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Europe. the full any work; approin euligittena albpt t-carden ;, st the Repository of Arts, diG'ltront Aping; in • the princaral tedfils"lnay belourchascit. PLYING and 'gtiperior Polish. of the weriantedWitkout Cotton in their i• of - Eitel& Paper, invented by No. 13, Skinner-en - eet. Snow-hill, the ." Piineipal Superfine of the 'oreign Paper. fully informed that a sornpk of the seen by any one who wilt take the Pack of the best Town made, for ate much less than tilos* of otbtt Votrels, white backs. 445. per dos Harrys, white. 425. colt:Amid, 4145.:: 595. coloured, 425. .porration, Dtity free: Maker of tough and woo* Rolled Drawing Vaper.. 'S NEW SAUCI. ►ms bestowed by the Nobility above New Sante, induces the Pro. BURGESS and SON, to offer to the • against Imitations, by mentioning, genuine without each &Atte being L Address, and also each Label hay. utility and cOnveniente of this Sane, . purposes, has caused a great demand for it, circulation bids fair to equal their much and of ANCIIOVIES. a trial from those who have not used give satisfaction to the nicest palate corner of the London. CT the many attesnpts that are Tose on the unwary a SPURIOUS -A of the GENUINE BLACKING AIITIN, they have adopted a new address, •.c HOLBORN, the centre, that they trust aft *Sten of the type, which is unlike all letter at once to detect the imposition. LNG, made and sold Wholesale by ar, fbgh Holborn; and retailed by the Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, I':1- in the United Kingdom, in bottles, .S'S FE` ER DROPS. ' Putrid Fevers, Sore Thicati, called Nervous, Ilectic revers,.er •mption, these Drops are, by all reeedli. • most efficacious; and fur removing destructive in !reload, and in dig*. , there is rot i:s equal. • , - •ing left the House in Urook-street, Country, has established a Depot at the Mr. Sanger, 150: Oxford-street, and ;arts, 66, S:. Paul's Church -yard. • regaested to observe, that the 'orris s D: cps will halie engraved on the :core." :.ss. In boardi, Tertih rudhion. FE; a Non- Medical Commen ztiot:s arising from Humai traiky, In veins, ar.d barefttl efftce4 of /does Ve icture, Seminal Wes/Mess, &c. ire fully trains some remarks oa certain Fonale Sterility; Part 111. embraces l'racti ' D.:bility, Self-Abuse, &c.; in l'art Illtr.trative of the preceding sukkatts, iliac manlier, and the whole addreised of IMO Sexes. Co Conotthing Surgeons. I rternoster-row ; 66, Pall-Mall; X, trert ; 24, Gerrard-rattet, Sole ; ZS, Fleet-strett ; 96, Cheaptide, London; Ode to be consulted. 11 vital. eery day, in the country are ittpiested to do .nclosing a remittance for Advice and forwarded to any part eftbe world. i'arget)::•, 13, Bouveric-street }lva- kr/ • . The Setond Edition, in One Volume 4to. veral coloured Plates, £2. 121. fd.lioards. ATARRATIVE of a TEN YEARS' RESIDENCg .L.N at the COURT of TRIPOLY. From,the ors jai Cor respondence in the possession of the Family of the late RlCNaltli MUT, Esq. the British Consul; comprising authentic Memoirs and Anecdotes of the reigniag Bashaw, kis Family, and various persons of Distinction; an Account of the domestic Manners of the Moors, Arabs and Turks, &c. &c. Printed for Henri Colburn, Condutt.strett. • This day was published, Editions in French and English, 8,0. IRIVATE ANECDOTES of the COURT and FAMILY of NAPOLEON ITCONAPARTE, by-one of the sehe slate Entpitss MILZIA Lmnas:. The Lady to we are chiefly indebted for the Anecdotes at the Court of Napoleon, resided in the Pa'ace, accompanied the Coisit on its journies, and when the Emperor was in France, a day newer elapsed on which she did not maintain tAbitual in tertbutve with him t thus she was necessarily the witness of a great part of his private and domestic life. The various facts which she now subnigr to the public, and of the chiaf part of which she *as herself an eye-witness, are therefore drawn front the Mott unquestionable source. