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'Phis day was published. in two ha•..-losine
.Voltrytes, pries 121
its boards, I Si. bound, or I 4s. elegantly bound,
ETTERS front a NOBLAAA to his SON,
I dutiug the prOgrrss of his Studies at Prom and Oxford,
written be the lat« Earl of betwetm the yews and
I KOR. and cons;sting of condensed Observations 'and lust:motions
on all thell'opics ~f a liberal and motiern Education.
In presenting this superior w to the Public, the Editor has
removed the gr. atcr par of the local and temporary matter, so
as to leave what is ; tiblished, a legacy of practical wisdom,
adapted to All seminarier, and to Youth of all conditions. In
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manlier with red and faint Hoes, neatly dune up, and prop.tly
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BARRINGTON'S BOTANY BAY.
This day wits published, neatly printed oil fine wove paper, and
enriched with two fine scoured Prints, No. 1. (price oneshil-
ling), to be regularly continued every Saturday, of
A NEW, COMPLETES and AUTHENTIC
HISTORY of NEW SOUTH WALES, from its first Vi-
sitation by Captain Conk, down to the present State of that pro.
Inking Country; its Natural History, Soil, Nature, and Produce;
the Costume, Manners, and Customs of the Natives; and a par-
ticular Detail of the Proceedings in founding and establishing the
English Colony: with an Act ,unt of its Progress to the present
'fine, the Conduct of the Convicts, and every other interesting
Parttkular.. By GEORGE BARRINGTON, late Ofaccr of the
Peace at Paramattc, To which is added, BARRINOTON's
VOYAGE to NRW SOUTH WALES, with the Life Trials, &c.of the Author. Accompanied with a finely engraved Por: ralt.
second Edition, improved and combined to the present Time.
This work forme two handsome volumes in octavo, and may
be bad complete, price £1.71. boards ;orin 26 Numbers,i each
Number embellished with one or more prints, finely coloured,
illustrative of Views. Manner: and C.ustom, of the Native., and
Subjects of Natural history, coloured from Nature, with a Map
of the Country.
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~We have here k well written ac.-cnint of this very singular co-
lony ; an amusing sketch of the country, its soil, prelluce, native
inhabitants, natural history. Etc. This production certainly carries
with it a soifis:ieneyof internalevidence that it is really the perform-
ance of that tugetaious adventurer."—Vide Monday Review.