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PATENT STONE CASING AND INLAID PAVEMENT.
THE above are undertaken by C. CARThh,
plasterer, No. 1, Dean-street, Soho. The Casing consists
of BATH STONE cut Into Plates and attached to the building
by means of Parker and Co.'s Cement alone; it forms a front
equal to solid Stone in beauty and solidity, and superior to it In
being impenetrable by damp or frost, and is executed at less than
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Cement from Bankside balm sold as above.

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Work continues to be published monthly, with increased sate and
patrenage.--Warwictt;square, London. January, 1815.

putsliAked, in it large vols. Wv. with Maps, pike Inis.
LETTERS from the MEDITERRANEAN, c on-
raining a Civil and Political Account of SIC I Lir, TRIMLY,
TUNIS, and MALTA, with Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes,
and Observations ille4trative of the present State of thaw Conn.
tnes,and their telative situation with respect to the IkkishEmpirs.
By EDWARD ISLAQUIERE, Esq. R. N.
" Mr. Blaquiere has produced an Interesting and considerably
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" Mr.Blacquiere has given a more minute, full, and entertaining
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This day Was published, price 126.
Under the Patronage of his Grace the Duke of ATIOL.
THE SCENERY of the GRAMPIAN MOUN
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representing the Picturesque Features of the principal Hills in
Braemar, A tbol, Rannoch, Breadalbane, the vicinity of Loch
Katerine, Loth Lomond,&e. with an Explanatory and Descrip-
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of Ben Nevis. By G. F. ROBSON,
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square; and of Sherwood, • Neely and Junes, Paternoster-row.
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'l4iy of the Elm Palliates have lung experienced Its advantages.