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BAkKER'S PANORAMA, :
S'ik AIN 1), NEAR SURREY-STREET.
•••• .fsr LI N, meofthe-Seek Chic, rth 7
4rf, now exhibiting. Taken near the cewfe,
belt qf the Public Buildings, with an extensive View
of the Couutiy 'and the river Spree, covered with the vessels
aid 4n theiniand navigation of Gertrany—CharlOtteaburgh and
faint in the distance. s: :

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NEXT MONTH, are nob on Sale at their Offices, No. 93,
natal IR:change.
• THE SCHEME CONTAINS:
1 Prize of 5C20,000 I I Prize of XI 0,000
1 :P 15,000 1 - 7 5,000
&c. &c. &c.
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'1.47"-llbis day was published,
Handsomely printed in twelve volumes, octavo, price ,CS. 81. in
hard'', a new Edition (being the Fifth), with Maps, a Portrait
of the Author, and a complete Index, of
THE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN,
from the First 'mission of It by the Romans, under Julius
Cam. Written on a new plan.
By RAMER hiF.NRY, D. D.
One of the Ministers of Edinburgh, Member of the Society of
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*.• Dr. Henry's History is written on the following plan
:•ch Book begins and ends at some remarkable Revolution.
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a the thread of the history one after another, as in other works
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