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. ,Thisdi iS p~tblieIed. i?l Yvols. imn, price 18s. hoaxds, bTiANPIO1tE;* or,. the Monk andt the MercIiants s Widow; a Novel.; Printed tor Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Dlafawtane~ 'This day ar? published, a nerl editioh, price 7s. DOEMNS from the PORTUGUESE of LUIS .DE 1 CAA3 OENS, witb remarki on his life and vwritings, notes, &c. fly Lord Visgcount STRANGFORD. Lontlon, printetl for J.ames Carpenter and Son,'t)ld Bond-street. 'This day isl published, in fool8tap' 8vo, pricc 8s. boards, the F:fta ~TOLTAIRED's PflIJOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY. AI' Printed for Johi and H. ln. Hunt, Taevistock.street, Covent. ga'defC. In the preps, and speedilv still bepublirhet, A XACCOUNT of the DISEASE lately prevalent at AL.ttie General Penitenir. yP ERE A A ,MD Fellow of tbe Coll Physici t Bhospital. Print rood, 32, Fleet-street. TIso da r pbl he n8-o re .7. 61. 7inbode (1OM'MENTARIES on DISEAESof the STOMACH Liand BO0WELS of CMII1DEN By ROBLEY DUN- 01.1SON, 5N. D. &c. Printed fo eo. B. 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