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London, England, 1830-11-02 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL LIBRARY.—No. 111.

This day was published, beautifully printed in small SY°.
with a Portrait of Dr. Black, price ss.
THE HISTORY of CHEMISTRY. By
THOMAS THOMSON, Esq., M.D. F.R.S.E.,
Professor of Chemistry in the University of Glasgow.
No. I. comprises the LIFE of LORD BYRON, by
JOHN GALT, Esq. with Plates, complete in a single vo-
lume, price ss.
No. 11. contains the HISTORY of the Bible, by the
Rev. 0. R. GLEIG, M.A. 11.R.5.L.' &c..
No. IV. containing the HISTORY of CHIVALRY,
by G. F. It. JAMES, till. Author of "De L'Orme,"
16 Darnley," "Richelieu," &e. with Plates, will appear
on the lit of December.

Henry Culbws and Mebard Bentley, New Burlington.
street.

This day was published, neatly hound, price only 4s. 6d.,
rirlHE FAMILY CLASSICAL
1 LIBRARY, No. XI. containing TACITUS,
tranalated.ty ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq.
Ancients and Moderns have concurred in placing this
work among the most important historical productions of
Greece and Rome. A lover of truth, and of the general
good and welfare of mankind, Tacitly' would neither
flatter the follies, nor maliciously, nor p irtially represent
the extravagance of the several characters he delineated.
The history of the reign of the Emperor Tiberius is his
masterpiece. The deep policy, the dissimulation, and
various intrigues of this celebrated Prince, are painted
with all the fidelity of the historian. This eminent writer
possesses the distinctness of Xenophon, without his uni-
formity ; he is more eloquent than Livy, and is free from
his superstition ; and he has more knowledge than roly
hilts, without his affectation of reasoning on every occasion.
The preceding Numbers comprise DIibtOSTIIINES, SAL-
LUST, XENOTHON, lIEKODOTLIS, PINDAR, ANA-
CRICON, &C.

Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington
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THE UNITED SERVICE JOURNALS
and NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE,

for November.
CONTXNTS :—Notes on Greece in 1829, from the Jour-
nal of an Officer—On the National Importance of Yachts
and Aquatic Spots►—Mob Victories, Military Delusions,
No. IV.--A Health to the Bed and the Blue—Journal of
the Surveying Expedition, composed of his Majesty's
Ships Adventure and Beagle--Original Anecdotes of
the Emperor Napoleon, from the Journal of an Officer—
The Late Military Operations at Paris and Brussels—
Lamentation of an Indian—Flogging, round the Fleet ;
with Prefatory Remarks on Punishments in the Fleet and
Army—On Hannibal's March through certain Marshes
into Etruria—The Soldier's Cemetery at Gibraltar—
Captain Lihou's improved Rudder—The Fountain Pump
substituted for the Chain Pump—Revolution in Belgium
—Foreign Miscellany--General Correspondence—The
Twenty-ninth Regiment at Rolica—Progrese of the
Foreign Navies—The Editor's Portfolio—African Tra-
vellers—The Metropolitan Police—Court Martial at
Portsmouth—Mutineers of the Inglis—Change of the
Military Year--New Perinds of Payment—Changes in the
Stations of Corps—General Orders_ Circulars, Rte. &e.
Henry Colima and Itioltard Bentley, New Burlington-
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This day was published, in 1 vol. Bvo, price Is. 6d.
THE LAW AND PRACTICE peculiar
to the actions of DECLARATOR of MAR-
RIAGE, NULLITY, SEPARATION, DIVORCE,
LEGITIMACY, &c. transferred from the Conimits try
Court to the COURT of SESSION ; comprehending
the STYLES of these Actions, Pleas, Modes of Proof,
and General Detail of Procedure.

Compiled by M. LOTHIAN.
Solicitor in the Consistorial Court of Scotland.
With remarks on the prcsent state of the Consiatorial Law,
and the recent Judicature Act.

Adam Black, Edinburgh, and Longman and Co., London

ENCYCLOPAMIA MUTANNICA.

rilrHE EIGiITH PART was published on
IL SATURDAY, the 30th of October. Price 6s.

Sir James Mackintosh's Dissertation on the Progress of
'Ethical Philosophy, was concluded in Part VII. The
present Part contains a portion of Professor Playfair's Dis-
sertation On Mathematical and
,Physical Science, and a
continuation of the same subject by Professor 'Leslie will
commence in Part IX.

The Editor receives the support of the former contribu-
tors to the Supplement, which is embodied in the present
edition. All the articles are thoroughly revised ; many
of them entirely re-written. The paper, typography, and
embellishments, are of the first order, while the great re-
duction of price renders the preitent edition of the Encyelo-
media Britamsica the. oheanest, as well u thq most correct
and beautiful, which has ever been offered to the public.
Printk el for Adam Black, Edinburgh; Simpkin and
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and Co. and Jennings and Chaplin, London ; and John
Cumming, Dublin.
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