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In 2 vols. Torsi 4tn. printed uniformly with Evelyn's Memoirs,
and embellished with Portraits and other Engratiings by the
time Artists, price W. Gs. boards.
fiIHE DIARY and CORRESPONDENCE of SA-
MUI.I:I. PEPI'S, Esq. F.It.S. Secretary to the Admiralty in
the Reigns of Charles 11, and James 11, and the intimate Friend
of the ret•ttra•eti John Evelyn.
Edited hr RICHAItD. LORD BRAYDROOKB.
The Diary commences immediately before the Restoration. when
Mr. Pepys nailed with the Earl of Sandwich to bring over the
King from Bevis, and it continued almost uninterruptedly for see
years, containing much CUTiDIII matter net to be found in any other
history of that eventful p2riod. Independently of the political
transactions of that period, the pages abound with private Anec-
dotes or Charles If. and his Court ; and :Hr. Penyv's peculiar ha.
bits of observation led hint generallyrecord toe most curious
characteristics of the times in which hewed.
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This day lapublished, in 2 vols. post Bvo. price Ills.
THE NAVAL SKETCH BOOK; or Service Afloat
and Ashore, with Characteristic Reminiscences, Fragments,
and Opinions.
By an OFFICER of RANK.
COWTENTEI.
mimes First Day Afloat—Naval Diacipline—Corporal Punish-
meat—Sketches of Naval Society—Club-house :tianis—Disputa-
dons in the Dog-days—Dismal. in December—Naval Anomalies
—Coast Blockade—Jack a Statesman—lnventions of Captains
Pakenham, Phillips, 'frustmt, Hays, Burton, and others—Naval
Jadges--Benbow on the Bench—Royal Marines; their services—
Galley Stories—First of June."—Cornwallis's Rarest—Sainte at
Sas—Voice from the Deck--Vagaries at Newfoundland—Press
—Naval Contriburors—Levee-day at the Admiralty—Port Ad-
miral's Dinner —lVooden Intellects--Jack's Eccentricities—Glory,
or Glauber Salts—l'llajocci Epicures at Sea--Jack a le;—Naval
Anthors—Admiral Ekins--Capiains Parry, Franklin. Lyon,
Smith, Cochrane, Hall, Heywood, and Heatheott—Naval Tactics
and Battles—Tax on Commissions—Theatricals—Thalia and Mel-
pomene, Mermaids—Naval Historians Purged--Jaoits'a Powders
—North Went Passage.
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