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WEDNESDAY, MAT 19, 1802

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THE PLEASURES OF SOLITUDE :
Second Edition. With other Poems.

By P. COURTIER.
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Paul's Churchyard ; and J. Hatchard, No. moo, Piccadilly.

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REMARKS, Critical and MiccEllaneous, on the
Clam r NTA rs of Sir WILLIAM BLACKSTONE.
By JAMES sEIIOWICK, Efq. Barrilter at Law.
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ATREATISE on the DISEASES of
HORSES : in which the various Ciao and Symptoms
are plainly and accurately delineated, and a Method of Cure
recommended, conformable to Pradical Obfervations and Ex-
perience.--To the Work is fuhjoincd an Appendix, containing
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By JOHN DENNY. Surgeon:
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