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London, England, 1808-10-21 00:00:00

ICE SIX-PEN'PE.

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containing a collection of serend
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wkole School, though consisting of
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This darwas published,
lilliecap Octavo, with Twenty-nine Caricature Plates, by Ban-
bury an wlandson, coloured, trice 126. boards,
-MN EMY FOR GROWN GENTLE.
N ' the ANNALS of HORSP.MANsfiI4
:: • -14 01601fritRY GAMBADO, Gentietnan.
(Captain Gaosr.)
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•.•'M same Work, with the Plates Rlsic, Bs. boards.
NA This Edition contains all that was published ity Captain
arose (Fine TwerOnindi) and has many additional Caricatures.

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In a ftWv slays will be published,
The Ruins of Rigonda, or the Hornicidial Father, 94%118.12n*.
In the press, I. Euston, R vols.-2. Fas St. Lawrence, 4 vol:.
2. Private Life, 4 vols.-4. Edward the Bastard, S vols.—S. Poe-
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A GUIDE 10 THE LAKES.
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LETTERS FROM ENGLAND. By Doll
MANUEL ALVAREZ ESPRIELLA. r.,
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sure tlmoughout the whole of this excursion i rite vibrative iirisry
livellyUd tuncriainiug. The subjeet appears to he quite congenial
to the taste of tle• writer, who skews a delicate pc: c.p...pa asha
aute suplimity and picturesque henry of this:del: Saul r..4:qa. We
bestow on this part of tit. work our nn'qu • d praise; as s
commend it to our readers as the botanists's we hair-met ve.A
of a part of the country, which has bars tilisubject of SO vtalkar
volumes of description."—Edln. Rev. No. 29. - ---
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POPULAR. IN IRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.
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Illustrated with numerous large popper-plates, on a plan entirely
new, price Five Shillinp, on allowance to Schools;
THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or *
-1- DISPLAY of the'WQNDERS of the HEAVENS .and of
arii
the SYSTEM of the NIVERSE, written 4i a familiar and
pdpular manner, ads. pirticularly to. the perusal of Young
Persons, and esPed calculated. to promote aid simplify the
stidy iieAstronomy to Peisons.pf all Ages. • I.
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, .
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THE THIRD EDITION,
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NT
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On Saturday-the Ist of -October was published, to be conti-
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