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NEW PIANO FORTE MUSIC.

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A Set of Dances for the year tied, price 31.
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CONCLUSION OP MR. PRATT'S °LEAVINGS.
This day was publithed, etnheUithed with a fine 1 rnrait of the
Author, by CAROLINE WAT.ON, from it Paler' g by Law.
renee, infbeee large Volumea,Odtavo, pie; Ohe Guinea and

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HA RVEST HOME, confining of Supplementary
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ety, and of the ildhe of the Poor In the peat Manufaduriog
towns of Birmingham, Maneltefter, anti... Sheffield. Including alto
three Original Dramas of the Author.
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Original Pieces by the Poet Lonna, by Mlf. Pye, Dr. Mayor,
Charles James, John l'aylor, R. C. Dallas, W. Hurton, W. Meg.
ler, J. Morfit, and John lltellar, Efirs. Dr. Woleot, the Rev. P.
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Author's l'oem of Sympathy, with original Notes.
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MEMOIRS OF THE. LIFE AND THEATRICAL CAREER
OF SAMUEL FOOTE
Thia day oral pobllEted, in threat/again volumes. foo:feap onavo,
enthtlllaitd with a fine Portrait, by Caroline Watrou price isa.

In boards.
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and THEATRICAL
CAREER or Tilt c SAMUEL FOOTE. Efq com-
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dotes and Facts never before publilbed, relative to his various
DRAMATIC AND LITERARY CONTEMPORARthS, and a
eolledlion of Nis BONS-MOTS, chiefly origlual, with three of his
dramatic pieces not publithed in his works.
By WILLIAM COOKE, Efig.
Barrister at Law.
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volumes, price ifis. to boards.

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A LIBRARY OF ENG Ll'H POETRY.
In the preia and fperdily will be publithed,
Infix elegmt volumes, embellithed with highly liallbed Portraits
of the principal Poets,
rHE CABINET OF ENGLISFM'OETRY ; or
SELECT SPECIMENS of the WORKS of every ENG-
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earlielt Ages to the prefent Time; and the fuceellive Speci-
mens, Introduced by a BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of each .
POET. By S. J. PRATT, Efq.
The voluminous extent of the entire Works of the B:ittik
Poets, and the tax which theyimpore on the time and the pureof
thofe inrinns who with to acquire correct ideas of our National
Poetry, have fuggefted the propriety of an elegant fele& on, wbick,
while it Enclaves every real beauty, lhould, by its hillorical and
chronological arrangement, exhibit a fyftematic view of the art.
and of thole who have pradifed it. Such a work has long berry a
' dellderatum ; and much care having been bellowed on the execu-
tion of the plan now fubruitted to the public, it may he prefumrd
that the lovers of poetry of every age and rank will be gratified by
its arpcaranee.
Among the portraits will be given thofe of Chau( tr, Spencer,
Shakfpc“re. Milton, Butler, Dryden, Addifon, Prior; Gay, Pope,
Churchill. Shenflone, Collins, Gray, Melon. Barns, and Cowper, •
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TireonlyH4TOßY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the RE-
VOLUTION to the PRESENT' lIME.
This day was publlOael, with nomerous and cited/Ye corrtAices
by the Author, a new Editiac, printed in twelve vol. Sim. tn-
term!, with the Hiftury of Mr. Home, pries five guineas In
bards, or any two volunne fcparately, price :Ss. In boards
THE HISTOItYof GREAT BRITAIN from
A the RRVOLII now is uses (when Humes Hitter, ter.
minatea),to the PE.%ClIef AMIENS in tilos.
Fry WILLIAM BELSHAM,III4.
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i tory as a Work of unqueftionable fidelity, It claims erg:it:64l
notice of the Wilk, as being the only Hiftory of England by a
fii.yle writer, which continues the Ham of Mr. Home, with
uniform fpirit and ability, to the prefent time.
Various hive b-en the expedierita to complete the feries of our
National History ; Smolletel general work has been garbled and
mutilated, with a view to ['apply a continuation of Home, toot's
death of Or.rge the Second; but the partiality and defeEts of Sokol-
let as an biitoti.in have long been a juft fubjett of complaint, and
(itch a work as Mr. Pelfham's bas, for many years, ken among
the
pri,cipal literary detiderata.
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Sm Met, may ptircha.e separately Mr. Belfharn'e Hiftory of the
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