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London, England, 1830-12-24 00:00:00

FAMILY LIBRARY.
Pin the Ist of January will be published, with Plates,
and a Map,
NO. of the FAMILY LIBRARY,
I." being the VOYAGES and ADVENTURES of
tth COMPANION of COLUMBUS.
By WASHINGTON IRVING,
Forming a Sequel to the LIFE of COLUMBUS.
No. XVII. LETTERS on DEMONOLOGY and
'WITCHCRAFT. By Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart.
And No. VIII. The COURT and CAMP of BUONA-
IARTE, with a Portrait of TALLEYRAND.
John Murray, Albemarle-street.

;This day winn published, in Three Volumes, post Svo.
price IL Ile. 6d.
THE SEA-KINGS IN ENGLAND.
A Historical Romance of the Time of Alfred.
fly the Author of " The Fall of Nineveh."
Printed for Robert Cadell, Edinburgh; and Whittaker
%ad Co., London.
Who have now► nearly ready,
TALES of a GRANDFATHER, being Stories taken
*St the History of France. Ey mg WALTER SCOTT,
ice,Three small ♦olemvs, spittle% with Tales from
Illoottisb History.

I LOUDON'S GARDENING, AGRICULTURE, &c.
'Tale day was published, complete in One large Vol. Bvo.
prier el. extra boards,
, 4 N ENCYCLOPIEDIA of GARDEN.
,;4111: ING, comprising the Theory and Practice of Hor,
ticulture, Floriculture, Arboriculture, and Landscape Gar-
, ',Mug Arc.
Illustrated with many Hundred Engravings on Wood.
By J. C. LOUDON, F.L.S. H.S., &c.
Printed for Longman, Rem, Orme, Brown, and Green.
Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
LOUDON'S HORTUS BRITANNICUS. A CA-
TALOGUE of all the PLANTS indigenous, cultivated in,
introduced to Britain. In Bvo. 21s. cloth boards.
.An ENCYCLOPIEDIA of PLANTS; comprising
every'dmirable particular respecting all the Plants indige-
nous, cultivated in, or introduced to Britain. In one large
livd. price 4/. 14s. 6d.
; An ENCYCLOPNDIA of AGRICULTURE. A
bete edition will be ready in January, 1831.

THADDEUS OF WARSAW.—A NEW EDITION.
This day was published, the Eleventh Edition, in Three
Vols., price lBs.
,•, II ADD E S OF WARSAW,
, By Miss JANE PORTER.
" Miss Porter has availed herself of a very interesting
period in history for the foundation of her tale. Often
bare we felt our heart rent by indignation and pity at the
dismemberment of Poland, and the cruel fate of Stanislaw.
. Truth and Action are blended with much propriety in these
volumes; and we have turned with sincere pleasure to the
peges that praise the valour of Kosciussko, and recount,
„though but as a novel, the adventures of Sobieski."—
. Critical Review.

Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
DUKE CHRISTIAN OF LUNEBURG ; or,
TRADITIONS from the HARTZ. 3 vols. l2mo.
4s. boards.
2. PASTOR'S FIRE SIDE. 4 vols. 12mo. 3d edi-
tions U. 111. 6d.
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boards,

This day was published,
•
T PHILOSOPHY OF SLEEP,
13y ROBERT MACNISH,
Author of "The Anatomy of Drunkenness," and Member
• .411. the Faculty
is,.of Physiciais and Surgeons of Glasgow.
'"Tim truththat tie book is extremely clever 'in-'
Ittroctivi, and missing It Is upon a subject which admits
• Os genekustiety et maser* interesting and important to
every member of the bumin rase. • • • Mr.
keenish has given UN a very excellent book, and aomoyory
Useful practical instructions. '--Menthly Review.
" Mr. Menial presents us with some valuable instruc-
. tient en the general management of sleep."—Weekly
Dispatch.
A popular, entertaining, and cleverly written book."
-Phrenological Journal.
" Mr. Ilacnida, having completed his anatomical re-
' *arches into the mysteries of drunkenness, now penetrates
With equal skill into the world of sleep. Curiosity wi.l
induce the reader to go through Mr. Macnisles book to the
tory last. It contains much that is amusing, and more
that is inetructive."—Atlas.
" The reputation which Mr. Placnish has deservedly
a.eqoired by his admirable treatise ' The Anatomy of Drun-
lrebung.' will not suffer from the publication of the present
Work. " • lie is a person of tine and peculiar genius.
"ley) feeling, humour, research, wedded to a tasteful and
Piquant style, could not fail to attract attention, and point
out Mr. Macoish as one of the most promising young writers
of the age.—No medical work of the day has so many at-
tractions for the general reader."—New North Briton.
The publication of the ' Anatomy of Drunkenness at
°floe stamped Dr. Macnish as a writer of original power.
We hors pentad his new work carefully, and measuring
hips, by hie former intellectual 'elf, we can say very safely,
Witt instead of falling off, he has here earned to himself
Aare ample laurels. In the work before us be has shown
.Wore matured powers. The popularity of Dr. blemish
1411.--Must be beneficial in infusing a higher spirit of lite-
rature and humanity into medical writings. If he accom-
plishes this he may die to.rnorrow in the comfortable mur-
k" that he has not lived in vain."—Edinburgh Evening
Peat.

" We roost here close our extracts from a work which
17111 be perused with interest and delight. It may be con-
tlumoat valuable contribution which philosophy,
r!etry, and physical science in agreeable combination, have
,
nail. to the ;Uwe' ation of the study of man's nature,
!n close alliance with his being's end and aim."—
oqualsurgh Weekly Chronicle.
°llibrrw Published by W. R. M'Phun, 86, Tron-
' and sold by all Booksellers.
Of whoa may be bad, the Third Edition of
THE ANATOMY OP DRUNKENNESS.

In One Vol. I grno.l print be.,
nil PRACTICAL BAKER and CONFECTIONER'S
ASSISTANT.

_
By JOHN TURCAN.
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r. M4LEOD and Dr. DEWAR'S NEW GAELIC-
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„ist work Las extended beyond what waa originally
..„'l4l,,,TPattol by the Editors, but now that it is finished, it
• b• (and the aunt complete expositor of the Gaelic
• enr yet offered to the Public.
In Two Vols. Bvo.
The SCOTS WORTHIES Modernised, with Preface
act tiotto by
rotium." W.M. *GAVIN, Esq., Author of " The
:114 CASKET, a Collection of the best Gaelic Songs
414 Palm. By J. MUNROE. Price 6d.
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at SOLITUDE. By WILLIAM BEN-
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