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The THIRD NUMBER of

Dy the Author of Neckelothitania,
With Eleven Cdoured Fun-length Portraits, price is. 6d.
I. CAVENDISH ANI A ; a Treatise on the Head-
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ff. Neckcletbitania, bt Tietania. An Essay on Starchers and
Collars. By One of the Cloth. Author of Cavendithania. Thlid
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3. Dress and Address. By the Author of the Greeks, Pi-
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MIL BURKE'S. WORKS.
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THE WORKS .f the Right Hon. EDMUND
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THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE (NEW
SERIES), for March 1, enlarged and printed on a mew
and very improved plan, Contains:
-L 'The Friars of Dijon, a Tale, by T. Campbell, Esq. II
Tht Temple intim Inhabitants. 111. On Dancing. IV. Readers
sad Writers.. V. The Bachelor's Thermometer VI. On Col-
lecting. VIL Thoughts on Thinking. VII L Ghostlanai with
anew Theory of Apparitions. IX. Troubadour Poetry. X.
Revels of the Author of Don Quixote—The Merriam Scullion.
XL The Fella the Leaf, by the late Mrs. John Hunter. XIL
Narrative Of the Captivity of Alexander Scott, among the wan.
timing Arabs of the Great African Desert. XIII. Germany
Past and Present. XIV. On the prevailing taste for !rigged
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