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EAST-INDIA REGISTER.

The day arra publiibod, Price Ss.
Ily pftmilion of the Honourable Eaft-india Company,
A EAST-INDIA DIRECTORY for 1803 ;
coataining CotAgete Lifts of the Company's/ Servants,
anllMarine, at the different Preb&sdes in the
Eat Indies; with indexes to the Woe. Together with Lilts
of the Europerds, Miriners, &e. oat in the Service of the Eaft
India Company; and Merchant Yeffeis in the Coun-
try Trade. The wboiegmiled from erns re-
%lived at the Eaft India
by JOHN MATHISON
And ALMANDER WAY MASON.
-Ofthe tiscretary's Mee, Eaft-India Houk .
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A SKETCH OF ALL RELIGIONS.
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ASKETCH of the DENOMINATIONS into
which the CHRISTIAN WORLD is diolard, &int
ao bipedal Amu= of the

Athelfts
Delfts Jews
Made Religion
Pazuss Millis=
Thome ibothropifts Mahar:trans.
. Alfo of the following Chriftian Sees :
Ammonites* lumPers Refofllloll

Arians tesiiesits llitoteistfu els
Arminian* Materlalitis i
At hassfaus Millenarians Sablallsue
Lyrists Moravian s SaillsOutiuss
Bactrian U ' Cana& emnifts UT Semi Nan tsrian
Calviuilts Matkodifts Seceders
Utftruelloulfts New Metbedifts maker. Lukas New Americas fled &anima
tatlPrdbytaisas Neer:lE4l6am Sublub=riansis
4Scopalians Newarrea S
ithtt
SsaardspuesiP Swedetilkniassi
Greek Chards Paslobvtlits Trinitarians
Namou Protellains Utdverfalifts
Hutekinfoolans Proteftaut flifenter Wickhates
ittM.. Ls Quakers

TAUS DORSALIS, AND THE DISEASES OF THE
SEMINAL FUNCTIONS, 81e.
!WWII Ways and Remarks on the Tabs Dorfalls.
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differs* Stara of Life, commonly ailed Tabes Dorfalis; with
an account of the nature, caufes, and cure of that Men:per;
demonikratlng its baneful effcets on the fineft functions of the
Animal Economy, Including the Mires ailtfing therefrom;
cfpeclally the • Nairous Atrophic, the Exonclrofis, and the
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(Fellow of the Royal Acid= y 61' SWIM+ in Path Of the
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• ' BAST-INbIA HOUSE, Deciliter in, 1802.
rrilE •COURT If DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS V. ENG-
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NATURAL HISTORY, ARTS, awl MISCELLANEO US
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By THOMAS KIPLING, D. D.
Dean of Peterborough, and late Fellow of St. John's College,
Cambridge.

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