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rr, \ (Pr 4i; k% .4 ) ,s 4 ___.------- Si.: . ‘ . mg,' • Al .!! .4,tl`;_, ‘. r.."..*.i/ ...- i w.i. - ,...-v r • : 0 ,, r ,e . T n • •,.-.. , .. 1•" • I .' . f .. .., f... • .r. . • -..: , Y ......_i li--- . • . -. 4 ~ ......,' i ''-,... \„- 1 1 . ._.,..., . , ... . . );:•NIBER 5I p WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, i Bos. LPRIC M IX-YENCE. FIC77IALLINV °MCI, y.r, Aos. THE COMM 'SSIONERS for PIC?' U4LLIiVG His Mdfy ESTI". NArr, is lierAy give Notice, This day wee publithed, In One Volume, Odtavo, price 61. boards, • • OBSERVATIONS on the prefent STATE of the HIGHL ANDS of SCOTLANDfieItb a View of the Calks and Trash% Confequcncts of EMIGRATION. By the EARL of SELKIRK. • Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter•row ; and A Conltable and Co. Edinburgh. • , 1 hi• day was puldifbed, In Two Volumes, Fooheap Octavo. price tot. 6d. in hoards, The Se, and Edition of LETTERS frnm the Rev. Mr. JOll ORTON, an d the Rev. Sir JAMES STONENOIJOE, Batt. hl. D. to the RO%l HOMAS STEDMAN, M. A. Vicar of St. Chad'a,Shrewr. burr Putted for Longman. Hurft, Rees, and Ormc, Paternofter•ro s ; and J. and W. Fdtlowes,Shrewiltury. Ole hots may be had, lately publithed, A New Edition of Mt moirs of the Life, Charader, and Writ• ingi of the Inc Rey. Philip Doddridgc, D. D. of Nortlranpton. By Joh Orton, tamo. price bound. Alfo all thy other Works of Mr. Orton. That an Teefday tbe 9th inftant, they will be randy to.t'e jve remit," in writing, (reale(' up) and trent fur ON: HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR. atawerabk to Sample. to be produced with the Tenders tube delivared in a month into His Majcitra Vidtualiing Sto ps s e Deptford ; and fur ' , OUR HUNDRED TONS of IRON BUTT and FIFTY TONS 'HE GOUT. of IRON PLATE HOOPS : To he dciiecred in GE weeks into the Stores aterefaid. This day were puhlifbed, rice as. 6d. qALITTARY CAU HOSTS relpetling the GOUT; in which the Do.ftrines maintained in a recent Publication, by Dr. K 1 MIL Alit ' are exp,.fed and refuted. By JOHN HUN f, Anthor of Hiltorical Surgery. Luodun : Sold by R. Put LIAM No. 6, Bridge area, Black(riars; by Adams, Loughborough, and by all &whittlers. The abate to be paid far by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. rhe conditions of the Contradts and Samples of the Hoops may be fern at the Secretary's °Bice. No regent will Le LaJ to any Tender fa Inltisd ate priorfiell mot St * Wad a. wordt at growth, or that J 3411 sot k &breed to the Board iefive One: C.Lei on t'elaid Tnefikey the gthinient,nor terilefe the Perfon nn to n L,f ttc Tender, ft fiats Per/ta &AI his hthelf, &Maas if , eil*lns , when aid for. • This day were publithed, In three V cluntes, Crown Octavo, price tl. 7s. in boards, CQ- - - PECIMENS of EARLY ENGLISH METRI CAL ROMANCES, chiefly written during thecae) , part of the Fourteenth Century ; to which is prefixed an Hificsrica Intro dudtion, intended to illuftrafe the Rife and Progrefs of Romantic Compofition in France and Englang. DUI?' ON DIVIDENDS. RV an A6t paired in the prefent Sefliott of Parlia ment, an additional Duty, after the rate of one-fourth part of the former Duty on Property, is granted upon every Affellincnt to he made for any bear fuhfequent to the sth of April, 1803 ; to be computed upon the nct amount of etc Duty charged by loch Affeinent, which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount of all Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the 3th of July next : His Majefty'i Commilfioners for the Affdirs of Taxes therefore give Notice, That all Perfons entitled to fuck Dividends' who are defnuus of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank of England, mutt, in order to entitle them to a discharge from fur ther