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London, England, 1807-05-06 00:00:00

MISS OWENSON'. POILMS.

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in Boards.

THE LAY oaf an litigH HARP; or, METRI-
CAL FRAGMENTS.

By MISS OWENSON,

Author of the NOVICR of ST. DOMINIC, the WILD IRISH QIRL,
&c. &c.
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The Second Editionof 'lle NOVICE of ST. DOMMIC, Four
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The 'I bird Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo•
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'Thtc Eighth Edition of The WINTER IN LOADON, Three
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MODERN I.Orwor4 stinueßY.
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Bvo. iiluftrated with fuch Plates as are effential to the fu,)jaa,
price Iss in boards,
FIRST /.INES of the Praftice of SURGERY—
being an elementary Work for Students, and a concifs
of Reference for

By SAMUEL COOPER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Medical
Society of London, and Author of Critical Refiedlons on the
Catarast.
Printed for RICHARD Putman, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Back-
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Of whom may alfo be had,
t. A Treatife on the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Ear, with
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This day were puhliihed,
In Two Volumes. fooircap 0:t iv price is. 6d. boards,
T'[lE POSI'HUMOUS WORKS of Mrs. CHAS
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Jac completed,
THE ORIENTAL FIELD SPORTS. Dedi•
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That long projected Work of the Wild Sports of India, by Cap.
tain WILLIAMSON and SAMUEL 110WF.T r, exhibiting a
novel and curious NATURAL. H.Eros r of Hindoftantis jolt eo:n.
pleted in twenty Numbers, at xis each.
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Number; to be completed in ten Monthly Numbers.
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DELIGHTFUL VILLA, with 59 ACRES of LAND.
HAMPSHIRE. near sotyrHAm ['TON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC nom,
By Meffrs I'LL'S and FLETCHER,
At Garraway's, London, on Friday May a), at Twelve, by order
of the. Eiccutors under the will of llamas Baker. Efq.
ADESIRABLE and VALUABLE ESTATE;
cemprifing a fcledt pleafant Villa, ereded within a few
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rich and uninterrupted views of the New Ezell, and furrounding
country, enlivened by exteufive and interefting feenes from the
Needle Rocks to the Mother Bank, Callhot Cate, &c ..together
with so Acres of l'atture and Arahle Land. ere:tient Garden, in-
cl:fed with daft), brick walls, ftabling for lix bodes, chalk houfe.
and tiled baru, granary (beds, and farm yard, ftamli g on a riling
eminence, at an agreeable diftanee from the high road to Romfey
and Saleury ; a Gothic cottage or lodge, at the entrance from .
the road; the whole lying :very compadt, and within a ring fence,
well fopplied with excellent water. Held on three lives of the
retreetivi, of 31, 20, and t 6.
The eftate may he 2:.:Tred 14 days previous to the fate, when
pri, ted particulars may be had ai the White Horfe, Rornfe, ;
White Hart, Sahfbury; White Hart, Wit ebe.cr :, Dolphin, South.
amp .to • of Meffis Ellis and Fletcher, 126, Pentl:urch ftreet.
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