOHNSTON, Mars. Murray, Blanchard, Brunton, Litton, Beverly, Claremont, Creflwell, Bennett, Jefferies, King, Field, Klanert Atkins, Abbot, Mts. Gibbs, Mrs. Mattocks. Mrs. Emery, & c. To conclude with a GRAND MASQUE. The Chandlers by MelTrs. T. Blanchard, Menage, Dubois, jun. Harley, Barnes, L. Bologna, Byrne, jun. &c. &c. Miry Follett, Mrs. St. Leger, Mrs. Hu-aphides, Mils Waddy, &c. &c. The Overture and Musc compact! by Dr. Bulb/. This Evening—The Fair Penitent; with Rugantino. On l'hurfday, The Grecian Daughter. On Friday, As You Like It. On Saturday, Jane Shore. 1456 Gallons Foreign Geneva—for Private ufe sio - - Rum—of legal itrength, for Dealers. In the Warehoofe at Folkitone. tpo Gallons Forego Brandy—of legal itrengdi for Dealers $317 ditto-4or private ufe. An old Cable, late belonging to the Leopard Cutter. Which may be tatted and viewed at the tcfpedive Waeehoufes the day before and on the morning of the day of Sale, and Samples of the Brandy to be ken at the Wareboufe at Dover. A dqofit of 2,51. per Cult. will be required. In compliance with the above requifition, I hereby convene a Meeting of the County of Cornwall, to he holden at the Affize Hall, in the Borough of Bodmin, on Friday the 25th day of Otto her inftant, at twelve o'clock at noun.—Dated Otftuher t 2, tBoy. SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff: ISLE OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the atft day of November, 18os , (uniefs loaner agreed for by Private Contradt) in final conven/ent Lots, I'HE ESTATES of SHOTTENDEN, adjaining to Margate, on the Canterbury Road—For particulars and a plan of the Eftates, apply to Wes. Maedougal and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr. Grill, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the Land. DR. GOLDSMITH'S ANIMATED NATURE. This day was publidted, Handfomely printed in Si: Volumes Oaavo, with a new Set of Plates, engraved by Mr. WA am Ica, a new Edition, with coati derable Additions and improvements throughout the Work, and a Complete Index, by Dr. Toarox, E. L. S. price 21. Lis. in boards, A HISTORY of the EARTH and ANIMATED NATURE. —.By OLIVER. GOLDSMITH. Printed for F. Wingrave, J. Johnfoa, W J. and J. Riehardfon, P. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker, Vernor and H ad, Longman, Hurß, Rees, and Orme, T. Cadell and W. Davies, J. Nuan, S. Beeler, J and A. Arch, and J. Mawman. ROYAL INSTITUTION—Ocr. 18c.5. TIDE LECTURES will commence on Monday, the t tth of November, and the feveral Courfa will fueeccd each other in the following order : Mr. DAVY on CHEMISTRY. Mr ALLEN on NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY. Rrv.T. F. DTBDIN on ENGLISH LITERATURE. Mr. LANDSF.ER on ENGRAVING. Rev. SYDNEY SMITH on MORAL PHILOSOPHY. Dr. REEVE on Moral and Phylleal HISTORY of MAN. Rev. WILLIAM CROWE on POETRY. Mr. ONE on PAINTING. Dr. SHAW on ZOOLOGY. Ittv. JOHN HEWLETT on BELL ES LE rms. Dr. CROTCH on MUSIC. Rev. EDWARD FORSTER on COMMERCE. Mr CRAIG on DRAWING. Dr. SMITH on BOTANY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Greyhound Inn, in Blandford, on Saturday the 2d of No. vember next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the Life of a Gentleman aged 33. to paled health, TIAMARY COURT-HOUSE, with the Barn, Stables, Granary, and other Out-buildings and Offices thereto belonging, and iasA. aR. 30P. of Arable, Meadow, and Facture Land adjoining and lying within a ring fence. The Manfion Houle Rands In a Clore of Failure about 13 Acres, part of the Farm, and adjoins the Town of Blandford, In Dorfctfhire. The Farm and Neighbourhood abound with Game, and a Pack of Fox Hounds and feveral Packs of Harriers arc kept within a Start diliance. The Leafe to the prefent Tenant will determine at Michael mas zBo6. For further particolan apply to Mr. Wittman, Solicitor, at Whabonie, Dark, where a plan of the Pretrilfes may be fem. COPPER. --- VVANTED a Perfon, who can make Copper fit for Roll ng Good encouragement will he given —Apply by letter, Rating where they have worked UR, addreffed to Arm ftrong and Swan, Coppeermiths and Founders, Wapping Wall. TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. WANTED Immediately,,an ASSISTANT to a Chenlift and Diuggift—one Mid is thoroughly converfint In the bufinefs, and can take the management thereof when eke pi ircipal is from house An uncFcepticeable character for hastily and fobriety will be require]. Letters (putt paid) addrefikd to Mr. Albin, Chas*, Me of wiU be immediately anfwered. