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. ) . .1 '~ 1 1 I . ... NUMBER 521 WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 2, 1803. ot•A rm l :ll3.Pr et Zib l y )°' • %rtittOb 11 ~,, c r ar , 10 ‘ td. , ,---"Pr i• • E 4 '' ( ';. ‘ ' t: ll4l ' ,' i .. F t i 0 R, /11 141P . SZ 4 -- s y# r 3 ' id.t 4 t .4-3 R a LITE R.l R Y .4D VE RTI SEI?. [PRICE SIXPENCE A new and interesiinz Work, entitled A DICTIONARY of the WONDFRS OF NATURE. This Day is published, closely and- elegantly print,sl in a pocket site, containing neat 500 pages Of letter-press, and enriched with curious and illustrative Copper-plates, price ss. boards, A of the WONDERS of NATURE • translated princiaally from the Works of A S. S. DELIFOI4O; Professor of Physic at Bourrs. ( With considerable Additions from j.kriginal Manuscripts.) 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