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A EGYPTIACA; or Obfervations on certain
Antiquities of Egypte. Hy I. WHITE, 0. D. Proleffix
of Arabic la the Untverfay of o:ford, &c. &c. Elegantly
printtil In Quarto, and Illuftratcd by Engravings. it is. in
Boards. 11.

An ACCOUNT of TRAVELI into the INTERIOR of
SOUTHERN AFRICA. in the Yean tyoy and t
dada% carroty 'Alava:ions can the Geology and oeorc, Apby of
the southern Part of that Continent ; the Natural Hiftory of
filch Objects as occurred in the Vegetable, and Mina.
ral Kingdom; sad Sketch** of the PhySeal and Moral Cha-
raans of the various Tribes of hhabitants furrounding the
Senknent of the Cape of Good Hope: to which is annexed a
Dcfcr:pdon of the relent State, Population and Produce *Mtn
extenSve Colciny. With a Mop conftroded entirely frogs ac-
tual Obkt vatioas nankin the Coos* of the Travels. By JOHN
BAR ROW, late Secretary to the Earl of Macartney, and Au.
&tor Gencral of Public Accounts at the Cape of Good Hope.
ate. 10419 80U3.10.

A TOUR in MONMOUTHSHIRE, By WILLIAM
COXE, M.A. P.R. 3. F. A.S. Rector of Bemerton. Illuf-
rrated with a Map of the Coenty, and with Engravings from
the Deawinp of sir Pile/id Hoare, Bart. by Byrne, and other
eminent Arcadia, Ground, Plate of Carnal. Ph" of ancient En-
campments, &c. Elegantly printed In a Volta 4LO. 41. 4s. hi
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ANTKUJITIES, Hiftorkai,airchitedlural, Chorrigraphkal,
sid itinerary, in NOVEINGIIAMSHIRE and !Iv. adjacent
I:vandal ; Part the Firlt, comprifing the Hiftories of Southwell,
(the Ad Pontetn.) and of Newark, (the Sidnacalter of the Mo-
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a Portrait of the Author, and numerous other Engraving%
Prce Ist in Boards.
tiat A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with early
Inquellass niche Plates.Pricell. is in Boards.

A SURVEY of the STRENGTH and OPULENCE of
cRLA r aRrrAN : wherein is flitwn the Progrefa of its
Cvmmtrce, Agriculture, Population, Sac. before and fince the
AcceSon of tbc Hoak of Hanover. Bythe Rev. Dr. CLARK E,
Sc.:wary for the Library, Su. to his Royal Highnefs the Prince
of Walca With Obfervations by Dean Tucker, and David
Hume, Efq.ht a Coreependence with Lord Kabnes, now firft
putilithcd, tau. ys. in Doer*.

VI.
A S^eond Part of the HISTORY of the ANGI.O-SA XONS,
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VIT.
The HISTORY of FRANCE, Oaf! and Military, Reck-
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By the Rev. W. PARR GRESSWELL, Curate of Denton in
Lencalbire. Beo. ss. In Boards.

IX,
CLASSICAL BIOGRAPHY: exhibiting alphabetically
the Proper Names, with a Ikon Account of the Several Dt hies,
Heroes, and other Perron!, mentioned in the ancient
Authors; and amore particular Defcription of the molt diltin-
guifhed Characters among the Romans; the whole being inter-
rperfcd with oceafional Explanations of Words and Plwarcs.—
Dcrigned chiefly to contribute to the Illuflration of the Latin
Claffics. By ALEXANDER ADAM. LL. D. Redlor of the
High School, Edinburgh. Sim 6s. in Boards.

ORIENTAL DIALOGUES ;, containing the Conterfations
of Engrains and Aleiphron on the Spirit and Beauties of the Sa
cred Poetry of the Hebrews. Seleded from the German Dia-
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Volume the Second, of POEMS, by the Rev.W.L.BOWLES.
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Mount, with a Monody on the Death of De Warton, and other
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