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Fullarton.

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By Colonel

London.

on A caveat against emigration to

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(Cape Breton) and late Chief Justice thereof.

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1 A SKETCH of his Majesty's province of Upper Canada. By D'Arcy

Boulton, Barrister at Law

4to. pp. 99. Map.

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2 ADDRESS to the Six Nations, recommending the Gospel of St. John. By Teyoninhokarawen, the translator.

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Scott.

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5 REFLECTIONS on the cession of Louisiana to the United States.

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6 A TOUR in America in 1798, 1799, and 1800, exhibiting sketches of
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7 THE EXPERIENCED Farmer's Tour in America: exhibiting, in a
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Boadley, esq., Philadelphia, an American cultivator.
pp. 735.

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8 HISTORY of the American revolution. By Barnard Hubly.

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9 THE HISTORY of the rise, progress, and termination of the American Revolution, interspersed with biographical, political, and moral observations. By Mrs. Mercy Warren.

Boston.

1805.

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11 THE JOURNAL of a tour into the territory north west of the Alleg-
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trated with original maps and views. By Thaddeus Mason
Harris, A.M., &c.
Boston, N.A.

8vo. pp. 270.

12 AN EXCURSION into Bethlehem and Nazareth in Pennsylvania, in 1799. With a succinct history of the United Brethren. By John C. Ogden. Philadelphia.

13 STATISTICAL ACCOUNT of the United States of America. By
D. F. Donnant. Translated by William Playfair.
8vo. pp. 72. Map.

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14 WAR IN DISGUISE; or, the frauds of neutral flags.
8vo. pp. 215. 4s. 6d.

By James Stephen. H. C. Cat.

Hatchard,

15 TRAVELS IN TRINIDAD during the months of February, March, and April, 1803. In a series of letters addressed to a member of the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain. Illustrated with a map of the island. By Pierre F. M'Callum. Liverpool.

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16 AN HISTORICAL account of the black empire of Hayti, compre

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St. Domingo; with its ancient and modern state. By Marcus 1805.
Rainsford, Esq., late captain third West India Regiment, &c.

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17 NARRATIVE of a voyage to Brasil; terminating in the seizure of a
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crew by the Portuguese. With general sketches of the country,
its natural productions, colonial inhabitants, &c., and a descrip-
tion of the city and provinces of Saint Salvadore and Porto Se-
guro. To which are added, a correct table of the latitude and
longitude of the ports on the coast of Brazil, table of exchange,
&c. By Thomas Lindley.
Johnson,

8vo. pp. 258. 6s.

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18 LETTERS FROM PARAGUAY; describing the settlements of Monte
Video and Buenos Ayres; the Presidencies of Rioja Minor
Nombre de Dios, St. Mary and St. John, &c. With the man-
ners, customs, religious ceremonies, &c. of the inhabitants.
Written during a residence of seventeen months in that country.
By John Constance Davie, esq.
Robinson,

8vo. pp. 300. 5s.
19 THE PRESENT STATE OF PERU; comprising its geography, topo-
graphy, natural history, mineralogy, commerce, the customs and
manners of its inhabitants, the state of literature, philosophy and
the arts; the modern travels of the missionaries in the heretofore
unexplored mountainous territories, &c. The whole drawn from
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R. Phillips,

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20 A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, in the years 1800, 1801, 1802,
1803, and 1804; in which the author visited the principal islands