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NEW LotTERV.

WIFT and Co. No. Ii; Poultry, solicit the
Attention of the Public to 'the S.cherne of the NEW
STATE LOTT 4R,Y, which will begin Dra'Ning on the
tzth of May. It contains only 25,0ec.. Tickets instead of
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moreallvantigebus for Adventurers than the Schemes of the
late. Lotteries, ,having upwards of One T Prizes, more
than the last, and One Hundred and SevcnteenYriies more
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On the 22d instant will be published: handsomely printed in
One Vol. price in boards 4s. 6d. '
LETrERs from a MOTHER to her DAUGH-
TL R, on Religious and Moral Subjects. '
By M. S.
Printed for C. and'je Riviugtori,-EY2, St. 'Paul's Church.
yard ; sOld also by J. Ilatclia!d,

This Day was published, , •
Ln T wo large Volumes 0 alaVo, price 16s. in Morris, a Second
Edition, with a Supplement to the Analysis of Aristotle's
S peculative Works, containing atrACcOunttf-the l nt.2rpre-
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.the History of the Times in which they respedively

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rished, of •
A RISTOTLE's- EtHICK.S and POLITICS.
1-31, Comprising his Pradical Philosophy, translated froni
the Greek. Illustrated- by Introductions and Notes, the
CritiCal History of his Life, and a new Analysis of his S_pe.
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THE thllov.ing instance of their uncOnimon effi,
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Madam, . Plymouth Dock,:od. t-o, 130 5.. -
So much benefit I have received frOm a Medicine called
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GREGORY's MECHANICS, -
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This Day was 'published, price I. tbs. in-boards,
TREATISE of Ml-CHANICS, Theoretical-,
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