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• CLabgidaidafrOUlL TiditOUGH ITALY.
This day weappbiljsbed, elegantly piloted In Two large Volumes
*in. illustrated with Eight engraved Plans of Churches, price
Five Guineas in boards,
AOU TR THROUGH ITALY, exhibiting a
View ales Scenery, its numerous Antiquities and Its Mo-
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and Elucidation wi-h en Account of the present State Si its
Cities and 'Towns; and occasional 'Observations on the recent
Spoliation of the French.
By the Rev. JOHN CIIETWODE EUSTACE.
Sec et. Italia *is sacra, hag genies ejus, hze opplda populo-
Plin. Nat. Hist. us. t O. •
giliThh Work Is the result of niuck Research Ittla Observation.
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CATON ON DEMI 1 Y.
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DRACVCAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI-
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By Mr. STEW/WT,
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HUSBANDRY OF SCO 1 LAND.
This day was published, in Y vols. Bro. with 12 Encraylegs, in-
cluding a Portrait of the Author, price Ll. IniChuards, re
Second Ultima, greedy improved and enlarged, of
AN ACCOUNT of the SYSTEMS of HUSBAN.
DRY adopted in/he more improved Districts of SCOT-
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they are susceptible. Drawn up for the consideration of the
Board of Agriculture, with a view of explaining how tar those
Systems are applkahle to the less cultivated Parts in England
and Scotland.
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President of the Board of Arriculturc.
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•.• From the anxiety to obtain agricultural information, ano-
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BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. PATENT.
ANTI-ATTRITION.
THE PATENT ANTI-ATTRITION COM.
POSITION Is the cheapest and.best ll* ever yet dise
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