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In a few Days will be Published, by Thomas Tegg, 73, Ckeapside, thefollowing Valuable Works. 'i.Wartos’s Hstory of English Poetry, in Four large Volumes, octavo, is nearly ready for Publication. It embraces a large Bpdy of Notes, written by the late Du. Ashby, the late Mr. Hitson, F. Douce, Esq.,.and other eminent Antiquarians; together with the copious Illustrations and Additions of Thomas Park, Esq. The Specimens of Poetry have all been Collated with the Original MSS. or Editions of acknowledged Merit, and the numerous errors arising from inattention at the Press, or in transcribingthe Author’s Copy, have been carefully corrected; while no alteration has been permitted in the Text of the Author.if.Bertholt.et on Dyeing ; translated from the last Parisian Edition ; with Notes and Illustrations. By Andrew Ure, M.D, F.R.S. In 2 Vol. 8vohi.On the Injuries of the Spine, and.of the Thigh Bone, in Two Lectures, delivered in the School of Great Windmill Street. The first in Vindication of the Author’s Opinions against the Observations of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. The second, to maintain the late Mr. John Bell’s Title to certain Doctrines, now advanced by the same Gentleman. Illustrated with nine engravings. By Charles Bell, Surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital. In i Vol. 4to.
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