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L'EVEQUE has the honour to inform the
ALL. Subscribers and the Public in general, that the First
Part of the Engravings of the ACHIEVEMENTS of the AL-
LIED ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an-
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hse, ad of the Couvent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Eveque
still engraved by Mr. Comte.

THE BRITISH BIBLIOGRAPHER, No. XII.
was published on the Ist of July, price 6s. conducted by
&EGERTON BRYDGES, Kt. and JOSEPH HASLEWOOD.
TIM Publication Is devoted entirely to early English Litera-
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a Biographical and Bibliographical Introduction to be given with
Ike conclud ng portion of the Work.
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THE SPIRIT OF ENGLISH WIT!
This day was published, in one large handsome Volume, erubel-

• • •
lished with an Engraving, price Gs.
THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT; or Post-
Chaise Companion : being an entertaining Budget of laugh-
tie Anecdotes, smart Repartees, Pt ize Bulls, pointed Epigrams,
!Nimmons Epitaphs, droll Descriptions, sprightly Witticisms,
tirgular Characters, Bursts of Merriment, curious Adverese-
rests Flights of Imagination, Effusions of Fancy, &c.; including
awn! original d'Esprits. The Second Edttion,
"I do 111 d, that the fun-'s of wit and merriment are not yet
exhausted ; that the wings of fa•tcy are not yet clipped; and that
eta sr:tenors half tilt said and sung all our good things."

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'fte day w-ai published, in One Vol. 4to. price met. is. Royal 410.
lle. id. hoards, (embellished with a fine Portrait of Wiclif,
"Valid by Hopwood),
THE NEW TES L'A'MENT, translated from the
Latin In the year 1380, by JOHN WICLIP, D.D. ,
To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and
writings of Dr. Mich! ; and an Historical Account of the Saxon
and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous t the opening
lef the 15th eentnry.—By the Rev. HP.NRY HERVEY BA-
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esteemed, and latterly very deal& to be procured, Mr. Saber
bras induced to prepare the present edition, and has stamped a
hew va us upon the work, by many important accessions. He
ku liven MentMrs of toe Lite of Wictif, in which he has disco-
/ercd both diligence and accuracy. , :-•iihjoiru:d to this is an His-
torical ,treount of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scrip-
titres. Th-.: whole Volume, indeed, terms a very valuable and
llanitorioas pubfication."—British Critic, Dec.. 101 I.
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MR. GILPLN'S PICTURESQUE WORKS.
This day was published, handsomely printed. in 2 Vols. tern. with
numerous Engravings, price Ail. 16s. in boards, a New Edition,
being the .1 hird, of
OBSERVATIONS on severtl PARTS of ENG-
LAND, particularly the Mountains and Lakes of Cumber-
land and Wenmorland, relative chiefly to picturesque beauty,
made in the year 1772. •
By WILLIAM GILPIN, A. M.
Prebendary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Bolde,:, in the New Forest.
Printed :or I . Catlett and V 6. Davies, S:rand.
Uf wbont may be had by the ‘ante Author,
1. Observations on the Co sts ot Hampshire, Sussex, and
Kea', r.lative to Picturesque Beauty, made in the Summer of the
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made in the Year 1776, 2 eels. with plate, Third Edition,
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marks on rite Picturesque B :LVOV% of the lele of Wight. With
44, f was ee---1, Part 0, p ice 79. 011ie copies 145. to ow Plates. d E • A boards.
.con Mum], 1. ss. in
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AN ARCHII'4CTURA L DICTIONARY. relative chiefly to Picturesque lieau.y,. illustrated by the scenes
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2e Ilanches of Ai chitecture, Lluilling, Carpentry, Joinery. Masonry, Wales ; relauve chiefly to Picturesque Beauty. Is two Tours;
kla Ting, du:. with the most approved mode of execution ht- thefirmer suede in the year 1769, the latter in the year 1773.
i.. 0
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!• with mew Geointtrical Problem. for reducing the number of 6. Observations on the River ye, and several parts of South
rtt
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also
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"cvilsand Jones • and Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row • Crosby 7. Three Essays ou Picturesque Beauty ;on Pictur,sque
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