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By 'A %WS EDWAIID SMITH, M.D. F. R. S. &c.
Prefident of the Linneati Society.
The Figures by JAMES SOWERBY, F L. 8. &c.
The price of each number, containing live coloured plates with
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the firft volume. wi3 be pubilfbeS on the tit of November nest.
A vaft collection of original drawings from the Eat Indies and
New Holland are deftined to enrich this publication, it beingby no
moms confined, as :11 oth..r fimilar ones have been, to plants al-
ready ia thc gardens, or to cultivated fpeciatens only. One of its
great °birds will be to ilt,sy what exotics may gradadly be n.i.
turalized among us. in this point of view it will form a kind of
fLquel to the hash& Botany, a work now drawing towards Its
completion.

KOTZEBUE's TRAVELS IN ITALY.
Tbia day were publifhed,
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In four elderly pinta Volumes, fmaf Ottavo, uniform with the
' other Travels of the fame Author, price One Pound inboards,
TTRAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA
through the TYROL end FLORENCE to NAPI.ES, and
from NAPLES through ROME, BOLOGNA, MILAN, and VIENNA tO
BERLIN, perform d during the dole of the year 18:4 and the
conunene. man of ik s.
By AuGusTus VON KOTZEBUE,
Author of the Strauger, Lovers Vows. Pizarro, &e. &c. and of
Travels is Siberia and iu France.
Various Engllih cr tics have pronounced Kotzebue to be, in
every rtfped, " the fig: of traveller;." as well as the molt li ely
cpainter of manners and eaarackr that, in this line of campofition,
over ad,irared the Public ; and the univerf .1 reception of his tra.
belt in Siberia and in Frlnce, nat only in every part of there Wands
~ut in &very country in Europe, is a cireamitance demonftrative
f his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interelling may have
been his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his •IV d &ewe,
and in a particular manner command the notice of t• literary
world, not only as relating to the molt lutereftin cuntries in
Europe, but as poffeiEng a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,
information, and amufement.
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of all Booltfellers.
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The HISTORY of GREAT BRrrAIN, from the REVOLU.

TION to the PRFSEN'T'TIME

This day was publifbeel, with numerous and extenlive correCtions
by the Author, a new Edition, printed is twelve volumes
°dawn, uniformly with the hiltory of Mr. Hume, price five
guineas in boards, or any two volumes fcpatatcly, tBs. boards,
'HE HIS'l ORY of GREAT BRI l'A IN Irmo
I the R' VOLUTION in 1688, (when Humes Hiltury termi-
nates) to the PEACE of AMIENS in dos.
By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq.
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Hif-
tory as a Work of umpteilionabk fitli.lity, it claims efpecial no•
'ice of the public, as being the umy Hillary of hngland by a fingle
writer, which continues the Hhtory of Mr. Hume, with uniform
fpirit and ability to the prefect tinte.
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Various have been tin expedients to complete the feria of our
National Hittory, Auto:lett a general work has been garbled and
itilated, with a view to limply a continuation of Hume, to the
death of Geo. 11. but the partiality and defects of Smollett as in
hiltocian have lung been a just fubject of complaint, and fuck
work as Mr. Belfham's has, for many years, beat among the prin.
sipal literary deftderata. Perfons,however,who arc actually pol:
freed both of Hume and !intoned, may purrhare feparatcly Mr.
Bantam's liiitory of the Reign of Geo. 111. in 8 volume., aoa thus
complete their fatties to the Pace of .ouies4 ; or aide who are
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