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IFr' " ry T S 7 I F 4777 %-: - ,~ ~. • . ..ra .~ .--~ m PER, 10,390. ' TUESD.A Y, - 13, • 1820• . . TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLENEN, IT is pOSS! ! .`le for me to convey,' in ade quate language, the dye's sense of gratitude which I feel to those numerous friends who have supported me 7.lth so much zeal and activity, and at such personal iAconverience, upon ttte late Jordon ; and a:though the result of the 13allot proved hnfa sseurable to my hopes, the impression of their exertions can be effaced from my mind. The ffittering and extensive patronage which T have received this my first appeal to your support, will, I trust, justify :tiy thus early soliciti4g the continuation of it upon the next rril vacancy which may occur in the Direction of s.nir affairs, when it is my determination again t:i proceed to the Ballot. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very obedient and faithful servant, HMI ove r-square, June 10, 1820. J. 1). ALEX A DEll. • THIRD EDITION. Just published, 5 vols. oct. boards, pr. X'.3. THE ROYAL MILITARY CALENDAR; or, Alum Slava* AND COI4IIIISSION : containing, according to seniority, th e S erv i ces an d progress of Promotion of the Generals, Lieut.-Gene. M.-Gene. Cola. L.-Cols. and Majors, of the A'rmy; with details of the principal miiitary events of the last Century. Sold by Mr. Egerton, Whitehall; Langraan and Co.; and all other Booksellers. TlArday. 'wire putlished.•price 94. THOUGHTS oil the STATE of the NATION. By LESTERIENSTS. • Printed for .Tames Carpenter, 14, Oid Bond-sweet; and nny be bad of all Booksellers. This day was published, in Four handsome volumes avo. With Portrait, price £2 Bs. boards, • THE WHOLE CORRESPOtsIDENCE of BO RACE WALPOLE, EARL of onFORD, now first collected: comprising his, Letters to the lion. Mr. Conway; Richard West, Esq. Mr. Gray; L , :cly Ilervey; George Mon , tagu, Esq. Rev. 'Mr. liia ch ; Richard Bentley, FA+ the Coun tess of Aylesbury; Hon. G. Hardinge; Ilev. Cole; ,the Earl of Strafford; John Chute ' Esq. Mrs. IYannah More, David Hu m e; Lady Craven; Mr. Nicholls; W. Roust!, Esq., Rev. William Macon, &c. &c. Printed for Rodwell and Martin, Bond-street ; and Henry Calburn and Co. Conduit.street. MISS BUItN.EY'S NEW WOELE. This day was published, the Sacond Edition, Three Vols. Li is. TALES AF FANCY. fly MISS BURNEY, Author of Clarentine, Traits of Nature, &c. Vol. I. sontaiuing the Shipwreck; Vols. 11. and 111. Coun try Neighbours. • Either of the Tales may be had separately. Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. This day was published, pride Ss. 6d. seta. hIRDICALJURISPBUDRNCE. A DIW',IITATION on INFANTICIDE; in its Relations to Physiology and .Icrisprudence. By WILMA NI HUTCHINSON, M.D. F.L.& Printed for John Stouter, 71, St. Paul's Church-yard; asd sold also by J. Butterworth: Fleet-street. . , . . . . .. _ .•• • . . • . .. . . . . . . • . . . - • , ' • . ' . . . . • .161.--et "7„, -.., "4. ~, .F••' "Ik I°l I ; . ~... , 1 .., ~ I. - . .,i •4- 4 . 0 -4 tb l' •• . • I -11" : f - , '. -. 7 . ' • . • .:.- ' • 4 ° k -.. 4 4 • k "OPPiiv"""ii74l-1% - . ..;!.. 74 ,4)k: . . ~..... . „ pai%),:l PRICE t#EVEN-VOICr• -, .. _ CUSTOM-Hat7SE, Jule • , 1820. FOR SALE, 3r-Order of the Hon. the C.e . 7171f,t;f lrair` y . .. Clate7ll.ll,* On Fauvar, the 16th instant, at ne o•Cloch in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale-Booms, Mincing-lane, THE FOLLOWING G O.D St 140 0. 