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London, England, 1806-05-28 00:00:00

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A LETTER -to the- Right Hon. WILLIAM
LAL WINDHAM, May 13, 146, by an Inspeoling F 1 ELI)
OFFICER of Yeomanry and Volunteers, specifying-Twelve
plain Rules to establish the Volunteer System, and Four to
iegidate it by which the Regular Service will be benefited,
and the Interim' Force strengthened in the most secure and
'economical Method for Government:

'ln a feW Days will. be published,
In Foolscap 06lavp, price 6i. in boards,-
DION, a Tragedy ; ,and MISCELLANEOUS
P.O ET RY.. •
By GEORGE ANIBROSE- RHODES, Esq.
Published by William Miller, Alberriarle.Street.

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• This Day was published,
Beautifully printed try Buttner, embellished with Sixty En-
gravings, in TwOlarge Volumes Royal t-2 uartn;price Eight.
Guineas in boards,_rarmi a few Copies on IMperial Paper,
with Proof Plates, price. Eleven G frineas -inboards,
THE PROGRESS of ARCHBISHOP BALD-
WIN through WALES, on the SERVICE of-the
HOLY CROSS, A.D. tiSS; and the DESCRIPTIOI,L.of
WALES, written in Latin, by GIRALD US DE BARRI,
ttanslated into English,- and illustrated with Maps, Views,
and Annotations..
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By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. -
• Volume the First contains a copious Lit', of Giraldhs, and
an littroduction to the-History of Wales, in which the I nva-,
sions of Britain by I ulius Caen r, Plautus Claudius, and Os-
torius, are, accurately described by Maps ;- as well as the Pro-
- greSs-of- the Roman Legions in Wales, until the-period of its.
final Subjugation by Agricola; together-with_ a detailed Ac-
count of the;several RoMan Roads and Stations still existing
in the Principality. This Volume concludes.with the first
Book of the Itinerary, and contains 14 Views of Castles,
Abbeys, tke. engraved by-the late. Mr. Byrne, in his best
Manner, tour small Maps, and 14 Plates by Basire.
Volume the Second contains the Second Book of the Itine-
' rary, and the Degcription Of Wales, in two Books, by Gi-
raldus ;. a Sdppleinent. in which the places omitted by him
are described ; andan Essay on British Ars:hiteCture, in which •
its progressive History is traced in so easy and perspicuous a
manner, that, by the assistance of the annexed Hates, the
knowledge-of its•principles -and formation may be- acquired
-with-certainty, .ant-without difficulty. A List of Publica-
tions, relating to Wales, is added to this Volume, which
contains 17 Views of Castles, Abbeys, &c. by Mr. Byrne;
one large Map, and -ro Plates, by Basife.
Published by William Miller, Albemarle-street.
'Also printed in two sizes, uniformly with the above, the
original Latin; large Paper, price Three Guineas ; small
Paper, Two (imas in boards.

COOKE's ORNAMENTED BIATION of. the BRI

TfSEL DRAII,I,

Containing theliograiyhy ,of the respedive Authors, and a
Critique on each Plity,.by R. CUMEXRLAND, Esq.
Author of the West Indian, &c.
" This Day was. published,
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