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. This day Were publiihed, The Second Edition, in Three V•tomes Avo. cd. Nl V.kjo l l o ß iu S d ou u Mvaluiosedie a c DAN our oGEAU tsLonia k/ c v rits de . The Memoirs •Cthe Alarquis de Dangeau arc curious, and certainly include a treat deal of valuable information. Those Who have a taste for this kind of writing, and some previous knowledge of the personages to whom it relates, will he pleased at 'meeting so Many of their old friends, and amused with the transactions. peat and stuell, which Dengeau records. of them ; While those who look still deeper into the work will find a great deal of chronological and some historical information, with mart' important views ofthe manner, and morals of the age, of the cha racter of the Sovereign and his Ministers, and of the secret springs and personal motives of many considerable events."—Quarterly Review far 1819. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. TALES OF MY LANDLORD. This iiggrwere published, in Four V O l3. price i boards, TALES OF MY LANDLORD, the Third Series, containing " Tug Nubs or I.4x3iszatoole," and 1 , A La ' coin or Mournosit." Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. ileappide, London. Of whom may be bad, New Edition of I. Tales of My Landlord, First Series, containing " The Blaik Dwarf," ar.d " Old Mortality," 4 To 1;. 41. es. boards. 2. Tales of My Landlord, Second Series, containing " The Heart of Mid Lothian," 4 vole. Li. i2s. bdards. a. Waverley ; or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since, S vols. XI. is. bds. 4. Gny Manuring ; or, The Astrologer, 3 vols. Li. ls. bds. $. Tire Antiquity, 3 vols. fi. 4s. boards: Ift lob Ray; 3 vole. ‘l. 4e. boards. 'I: *to of the above Works, uniform, in ge volumes, price ABRIDGMENT OF TIRE REPORTS OP THE BOARD OF AGRICULTHR*. This day was puldisbcd, in Five Vols. B v o . price Three Guineas in boards, (with the addition of a G SKILL TAILS Of CON.. ruffs systematicallr arranged, and a GameAv Timex), A REVIBW and COMPLETE ABSTRACT of 11 the COUNTY REPORTS to the BOARD of AGRI CUL'f UAL from the several Agricultural Departments of 'Engi.uni, In which their more valuable Parts Fe concentrated, and their mop 41aapiieus Brion paned but-and rectified. By Mr. MARSHALL. Printed for Longman and Co. London; Constable and Co. Edinburgh; ant Mainland lions, York: of whom may be had, any of the Volume e-ase.....VoL 1. contains the hoarnmut, Dareautrarr ICustaberland, Durham , Cumberland, WestmareLsa i d, Laaeashire, Yorkshire, and the Mountable= Parts cf Destrwdifee, 1t.. -.VoL H. ine Wventsts t Cheshire, lintshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Glen. eestershire, Norti Waal"! fiords Somenetshire; 111. Mr s ILA srasui Liccola;ldie, orfalk, Staoil, North Ewe Essex Me Marshes and Fens, 12s.—VJL IV. The Iklmcsve I Ikaffewdelsitti' Skrbrlare, Natinglsanssisko, Lekeelershire. But lardslare, Visviddithin. ilualk= adamare. Ilepthiempiboshice. Oxfor H...— dablres GIMPlic el V 13! It k o l So Pi thei lla t irib' sar oud .142fordAtIte. Berkshire, Midakies.froth Cam kutt6 it/Nesbitt; Siuth Bast Ikaasuseathirs, Ilasaateldfit tale, Sumas, Orpowell, Devolaidret Ws* Borrietasehire, !swine ifidatika. Marrshars other 'Werke on 444caltate, ..14 , - -- rags and Pdliiing Eaaosoy. • .ti`• :,' :/f /-P• -.