11:POUTA TION : Prints, Books, Srraw I &c. rOa HOITE cow:atrium ,Thirty Casks of &brae* Ncid, one in a Lot, about six Mai died weigh[ each ; Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Groc e ry .; skins, Linen, Vuhur e f.'ath..-.rs, Toys, ints, Rough Crystal, &raw Pleit Ornaments, Boats, Stone; Cittn2owder, and sundry other, Goirtis as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLFAN OF ALL Lle.:11-:1. .1 To be viewed at the Toba cco G roun d, Rotherhithe; Atin gle* and Parkins% Magazine; rest Custom-House; and at Globe-Vard Wareheuses, Lower Tildmes-street ; on Tees day, the 14th, Wednoslay, the 1-Ith, and Thursday, the 15th .inst. from Tin &flock in the Mornirg to flee in the Afternoon. N.B. Goods bought at this Szle must be Faid for at the Re- • ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures' Office, Custom-llcuse, on or before Friday, the 30th instant, or the Deposits made thereon • will absolutely become forfeited. • 'Catalogues to be had at the liing • sWarellouse,Chstoria-llotise, nn •Ainnday the 12th instant, price Ore Shilling each. • CUSTO.V-ITOUSE, EXETER. • FOR SALE IIY AUCTION, 15y Order of the Honourable Commissio.-.ers of his Majesty's Customs, at the Custorn.ho,use in this Port, on Tisrasnst, June 92, at Elevm o'Clock in tire Mx-a:noon, THE" GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz j eet t aties Brandy - • - 82 1:alio" Geneva s-,,b* b e I) • of . GOk Customs and Esaiw. Tea (raised) 4 lb s . tht Fitil)%V, the following D.,y, at the Custom-house, in TOPSIIA NI, at o' kio the Afternoon, Brand 5/ 1 ga • Geneva - übject to the Duties of Green Tea (damsged) 51 lbs. Customs and Eicise. Black Tea (ilarnattta) 5 Pine Timber, 8 Pieces, containing 12 to t. Birch Timber, 3 Pieces, containing 4 fcct. Rope, about 50 Fathom,. Au Open I.uggeE, called the Tviv,- of Portland, burthen about three tons and a half, with hrr Mate:la:l ; and A Lay Boat, called the Active, of lk:re, burthen about sevti: toes apd a half, with her :Water:AL Which will be put up lu Las, anti Slid to thellithest bidder: lIARINF.RFSIDENCE, TIAN DSO M ELY FURNISIOW • To be ;Xi:, by 1).1 NI LI. AMOST comfortable MANSION, completely Furuishea, as a permanent Gentleniati's Itealdt.nee,Aritit conVenicnt 'Offices. Pleamtre.grounds, &c. Etc. frost Five to Fifty Acres of Lan,i,.delizlldully situatv ill Stoke 's Bat, upon the Hunts coast, in full command of the Sta, Also, to be SOLD, i beautiful YACIFF, completely sttcd and ready for sailing. For I'm - tient-ors, &c. apply (postage_ paid) at their Offices, Windsor; and Ilishopspte Chtircis-yard, Oty. I SL;P h Elt and d ßE ix A ir V ei E ni t R ) , H of A a TS peCUli c aT i = in 4l2 7l :lr: weir Two, made in the usual way. Gentlemen, therefore, to whom the bad quality, a 3 well as, :he C 7 trar.kgant pike of Hate, have become a source of much distaiir.faction; may now purchase a Hat superior to any ether:, twice 235. ManVactured by GALON and Co. Patentees, Njr. 424, Ntrand, earner of Beds fordsstrt-et, London; and IC, esc,ltze.gceen, Dublin. FAMILIES GOING ABltOst I), OR RETURNING FROM THE EAST AND WINT INLIII.i.S. 4MILLARD respectfully informs the Nobili:y i • Merchants, and Families, bas l'.l. TENT IMPERIAL • CLOTH is sold, Stamped, excle.i , try at A's Wholesale and Retail Foreign and British Faoril•,. Unen I.V:.r.shouse, No. 16; F.ep Cheapside, in entire Cases, for orta.lan, and by the Piece; the Pieces contain from 'l6 to 52 Yards fer Shit tiog, desirable tit wear in the East and West Indies, ivbere a ~ .e.iriner article tisan Linen. is required, in the Cult Climates, and fer its Economy, The Pieces for Sheeting contain fr..,..n two roloitr Pairs etch. .. Orders executed. Every description of Family Linens, I edit and British Long ('loths, White Chintz, and Ajengoes, Inelit and British Muslin., Sce. Superb India and curious Britisls Shawls, peculiar to the /louse. India Shawls purchased. Ladiel having commissions from Abroad can se:ezt Family Linens, tee; • and the•most fashionable Articles for Dress, at fixed prices; and Articles taken in the entire Piece or d: my, at the Whole. sale price. Gentlemen in the Army, &c. can select their Line* and Cravats, and, if required, have them made to cyd e r s .......