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London, England, 1803-06-24 00:00:00

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THE LETTERS and other WORKS of the
Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MON.
TAG U, now first published, by permission, from the Ori-
ginal Manuscripts in the possession of the Most Noble the
MARQUIS of BUTE.
To the whole are prefixed, authentic Memoirs or her Life,
By. JAMES DALLAWAY, M. B.
Interspersed with Letters hitherto unpublished, from Pope,
Young, Nielcling, and other distinguished Chara6lers.•
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's Church-
yard,..

LAVATE R's PHYSIOGNOMY, and Physiognomonical
Rules ; with four Hundred and Eighteen Engravings, by
Heath.
This Day was published,
PART I. to tX. !'rice 45. each, of
SSAYS •ON PHYSIOGNOMY, for the
Promotion of the Knowledge and the Love of Man.
kind. Trinttlateti front the German of the Reverend lohn
Calpar Lasater, by Thomas Holcroft, Esq. A new Edi-
tion, with Additions.' corroded anti improved.
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by Mr. George Gessner.
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lately published at Zurich' by Mr. G. Gessner, son-in-law
to the Author, entitled One Hundred Physiognomonical
Rules, elucidated by fifty-eight additional Engravings.
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which pervades them, unalloyed by Superstition oreoutraited.
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Works of Lavatar, Mr. George Gesnor, his son.inAaw,
and the internal marks they bear of the style and spirit of
his writings.

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