••• • -. . . haturely consider 'chi._ and .s,tclia measure. ircezd of the old mode of banishment, in consequence of which the Banished person might yeskie in England, wai now pr.,poscd to give any Sheriff the power of compelling a fierson to go b e ;, yand the seas for seven years without - furnishirg such person -with the means of conveyance. Ile hoped a day wbuldEe flied far the second reading of this Bill, and that the Lordi might be summoned on the occasion. FORiIOiT The Earl of LA UDER DA LE presentid a Petiticm from tbit Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and ,Comet Council of the City of London against the Bill to prevent Brltiih subjects from enlist- . leg in the service of any -Foreign Power. The Petition, which was similar to that presented to the NW/of Compoions, was read by the Clerk. 'Tise Oil of LIVERPOOL Lad no objection to the Pethlon being laid on the table: Ile thought It necessary, at the same time, to give notice that on Friday next, be should move the second reading of this Bill ; ar.d that it should afterwards brt committed for Monday, on which day he wislid she discusaiori upon it might take place. The Duke of scormtn presented a Petition from the Town of Iloniton, in Devonshire; against the Foreign Fillist ment BiU. Mk Grace also presented a Petition from Readingi praying fcr a resision the Criminal Code.—Both were kud on the table. Fit AM F-WORIC RVITTRRB DILL. On the quesLiOn for going into a Committee nit Ibis Bill; The ilarcptis of LANSDOWNE lose, and in a speech of some length opposed the mcasnre. He more. especially censured the principle of the Bill, as in his mind leading to results, nor only of an injurious, but a destructiVe nature, to the manufacturing interests a the country, and those of the numerous classes of persons who depended on them for support. He quoted the parts of the evidence given before the Conimittee of the other House of Patliament in jus.; tirication of what he advanced. The acting upon suck principles would tend to deteriorate the condition of the poorer manufacturing classes more, perhaps, than any measure that could be devised. He regretted the absence of a Noble Viscount from the discussion, with whose department it was considered as chiefly appertaining, to take steps entirely to preclude or codnteract eventual mischiefs which may arise front the adoption 4,f measures so highly detrimental to the condition of the wet ki.lg population, as he cen: tainly considered the Bill in question to be, and upon ' which he should undoubtedly take the sense of their Lordships. -The Earl of WESTMORLAND said, this was . merely a/measure of regulation, for the benefit of a certain Class of people. _There were no other me an t of regulating this trade except by the Bill in question. The Earl of HARROW'S Y opposed the Bill, and observed, that the House ri.ight as well legistate.on ' all occasions, when bad articles of manufacture were sold.--The House then divided on the motion for going into the L'crumittee: Contents IS, Proxies 10, 25.—N:1a-contents IS; Proxies 14., 27.—Nlajority agairnist the Bill, 2. • 1166IMPTIOS OP CAstI•PAyMENTB. On the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Bank Payment Bill, a conversation of some length took place. After some remarks made by Lord Ilan- ILOWey in support of it, Lord HOLLAND said, he generally approved of 46 measure, although he objected to some of its pro- . *ions ' Lie thought the periodi fixed the Resumpa ijon of Payments in IluihOn ought tnbe much soonero as otherwise the people would not think that Parlia .. *cut was in earnest in passing t!lis Act. He there fore meant to propose an amendment, which at least would have the.cifect of shelving, that there was one liteatber•of that House who thought that Cash•pay ments could be more easily resumed than most peo: ple imagined. His Lordship then n:oved as•..n antencl ment, that the first operation of Cash-payments should take place on the Ist of July, 1821. Ile moved ano.. thei amendment, that the first operation of raying in .. I • • t . Ir It rt • Nu MBEIL 10,086. CEAERAL rriE Lords .Commiss' sury barld;Oirted d s litocr in rra.. and 113evatio Nos Post-Mice; Notice,is Ekv,orions will be received Ohre in Lom"sard-street ; at of forrjrg and delivering 1) Nye access to the C.,liulatiol • limn:red l'unints tv D. ;; Ilan and levati•oi whir • t •ord best; and .Clto for t 1 tieliver,rd in on or before the By Command of Elf EAST-i: rilllE CO ET Tof DI, 1 Calf? -IN7 CRC EdIST-:21 7 1).'q, is he Tan a or.NElt.ti. COG Erld at their it Lea I tie Rth Jule . Reit,. from Uev to Ballot +• 'that lire. etwelots Tax, : Itr.eit, be perndtked *to Cor.par7's Seryke as Se v•.ians of the Act of the ,-). 