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London, England, 1824-02-12 00:00:00

MR. NASSAU'S SPLENDID LIBRARY.

Mr. EVigg, ---------
At his Haase, No. 93, Pall-mall, on MONDAY, February 16,
and eleven following days,
THE splendid and very curious LIBRARY of the
late GEORGE NASSAU, Esq. including Dugd2l49.
Works, 21 vols., an extraordinarily fine set; Dugdale's 61unasticon.
Warwickshire, and Baronage, 7 vols., large paper ; Gough's Se-
! puichral Monuments, b vols. in Russia; Drake's York, large
paper; Hasted's Kent, 4 rola. with additional plates; Bloomfield's
Norfolk, S vols. illustrated with Portraits and Plates ; Debry's
1 True Report of Virginia, excessively rare, IMO Ashmele's Order
of the Garter, large paper, very rare; Bufron's Histeire des ()Isom:,
15 vols. largest paper, plates coloured, Morocco; True Effigies of
Charles I. and his Royal PTOgetlY. excessively rare ; a brilliant
assemblage of Old English Literature, Hearne's Works, large
I paper, &c.

DR. PHILIP ON INDIOESTION.—Third Edition.
This day is published, in Bro. price 91. the Third Edition. of
A TREATISE on INDIGESTION an(its CONBE-
.(3I. QI/FrNUES, annoronly called Nervous sad Wham Com-
pLSna ; with Observations en the Organic Diseases in which they
sometunes terminate.
By A. P. W. PHILIP, M.D. F.R.S. Ed. &c.
Printed rorTionnse and George Underwood, 32, Fieet sweet.

THOMSON'S CONSPECTUS.
New Edition, patty improved. With an Appendix on Poisons,
a 5e1343330 of Extemporaneous Prescriptions, and an Analysis or
Mineral Waters.
This day is published, peke fa. a Pocket Edition of
ACONSPECTUS of the PHARMACONEIAS of the
LONDON, EDINBURGH, and DUBLIN COLLEGES
of PHYSICIANS. Being a Practical Compendium of Materia
Medico and Pltanseei.
By ANTHONY TODD THOMSON, F.L.S.
Printed tbr Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fia
and Burgess and Hill, Great Windmill-street.

Just published, in 2 vols. royal five. and royal Mu
PICTURESQUE VIEWS on the SEVERN; front
Original Designs of the late 31r. SAMUEL. IRELAND,
Author ofPiaureyse Views on the Thema, Avon, Medway, and
Wye; with Illustrations. Historical
HAR and TopograpkicaL
By Mr. RAL.
Mr. Ireland's Dedoe,ln number Fifty-two, embrace theSe
of the Seam,, seat die source of that nee, en Pipalimmas.rail
and its wren ilsensgh the auntie, ef
Wereasse "eelaleaseaser, till it falls ate the Adolf Seat at
Lug ReßefereL These Views are now submitted esdaPub.
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execution, so es be peered }afoot tic eimiha of the orlginerDearr-
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illustrative of the Cities,'Towas, and Villages—of the Churches,
Cutler, Seats, sod ether distinguished Buildings--which endek
the natural Seemly of the Sevens, Ism been arranged by Mr. Bao.
ral, from the Memeseript Notes of the late Mr. Ireland, takes lb
the course of his Mari from the original communications of resi-
dent individuals t and from various other source, of actual mercy
and literary research.
Pries of the two volumes, in royal Urn. and on tinted piper,
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guinea.
Theeklehaerlbers who have not completed their Sets are requested
to do se laniedistely.
Pedalled by G. and W. B. Whittska, Ave Maria-lane, Lon-
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BY J. SOUTER, AT THE SCHOOL LIBRARY. 73. ST.
PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD-NEW AND IMPROVED
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and Raiding.
By the Rev. T. CLARK.
Hummed by acupart of Two Hundred Wood Engravings.
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The same in French.
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mloured, 2s. 6d. bound.
The sane in French.
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GEOGR 111STOR.
6. CLARK'S (The Rev. T.) NEW GENERAL SCHOOL
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chief Empires, Kingdoms, Ind States; in thirty-six Malta
fully corrected from the latest and best Authorities; and wom,
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