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0 WE BaItTSON; smitten by themselves: frith
other Narratives Mograthe of the History of Scotland, from the
Rewouidon to the Reretadon. To; which are added, Biographical
Sketches and Notes,
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Edition, of
' rrHE LAM'S respecting Masters and Servants, Articled
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Journeymen; comprising the Laws respecting Combinations
among Workmen; and all other Matters relative to Masters and
their Servants, containing the Act 5 Geo. IV. repealing the former
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. 7oran,-de va bo-nOBIA-
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGFI, MAGAZINE,
No. CI. for June. 1821.
Contents:—l. Hors Hispanic's. No. 111.. Cslderon's Courtesy
not bore.-11. Farther pornons of the Aossbiosraphy of Mau*,
Wauch, Tailor—lll. Horse Germanic.. No. 21. Wielasett.
Aristippue.—f V. Paddy RUMPS of Cork to C. N. Esq. as we.
burgh.—V. English and Irish Land-Letting—Vl. Loam do the •
present State of India. No. 2.—V11. Bingen and May. Ane
richte mournfulle Ditty., maids be Mr. Hougge.—Vlll. The
Witch of the Gray Thorn. By James Hogg, the Ettrick
herd—lX. The Subaltern. Chaps. 12 and 13.—X. A Lour le
Charles Kemble, Esq. and W. Elliott's', Esq. on the proem arse
of the State—Xl. New Lights.—Xll. Note Book of a
Idle. No. 1.-1. Classical Journal, N 0.21.-2. Lionel bin
Popsy, &c. By the Res. Geo. Croiy—.4. Lawyers and Legisla-
tors, &c.--)C111. To a Young Lady.—XlV. The Tie Severed.
A Sketch.—XV. Works prepuing for Publication.—XVl.
Monthly List of New Publications—EVlL Appointments, Pro-
motions, &a —XVIII. Matriages, and Deaths,
Edinburgh •

This day is published, in one vol. Avo. price 12s. boards,
OBSERVATIONS on the LAW and CONSTITU-
TION of INDIA, on the Nature of Landed Tenures, and
on the System of Revenue and Finance as established by the Moo
hummudun Law and Moghul Government: with an Inquiry into
the Revenue and Judicial Administration and Regulations of Pc.
lice at present existing in Bengal.
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NEW SPORTING WORK.
In 12 Monthly Numbers, royal Svc,. price Is. Ild. each. Nos. I. and
11. will be published on the Ist of June,
PIERCE EGAN'S ANECDOTES of the TURF,
the CHASE, the smo, and the STAGE, illustrated with
coloured Plates, drawn ft4m Life, and etched by Theodore bane,
and interspersed with numerous original Wood-cuts, from prime
Subjects.
By way of a "bit of good truth," P. E. has to observe, that in
consequence of the success which the grit volume of his Sporting
Anecdotes met with front the Public, he now offers a second volume
to the notice of his numerous staunch supporters in the Sporting
World.
London Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; and
P. Egan, 113, Strand.

This day is published. in one stannic octavo, price 12s. in boards,
SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.—By THO
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the Church of Salisbury.
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Of whom may be bad,
A NARRATIVE of the CONVERSION and DEATH of
COUNT STRUENSEE, formerly Prime Minister of Denmark.
By Dr. Munter.
Translated from the German in 1774. With Introduction and
Notes, by the late Thomas Reim*, 8.D., F.R.S. Second Edi.
lion, octavo, price Bs.

This day is published, in octavo, price 10s. 6d. in boards, a New
Volume, being the Fourth, of
SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.—By the
Rev. JOHN HEWLETT, 8.D., F.A.S.
Rector of Hilgay, Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital,
and late Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent.
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A MANUAL of INSTRUCTION and DEVOTION on the
SACRAMENT of the LORD'S SUPPER. Sixth Edition,
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This day is published, price 7s. 6d.
MINIATURELYRICS, No. 111. The Words by
121 THOMAS H. BAYLY, Esq. ; the Music by various
Composers.
Also New Editions of Nos. I. and 11.
NEW SONOS.
The Words by Thos. H. Bayly, Esq. a. d..
" Tell me no more," composed and sung by Mr. Brehm 2 IP
" Oh ! say not 'twere a keener blow," sung by Miss M. Tree,
composed by H. R. Bishop - - 2 •
" Truth and Young Romance," composed and sung by Mr.
Sinclair . . . 2 •
" The Battle is fought," sung by Mr. Hom, composed by '
Sir John Stevenson - - 2 •
" Oh ! hear my sweet Guitar," composed by Mr. Horn 2 •
" Such Tears are bliss," sung by Miss Stephens, composed
by bit. Clifton . - - 2 I
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" The Fairy Queen," composed by Mr. Millar - 2 I
" May thy Lot in Life be happy," sung by Miss M. Tree,
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" Isabel," composed by Sir J. Stevenson . - 2 111
~Wont you," corn Iby an Amateur . - g i
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This day is published, in one vol. small Bro. price 3s. 6d. boards,
OBSERVATIONS on the Clic/LULA )10/tBUS of
INDIA ; a Letter addressed to the Honourable the Court
of Directors of the East India Company.
By IVIIITELAW AINSLIE, 51. D. ALR.A.S.
Late of the Medical Staff of Southern India.
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