4 a order to detcrinin!, by the Proprietors prise I.r said Mr. Cbarica Liot: to India. GRAND SERIES 01 /FINIS Splend'id Meld .1. :,,,nar(itoey has been ; ` of A : l2OC°, by 1. • • zelebrated-Artists in Eu: of the Fine Arts. In tl i• :ell he found snpertor to an t:- and equal to. siudtar wo. A •aolenties designed and spin . tert:d and supported. The 'liberal and enlightened yttronize a Wotk, the object a -ecord of the most brilliant Lard with many Portraits of These Ladles and Geittlemo ex whole Series whi•ert o rrdluto r idy for delivery to , 30. Fleet-street; M. Young's, ('v.'s, 2, New.sitatet l Oovent-i Pall-Mall; aiod, at the t Tawr.s a the 'jilted Kin of N.B. /Rh* Meth 111,PROY . ED P linE 'White. Colour PLAYING ' CARDS, onpositicin : made entirely 7 . 11011 AS CRESW IC K, 1 'radon, is new far l.eyond rid School," nude front Fort The Public are respectful Cards is constantly to he se: treoble to bring with them a ow:sr-risen. The prices of these Cards l'akers:—Extra-superfine SI, r !oared, 40.—Superfine Na Pne Ilighlando . s. white, 39a Cards for expo t• The sole Inventor acid Draw BURGESS'S • THE high Encorniur and Gentry upon the al rrictors, Messrs. JOHN lab& at large a Caution e cane can be relied upon as ; tt.ded under their Firm and io! - : their Signature. The tail Hong adapted for all purpose', std its increase of circulation lo:g-esteemed ESSENCE of They respectfully solicit a bJtig confident it will give Warehouse, No. 107, (conic Savoy Stem) Sleatorn, Lo: fro COUNTERACT L daily made to impose WIPOSITION, instead c repared bj DAY and MAll label in which their addroso 97, HIGH Is so toospiroorgly placed in I to this, and the diiferenceo Tres, will citable purchasers The Real Japen 111. ACK I Illy C.nd MARTIN, 97 11 v:iclpal Grocers, Druggists, ft!rn.rs, Boot-makers, Ste. in ofd. is. and Is. Od. each. DR. xoruns! 1:: Inflammatory add :o.tr.v Fevers commenly c • .• ^.e.* stages of a Coatrrnp • iown, allowed to be the f , . • :enant Fevers, of late so t 7 , • L-ts of this Kingdom, tl 1.!.. Nootais Rouse ha-fin s•-• 4. tetired into the Countr t-toe. of the Town with 1 1 .:„e City, with Ur. Edwar l'••• - chutors' are pardralarl / --- Ine preparation of &orris 1-p" Thomas :'orris Moo • Just published, price .1 rpHE /EGIS of LIFT tary on the indiscretion t•`.! - .% the Canoes; Slrmptoril tta, Gonorrhaa, Stricture t , ic.p c d l Part 11. epnr.aini t-mplaints, in particular Ste Observations on Sexual E I• is a Series of Cales Ulu esti Inlng them in a familiar to ''to Youth-rad Maturity of 13y GOSS and Co 7lry b,•• had at No. tto, Ia 'tacitly ; 51-2, Oefore•strn •!-street ; 174, Fieet-etrec ilooksellers. Goss and Co are t r !'grir house sad I atientr 1 7 - iisto minutely the case, enc thciae, ;Aida can be fern tots and Co. M. K. CI,Sa: Londraa. • • • • . , _ "netnor - -"` •• ° l 7 -• '------- -"r'' '--- . . „ . .•i. . . • • ' . •• . •• sl . % * • ' Per -. . • . . .. ~., • . • I • • • .. 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L POST-OFFICE, - This Jai eras published, in S vols. price 11. nit des was_published, in /Mo. price 16s lids. •le lii vr4 i t y . p itoc t a i nw a a . • ... ~ 1 4,. : t 2.5 rt fare, telt. qty F. C. and J. BWING2•OI4,_St. Paul's C h urch - yard , i TH E MAID of LA VENDEE: By Madame LE . lie twale llitOUSF .r....... ll , P a tO ad it lours l), me .il.7N . re Tg at i1 in 5.... E1T A N ATTEMPT totunrds an Ihmroved TRANS- - '. '.