affeiftnent, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former duty. at the rate of 31. per Centum, on the amount of the laid Dividends, the furthe‘fura of one-fourth part of the laid Duty, computed e l an the full amount thereof. By Order Ide Bwr.l. MATTHEW WINTER. WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUItY OFFICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON. PERSONS tietircms of providing far their Families or Dependants may, by an Annual Payment, team to their 'Widows Children,or any other Perko', either an Annuity for the remziwics of Life, or a ;rob Sum to be pail at their Dcceak. !durance* may be 1..i1e for a Variety of other Parpofes:—to `:oxide for Renewal of ares;—to frcure Sums paid for Places or Latploymente, or for the Pontiac of Life Man:at—or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, Lte. &c. ; and VO LUN !TEAS may, tor a !Mall Premium, infure agaialt Death from Military Accidents. Amenities are granted to inunediately, or at any fu- tyre period. Printcd Rates and Conditions of Inforance may be bad gratis, with the Lid of Diredlors is above, or of the Agent" of the Bri dal Fire Office in the Country, who are appointed Agcnts for dos Office. ROBER C SKRL.TON. See- CHURCH PREFERMENT IN IRELAND. ACLERGYMAN. who is the Incumbent of a Living of about yocL per annum in a PLOTCITANT Diftriet or IrtL,nel. and which is in all other mince% remarkably well dr count-owed, willies to exchange it for an En3lifh Benefice of pro portionate value fituation in any of the Midland Counties would be preferred, although this condition is not indifpcnfable. Letters (pot} paid) from Principals only, jcUrrired to S. P. R. Pult. Office, Oxford, will meet with early attention RUISLIP INCLOSURE. WE, the Commiffioners named in and appointed by an Aft of Parliament, for Incloftng Laude in the Parifh of Ruitlip, othcrwife Rifelip, in the Comity of Mithil:fts, DO IiERLEY GIVE NOTICE, that we have marked and fet out c,.rtain Parcels, parts of the open ,And common Fisldm, and alto c,rtain Parcell, parts of the common and wail•: Grounds within the raid Parifh, which we prupok to fell by PublL Auction, at tie houfe of William Doughty, the Bill Inn, in the town of (tail tip, on Wednefday the loth day of July next, at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon. The plans whereof may be fern by aPl,ll*!rg at !tic O ffi ce o f Merit's. leukins, _lames, and Co. Solicitors. New inn, London , at the 13:11 Inn, Rua?, and at Mr. tiedgwick'r, the Auaionecr, iiickmanfworth, where printed particulars nrAy alto be had, four teen days previous .o the tale, and at the principal inns in tie osighlmorhood, and may be viewed on application to Mr. Kelley, thorow-Wtt.id Lodge- THOMAS WYATT. Dated this 224 day of May, JOHN TRUMPER. aos. WILLIAM SEDGWICK. FOR GROWTH OF HAIR. USSIA OIL, for making the Hair grow Thick and Long, even un bald places. Whifiters, Lye brows, &c fadies who whit the ornament of 3 fine Head of Hair, need only cz...ke ck ol a few Bottles of the R %dna Oil, which is proved by the &tit dittindion to be the only article yet dila/altered for making tie Hair grow, both in length and thickuefa, when all other pre parations for its growth have proved V&A A faw &Mks of the Ruffia Oil haven err failed of having the drercd etre& Several Gentlemen have declared. that after Ming the Raffia Oil regularly for 3 months, that eue bald places have been nearly covered with hair. It writ In au eats prevent the hair falling an Price 7s. per Tattle, or one containing 4 fmall at onaOuinew...to be bad of the Proprietor, 333, Oxford fired; Finch. c, rferblerfjnarc; Mimes, a. Royal EicharTe; Ward, 324, Holborn; Butler, 4, Chcapfidc; Chap, 39, Cockfpur-ftreet ; Lrld at molt Metlicine Venders in London; Bull, ILtme