Holmes'-tract on the novel county-rates, Exeter, 1799, hypothetically founded on the births of two acts of Parliament, (12 and 13 George II.) Now nearly sixty years of age; Collated with country-rates, Devon, &c. Where forfeitures of recognizances, felon's goods, &c. pass into His Majesty's Exchequer, but in Exeter, to the burser of the chamber of Exeter; including a sketch of the present state of the city bodies-corporate, generally and specially discussed; by William Holmes, Esq. a deaf freeman of Exeter, S.C.L.---Oxford. Duly entered at Stationers' Hall, London. This tract sold by Mr. Samual Coker, Sadler's Ironmonger, near the public pump, South-Street, Exeter-who will keep the account of sale without reward-as the profit by sale (if any) will be far public benefit-if a loss, Mr. H. will readily pay it. Sold also by all booksellers in England.