-..-1.. B viTisil PA IN TMAN UFA CTO R Y, 62, Queen. street, Che'ps;de, London. - • . • PER CWT. •41., . Pall CIALLOIII. Genuine Ground White) Tutpentine - 5.. • Lead of the finest C- 46s. Linseed Oil - 4 3 quality 3 UPTON and Co. in addressing the Publ:c, moat respectfully inform them, that their White Lead is of the finest quality. It, this article itmay justly be said, " the bast is the cheapest.... The genuellle is the most durable as well as the most ornamental; while the inferior kinds, having had their metallic powers re duced, soon become discoloured, and are unequal to consupt exposure to the atmosphere.—Upton and CO. sell White Lead at prices from 40s. per cwt. to 445. although, for the reasons ht.. fore named, they curly recommend the first quality; these will be found superior to many kinds that are offered to the 'Public u the best, at much higher price,. The under-mentioned Anti-Cot • asive Paints are very neat in appearance, arc very preservin:, and are easily applied; requiring only to be thinned with oil; they are suited. fur Park Palings .and all out-door work. ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINT& '. Pat CWT. ' _ ?Ea CWT. t • Invisible or dark Green 40s. Bright Red ... . . ; Au Olive ditto - - 76.. Dark ditto a.... •AD . 245 i. Bright Green - I lits. Black Paint ite -.. t 4 45 . Lead Colour -48 s. Yellow • ' Stone dn. - . 48s: White , - -•., .. 4116 • Chocolate - -40 s. . . Prepar ed Oil, l s. 6d. pet -gall. Refined Coal Tar Brown, VOs. par cwt. N.B. Merchants and Dealers supplied with every.deamiption of Velours on very advantageous Terms. .1; , ; e . ; ... -- " .-- FOlt THE GROWTII OF u T ra le H s op t THIS je (c } . l7it tfiousull .. .i • Recommended by ibe late Dr, Hooter, and' ' ggag s ,a, t ' ytOntbri)erinfa - Physiciars. . Hl th is e rti O b N lic, A th N a p hav e in OlM iz had continua l reign name of " HU,I LE DIV INT.,” they fume, at the sugges- - tion of numerous Frie ids, adopted that of " BOTANIC OIL," as more appropriate, it being made from a manusCriptvecipe of CuWlpehpeerre, the e e c H el ai eb e : a ha ed s f English a i ncir ßot i an reel is t t p . rmeesiet,s eispericapicyr:tiboun: change of climate, &e. the Botanic Oil Will it:fa/Wily restore it, In ordinary cases, a 7a.6(1. Bottle willprove where there has been great negkct, or se;e:re the partyis advanced in life, a certain perste:mace is necessary. See tes:imonials of its efficacy in a Dissertation on the I lair, enclosed round each Bottle.' It its also Much esteemed by Ladies ter dressing the Hat,; is ma k" 1 it, if ever so husks beautifully soft and glossy, keep s it In curt, a nd imparts a reviving gratefuLterfume. Price 51.6 d.. 7s. 6d. and • one guinea, • . field by the Proprietor's Wholesale Agent, Mr. Atkinson, Perfumer, No.A4 l therrathereeer., Soho-square ; Messrs. Gatsie and Peirce, $7, New Redd-stmt • Messts. ilayh l r and Hoge, ; Mr. Wear, 6S, 6 1 calnide : and by new Per- in:nen and Medicine Venders la the Kingdom. I Also, HUDSON'. 