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ADDITIONAL, LZTTERS,
L--3. In Answer to the Rev. Mr. IrOYLArs ATTACK on
Sir WII.LI AM DRUMMOND's (EDIPUSVOAICUS Con.
taining a variety el interesting BraucaL elucidating
the Sacred Writing.
By VINDEX BIBLICUS and CANDIDUS.
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-Ellis day was published, in ago. Iri-s 9e. in bcrirds, •
A TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL
TRIGONOMMAY.
• By ROBERT WO9DHOUSE, A. M.-P.R. S.
Fellew of Gonville and Cass Clege, Cambridge..
the Second Edition, corrected, shered, and enlarged.
London : Printed for Black, Parry, sod Co. Leadenhati.street ;
and Deighton sad Sons, Cambridge.

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QKETCH ES ; or, A TOUR. THROUGH NOR.
WAY and SWEDEN to COPENH.IGEN, interspersed
with Historical and other Anecdotes of public and private cha-
racters. To which is added an Append.: relative ut the present
pohtleal state of Norway.—By JENS WOLFF, Esq.
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Number of Letters Antainett in the sante, and an ltnpres,im of
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where there are no Public Officers of the-e desetiptions, any

other Public Officers or respectable Person will he authorised by
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the mailer before described.
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