- . - - -______ zii LATION of the PUOVERBS of SOLOMON; front sinners of his Majesty's Tres- . N IR. With Critic ] Ilem.ute by Dr. Btraeri and the • • the on Hebrew with Notes, Critical and EtplenatorY, and that Persons should be ir.vited to I Bee. C. Herreea, A. AI. of Sidney ,Colleop, Cambridge. ' a preliminary leissemetion. . • . . 1 . I the falsity, When theirtorships resumed the hearing " ; ons for the proposed Erection of the 1 ______,...____,._ . Be the Bev. fieIEORGE HILDEN, *A. • This day was, published, price Si. 6d.. .detem Zirelig shis Illtapitapk: El ection: bee and esvereelpiof .': hereby e elven, 'net such 1 !ales and • Sold by I.pnvnan, limit, Rues, Orate; and' Brown, London; near , By n.,f . D711.V, CRADOCIC, and JOY,Tke further ',iamb:mien, t * vhict io 49 by the bostmastef-Goneral, at their ' 1)/ BENJAMIN, the WAGoo.man; a Tale, in Verse. Mr ' . R o binso n lllsl'. and 1°3% -e lnd T. KATe----' 'Ayer"- el. I espected le fi li r eriliergtit, was, at twit c dock, adjosrfter _ , , I . tel such Architects as arc desirous ' Aar `` Tongues In trees, - • .„,k.,_ . M.7R3 Ig SCOTLAND. • till Friilat.. ,•- .. f • : . kaigns fir the abov.• purpese, may Books in tire rOnfring brooks, Sermons in stores, This 4ay wee putilefied, in 2 vols. Ifinso. price ISs. boards, illus. A Rimer gitai a • • the bar front the Ifetese of Con.. monsdiflifiesditi a Copy of the)vidence taken before the Coti. . And good it ere:ry thing."_ . traced by )Ispre.Vrews of remarkable BUildinp, Etc. " -4 ins and !hots now in this Otiee. - mitt " ash. Lords Ug/ tie Cotton Factnriee , A 1 1; and a Copt . t vill he giv.en as a Premium far the •• This*die was published,' in Ilvo. price 10s. board= I-1 ND and its IS L AN D S.—The Se/tenth Teditiun. was accordingly delivered to thelleisenters. . t cli shall be furnished—Xl:oo for , the THE I ‘ I ELASci E : containing the- Lunarian, 2 Edinburgh : P ri nted for J. Tbomots end Co. and sold in Lon. Dunn's DI% orce . Bill was read a second time„ . ~ • I I he third best. The liana am to be -. Talt: in five (antes ; Wonders, in Two Parts ; The Plc- don by Baldwin, Cradock, and.Jey, Paternoster-row. Lord AUCKLAND rave notice, that on Wei* u ric, ilii should move the second readrg of cite Insolvent Debtors' au. • cure 0311ery, in Nine Cantos ; with va ri ous other Pieces% Verse. ' For whorls is alai lo tee Press„ e Ist St member next. Tauntnn : Prirted and sold by J.Poole ; and publiahedin Lon- A tour theory/1 Perthshire,"Argyieskire, and Jeverness-shi — re, REfloVietv OF ilk .411.1 DEBTS. • . r the Postrnaster- General, den by B a ld w i n , C ra d oc k, an d Joy, Paternoster-rose; and J. with senteferrecstiet blormariottrelatieetntbeCaledoutauCanai. Earl SPENCER rem to move the seemed resettle Of Ne• 13 1 .11 . (-INC:IS PREELING; Secretory. Otridee, Strand . _ , _ . for the Recovery of Small- Debt/ in the Town of Northampton. - . • ' ' "This day was e ptiblisheil, in Toolseep 600. He said that there were he less than 530 pieces throsithoir the • - ,?erm HbusE, Jane 23, ;gm . This day was published, in Two Vole. Ririe price 21s. 'With on elegant Frolitispiece, price 51. hoards , kinkdom, Which at this time enjoyed the benefit of Wit kinds • P ECTORS gf the UNITAD ' T RAVELS IN EGYPT,- SY RIA, CYPRUS, T ETTEftS on HISTORY; aildressed tu silieloved sad he bePed.theik LortithiPkwourd bin Po ehjeetaneklatanfer ' 1 11110 DES, the tiOREA, GREECE, ITALY , the .1.41 Glid-ehilli, In Two Parts Pan I. Sacred. the same bete& on the town in question. The earl - 1 c 114 : 778 IrENCL4A7DI beding TynoT„ acc. atc. id a Berits of Letters interspersed with nu. "The Word of Ono mot High is the hstststalu of wisdom; debt to he reent ered did not exceed it wad s . . •- 1 rift give Meier, . meroos Personal Anecdotes .