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EMOI RS of the LIFE of J. P. KEMBLE,
IVI including a Hadley of the Stage, from the Time of Garrics
to the Present Pedal. By J. Iluaden. In 2 vols. Bvo. with a Por-
trait front a Picture by Sir T. Lawrence.
TRAVELS among the ARAB TRIBES inhabiting the Coon.
tries East of Syria and Palestire. By Jame, Buckingham, Esq.
Author of Travels in Palestine, ei.c. In 4to. with Illustrsuons and
aidap.
The HISTORY of the ADMINISTRATION of the Right
Hon. HENRY PELHAM, drawn from Authentic Sources; with
Private and Original Correspondence, Gam 1743 to
.1744- WA-
'Liam Core, P.R.S. F.A.S. Archdeacia of Wilts, as, In 2 cols.
4to. with a Portrait.
An ENCYCLOPAEDIA of AGRICVLTURE arthe Theory
land Practice of the Valuation, Trersoker, Improvement, and Ma.
nagernent of Landed Property; and she Cultivation and hconomy
of the Animal and Vegetable Productions of Agriculture, including
all the latest Imoroventents; • General History of Agriculture in
all Countries, end 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. Author of the Encyclopedia of,_ Garden-
ing. Illustrated with amounts of GOO Engravings on Wood, by
BranstooßM.
SEON'S and EfEIRO1:1 by the Right Rev. neat% God
Thomas Fanshaw 31ieldleton, D.D. late Lord Bishop of Calcutta;
with Memoirs of his Life. By henry li.tye Bonney, D.D. Arch-
deacon of Bedford. AVIS' Portrait, &c.
ANNUAL BIOGRA PUN" and OBITUARY for 1823. being
the Ninth Volume.—(authentic communications from the friends
of those distinguished individuals whore decease has occurred in the
present year will be thankfully received, if addressed to the Edna
of the Work, to the care of the Publisheral
THEODRIC. a Domestic Tale; and other Poems. By Tho-
mu Campbell, Esq. Author of the Pleasures of Hope, he.
Fools-
cap Bvo.
QUEEN IIYNDE, an Epic Poem. By James Hogg, Author
of the Queen's Wake, Poetic Mirror, Pilgrims of the Sun, &c. &c.
In I vol. Sea
SPECIMENS (Selected and Translated) of the LYRIC
POETRY of the 31INESSINGERS, of the Reign of Frederick
Barbaro's', and the succeeding Emperms of the Suabian Dynasty ;
illustrated by similar Specimens of the Troubadours and other con-
temporary Lyric Schools of Europe. With Historical, Critiad,
and Biographical Remarks. Brn.
RECOLLECTIONS of FOREIGN TRAVEL, on Life,
Literature, and nelf.Knowledge. By Si, S. E. Brydges, Bart. &e.
2 vols. post Bvo.
A VOYAGE performed in the Years 1822-21.24; containing an
Examination of the Antarctic Sea to the 74th Degree of Latitude :
and a Visit to Term del Fuego, with a particular Account of the
Inhabitants. To which will be added. much useful information in
the Coasting Navigation of Cape Rpm, and the adjacent Lands,
with Chans of Harbours, ohe. By Janie' Weddell, Esq. I vol. Roo.
DOMESTIC DUTIES, or Instructions to Young Married
Ladies on the Management of their Household, and the Re-1
gelation of their Conduct in the Various Relations and Duties of
31erried Life. By Mrs. Frances Parkes. In I vol. post Oro.
ILLUSTRATIONS of LYING, in all its Branches. By
Amelia Opie. In 2 vols. 12mo.
FIRESIDE SCENES. By the Author of Bachelor and
Married Man. he. he. In 3 vols. 12mo.
DECISION. A Tale. By Mrs. Holland, Author of Integrity,
Patience, &e. In I vol. 12nto. Frontispiece.
The SISTERS of NA NSFIELD. A Tale for I wing Wo-
men. By the Author of the Stories of Old Daniell, he. In 2 vols.
Unto.
A TREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE in all its
Shapes. by Richard Carmichael, 51.11.1. A. ,Surgeou, Dublin.
I vol. lion. with Plates.
A COMPENDIUM of MEDICAL THEORY and PRAC-
TICF, founded en Dr. Cullen's Noanlogy, which will be given as
a Teit Book, and a Trnnslatinn annexed. To which will be pre-
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of the best Ai:thong for the Student of Medicine to consult ; to the
whole will be added, a List of Doses of Medicines, with a few of
the best Formulas, and an Alphabetical Index to Diseases ; in-
tended for the Use of Students, and as a Work of w coral Refe-
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An APPENDIX to the PHARMACOP/ETA LONDINEN.
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as of the Preparations contained therein. By W. 3laughcm, Au-
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A VIEW of the PRESENT STATE of the SAL3ION and
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that the present Scarcity of the Fish is to be attributed. Compre.
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Form of a New Act, designed to remedy the Evils so generally
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31EDIt70.CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, published
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