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NOTICE.

THF,,Clievalidr RUSPINI respeftfully .infoims
the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom, the
'Pracietgro America, the East and West Indies, &c. that his
DENTRIFICE, TINCTURE, , ELIXIR for the
TOOTII-ACHE, and BALSAMIC STYPTIC SOW-
TIO:Ni are HOW. st:3l:.dup, with a.St.irripon the outside,
.on
Which, by favour of the Commisslcnters, his name at full
length is engraved. All I\txiicini:if:Sold under his name with-
out this distinguishing mark are spurious. He is iminced to
give this caution, as some frauds have lately seen pritlised,
and pal tcujarly in Ireland. T,he Hob.-,,Ca,ptain King, M. P.
and Mr. ROUrfiquet, p:_ir,;hasetfeach -a.* 'box of Dentrifice, as
his, in Dublin, fr"inyersons names shall in due time
be •made public, which, on examination, were both found
to be vile couiLer:eits. Ile therefore requests that the Stamp
ag awn:, may be atteritlect,to,- that nu person :may have imi-
tations imposed on their, which, if not raischicyous, arc to-
inarchtil.

GODWIN's LIFE AND AGE OF CHAUCER.

. This I..)ay was published;
In Two Volumes, 41:o. price .Three..Gniri.!as and a Half in
boards; illustrated with Portraits ,
. _ _

THE HISTORY of the LIFE at;tl AGE of
GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the qrly. English Poet;
ncluding Memoirs of his near Friend and Kinsman; John ut
Gaunt, Diike'of Lancaster:
. By WILLIAM

Printed for Richard Phillips No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and to be had of all Booksellers.
* This Work comprehends VieWs of the Progress of
Society, Manners, atid. the Fine .Arts, from the Dayvn of
Literature in Modern Europe, to the-Close of the Fourteenth
Century, with Characters of Principal
,Personagesin the
Courts f Edward 111. •and Richard 11. • " .

PRACTICAL AGRICUI,TURt, - ••'
In the Press, anti speedily will be published, ~
In One large Quarto Volume, illustrated with iipsVards of
Fifty -Engi4Vings, representing the various kinds of I mplcl-
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-Methods of Cultivation, and also.
,different breeds of Do-
mestic Animals,

A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL
I. AG RtcuLTuß.t, 'minding all the modern- Int-
provemonts and Discoveries, in Iviiich the Principles of
Chemistry are,appliett in explanation ofthe nature and Com- '
position of Soils and Aranures, or the. Food of Plants ; and
those of other Sciences in the breeding, rearing, and fatten- .
ing of ditterent sorts of Live Stock ;.,the whole intnsded to
conibine and explain fully and completely. the Principles
and Praaice of the Art of Husbandry. .
lay R. W. DICKSON, M. D.
Printed for. Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; and to be had of all Booksellers.

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THE BRITISH CRI "TIC for JANUARY 1804.
'Containing a Review of various Articles in dirnrent
Branches of Literature; among which are, • Mr. Cambridge's
Works ; Atwood on the Construction of A rclizs ; Plowden's
Review of the Mate u; Ireland, continued ; Minstrelsy of the
Scottish Border, Vol. M. ; .Malthus on the Principle of
Population ; Accum's System of-Chemistry ; Woo,titouse on
Analytical .Calculation ; Foreign Literature* &c. : In
this NutrOler is given a P reface, containing a retroapedive
VieW 'of- British Literature during the last Six Months of
MO3.
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