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London, England, 1820-06-09 00:00:00

SCOTTS HORSES AND DOGS.

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This day was published, beautifully printed in eta embellished
with Forty highly-linished Copper-plate Engravings, and
numerous Wood Cuts, price £3. 3s. in boards,
THE SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, compris-
ing a Series of highly-finished Engravings, representing the
Horse and the Dog, in all their Varieties ; executed in the line
Manner, by Joint Sewn, from original Paintings by Marshall,
Reinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs, and Cooper : accompanied with a
comprehensive historical and systematic Description of the dif-
ferent Species of each, th.-ir appropriate Uses, Management, and
Improvement; interspersed with .Inecttotes of the most-cele-
brated Horses and Dogs, and their Proprietors; also, a Variety
of practical Information on Training and the Amusements of
the Field. By the Author of " Bairtsst Fixtn SIMMS."
4.• It may be had in Six l'arts, price 10s. 6d. each.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jews, Paternos-
ter-row ; and sold
Of b all Booksellers.
whom may also be had,
1. Sporting Anecdotes Original and Selected • forming a
complete Delineation of tie Spurting World. By Pierce Egan;
price 9S. in boards, er 12s. elegantly bound.
4. Songs of the Chace; containing nearly 400 of the best
Songs relating to Racing, Shooting, Angling, Hawking, Archery,
&c. price os. is boards.

NEW CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES.
This day was publhhed morallio, price Al 10s. very strongly
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and bail-bound,
ACOMPENDIOUS VIEW •OF UNIVERSAL
HISTORY and LITERATURE, in a Series of Tables;
from the Fourth Edition of the German of G. G. Basiscov,
late Councillor of the Prussian Regency in Silesia, and Professor
of Ilistoty in the University of Breslau.
To which is appended a Table of Painters, arranged in Schools
and Ages. from the Erma,. Notes of .111atthew Van Bree,
Paintrr to his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, and
Professor in Chief of the Royal Academy of Arts at Antwerp.
The whole translated, with considerable Additions, including a
succinct view of the Transactions of the Europeans in India,
and an entirely new Table, comprising the History of Europe
from the Year 1799, to the close of the Reign of George 111.
By Major JAS. BKLL, East York Militia.
er The Tables of Professor Bredow (serving either for read-
ing or refersnce) have been selected for translation, as appearing
to offer advantages of simplicity and efficiency above all other
wall of a similar description hitherto published In any language.
They present a concise and connected view of the most import-
annuls af Voiceful History, under the following comprehen-
sive arrangement t-1. Each Table embraces a grand epoch of
Geneial'Hlstory.-4. The nations co-existent within such epoch
are placed foodliteral columns.-3. The collateral columns se-
verally exhibit lacono/metal chain of the principal events in
every separate Stator while, 017, .The whole are transversely
combined, bg tlie-ceptemporary events of the different columns
being kept as pearly as possible in horizontal alignments: thus
offering either a rapid glance (from side to side) at the History of
all Nations at any
one
giVen perks& or a distinct and uninter-
rupted survey (downwards) of the History of any one particular
State.
London I rrinted for BA Cradli, sag Joy, Pater-
ouster-cow.

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