OR

LITERARY WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER,

CONSISTINO OT

ORIGINAL PIECES,

and

SELECTIONS FROM PERFORMANCES OF MERIT,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,

A Work calculated to disseminate useful Knowledge among all ranks

of people at a small expence.

JAMES ANDERSON, LLD,

FRS. FAS. S.
Honorary Member of the Society of Arts, Agriculture, &c. at Bath ; of the Philosophical, and
of the Agricultura: Societies in Manchetter of the society for promoting Natural Hiftory;
London ; of the Academy os Arts, Sciences, and Belles Lettres, Dijon ; and Correspondeat
Member of the Royal Society of Agriculture, Paris ; Author of several Performauces.

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beth p.0,1. 19,for Adam Bell Clym, of the p. 225. I. 3 from bottom, for his read

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317, marked 309, for de read du

p. p. 74. 1. 34, for theit, read their

338, marked 330, 1. 8 from bottom, p. 81. 1. 8, for dire&ion, read director

for being, read bea: p. 84. 1. 6, for af a rs, read afiairs p. 339, marked 331, 1. 10 from bottom, B. 86. 1. 18, for hedgerows, read for minums, read minims. The same hedge-rows

three times repeated in this sentence p. 97."1. 9, for to Congress, read to the p. 340, marked 332, 1, 14 from bottom, Congress

delete the whole line P. 100. 1. 16, for institution, read in- p. 342, marked 334, before the music, Atruction

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whole is marked eight pages behind p. 186, 1. 18, for Edwin, read Edmund what it ought to be ; and the latt 40 P. 187, 1, 31, for exclaim, read cx

pages are so irregular, as to adınit of claim'd

no proper directions for correcting it, p. 205, I, I, for seel, read feel

but to begin with the pen there, and carry it regularly for ward.

TO THE BINDER.

Observe letter F f is twice repeated. That Ff which begins the Num.

ber follows the other. The Plates. Adam Smith to front page ist,

Lochleven Castle to front page 113.

The scenes in Caffraria to front page 256 marked 248 The three half theets of the Chronicle to be bound up at the end, inime.

diately before the Index.

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