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NEW BARONETAGE.

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THE NEW BARONE rAGE of ENGLAND •
containing as well .a concise Genealogical History, as
the present State arid Alliances of the English Baronets, and
Baronets of Great Britain; from the Institution of the Order
in i6i' to the Union with I reland at the close of the year
igoo. Aud a List of the Baronets of the United Kingdom
since created.

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This Day ivZ published,

AN ANSWER to Dr. GILLIES's SUPPLE.
MENT to the. new Analysis of ARISTOTLE's
WORKS ; in which the unfaithfulness of his Translation
of Aristotle's Ethics is unfilde&
By THOMAS TAYLOR.
Begone, ye blccklieads! Hericlitus cries,
And leave my labours to the learn'd and wise ;
• By wit, by knowledge, studious to be read,
I scorn the multitude alive and dead. lourrsolsr.
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By JOHN HILL, LL.D.
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This Day was published, in Quarto,

Volume the_First, containing the Vegetable Kingdom ;
with Plates engraved by Springsguth, and coloured twin
Nature, 23. 2s. . ,
ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER
WORLD: orian Examination of the Mineralized
Remains of the Vegetables and Animals of the Antediluvian'
World, gener4ly termed ExtraneoUs t ossils.

. JAMES PARKINSON.
Letteri to the Author, Hoxton-square, London, will secure
Impressions according to the priority of application.
BoOks for the same pttrpose are also open at Mr. Robson's,
New .Bond-street ; Mr. White, -and Mr. Murray's,
street; Mr. Symonds's, Paternoster-row •, Mr. TaylOr's,
Holtidrw; Mr. Asperne, and Messrs. Rihardsond', Corn_
hill ; Messrs. -Arch's, Grace,.hurcit-street ; Messrs. Black
and Parry, Leadenhall-street ; and Messrs. Greenland Anti
Norris, Finsbury-square. •
In almost every part of this Globe, the remains of a for-
mer World are continually offering themselves, tor the con.
ternplatioo of Mankind ; teaching, that the Planet we inlia-
,stilfered conSidetable changes by the ravages of an
universal deluge, and by the influence of other causes, act-
ing with vast power, and to a wide extent. Among these
remains, the spoils -of the vegetables and animals of those
days are frequently discoVered ; evincing that several -spe-
cies of beings then existed, which are now entirely unknown,
and perhaps extinit ; their mutilated remains only being left
to prove, that they once lived, and were destroyed with-the
former. World.'

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These Medals of Nature, yielding incontestable • record of
one of the most important mras in the History Of the Universe,
exist in great quantities in this Island; but whilst prance
and Germany have produced several valuable Essays on these
important subjeels, Great Britain owns not a single systema,
tic Work on this branch of Natural History. Retledion on
this circumstance led to the present attemp t to form a History
of all those bodies which have been hitherto discovered;
trusting that encouragement to such an undertaking, will be
secured by the laudable curiosity of those who dwell in those
parts, where these wonderful relics of the Old World, are
daily, even by accident, brought to view.