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the Firft drawn Ticket neat Saturday, being the Stith Day. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, for the Firtt-drawn Ticket on frucfday, October the 29th. CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL 3 of £lO,OOO 3 of £2,000 I 10,000 3 . 1 ,000 a .9- 5,000 6 .-- Soo Tickets 2nd Shares, watrantai undrawn, are op Sale at aa the Lleenfed Lottery Offsees. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! For the Firlt Drawn Tick et nest Saturday morning. JJONES and G. CAItROLL, No. a 6, Oxford ., • street, refpeelfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they will continue to have on rale at their Office, for the remain. der of the Drawing, warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares in variety of numbers. N, B. The full money allowed for rel. Blanks in exchange. ALL THE TWENTY T HOUSAND3 ARE IN THE Wl' REEL!! ! WIFT and CO. No:it,4;out.ray, rerpeElfully 1, -; inform the Public, that tl ae Tickers and Shares of tbc Prefetit Lottery, warranted undrawn,. continue on Sale at their Office. The firft.drawn Ticket rte at Saturday, being the Sixth Day of Drawing, will be entitled to"twenty Thoufand Pounds ! and the Ifirit-drawn the mat day, to Five Thoufand Pound•. There are Five Days to draw, and the f "Sowing Capital Prizes remain in the Wheel. 3 Prizes of L, 20,C co 3 Prizes of .2,000 iox , Do 3 ,SP*O 6 SOO The . . Ticket No. 1!3 589 drawn on Saturday laft,* Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, eras fold by SWIFT and Co. In one (barter, one-eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. MONEY. AGENTVEMAN who has h in his 'power to tf• A. procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Skortelt Notice, for good Bills, or opt m Annuities, or ether Certain Securities, villa to be employed the Agent of any perfons, whether of the Mer cantile or F.ifhio liable part of the World, who may require his aA fiance. Peggnat applf ca• ions are received from ten till four ; and letters, polt paid, addrt 'fed to the Superintendent at his hook, No. n, New North M. eet Rod Lion-fquare, (if explicitly written) im riediately anfw ere/ r rHE NOBILITY, Gentry, and the Public, are relpeethaily informed, that feveral judges of the firft rate have been CDT ployed, in filet ing treat the molt approved vintages, Wines of the belt qualities, which having been purchafed with rea dy money, tb,e Proprietor is enabled to offer them (on the fame terms only) td the following very reduced mice", viz —Old Red Poet 38s and ♦cs. ditto Sherry and Lifbon nos. ditto Madeira has. per dozen, which together with the qualitits of the Wines and go bac of the bottles, cannot fail of coloring complete fatisfadion. The Wtpes may be tatted at the Winc•Oifice, No. 8, Martin's- Lane, Cannon-ftrect ...Hours of hornier** from ten to five. N. B. Should not the Wine on delivery prove equal to the fam plc tatted at the Office, the moor/ will be returned —Six bottles will he fent as a (ample to any part of the town free of expence.— Particular attention to country orders. FOR thole dittreifing Debilities which prevent, or render unb appy the Marriage State, (but cannot, with a due regard to delicacy be mentioned in a Newfpaper) long experience Las proved Sir HANS SLOANE's Re STORATIVE and REANtsais• TINO PILLS to be the moft certain and lovereign Remedy. . . . . . A Pimphlet: more particularly deferip: ive of their virtues, may b^ had (gratis') at Mr. ratio's, No. 23, Southampton-Brett, Co reut Garden, where (by fpecial appointment) they are fold wbole.