THROUGH

WALES, HOLLAND, AND WESTPHALIA;

WITH

VIEWS OF PEACE AND WAR

AT HOME AND ABROAD.

SECOND EDITION, REVISED.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

HUMANITY:

OR

THE RIGHTS OF NATURE.

A PO E M.

THIRD EDITION, CORRECTED.

BY

.

NECESSARY information for the use of all sorts

of travellers, respecting themselves, their baggage,

and carriages, before setting out, and immedi-

alely on their arrival at Helveotsuice-Advice

to growling travellers--Lift of inevitable ex-

pences by land and water-Some good-natured

hints.

p. I.

"Speak well of the bridge that carries you safe

"over"--Thereby bangs a pun-Fartber necesary

intelligence for the patience and the pockel

Dutch deliberation - English hurry-skuriy-Fine

opportunities for triumphs of temper--An infal-

lible receipt to please and displease every body.

p. 9.

Several more condescending pages, wherein the

Author accommodates bimself to the humbleft

part of his character, for the service of bis

friends

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