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Twining, Richard (Printed for T. Cadell Junior, and W. DAVIES, (succeffors to Mr. CADELL,) in the Strand; J. SEWELL, Cornhill; and J. DEBRETT, Piccadilly, 1794)

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The state of th United-Kindom at the peaco of Paris ﻿

The state of the british navy ﻿

The state of the nation ﻿

The state of the nation, at the commencement of the year 1822 : considered under the four departments of the finance - foreign relations - home department - colonies and board of trade, &c. &c. &c : fifth edition ﻿

The statutes at large concerning the provision for the poor, being a compleat collection of all the acts of Parliament relating thereto : To which is added, a table by way of abstract of all the said acts, digested into alphbetical order ﻿

The storehouse of industrious devices, beneficial to all that delite in the mathematical sciences ﻿

The strangest aduenture that euer happened: either in the ages passed or present ﻿

The subject's right of petitioning set forth. ﻿

The subscriber, (agent of the late Boston Copper Company,) informs the customers of that company that he has made arrangements to continue the Copper and Brass Foundry Business ﻿

The substance of a speech delivered at a General Court at the East India House, on the 18th of June 1794 ﻿

The substance of the evidence, delivered to a committee of the honourable house of commons ﻿

The substance of the speech of the earl of Kinnoul to the british society for extending the fisheries ﻿

The substance of the speech of William Harrison ﻿

The superiority of swords of english manufacture ﻿

The surprizing miracles of nature and art ﻿

The theatre of the whole world: set forth by that excellent geographer Abraham Ortelius ﻿

The theoriques of the seven planets, shewing all their diverse montions, and all others accidents, called paffions, thereunto belomging ﻿

The theory and practice of gas-lighting ﻿

The theory of moral sentiments ﻿

The theory of moral sentiments or an essay ﻿

The state of th United-Kindom at the peaco of Paris

The state of the british navy

The state of the nation

The state of the nation, at the commencement of the year 1822 : considered under the four departments of the finance - foreign relations - home department - colonies and board of trade, &c. &c. &c : fifth edition

The statutes at large concerning the provision for the poor, being a compleat collection of all the acts of Parliament relating thereto : To which is added, a table by way of abstract of all the said acts, digested into alphbetical order

The storehouse of industrious devices, beneficial to all that delite in the mathematical sciences

The strangest aduenture that euer happened: either in the ages passed or present

The subject's right of petitioning set forth.

The subscriber, (agent of the late Boston Copper Company,) informs the customers of that company that he has made arrangements to continue the Copper and Brass Foundry Business

The substance of a speech delivered at a General Court at the East India House, on the 18th of June 1794