- rale and %tail They are fold retail by Meffrs. Bacon and Co. t so, Oxford-itree t ; Mr. Cockell, ar, PaU-mall; Mr.Ward,324, Hol born ; Meff. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's'Chttrck-yards Mr. Tett, Roya I Exchange ; Mr. Brennard, 256, Bilhopftga_te ftreet Without ; a /id all the principal Venders a Proprietary Medicines it. nndon. To perfong in the C.onotry, enelofirg the arnennt. free e pottage, , they will be immediately foretudivd. Prim rm. 64. commissAir GENERAL'S OFFICE, I Great Grerzeireet, 004er 19, 18( 3. PUBLIC AUCTION OF BISCUIT, SALT PROVISIONS, OATS, SACKS. AND IMP!. FMENTS, &c. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, t h at Q2avitities of BISCUIT, OATS, SACKS, and IMPLLMEN'TS, now depofited in his Majefty's Magazines at the under-men. dotted Places, will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION in Ms Month and November. NORTHERN DISTIU.:T. Newtaftle, Durham, Hezham, Alnwick, and Berwick. YORK DISTRICT. Market Welghtoa, New IVlalton, York Selby, and Armin. EASTERN DISTRICT. Coleheitcr, Brentwood, Ballingdon, Chelmsford. Norwich, Ipf wielt, Bungay, FrarnEngham, Bury St Edmund's, Biihop's Stort ford, Paine, HaUtead, Cambridge, and Stilton. SOUTHERN DISTRICT. Boughton ,Afttford , Cranbrook, Southbre,Wrotham, Sere/maks. Chatham, Maidftone, Shorne, Strood, Hurft Green, Crofs Hand, aresfirld, Cuckficid, Stopham Bridge, Ealt GrinfteadAnd Itictlate. SOUTH WEST DISTRICT. &Mary, Winchefter, and Marlborough. WFSTERN DISTRICT. Exeter, Langport, Mortonhampftead, Okehamptess, TavUtock, Ilminiter, LIED:2rd, Truro, and Wellington. SEVERN DISTRICT. Gloaceiter and Brine!. LONDON AND HOME DISTRICTS. Croydon , Guikiford, Leatherhe :d, and Reading. NORTH INLAND DISTRICT. Litchfield. SOUTH INLAND DISTRICT. Northampton, Aylefbary, Bambury, Kettering, Burford, and Daventry. The particulars, and days of Sale will be advertifed in the re. fpedive Counties in which the Magazines are Bunted, and msy bs hadlof the refpealte Magazine Keepers. GOVERNMENT STORES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By, KELHAM and SON, Without Rdcrwe, by order of the &amnia,' General, at the Timm and Places undermentioned, GOVERNMENT STORES of OATS, BIS CUFF, SALT, SACKS, and IMPLEMENTS, the pro. perty of his Majeity, and the whole contents of all the Magazines of the Eaftern Diftriet; confuting of the undermentioned quaint. ties (more or Ids), viz. AT NORWICH, TUESDAY, the 29th militant, at the Angel lon, 160 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and ago Bags of Bifeult. BUNGAY. WEDNESDAY, •he 30th init. at the King's Head. z6O Ma rten of Oats and Sacks, and 280 Bags of Barna. FRAMLINGHAM, THURSDAY, the 31ft, at the Crown Inn. 115 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and 420 Bags of Bircuit. IPSWICH, SATURDAY, November 2, at the Golden Lion. 323 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and 540 Bags of Bilcuit. BURY ST. EDMUND'S, MONDAY, November 4, at the Angel Inn. 250 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and too Bags of Biles*. BISHOP STORTFORD, WEDNESDAY, November 6, and Tburfday, the yth, at the George Inn. 1073 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and 1240 Bags of Heade. COLCHESTER, SATURDAY, November sr, and Monday the 11th, at the White Hart Inn. 971 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and zoBo Bags of Bifcult. STILTON, THURSDAY, November Ls, at the Bell Inn. 203 Cita:ten of Oats and Sacks, and 1130 Bags of &knit. CAMBRIDGE, FRIDAY, November a 5, at the Red Lion Inn. z96Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and Bags of 13ifeuit. HALSTED and BALLINODON, MONDAY, November 18, at the George Inn. 2,5 (tasters of Oats and Sacks, 420 Bari of &fruit, with 39 20 lbs. of Salt. SOCKING, TUESDAY, November to, at the White Hart. 215 Quavers of Oats and Sacks, and 420 Bags of Hirai's. BRENTWOOD, WEDNESDAY, November 20, at the Crown Inn. 1990 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 2616 Bags of Bileuit, and 3920 lbs. of Salt. - CHEI.MSFORD . FRIDAY, Nov. al, and