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This day was published, in Bud. price 106.6 i boanh,
TTNITARIANIIibi INCAPAIILE of WNW.
caTi9N.; # itcply to the Rev. JAMES YATES's VIN-
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THE NEW TRAGEDY.
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• RICHARD
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ripHE FLORIST'S MANUAL, or Hints for the
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NEW SATIRICAL POEM, by the Aothor of G All the Talents:
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ADOLPHE.-NOUVELLV..-PAr M. BEN,
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.Author of the Tragedy of Walistein. &c.
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fn think=—allat• characters are drawn with the hand of a master.
be writer kas penetrated deeply. into the human heart, he has
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interior of the Court of the &whew of Tripoly. It contains the
oily authentic account which has ever reached the world of the
privre Manners and Conduct of this Despot of the East, and
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CIL . With Cases,.
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