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London, England, 1802-03-20 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES

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NEW FOREIGN GARDEN SEEDS.
TWO New CUCUMPERS, viz. T. The
True Levant, wltiqh produces its fine Fruit be-
tween one and two feet long. For exquisite_ flavour,
.firrn
solidity, innocent nature, and beauteous form, it has no com-
petitor. 2. The New ignition; not so large as the former,
but equally delicious, and every way different.
2. NATO LIAN ASPARAGUS,_. described by Guthrie;
Geol. Gram. p. 508, 4th Edit., The buds are as large as 6
or 8 of the common sort, and the taste far superior. -
3:Nevi:ITALIAN PURPLE .lIROCOLI. Its chief
"head is 6 or S inches broad : its numerous lateral branches
give fine heads of the common size, so that several bundles
may be cut from one Plant. It has the richest flavour pos-
2nd its beatify When on-table must be seen to be con-
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4. New SPANISH COSS,LETTUCE grows a foot and
half high, and two feet. round ; is exquisitely white and
crisp, •the sweetest of any Lettuce known, and almost all
heart.

S. MALTA CAULIFLOWER, grows a full foot broad,
and its delicacy is as'superior as its size.
4. ANTWERP CELERY groWs 3 feet high, .and 6 or 8
inches round, and stands most eminently distinguished for its
ver7 rich taste. _

7. NORTH AMERICAN KALE, is uninjured by. the
scverestfrosts, gives the moat delicious Winter Greens,, boils
as green as the springing G rass, and is sweet as Aspatagus

1. ft FRI CAF .ENIIIVIi is sweet as a Summer Lettuce,
and for whiteness, crispness, and tendeles, incrt is no othcr
such .Salad in Nature, Tile Plants are often as large as'mid-
dling Cabbages.
9. The New BARBARY ONION grows twice as large
as the Spanish, is beautifull)(forinedrdelicately white, and
as mild-as an Apple. -
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Wheremay be had,,-.Arnold's Nervous Rt":storative Props-.

- MILITARY HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
This glay was published,
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Medium quarto, price Four Guineas, -in boards, with near
'so Plates, elegantly engraved by the first Artists ;
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MILITARY 'ANTIQUITIES respecting a
iiisToßYot the ENGLISH ARMY, from Ae
Conquest to the present time.
By th-e late FRANCIS GROSE,' Esq. F. A. S.
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a Supplement on Asiatic Armour.
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FROGS, TORTOISES, LIZARDS, AND SERPENTS.
R. StiAVC"s ZOOLOGY, Vol. M. containing
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1"-ki,112, EDINBURGH 'PRACTICE of PHYSIC,
A. SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY, • ,
Of which a Copy has not been to be obtained for some
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t. An Introduttory History of each Branch of the Medical
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z. I'he Theory of Medicine, Phyiology, Pathology, and
Therapeutics, from ll.c. Cullen, and other gdinburgh Pro-
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latter Volumes. -

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KOTZEBLIE's EXILE INTO SIBERIA,
This Day was pnblis.lied, in Three Volorries FOlscap
Odavo, Price iss. in boards, embellished with three En--
gra.. ings,

Iriff MOST REMARKABLE - YEAR IN
THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE ;
containing a full Account of his late EXILE and lOU R.
NEV INTO SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinary
cidents which happened to him in Russia, with authentic
particulars relative to the present State of the Interior of the
Russian Empire, and new and curious Anecdote's of the
Court of Petersburgh, Vvritten by himself.
Translated from the German,
,under the superintpldance
of the Author,. hy _ _

The Rev. B. BERESFORD,

English Leeturer to the Queen of Prussia.
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