Saturday 33, at the Saracen's Head. t a4t (ty . artcrs of Oats and Sacks, and 2660 Bags of Bitcuit. The Implements conllft of Steelyards, Matures, Screens, Shovels, &c. with a trantity of empty Rigs. The Oats will be fold in lots of ten quarters each. The Bags to be paid for at ts. exclulive. The Bircuit In lots of five bags each, bags included. N. B. Thefe Stores, from their prime quality and condition, are particularly worthy of attention. The Oats ate old, pecul i arly fox perfedly tweet , and of heavy weight. The llifeults arc the fame as ufed by the Royal Navy, and bate been preferred with the utmoft care. The Oat Sacks are of Englifh manufacture, holding four butheb. The whole may he infpeded at the Magazines, by applying to the Store.ktcper, of whom catalogue may be bad three dart pre virus to each fate; alto, at the principal Inns ie the neighbour hood; and of the Audiences, who are agents to the Phenix Fire Ofice, Chelmsford, Eike. ••• Sale to begin each day at TIM o'Clock, on account of the great number of lots; at which hour prteifely (ample* will be on ilk table, and the Arit ha will be put up. SUPERB RESIDENCE, HANTS, WITH CAPITAL MANORS AND ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, living the dcfirable, fpecions, and modern built Mention, called OOY, lituate on an eafy eminence nn the EMI A Ede of the Southampton Water, commanding molt beautiful and pidurefqne views of that Ileactiful Water, as well as the Eng in Channel, the !Ile of Wight, and Borden of the New Pored, fit for the refidence of a perfon of large fortune, with a regular family eftablllbenent together with a Manor, and from about 435 to Sew acres of uncommonly Rich, Healthy, and Dry Arable and Pafture Land round the Haute and adjoining the Channel—lf very much &fired, the Manor and well-wooded Eltate of Swan wick, of about soon Acres, near it, may he added. Enquire rif Mr. Webb, Clofe, Sahfbury, where a Map of the Eftate and Mullion may be fens, and who is authorlfed to treat for the fele; and printed particulars may loon be had at the principal Inns on the Weltern Road, and at the Office of Meffrs. Richard s* and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London. DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN TO BE LET , 'THE Houfe of CAMSTR A DDAN, beautifully fituated on the Banks of Locidomond ; twelve voiles from Dumbarron, and twenty•feven from Glafgow ; with Offices, Gar • den, Orchard, Lawn, and upwards of Forty Acres of excellent Land. The Houle confifts of a Dining room, Drawing room, five Betbrooons, befides Ciofets, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, and good accommodation for Servants. The Offices confift of a neat 'farce Stall Stable, Cow houfe, Coach.boufe, Barn, Poultry and Coal. honks. The Furniture is entirely new, and very complete, and may be bad at evaluation ;as ail . ° good Mitch Cows, so He ad of Sheep, Hay, Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with various other conve niences. The Poft from Dumbarton to Inverary parrs every day. The Lcafe to be fur one, two, or three years, as may be agreed upon. For farther particulars apply to the Proprietor, at Candleaddan, Dumbartonthire, exivir. George Dunlop, Writer, Edinburgh. POST-CHAISE and PARLOUR WINDOW BOOK, &c. !! This day was pabliChod, price 6s.in boards, L IGHT READING for MEN of TASTE at LEISURE HOURS, &c.!! " We are obliged to coofefs,that we have not often been more agreeably furprifed and detained than in the perufal of this Volume. We met with a great number of Anecdotes perfeelly new to us, and advife fuch of our Readers as arc fond of Light Reading, to make this Book their Companion in a Polt-C bade, or put it in polfeffion of their Parlour Window."—Britliti Critic for Arguft. Printed for Jambs Ridgway. oppofite Bood-ftreet, t. Alio, The Life of the late John Plwa, Efq. the Eleventh Edition. eorretfted and enlarged, with an Appendix entirely new, and em belliihed with a fine Engraved Portrait of the Author, by Tom kins. By Edward Topham, Efq. 4s. 6d. boards. 