'BOTAN IC TOOTH POWDeli, for beautifying and preserithig the Teeth, Likening these that are loom, removing the tartar, and curing tke.scurry Aktb ir p a , 411624 I infallibly preventing the tooth-ash; price 2s. lid. a box. - - GRAND LAST DAY. FOUR • of .67,0,0001 Slather CAPITALS. ALL MUST BR DRAWN! !FRIDAY, 23n THI3 MOYTH. T ... - P.'.111) and Co. Contractors, beg to impres s Public, that the annals of Lotteries do not furnish i. inl!%nce as the present • N G NIFICENT WIlEF:I. Prizes of - A•30,r00 1,000 • 600 400 • 300 '2OO, ti.c. &c. I .:oaey and Conscis, and ALE. - IN ONE DAY, TRIDAY,23b THIS MONTH. L(TfERY FINISHES. • I"...lrawn TI:!: , :ts and 13h.tres are on Side .t lIAZAIID and r tlezhange Gat!; , CorsIbIll; and 324, L - :ndor..; and 'at all thrir Aser.tt in the Country. Co. Seared and Said in a recent Lottery, All the Psize, of k;:jO,C4O I.! And in the pse4ent Lotwry, No. 2413, a Prize of - A.:20,000! CJ.:iats, Lelia,. NINE OTHER CAPITALS. . _ This day was pnbEitied, - In One Voliiinc, roy.d szo. rice £3.35. TOURN A L of a TOUit throt%h part . of the 0 SNO".VI'LIt.INGE of IMIALA 'MOUNTAINS,. t...d to die :iourafs of the Meets .Isinnia and Gamins. .14 'AI gAippb: Fit.i.§Eit, Eq. A Iv:, ir. ek fu:ta,isniforra with Winell's Oriental Scenery, tad Salt's Views in Atayeskia,pr4e 411. Txtxtv V:aws iu Opt Ilizzava. Mql4,,,plestrative a the f s-egoing l'rards, etigr-sved . (rem the original tr-LBi6gs made the spot.' By James Dainie PraNse, Panted fur 1;...,dwe1l andll.#rtln, New Boksl7,vest.. This day was publiblwd, I•; Ote Volume Bvo. with ilttes, price 12s. the Second Edition (c....mii&rably cola-get') of J _ETTEP S tiom PrILL;STIF,, descriptive of a -Fs-4 Tour throuLb Galike and .1407. a, with some account of the read Sea, and of the present state of Jerusalem.' To which are added, LETTERS from EGYPT, and as Appendix, coo a'Sketch of the History of Ali Pasha, viii some ape emens of Modern Greek, and cursory remarks on the Troad.- By I'. R. JOLLTFFE, Printel for James Black, I4v4tosk-street, Covent-Garden; aod sold by all Booksellers. This day was published, price Two Shillings, fIRITICAL EXAMINATION of the whole Sub- .jest of ItEFOR.II in the HOUSE of COMMONS, and of iliellights of Man; with °biers:diens on the Right Hon. tieorge Canning's Speech, and Mr. Cobhezt's Reply ; including Answirrs to Mr. Cazining's unanswered Questions, yid the du tlorL•Plan of li.cforni. _ liy GEORGF. WIRGMAN. .1.0n30n: Published by Sherwood, fictly, and Jones, Pater nester-rows•. 'Of whom may be had, in a few days, by the same Author, `Observations on the Petition of the Merchants of the City of ILocilon to thellonse of Nimmons, for a Free Trade ; price Is. - _ This day was published, ptice Is. Gd. 'TILE CHRISTIAN REMESIBRANCER ; or, Tile Churchman's Biblical, Bedew/ideal, and Literary :?li.-e.tlLlny, for Jusr.: containing &Optimal Criticisms and Imirstions—College at Nova Scotia—State of Religion la Ca. nada.--Suffragan Bishops—Prayer far Ow Royal Family —The Boman Catholic Establishment at Stanyhurzt—Conder s Non annl:nmity—BhhGp of Calcutta's Sermon. Vic. 8:e. Printed for F. C.snd 3. liivington, N 0.63, it. Paul's Church yard ; and NN 5, Wateiloo-pilee, - Pall Mal; to whom all coot nitr.'cltisns respectiog this Publication are to be direct:d. Toe First Volume, containing the Walk for 1819, may be had in boards, lea. This day was published, price 173. lr.s. RJ. in sheets, 10A NNI S SCAPULA. LEXICON G RiECO-LA e probed* Aucti.ritaus locupletatum, turn %did bus auctis et concede. Item Lexicon Etymologkum cunt 'the mitibus invostiptu difilcilioribus et agontaiis, et Jo. Neursil Ci:•ssarium Contractum. Indici Grieco inserentor aliquot Ver. tralun paha e Scotto, Baltio, aliuruc. Accedunt Prischual Lib. X VIII. Pars posteri9r ' et Au:monies v se 'o a' ea) e Cod . MS. Iteg. Musel Britannici etneuda ti. Cum Opusculis geammaticis ex Edit. Valckei;zrii. e T:pographeo Clarendoniano. 