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A NisW WORK ON BREWINo.

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ATREATISE nn BREWING, wherein is ex-
hibited the whole Proeefs of the Art and SA y fiery ot Stew-
'nit the various forts of Liquor ; with predict! esampin
oven] each Species. Together with the Manner of Wing the Ther-
mometer and Saccharometer—elneldated by etampks, and ren-
dered ea:), to any capadty, in brewing
London Porter Hoek Wine:robin Ale
Brown Stout London Ale Scurvy glafs ditto

Ruling Beer N'iodfor ditto Table. Beer. and
Amber Welch ditto Shipping ditto
Alf°. general initruetions for the making of Malt.
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Fourth EJidoo, eortedted and Improved. with 'rabies of the net
Duties of Rude on Seen and Table Beer, payable by Common
Brewers in Town and Country.
By ALEX. MORAICE, Common Brewer.
Printed for H. D. Symonds No. so Patemoftr-row.

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that can poffibly be requifite for the young Common Brewer, or
the Private Family, In town or country—and u it is that kind of
knowledge which ',one but the experienced Commas Brewer can
communicate, the author la-tort haturclf that this Treattfe will be
foaled, for pradlice, fuperior to any other hitherto publilhed.
" The Author, it mull be acknowledged, writes like an lineeft
at well as an intelligent Brewer; and we have no doubt that this
Book will proVe artful to thole readers for whom it is cskulated.
He has silo prefixed s Hiftory of the London Ills wery, which
ro oft he interctlioi to crt.rr tldcription of male's."
Mutathly &vier, July 402.

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'THE MAXIMS of HEALTH; nr, An Effay on
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Nervous. Bilious, and Gouty Difordcrs.babitual Codivenefs,aad
Headoch ; with °Nervations on Regimen and Diet. Including
a ['moil( on Sea and Cold Bathing, and Remi.l.s on the Shower
Bath likewife expbinlng why the Sea and Country Air Is more
falubtions than that of Cities sad large Towns.
By R SQIJIRRELI, M. D Soho-fmtare
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A"liproved METHOD. cf TREATING
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