Drell, Dublin; Reabani, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; and Sheppard, oppoute the Each:thee, Brid.ol. Murders from any part of the Countr) will Le fent by Coach, ky fending the Money and Letters, poR palely and are Ring to Mr. Prince, 3;3, Oxford-ftreet. London. SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOUT'S, &c. I.TA RD`, 's NEWINVEN l'Ell EFFULGENT BLACKING, patronifed for tee hy the King and Royal Fa ens brought to parteB inn five years jo, and ha:: user line,' 7.ir edits deafly% hiperiority. wholly independent of gummy ....acing. and the noxious oat of japan varnifla ; t::is is purely a dues, ferzening, effentially cleanfing, crssfereative and c.c.gr- It` to t'.e leather; mom after a great length of time, when dua is trtiptJetttbctrankendaut Intim is di playe.!,lshich no other Black- Ic7 ran efferft ; it foils nothing, and bas nn knit, it respells water. latti,ftmd, heat, fluortlhcs in all climate., and requires nor half t!, trouble; its imperill elegance is cookrred on Boots, 0re1...t -rains, Cannuch-boles, Ladies Black Bulks, Clime, &c.-.--rs. and Is. 61. Nr Box.—Hardy's Minure, Cream and Liquid, are matcn leis for nftoring, preferring and beautiiying.the Tops of 800t5....- hc Cream keeps the pale colour, is 64. The Liquid is for !mown en tan Is. The Mixture takes out ink, or any ftaio, 3s. per bottle. !n: genuine arc hosed and fold by Robert Hardy, No. 3. Barn aril's Inn, Holborn, London; Dicey and Satton, Bow Church ', .rd; Howard and Evans, Long-lane; Shaw and Edwards. Sahg Paul's Ohurchind ; Hesdrie and Sons. Tich:osrue.ftreet ; But- Chesrfsde ; Rebuttal', $2, Peinee--flretts and Bulrces Italsatf lee .rciionfe, Edinburgh ; Hardy's Mufic Shop, Orford; Hudlun, :•:11:ter. Cambridge- Barret, Weymouth; and moft perfumers, on)lifeliers, and venders of Medicine in the kingthurtl bis Black. - 1,4 Powder is particularly recommended to dealers, and for expor ; uniting Intslleumpat's to light carriage, and not fulled to 1, as moll liquids arc kw Use Waikiki tif bunks, kr mot -I.i. Z.. 4. COUNTRY HOUSE. WANTED for Three or Four Months certain, by a regular refpeaable Family defirous of !caving London in the Summer and not 'Hitting to go to the lea fide, a Furniihed Haute or Cottage, with four belt Beds, two Servants' Room:, and other accommodations in pnvortion, at any dlitanee within forty Miles of London, and the Rent not to exceed three Guineas a Week.—Addrefs to Y. Y. at No. 3, Lincoln's Inn Fields. BUCK HEAD INN, ARGYI.7;:-STREET, GLASGOW. PETER JARDINE refpeetfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has entered into poffcfaint of the Buck Head Inn. The Houfe is neat, clean, commu and well aired; the Furniture is new and elegant, with moft cr cellent beds, and the Liquors are of the very belt kinds. Every ntean in his power, united with that of Mrs. Jardine (late Mrs. Currie,of the Black Boy) will be cierted for the comfort and fa. ti.taction of thole whn favour him with their company. Ntat Pon. Chalks, with careful Drivers, on the ihorteft tunic!. TO_S.9DLERS and HARNESS MAKERS. 'TO be Let or Sold, in a Garrifon Town, about -IL Sixty Miles front London, a large compl.te Hoof: md Shop, where the above Trades have been carried on with faced% t. r Twenty-five Years, the Firm of the Houfe in the fame Name nu re than Sixty Years ft anding. The only real. at for quitting ham fa is, the Pt rfon being advanced in life, wishes to retire front the It e. tail Trade. Further particulars may be known by letters, putt paid, rr api lying to Mr. Hancock, father, No. to, Surrey Side of black- Friars Bridge, I.ondan. TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, Olt PERSONS OF CiiA RACTLIL NO INGAG El) IN BOSINIISS. TO BE SOLD, 170 or three Shares for Two 'rhourAnd Guinea, rts in an eltablithed, honour..hle and highly refpediable Concerts in great magnitude, that will bear the molt Rrict inveßi gation, and that will realife an inuncnfe and rapid Fortune with out the fear of future rifit, and without trouble to the Purchafer, who need not appear i‘ertonally in Butinefs, or take any adlive part.