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MEANS ADEQUATE to the PRESENt
CRISIS, and FU I URE PROSPatITY and HAPPI-
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of Public AiLirs, and for procuring an immediate, advantageous,
fe,:,.re, and permanent Peace.
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In a few days will be publlihed,ln One tolumelro.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Disissas
4- I. of SHEEP, their Oinks, and the heft swans of preventing
hem. With a eurnpautive View of the different kind* al Far-
ming Stock.

.. . .

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and W. Sheppard, 13riftol,

VHE HISTORY and BEAUTIES of CLIFTON
HOTWELLS and VICINITY.

By G. W. MANBY, Efq
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This day were publifhed,
In Two Volumes. foolfcap Odtavo, price 7'. 6d. boards,
"FHE POSTHUMOUS WORKS of Mrs. CHA.
11- PONE ; containing her Correfrondmce with Mr Richard-
on on the lubjea of Parental Authority and Filial Obedience ; a
Series of Letters to Mrs. Eliz Carter; and fume kusitive Pieces.
never before publilhed. To tilde is prefixed an Authentic Life
of the Author, drawn up
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In Atlas folio, illuftrated by plates, price al. as. in boards,
Part 11. of

THE ANATOMY and SURGICAL TREAT.
MEN of CRURAL end UMBILICAL HERNIA, &a.
• By ASTLEY COOPER, F. R. S
_ _ . _ .

Honorary Member of the Medical and Phyfical Societies of
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T'HE STATE of the CATHOLICS of IRE.
LAND, explained by Abftradts from the kith StatuteNthew•
ing the Privileges granted them during the prellnt Reign, and
thole remaining to be granted To which are added, the Corona-
tion Oath, the Articles of Limerick, the Declaration denying the •
Temporal Power of the Pope, the Anfwers of the Foreign Uni •
Imelda, and the Articles of the Catholic Religion.
By a MEMBER of PARLIAMENT.
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nefs the Prince of Wales, No. 100, Pall Mall.
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This day was publifhed, clofely printed in royal sto price 21. 28.
in boards, thc Firft Volume of
THE CHRONICLES of HOLINSHED, com.
prifing the Detcription and Hiftory of England, Scotland and
Ireland.

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and Robinfon • Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Cadell and Us.
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progreffively as they are finißied in the cantle of the year tB+,
Ths Chionicles of Holinthed having become exceedingly fearce,
and from their rarity and value, having always brought a high
Price whenever they have appeared for Sale, the publishers have
thought they fhould perform an acceptable fervicc to the Public by
reprinting them, in a uniform, handfome and modern form.
It cannot now be neceffary to Rate the importance and intereft-
Ing nature of this Work. The high price for which it his always
fold, is a fufficient teftimony of the diem) in which it has been
held. Hohnlhcd's Defcription of Britain is allowed to contain a
molt curious and authentic account of the Manners and Cuftetus
of our Bland in the reign of Henry VD!. and Elizabeth, in which
it was written. 'His Hiftory of the Tranadlions of the Britifh
Wes, during there periods, poffeffes all the force and value of con-
temporary evidence, colleted by a molt fkilful ohf:rver ; and the
peculiar Ryle and orthography in which the Work is written, fur-
nifh a very intercfting document to illultrate the Hairy of the
Englifh Language.
The original Edition of the Chronicles of Holinfhed, it is well
known, was publifhed by their Author in a mutilated Rate. A
number of pages, which had obvioufly been printed with the ret
of the Work, were found to be omitted, except in a few copies,
obtained by tome favourite perfons. In the preterit Edition, thefe
caftrations are faithfully reftored—and in order that the purchafee
may depend upon finding an end, as well as a pedal copy, it
has been a law with the publiihers, not to alters fillb!e letter, but
to print the Work with the lama fidelity from the bed preceding
Edition, with the Author's own Orthography. only liberty
taken, has been to ilk the types of the preterit day, inftead of the
old Engfifia letter of the time of Elizabeth.

The Pub Lasers fubmit to the public thisedition of a curious and
valuable Chronicle of our hittory, with a confident hop; that it
Will gratify both the Historical Student and the general Kew:Jere....
It it meet with the reception which they anticipate, they will be
encouraged to feleet Come others of the rarett and molt important
of our ancient Chronicles, and reprint them in like matinc; for
'the convenience and gratilication of the public.