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In Two Vols. Royal ato. Price Four Guineas, in Boards,
'TABLES of the leveral EUROPEAN EL
CHANGES. Shewi :g by Infpedion, the Value of any
Sum of Money in all the Principal Places of Eur >pc, at the
different Prices to which the Courfes of Exchange may Rife
or Fall. And defcribing in what Money, Real or Imaginary,
Books and Accounts are ufually kept, and Bills drawn at each
Place, with the plain method of Calculation by the Rule of
Three. Tables equati..g the Moneys of the different Provinces
of Spain with each other, and a Table of the Flanl& Money
To which is prefixed, an Account of the Glances, or Times
at which Bilk are Drawn, from the leveral Places, together
with the Days of Grace allowedin each.
By ROBERT BE WICKE, of London, Merchant.
Printed for %V. J. and J. RicharlOn, Royal-Exchange.
Of whom may be bad, •
t. In OnsiVeL Bvo. Price Ss. boards, The Fourth Edition
improvel of
THE STOCKS EXAMINED AND COMPARED ;
or, A GUIDE to PURCHASERS in the PUBLIC FUNDS;
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and the Stock of Public Companies; with uleful and extenfive
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Statements of the National Debt, and an Account of the prefcnt
Plan for liquidating the fame.
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UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to
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through Chippestham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon;
arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the
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