—References will be required and given Letters with real name and plate of abode directed (poll paid) to IL Howard, Efq. ' at Andertou's Ceeleedioufe, Fleet-itreet, will b. properly at. tended SCAStCE AND VALUABLE ANTIQUE COINS. TO be DISPOSED OF. a FIVE-GUINEA PIECE of GOLD COIN. William alid. Mary, anno 144 believed to be nesrly uniq•.e t a GUINEA, HALF CROWN anti SHILLING, of the fame reign; a GUINEA, Charlc. II anon 1477, very 'thee ; an antique GOLD COIN, Sze larger than half a guinea, with charadlers fuppofed Pcrac ; a GOLD COIN, tame tize as the lA, of the Lanagrave of Hen Caffel, anno 1737 ; a large SILVER COIN, fize of a crown piece, May. Hen. Eke. Cologne, anno t 646 ; alfo a LIMA SHILLING, Geo. 11. 1745. Application to Mltlra Trewman, Exeter (if by letter poll paid), will he attendal to. DES;RAILF. FREEHOLDFARMandRESIDENCE,OOOK HAM, near MAIDENHEAD, BERKS, with early poffeffion. TO Si. SOLD BY Mr. HAWEES, A Sing❑larly eligible and very defirable Freehold Elate, moll beautifully &trite on Cookham Hill, cornpriling au exceeding camped Farm, with brick and tile Dwclling-houfe, and All proper Oakes, 96 Acres of exccllent Arable, Meadow and Coppice Land, with every exteufive and extrenicly valuable Right of Mar& and Upland COOllllOll. This F.ltatc i, admirably adared j o form the Complete Villa, it prefents a ~ .tpat.iiity of the higlielt mproventait at a Bender armee, and a combination of advan ta4es that rarely unite. For particulars, addrefe (poll paid) in Meffrs. Dynety and Co. Gray's Inn; Mr. Jobe Mandy and Mr Hawke., Reuling; orNo. 34, Great Cattk-Itrtet, Cavendith-fquare, where a Plan may be I.:en—who has feveral Houlls to let. DISEASES OF DOGS. MEDICINES for the DISTEMPER, MANGE, WORMS, sod other DISEASES .4,p0C7-S (dircovertvl and prepared by Mr. BLAINE. Veterinary 'Surgeon, No. 5. Wells drat, Os owl-drat), patronifed and ufed by feveral branches of the Royal Family, by almoft all the Nobility, and by every celebrat ed Sportfinan in the United Kingdom ; a Lilt of whom. with niany of the lirongett tef.iasonies in their favour, is open to infpeelion, at his Wholefale Agent's, Mr. Batley, and which, as being the Tonged and mod rapeCtablc I lit ever authentically annexed to any Medicine, he Ilrausuolly invites the Public to view. Theic Medicines, pr:vared and ligned by himself, are fold as above, and at his Whole - fide Agent's. Mr. Dooley, No. 4, •Id Mocul-fteet ; Barclay and Sun, Fleet Market; and all other Vett. den throughout Town and Canary: alto by Holder, Pall NUB, Ctifp. Cockfpur-Street; Banks. tga. St. Martin's lane; Bacon and Ca Oxford-drat ; and T. kluddleftan, Dublin. Where may be had Maine's Genuine HORSE MEDICINES. HAN :MIRE. NOR CH WALES. TO LE aOLD BY AUCTION , _ _ In tit; month of Augult nor, ustiefs preciosity difpofcd of by Pri vate Contr:.ct, of which due notice will be given ; A MOST Jett - able FREEHOLD ESTATE, cAll ed Hartfheatli, delightfully &need in the paddles of Hope and Mold, in the county of Flint, in a fine (porting country abound ing w;th game... Mien; eight miles from CE eider, (even from Wrex ham, and four fred the market town of Mold (which ,Work a daily communication by puit with the Metronniis, and all other ! p a ma i i ic kin g d nn); comprising a Park of tic •vards of too Acres, Litrcmuly knit!! and of a beautinil divLrfiiied furface, in which is feated a handfome and commodious Mantion-houfe, comet:tiding r i c h an d pi c ali :T pt or.,o!tftl, with fuitable Offices attached of every dcfcription.and capisd Stabling