1820. &'.i by Parkcr, Oxford; and Payne and Foss, 89, Pall-Mall lo a ftw days will be published, in one volume Bro. The History of the Life and Sufferings of the Rev, and L:arned John Wiclif, D.O. By John Lewis, .I.M. 3linioter of 11.1rgate. Printed at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, from a Com corrected and enlarged by the Author. • 'Phis day was published, In royal octavo, price £2. t. in boards, A TREATISE of the LAW (4 . PROPERTY * k from the RELATION between 11USDAND .1 W I. !I. Ey It. S. DONNISON ROPER, F.,q. of Gray's Inn, Ilaritseer at lasw. • Con — ir'. - g—Cliapter 1. Curtesy. ills: , :rtiat:.!ice. by INsband of Wife's Iteal Estate. 3. Leas e% of Wile's Estate. power to charge Wife's Estate. e 5141 6. litliband's Interest in and pJevar over Wife's per. lows, Eitt.,r. • '. \Vitt.. for a Settlement cut of her c4osa in action. S. Marriage s.•ttler.tents. ilaier. 10. Bar of Dower by Jointures. I. Other n:o&s ..f barring Dower. 1!3. 'Nil!. power :wet her flush-114's ReALP:late.. 15 * Wiie'a Interest in her Husband's Personal Estate. 4. If isband's Covenants to leave his Wifea Personal Estate, znci her ink as nvit of ISin. • EtN.v..‘ of Marriage on prior Acts and 4treetncuts of linsbald and W.f.. 16. I. l isabaitle, of Coverture, and Ent - eptipi* to Dena. 17. and Allowances by Ilitslaand anti Wife. tot and IN Wire's rower over her ieparate•F.stste. ;alert ,af %Vire s voluntary GiCtaa.#4 Appc4u.trac*ts o f hey i.:t to K.t..te. t. iit•str4int of Wire% power-of • diiposing by andoipasioa, t.t. a d ot her Crecitors hes , mtpal.We AiOtaar• st.f;epi,r4tlro IbilbAnd Wife. - With Perim:lents ad_pterl to the Welsh. i : for -Wary 414atteimerd 1 / 4 Lidm Aomori between the Teniple-gatee. •' t' • This day was published, two. price ins. boards, FXPOSU a lONELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES specially concernt4 in the Preservation of H RALPH ESS, and Production of DISI'F.MPERS, arrin:!Est Mariners,- Travellers, and Adventives, in Tr'Spica', Variable, and Unkindly Climates; with Miscellaneous Illustrations of Prophyldctical Administration. By ANDREW SIMPSON, Surgeon. Clasgow printed : for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Crme, and Brown, London; R e id a nd Henderson, Glasgow; and Constable and Co. FAlitiburg,h. WORDSWORTH'S• NEW POEMS. This day was THE RIVER DUDDON, a Series of Sonnets; v.tUDRACOU.R ancl".ll.7lA A, with other Poems: to which is anneied a Topographical D..-scription cf the Country of the Lakes in the North of Vngland. - fly NV I 1.1.1 AAI• W 0 R USWORT I. This l'uldication, together with lieu.: ltelt, :hp Wag a-od lianksgiving Ode, completes the third and last -Volume of the Author's Miscellaneous Poems. Printed for iiinginaa, flurst, Rees, Urme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Excursion, a Poem, in 4to. £2 2s. The White Doe of ltylstone, a Poem, in 4to. Ix. TRAVELS-IN AFRICA. This day was published, in n•o. with two Slaps, price 11s. AL N ACCOUNT of TI‘IBUCTOO and HOUSA. A. Territories in the Interior of Afripa. By EL 'LIGE A I3D S.ILUM SIR BEF.NIE, a Native of Morocco, who personally visited and resided as a Merchant in those interest log Countries. With Notes, Critical and Explanatory. To which are added, Letters, descriptive of various Journeys through West and South Barbary, and across the Mountains of Atlas. By JAMES GREY JACKSON', Esq. London: Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Byes, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. CORE'S MARLBOROUGH, OCTAVO. This day was published, in Six Vols. Eve. with a 4to. Atlas of Plates, price £5 ss. boards, ityrENIOIRS of JOHN DUKE of AIARI,4IO - Rotmig ; with his Original Correspondence, collated from the Family Records at Bleehrim, and other authentic WILLIAM CORE, M.A. F.R.S. F.S. A.