2. 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Divided Into Allotments—New Drains—New Roads—Stone and Sand Pits—Allotting the Fields. Common, logs, &e.—Old Incldure--Scning off upon the Plan ads Proprietor's quantity, according to their proportional value—On the Fields, Common, logs, &c. The letting and flaking out Allotments, Roads, Drains, Sand Pit, Bc.c. &c. To which arc added Rules, filming in what manner Lines may be meafurod, where there are impediments, or not, to obilnadt the fight, fueh u Buildings, Water, dcc. Taking dittances—mea forint on the outfide of any quantity of Laud or Water, and thereby find the content. Survi,ying large Towns. Cities, Stc.— Likewife, the proper method to be purfued in nseafuring detached Pieces of Land where plotting is not required. The whir by the Chain only. By WILLIAM STEPHENSON, Land Surveyor, Honicaltle. London : Printed for H. 1). Symonds, Paternofter-row. This Trcatife divulges what has bitberto been kept a fecret (rein the public, fcarcely known to any than its proieffurs, and is fo eery, that a youth may teach hinedf bus mart time, as no ma thematical inftrument is tired; and Gentlemen, not having !Aram to make it a Rudy, may, by refening from the Book to the plait, and other plates, hewing acquainted with the proceedings of Sur veyon and CommliSaners. and plans in general, In cifential to every on: kV:felted in /trick:lloml pOtfuits, BOTANY. This day was pubilibed, in Three Volumes, royal Ivo. Price 4L in boards, or 4 45. half-bound in Rural, and lettered , or in go Numbers , (may be had by one or mere at a time) price as. 6d. each, embdlilited with tao new Plates, illuftradve of the Procef. of Vegetation, the Sexual Syftan, Fee from Ori ginal brawioss, made. under his own immediate diredUoa, by EDW ARDS, eager wed by SANSOM. and correctly coloured from ' Nature; ACOMPLETE COURSE of LECTURES no BOTANY, as delivered in the Botanic Garden at Lam beth, by the late WILLIAM CURTIS, F. L. S. Dernonftrator of Botany to the Company of Apothecaries; Author of the 80. tanleal Magazine, of the Flora Londinenfis, Ste, lite. Second Edition ; arranged from the: Manaferipts Lithe poffaion of his Son-in-law, Samuel Curtis. Florift, Walworth. To which is now added, a LIFE of the AUTHOR, by Dr. Time wrest. Tbefe Lederer were read by the Author to his Pupils at the Botanic Garden and were intended by him to have farmed an accompaniment to the Botanical Magazine, to which they teem peculiarly adapted, treavng on the feienee of Botany, at large, in the fame fimplicity of language for which the Magazine is fo uni verfally admired. The intrududtory Lecture con' sins much ufeful lufOrmation on preemies fpecimens of Plants, taking impreftions of them in an expeditious and fimple manner, and particular diredtioas for the more eafy attainment of Botanical knowledge. The ftimeafing Lecture contains entertaining information on the perceptibility of Plants, and their comparifon with Animals; a curious fulled. hitherto but little treated on. The fueemaing Lattlfell trace up' the whole fcience of Botany, avoiding a frequent rope Won .4 technical terms, which, though in a certalu degree neceffary, are far from captivating, and often weary the young beginner in the purfult of this elegant, ofeful, and entertaining felence. Publilhed by H. D. Symonds, No. an, Paternofter4ow, and at the Botanical Magazine Wareboure, Crefeent, fieurge's-fieidi. Where may be bad, a. Pradtical Obfa vadat' on Br;tilh Gram By Wm. Curtis. Fourth edition. - To which is now added, a fhort Account of the Caufe of the Difeafe in Corn, called by Farnmrs, the Blight, the Mildew, and the Ruft. By Sir Joilpil Banks, Bart. illuitrated , with plates, price ft. or beautifully coloured, 75 6d. 2. The Rev. Cohn Milne's Botanical Dictionary. Third edi, don, mired, corrected, and very confide-rat:sly enlarged; embel liftal with twenty-five new pht, s, from original drawings. Price 11. is. in boards, or with the Plates, beautifully coloured, ill asa. 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