and Coach It.ittfes at a convenient &fiance, t'sdeosks, Pleacuretrounda, Shrubberies, an.l Plants. ti4r,e, linguini-4 ornamental; Trout-firearm, Fish Ponds, well !gored; Gardens, &c. Re. mid (loclodirg the P.,rk) above 6co Aer, s of Arable, Paflure, and Watered Wicklow Laud of the firft it:ty (of which 560 acres are within a ring.fence), divided low conspaA farms and hown., with all reguiate buildings thereon. The IVlanfton-houfe contain, feveral foacious elegant ro urn not yet completed, but which, at a. 4 caly expLnee, may be fininwd, azneably to tile tafte of any purclsafer ; the oilier lurti of the houfe arc ft for immediate occupation. I on !tone has been proved in part of the lands, and there t every reafon to believe the Eftatcahounds with coal and kennel. I'J/fell - ion may be had of the hoot:, offices. gnelens, and plea fore-grounds, at any time when desired; and of the park and paddocks. and an atljoini lig farm of about t 36 acres. at St. A n d rews neat. The other farms, with the exception of at Acre., lying detached from the lleaiefne, in which the tenant has an unexpir ed term of eleven years (coin Candlemas next, are held only from year to year. Printed Particulars may behad from Nlelfrs.!pot and Stone, No. t, Hare-enurt, Temple ; Mr Leigh, Balnet-ltreet, Liver pool: Mara. Kay and it enfhaw in Manchester; Mr, B oy d e n , Roffet, DenbighPaire ;and front Mr. F.Berher. iu Clil•fter,at whole office maps of the ettate may be ken, and who is authorifed to treat for the file thereof by private cnntra.'l, and will di re ft a pro. per perfon to thew the fame to any :.ne delirna: of purch a li ng . IN.II The time and place of hoc will apear in fut ure advertife ilnults. tithe catte iv not difrofod of by irivate euutraa, Mr. HAYLEY's BALLADS. This day were publifhed, Embellifhed with feveral Copper Plates, deigned and engraved by Mr. BLAKZ, in our deo= Volume, (mall Odavo, price 6s. tin boards, BALLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CURI OUS ANECDO rEs relating to the Sagacity and Inftindt of ANIMALS, and caletlated to excite Seutintruts of Regard towards the Brute Creation. By WILLIAM HAYEEY, Efq. Printed for RICHARD Pim-ties, No. 6, Bridge-ltreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Bookfrllcrs. PRFSFN r STATE OF FRANCE. This day was publithed, price 3s. 6d. ArAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE undo. the Dcfpmifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars and Anecdotes oi the Government—the Military—:he Po:iee— the Laws—the Public Antufements of Par i•—the :Manners, Ord's, and Doniefik Society — , he late Coronation—the Pope and Reii gion...the Legion of Hunour—Trade and Manuradtures— , he War with Eng Lind—the Engliih in France—the Bourisoni—the Price of the Neetfraries of Life. &c. &c. &c. By an F.NC;LiSH CFNTLEMAN, Who cfcapml from France in the Month of May. Printcd fur 12 KHAKI) PHILLIPS Bridge-Brett, Blackfriars ; mid to tr: had of ail Booifeilere. JUVENILE TRAVELS. This day were published, in four lrandfome volumes. (mall oftavo, with Twelve beautiful Engravings, and Two large Al..ys, price tAs :::•.:••ly half bound, 'HE TRAX'ELS of ROLANDO tonqd the WORLD, • eing a fuppored Tour through APR, 'A and ASIA, con.,.ining Authentic lkfcriptions of the Geography. NA. rural Hißury , Manners and Cullom, and Antiquities of various Nations: written exprefily for the Purple of initiating young Perfons in Geography. Trani/aced from the French of L. F. JAUFFRhT. Printed for Iticumto Porwrs, No. 6, New Bridee-ftreet and fold by Tabart and ,Co. No. sty, New Bood-ftreet, and 311.8cnkfellers. Of whom may be had, bt the fame Author, Visirsto the TVISNAGERIE ' price 21.6 d. TALES, including the Little Hermitage, price as. PATERSON's ROADS. This day was pahlahed, (Price 7s. 6d. in boards), the Thirteenth Edition of • - A N 1 . 