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- On the tst of September will be published, -
PART 11. OF, AN ORIGINAL ANT): SPLENDID WORK;
• ENTITLED • : -
rfiRE 13ORDPA ANTIQVITIES of ENG-
.& LAND and SCOTLAND delineated. Comprising Spc.
cirnens of the Architecture; Sculpture, and other Vestiges of
former Ages, from the earliest Times to the Union of the Two
Crowns; accompanied with descriptive Sketches, Biographical
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occurred in this interesting part of Great Britain. •
Tlie.wholc oi.the.Engrasings will be executed by Mr. John
ar4kg,, from Paintings made expressly for this Work by Mr.
-Gen* .Artald A. It. A Mr.. A.. Nastnyth, and Mr. L.
Mennen.:

Part )1. contains Views of Lanereost Priory; Interior of
Warkviolih flerrnitage; Warl,wortb Castle; Part of the Inte-
rior of the Castle it Newcaitie ; Carlisle Cathedral ; and South
La t View of Jedbargh Abbey. .
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THE WORKS Or THE-1.21.1T47R1GL1T HON. EDMUND

BCRKE.

In a few .Days -will be puhiisbed, handsomely printed
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it FIFTH VOLUME MR. JSURKE'S
WORKS; ,containing various Mise.elioneous
which have never been published. Ainongtheie are, a fourth
Letter on Regicide Peace; a Letter to the Empre.ss of Rnssia ;
several Letters on the-A.ifairs of Ireland ; a Letter to the Hoa.
C. J. Fox, written in the year 1777; several Papers relative
td the Arneri6an War; Letters and Thoughts on the Execu-
tions of the Rioters in 1780; Letter to the Right Hon. Henry
Dundas, with a Negro Code. Tracts and Letters relative to
the Laws ai,,ainst Popery in Ireland ; Letters and Speezbes iu
Parliament relating to the Test Laws, parliamentary-Reform,
Libel, Marriage, and Nullum Tempus Acts; Hints for an
Essay on the Drama; an Abridgment of .Enßlish History,
from the Roman Invasion to the end of the Reign of King
John.

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