The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-19 00:00:00

GREIG'S WORLi) DISyLAVED.

This. Day was published,
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THE WORLD DISPLAYED.; or, the Charac-
teristic Features 0. Nature and Art exliib•i!ed on a new
intei,6ed,tor )(...titl! in general, as an Outline of the
It, g parts of knowledge, sly" as a rettlern-
'')!.al,CCr of riper years; tieing a t_oneise View. of
Lto6rapar4 of- the British - hie its ilist:4y,
Laws,. A„oro,titution, nary
of
Maps, mete Varieties, &c.
Curious Aniin.ils, Veg,:taoles, Fossils, &c. Eglr4ordinary
,t4foris of 'Linn in Art and industry, Mechanic.,l Powers,
various S.ihjeets- on the Aurora Borealis,
Thunder, Ligniiii,:g, Earthquakes, Winds, Springs, Salt-
?less or the :See, &c ; the that join the animated and
ited parts of the Cieatiun ; Biography,. Foreign
4,11 Dotni..stic ; Lives of the. Heroes at the Siege of Troy,
C. &c,

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. A certain Disorder, frequently contra6ted in a moment of
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