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London, England, 1802-04-19 00:00:00

THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.

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Edition of •
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS: Tranflated by
the Rev. EDWARD FORSTER.

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(Dedicated, by PermilSon, to the Right Hon. Earl: Ca ,)
And anbellifited .with Engravings, after Drawings taken on
the Spot; with an Accurate Plan of the Town of Valetta,
in the Bland of Malta, Its Harbours, Fortifications, and be-
JOURNAL of the FORCES which failed
from the Denim in April Oleo, on a Secret Expedition,
under the Command of Major-General PIGOTT, till their Ar-
rival in Minorca, and continued through all the fubfequent
Tranfadtions of the Army, under the Command of the Right
Hon. General Sir RALPH ADZACIIOIIIIY, K. B. in the Medi-
terranean and Egypt; with a particular Account of Malta dur-
ing the time it was ruby& to the SAM Government, Ste.
By ENEAS ANDERSON, Efq. Lieutenant Goth Regiment.
The Views are as follow

g. The Town of Valetta, wio the Fort St. Elmo. the Battery
of St. John, rm.
1. The Port of Ricerca!, and the Celtic ottit. Angelo, with its
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Batteries, &e. _ .
3. View of Vidalia". normals, Singles, &e. .
4. The Town of Valets. from theFloriana Side, ace.

s. The fame from the Marfa Murchetta Side, dci.
6. A View of Cadiz, at the time of the pnapofed Attack on that
Place, &c.
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GENERAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Lives of the
moft eminent Perkins of all Ages, Countries, Conditions,
and Prorcifions, arranged according to Alphabetical Order;
compared by
J. AMIN, M. D. Rev. THOMAS MORGAN,
Mr. NItHOLSON, and c then.

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