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NEW INVENTED RATS:

.IN COnseCipettce of tltt.. very. great . C.orpplainc of
late, of the bad qual.ity of Hats, it has induced Mr. flare,
of No. 7i, Strand, who tias resided there these twenty years,
to try. the .expviinetit Moles'. Fur with Beaver, and
which he has round to arts wer his most ardent ex peaations, not
only tor tiieirdurabilitv, which, on trial, will be found to wear
out near. two such Iffts as :ire Made in • the usual way, the
Mole Fur making them so much finer, and of a closer texture
than the Various eoarse. Furs that are usually made use of in
ilteManufacturing of Hats ;---.and, 'with otner good quail tis,
the Fur,.wi-11 not come•ott; which has been. so much com-
plained of of late, as well as their taking a most beautiful
Black, which will retain their colour : and being the
Manufadurer._ of hit own Hats; he' sells tAm at the low
price of 11. 3s Stamps includect.. LiketvUke a variety of
Army and Navy flats; Folding 'ditto, Patent Silk Hats, Li-
very Hats, and Ladies and Children's Hats, elegantly trimmed.
• N.B. Worthy the attention of Merchants for Exportation.
'Y.' Mole Skins bought in any quantity.

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ACTS, and some Arguments, tending to shew
that the Public Decision may with_ prudence be' sus-
pended; respeding Inoculation of the CO W-PO X.
' • By THOMAS LEE,

A Member of the University of 'Edinburgh. •
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HoRSES.

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A PHILOSOPHICAL awl -PRATICAL
11. TREATISE on HORSES, and .on the MORAL
DUTIES of MAN towards the BRUTE CREATION;
with Replies to the various Objedions contained in a late
Publication, and seasonable Hints to'certain impolitic Advo-
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cowl- 1..; D.:Ts. -
Critical Account of former - Racing.
• Writers, English and Fo- Cocking. ,
reign. Faro.
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