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What sign shall tkere he ?

Christ's Answer:—'• And there shall be signs in the sun, and in
the moon, and in the stars ; and upon the earth distress of natiatis,
with perplexity : the sea and the water roaring ; hearts fad,
ing them for fear ; and for looking, after those things which are
coming on the earth."—St. Like xxi. 2S. 26.
William Charlton Nrright, G.i, Paternostcr.row, London.

The following WORKS will be published in the course of Novem-
ber and December, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown,
and (ircen, London

ENI(HRS of the LIFE of J. P. KEMBLE, Esq.
Iv including a History of the Stage. from the Time of Garrick
to the Ptcsent Period. By J. Boaden. In 2 vols. Coo. with a Por-
trait from a Picture by Sit T. Lawrence.
TRAVELS among the ARAB TRIBES inhabiting the Coun-
tries East of Syria and l'alestire. By Jantes Buckingham, Esq.
Author of Travels in Palestine, itc. In 4to. with Illustrations and
a Alap.
The HISTORY of the A I)3IINISTRATION of the Right
Hon. HENRY PEI.IIA 31, drnwn from Authen t ic Sources ; with
Private and Or rind Correspondence. front 1743 to 1744. Ily Wit-
ham Core, F.A—S. Archdeacon of Wilts, h.c. In 2 vols.
4to. with a Portrait.
An ENCYCLOPEDIA of AGRICULTURE ; or the Theory
and Practice of the Valuation, Transfer, Improvement, and Ma..
nagrment of Landtil Property; and the Cultivation and keonomy
of the Animal and Vegetable Productions ofAgriculture, including
all the latest Improvements; a General History of Agriculture in
all Countries, and a Statistical View of its Present State, with Sug-
gestions for its future Progress in the British Isles. By J. C.
Loudon, F.L.S. H.S. he. Author of the Encyclopedia of Garden.
Mg. Illustrated with upwards of COO Engravings on Wood, by
Staunton.
SERMONS and CHARGES by the Right Rev. Father in God
Thomas Fanshaw Aliddleum, 1).1). late Lord Bishop of Calcutta ;
with Memoirs of his Life. By Henry Kaye Bonney, L.L. Arch.
deacon of Bedford. With Portrait, &e.
ANNUAL 131001:APB V and OBITUARY for 1821 being
the Ninth Volume.-4 Authentic communications from the friends
of those distinguished individuals whose decease has occurred in the
present year will be thankfully received, if addressed to the Editor
tithe Work, to the care of the Publishers.]
THEODRIC, a Domestic Tale; and other Poems. By Tho.
mss Campbell, Esq. Author of the Pleasures of Hope, &c.
cap ftvo.
QUEEN DYNDE, an Epie Poem. By James Hogg, Author
of !he Queen's Wake, Poetic 31irrot,-Pilgrllts of the Sun, he. ite.
In I vol. M.o.
SPECI3IENS (Selected and Translated) of the LYRIC
POETRY of the 311 NESs INGE itri, of the Reign of Frederick
Barbarossa, and the succeeding Emperors of the Suabian Dynast,
illustrated by similar Specimens of the Troubadours and other con.
temporary Lyric Schools of Europe. With Historical, Critical,
end Biographical Remarks. /Ivo.
RECOLLECTIONS cf FOREIGN TRAVEL, on Life,
Literature, and Self-Knowledge. By Sir S. E. Brydges, Bar- hc.
2 vols. post 13vo.
A VOYAGE performed in the Years M 22-23-21; containing an
Examination of the Ar.tarcth• Sea to the 74th Degree of Latitude :
and a Visit to Terra del Fuego,
_with a particular Account of the
Inhabitants. To which will he added, much useful information in
the Coasting Navigation of Cape Horn, and the adjacent Lands,
with Charts of Harbours, he. By James Weddell, Esq. 1 vol.Bvo.
DOMESTIC DUTIES, or Instructions to Young 3larried
Ladies on the Management of their Household, and the Re-
gulation of their Conduct in the Various Relations and Duties of
31arried Life. By Mrs. Frances Parkes. In I vol. post l'tvo.
ILLUSTRATIONS of LYING, in all its Brauches. By
Amelia Orde. In 2 vols. 12:no.
FIRESIDE SCENES. By the Author of Bachelor and
Monied Ilan, &c. &e. In 3 vols. Ilno.
DECISION. A Tale. By Hrs. Holland, Anther of Integrity,
Patience, At. In I vol. 12mo. Frontispiece.
The SISTERS of NANSFIELD. A Tale for Young Wo-
men. By the Author of the Stories of Old Daniell, hc. In 2 vols.
Pinto.

A TREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE in all its
Shapes. By Richard Carmichael, M.R.I.A. Surgeon, Dublin.
1 vol. Rao. with Hate%
A CO3IPENDIUM of MEDICAL THEORY and PRAC-
TICE, founded on Dr. Cullen's Nosology, which will he given as'
• Teat Book, and a Translation annexed. To which will be pre-
fixed, a brief Dissertation on the Nature and I )bject of Nosolo(o
with a Succinct Account of the Treatment of each Disorder, an Esti-
mate of Modem Improvements In Pathology, and an Enumeration
of the best Authors for the Student of Medicine to consult ; to the
whole will be added, a I.ist of Doses of Medicines, with a few of
the best Formula, and an Alphabetical Index to Diseases,. in-
tended for the Use of Students, and as • Work of general Refe-
rence. By 1). Twins, M.D. In 1 vol. Ifemo.
An A PPENDIX to the PIIAII3IACOP.EIA IrONDINEN-
SIS, tornpr,ting a Concise History of the Materia Medics, as well
as of the Preparations contained therein. By \V. Maugam, Au-
thor of the Pupil's Pharmacopeia. printed uniformly with the
small Edition of the Pharmaeoprela Loodinensig.
A VIEW of the Pli ESF:NT sTATi: of the SALMON and
CHANNEL FISHERIES, and of the Statute Laws by which
they are regulated : showing, that it is to the Defects of the latter
that the present Scarcity of the Fish is to be attributed. Compre-
hending also the Natural History of the Salmon, together with the
Form of a New Act, designed to remedy the Evils so generally
complained of, anti an Abstract of the Evidence before the Com-
mittee of the house of Commons upon the Subject, with Notes,
by the Author. Pv. J. Cornish. I vol. nvo.
MEDICO-CIIIRI;IiqUAL TRANSACTIONS, publi.hed
by the Medical and C...irurgical Society of London. V01..X111.
Part I, with Plates.