— Archdeaeom of Wilts, and Rector of Bornerton. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A History of the !louse of Austria, from 1218 *to 1792, five ♦ols. Bvo. £3 13s. 6d. boards. Memoirs of the Kings of Spain of the House of Bourbon, five vols. tivo..P. hoards. 3krnuirs of Sir B. Walpole, feet vote. Li. it. COOPER'S SURGERY, A NEW VOLUME. This day was published, Vol. 11. (which completes the Work) with several Plates, price 15s. board', s mHE FIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of SUIt -11. ; • designed as an Introduction for Students, and a concise Book of Reference for Poctitioneri. • By 8 COOPER, Late Surgeon to the Forces; Member -of the College of Sur geons ; of the Medical and Chlrurgical Society, &c. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Highley and Son ' • Baldwin, Cradock, and Jos: ; J. Callow ; Cox and Son ; T. and G. Underwood ; G. and V. IS. AVhittaker ; Anderson and Chase; Burgess and ; !lurst, Robinson, and Co. London: Sterling and Shale; A. lilac.; Fairbairo and Anderson; and r. Brown, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, the 4th Edit. of Vol. 1. price 15s. boards, Also, by the same Authnr, A Dictionary of Practical Surgery; comprehending all the most interesting Improvements up to the present Period. Third Edition, ealarged, price £1 4s. This day was published, Part I. to be continued Quarterly, price 6s. ANNALS OF ORIENTAL LITERATURE.- Coterrtas t-1. Analytical Comparison of the Sanskrit, treelt, Latin, and Teutonic languages, shewing the original identity of th.'lr Grammatical Structure; by P. Hopp. 2. Translation of the Commencement of the Maim Bharata, from the original Sanskrit. 5. An Essay ou the Life and Genius of Firdausi, the great Epic Poet of the Persians, with a verbal Translaticm of his Episode of Sohrab. 4. Translation of the. .Idoltatnni-d• Al Idrisi's Gergraphy of Africa. s.•Cursort . Observation; on a Translation of ths Sherif lbr..him's Account of Iklungo Park's lkath, by Abr..ham SAL:m6. 6. Brief ant- . meration of the Banners of the Chinese Tarrarian Arnv, by, W. Iluttmann.—Reviews and Extracts. The Ramos, or, Ocean ; an Arabic Dictionary, Stc."by Shaik Ah.-ned, &c. &c. The Plan is to publish an octavo volume, of rearly , 2cs.• pages, Quarterly': Each Part is to' be divided into 'I hree Sectioits -1 the First devutvd to Oririnal Essays, Tram!atioi:s, &c.—the Se cond to Reviews of Oriental Works—the Third, to short No tices of Books, and Altscelia - aecus imelligence; • l'rinted for Lon: - .:an, Hurst, Rees; tirme, and Blown, Pa. terooster-row ; and Ogle, Duncan, and Co. high Hoiborn, London. WO2I:S or SIR WALTPR srotr, BART. 'THE POETICAL WORKS OF SIR WALTER SCOTT, Hot. now first collected. Twthre Vols. fools cap Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author, engraved by C. lizArtr. 1..3. boards. MISCILLAVEPUS Polsts.—By Sir Walter Scott, Bart. two. 14s. boards. btu Taurean, a metrical Romance or the Thirtetatth Century. 14 , Thomas of Ercelduuno, called the Rhymer. Edited from the Auchinleck MS. by Sis Walter Slott, Iltrt. Fourth Edit. Bvo Ss. boards. The Migerampr .of the Sirmisit Bonnets. 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