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On Saturday, the teth titft. will publilbed,
A New Volume, befog the Fifth, of
SERMON S. By HUGH BLAIR, D. D.
F. R. S. Ed. one of the Mioilters of the High Church, and
Profeffor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres iu the Univerlity of
Edinburgh.
Printed fir A. Stroh= ; T. Cadet!, jun. and W. Dactu,
Strand; and W. Creech, at Edinburgh.
;. • Thls Volume waspreparcd for publication by the Author,
anda confiderabie part of it was printed before his deceafe.
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r. A new Edition, being the Twenty-firft, of the Ara Pour
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Ancient and Modern;
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By JAMES DALLAWAY, M. B. F. S.A.
Late Chaplain & Pkylician of the Britt& Ensbatfy to the Porte.

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This day was publifticA,
In Two Volumes Odom, Pries 141. in Boaz*,
A new Edition, being the Ninth, of
THE THEORY of MORAL SENTIMENTS:
an May towards an Analyfts of the Principles by which
Men naturally judge concerning the Conduct and Charadtcr,
firft of their Neighbours, and afterwards of thanielves. To
which is added, a Digenation on the Origin at Language.
By ADAM SMITH, LL. D.
And F. R. S. of London and Edinburgh ; one of the Commlf-
Sown of his Majefty's Cullom/ In Smtland ; and formerly
Profetfor of Moral P 411010017 in the Union/Sty of Olafgow.
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Nations. 3 vols. Bvo. 9th Edition, His. in boards.
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Smith's Life and Writings, by Dug* Stewart, F. R. S. E. 4to.
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By the Rev. WIBLIAAM CORE, A. M. F. R.S. F. A. S.'
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SERMONS on PRACTICAL SUBJECTS.
By the late Rey. SAMUEL CARR, D. D.
Prebendary of St. Paul's, Reetor of St. Andrew Underfhaft,

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THE GARDENER'S AND BOTANIST'S
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Costaining the belt and newest Methods of cultivating and
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performing the pradlical Parts of Agricukure • of managing
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Author,
1. The HISTORY of CLARISSA HARLOWE, in Eight

Volumes, isms
11. The HISTORY of Sir CHARLES GRANDISON, in
Seven Volumes, limo.

DR. THORNTON's
GLAND NATIONAL BOTANICAL WORK.
MR. WHITE, BookkUer, Fleet•Rreet, being
appointed as an Agent for Dr. Tnostrron's Grand Na-
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SEXUALSYSTEM of LINNAEUS, dedicated by perenillion
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2. Dr. DARWIN, in his l'hytologia, thus esprclies
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Imo. T NNNNN ON, which I topple have no equal"
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0o Agave, or America:Aloe; given in the 3d Number of his
ftir Illuftration
Nurs'd by a length of rolling years
Her itately form Aoave rears,
Protracting Rill with wife delay,
The glory follow 'd by deal.
Till, urea by time's ref:Alas date,
Nobly the braves her deltin'd fate ;
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I'HE NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH Ilat firietin thus at THY command,
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and comedy finlibed in Colours from pried, Specimens of any flowers whatever, In celsonstseslwiniant or morejoft. At
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four esieured Him. Complete in Five Volume, price is to add dews the New Illearation of Urinous, to thew it to my
pt.^ wire mean fail to be delighted With a work, which is as
A NALTITtALAINTORY of BRITISH INSECTS, with isseff/iiise It •►"
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