— By JOHN BIiAMSEN, R e q. -.r -= think thereupon whh reverence ." —reclosiasdass. ii.„:...s.razdpissent.fer any man to recover the smallest sum , • i 51IT of the said Cornioilry *el be Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. -London': Printed for Baldwin, Crulock, and Jciy, Paternos- within being put to an errevere of L'ls or Ato. He was not. , , ' and Walterrne er. • eweyet, without bopts that their else next ~ r rsienholkereet, en 7 110 RSDAV* 4 The dpj,was published, In One large Voluire, it*. Is,. '4 m " g . ` pi 54i° bo — - ' Colchett adopt plan ut:ipabotal L.45,1110e0Vg mould, it e an this intf4set. and •-er • • And lately prelsilshed, isystissisame Amber, • a , plan &Clock in the Vintinienliteflik- A ME RICA and HER RESOURCES ; or, a Visw ..1, Afiketlon't Gift to a beloved Godchild, fooliap leek UM obeli! , litolfellerr the ketei•eitY or Lelle Me of tidementre. He ton the fhilowing Question, Viz. 'll .of the Agricultural , Conitneleial, Manufacturing, 'Haim. at eloper frOnda pie C et, price 4s. 6.1 boards. . • ee toete.pe%e plan sitiopted sin - Jar to that which prevailed ' i ' I / • • „ is l i te a d ie &g e t (T i ll F,,,, ae i eial, Political, Literary, Moral, and fieligkrus Capacityaod Che- it. Treasure, a Thought, from d u Stag nolateks, cipalsook. he • "• . , where ;Tali tetra under ten potinds could i lie nee: • • met e r orthe American People. • Pro. price ss. hoards. % • vered in the Cuunty Courts at es/Mill expense. • e ' • 1 rear to Bengal with each rank in By JOHN BRISTED, COuns;llor, of New Yale. • -• . i - Lord R.RDISDAI.E said t hat, about ten years ago, be had ~ - 2'HE N'EW SATIRICAL NOVRI 4 • . submitted a_plan senilar to that recommended by. the Noble sliall be entitled ib tine,: re:pro- 9 .* For some account of this important Work - see the Qrsar- I. Geo. 111. 4,11/4 IL:, sec. 515." terly Review. this day wa.tiblished, in Three Vols. l i mn . price atile.bds. Earl, His object was to have a general law for the recovery of 1 l'rinted for Henry Colburu, Conduit-street. len L ON.L.,„. • Or, a MONTH at STEVE S'S; a smali debts all duet the kingdom. One le i the provisions or hid such Thillet, v. hether three ' , arts in Satirical N ' Ael : with nutnerous Adecdotes of distinguished BM was to have the cases in generti submitted to a Jury cern. - Mt at such General Court consent * This day were published, Characters.—By a LATE RESIDENT. posed orris persons; but that Bill was not proceeded in. Ines • ' eyd be permitted to return with the , in One large Vol. sem embellished with Portfaits and Other ir If this beehe lidkroe of Fashion, it is not less so the Mirror present Session it would be impossit:Se to pass such a law, bir le I • JOSBAIie.D4Rt Secretary. Plates, price I ss. boards, of T ruth: Readers will find real Personages, real Situations, ought to be introduced in the neat Sessioe, with a provision th 4 -- MENIOIRS of the LATE QUEEN, from atithen- real Embarraimenee; and, if they see thcessehrs, we Lope that she fees should be so small as barely to .cover if , e expenses at- -1•' 'N ATIONAL M E leA I.S. .1 tic Documents.—By JOHN WATKINS, LLD. Au- the lesson will have the intended effect."---ParreeL tending each salt. He 'fleeted to the present Bill for thil ma= thor of the Life of Sheridan, Thogeophical Dictionary, &c. London : Printed for itherwood,•Neely, and Jones, Paternos- son, that every particular measure of this kind would operate L'a i& Illustration of our Na- thor numerous Anecdotes of the Royal Family, and other ter-row. 'a preventive to the general measure which Was so much desired j ' , produced by private individuals at - . eminent Personages. 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