7.0/ and Accurate Defcription of all the Di red and Principal CKOFS RO DS in ENGLAND and *WALES, aud Part al the ROADS of 3C3 n.AND; with a great variety of New Admeafurements ; au Account of the Gentlemen's SUM Etc. &c. . I•he whole greatly augmented and improved by the Affiltance of Francis Freeling Efq. &tcrctary to the Pott•ollice ; and of the feveral Surveyors of the Provincial Diflridts, unuer the authority of the Poitanalter General. By Lieut Cclona PATERSIN, Affirtant Quartcr hlott.cr-General of his Majefty's Forces. Printed for the Proprietor, and foil by MelTrs. Longman and Co. Patemofter row, and W. Faden 4Charing•troc.. Where alto may be had, price Ss 6d. fewed, PATZTISON . 4 ROADS, in I Pocket fiZe, for the convenience of Travellers on borL:.ack. . . . I•he Br tufh Critic tor May laft, Art. 9, after a gem tal hiftory of the different Road Books (all evidently made up tram this) concludes as follows:—" We have no 'tropic in pronouncing, from a very attentive inveftigation. that Farr. fun's I)eferiptioo of the Roads is by tar the molt copious, the molt correct, and the molt ufeful performance of the kind. it cannot fail t.) maintain this pre•etninence,whith refults from its fuperior and official fourees of iuformation and improvement, u well as from the great care manilefted in its execution." LONDON THE LARGEST and MOST POPUI.OUS CITY IN THE WORLD. This day was publithed, a New Ed:tion,curredted to the prefcnt Time, illuftrited with a large Modern Map of London, with souther Map of the Environs; and embellithed with feveral Views, price Five Shillings bound in red, THE PIC CURE of LONDON for 1 833 ; being a full and correct Dcfcriptlnn of the BRITISO MCTROPOLIS and of its Vicitarry ; and a faithful Guide to all its Curioiltie , , Amuftments, Exhibitions, Public Inttrueti ms, and whatever is remarkable and deferring of Notice; with a great Variety of Use rur containing the Hackney Coach FarCS,Lifts Of Streets, Inns and Coffee houfcs, Churches, Public Offic..s, &c. It is impofilble, in the compafs of an Ativertifemem, to enume rate the great number of ufeful Topics, wl , ,ch are treated of in this finall Volume; but, it may fuffice to obferve, that a total Stranger may, by means of it, beconie better acquainted with the Bridal Megropolis in a few days, than many Thoufands of it.eelli,;ent Per lons who have rc1i.'..41 in it during many years. Printed for F tcuwan Purttirl, No. 6. New Ilri.lge•ftrret, Biackfritsef.; and fold by every 134okfeller in the 11 idted'ingdunt, and at the Bars el all the principal Colice-houfes in Londnn. Of ivlthni maylae had, by the fink Edkor, I. A MADE to the WATERING and SEA BATHING PLACES; with Sixty Maps and View% pike la. in boards. 1. A UNI1)1.: to PARIS. on the fame plan as the Pkture of London, price 3a. bound. This day eras publifhed, Elegantly printed in Four Volumes Qu-irto, and illuftrated by Engravings, price 61.6 s in boards, THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the TENTH. By WILLtANt ROSCOE. Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. •.• A few Copies arc printed uu Royal Paper, price z:l. tos in boards. As above may alto be bad, by the fame Author, 1. The Lux of L 0110.120 Os MEDICI, called the Itl ignificent ; new Editions, elegantly printed in two Vols. gto. price il as. in boards, and In three Vols. Seo, price ti. 7s. in hoards. a. The Notts', a Poem. Tranflated from the Italian of Luigi Tanfillo; new Edition ; elegantly printed in a Pocket Volulie,ani adorned with Wood Cuts, price ss. in boards. A few Copies on large paper, price gs,—mfo, 3. The Lire of POOCIO PRACCIOLINI Ey the Rev. William Shepherd. Elegantly prirted in Q .L iarto. price Ldp. in boards. 4. 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