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1. TRAVELS in various Parts of EUROPE,
.ISIA, and AFRICA.: Vol. 111.

By EDWARD DANIEL LL. D

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Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge,
'this Volume forms the Second Section c&" The Author's
Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy' Land;" acid con-
tains his Voyage up the Nile to Grand Cairo; his Observa-
tions upon the Pyrainids:ofDjiza.ainLSaccara;- a Description
of the Remiiins of the City- of Sais, in the Delta; an
Account of the Antiquities of; AltAandria,',patticularly of
Pompey's Pillar and. the Cryptw of Necropolis; hiS sub-
sequent ,Voyage„ and Travels in Greece, Macedonia,
Thrace, &cc. tikc, lar 4to. illnstrated with numerous Engrav-
ings, 41. 14.5. 6d. boards.
2. MAGNA BRITANNIA ; Volume the Third : being a
Concise Topograeltical Account of the Couryty of Cornwall.
By the Rev. 1./travel Lysons, A.M. F.R.S. I.A. and L.S. -Rec-
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5. A NEW ;MODERN ATLAS. fly John Pinkerton.
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ate already pribiished, price 11. Is. each.—The Maps are en-
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the utmost beauty that the state of the arts can admit--
--In the Twetrtieth Number, which will shortly be pub-
will be grivers'iiGeographical Memoir, reciting the
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Map is constructed, with directions for a general ar-
raagement.
LI: HISTORICAL, MILFCARY, and PICT(TAESQLTE OB-
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coloured Views, and authentic -Plans of all the Sieges and
Battles fought lathe Peninsula during the prtstist war. By
George Laudmann, Major in the Corps ,of Roy;tl En-
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are already published), making two handsome volumes impe-
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7. ELENIENTS -of the PHILOSOPHY of the HUMAN.
MIND. Volume the -Second. By thigald Stewart, Esq.
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F. 4S. E. formerly Professor of Moral Philoptophy in the
Yt..7.i fOrsity of Eiliiilliirgh. In 410. price 21. 2s. in hoards.
', :1n INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of BIBLIOGRA.-
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well Home. Handsmuely prkiitdd. in two vols. Oro. and il-
lustrated with numerous Engravings on Wood, &c. price 11.65.
in boards. - -

9. ELEMENTS of POLITICAL SCIENCE. By John
Craig. This Treatise- is divided into three • Books ; on the
Constitution of Government, the Duties of XioverinuLint, and
the Revenues of Government. Under these !wail, et is pro-
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of that important branch of the science usually utnvutinated
Political Economy. Handsomely printed in S vols. Svo. price
11. I Is. 6cl, ih hoards.

10. The JUSTICE of the PEACE- and PARISII OFFI-
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Corrections, Additions, and Improvements. By John King,
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. it has so tong obtained.
_ it. An. ACCOUNT.of the EMPIRE of MOROCCO, and:
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loneous. Observations mad.: during a long residence in, and-
various journiesthropgh, these Countries. To which is added,
an Account of Shipwrecks on the 'Western Coast of Africa,
and an- interesting Account of Timbucto, -the. great empo-
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Revenue of the Country (not contained in the tint edition),
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13. THE VELVET CUSHION. By J. AV. Cunningham,
A. M. Vicar of Harrow. limo. Third Edition, price ss. in
boards..

14. REMARKS on the VERSION of tiro NEW TESTA-
MENT, EDITED by the UNITARIANS, with the Title of
" An Improved Version upon the
_Basis of Archbishop New-
-come's New Tianslaiion, with a corrected Text, aHd Notes,
Critical. and Explanatory, London, I 808,"-being a Dispas-
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some of.thet_fiist and most generally received Doctrines of
the Bible. With a Letter (originally written and published
in the year 1807) to the .Rev.• Francis Stone, in Reply to his'
Sermon, preached at the Visitation a: Danbury, on the Bth
July,. 1800. By the 'Rev. Edward Nares, D.D. Rector of
Biddenden, Kent, and. Regius Professor of Modern History
in the University of Oxford, The Seoond Edition, very
considerably enlarged, in one volume octavo, price 1-2 s. in
boards.

15. The EVIDENCE and AUTHORITY of the CHRIS-
TIAN REV.ELATION. By the Bev. Thomas Chalmers,
Ministet. Of liihnany. The contents of this Volume form the
substance of the article "Christianity" in the Edinburgh
Encyclopaedia. Its appearance is due to the liberality of the
Proprietors of that' Work—nor did- the Author conceive the
purpose of. presenting it to the world in another shape, till
he was permitted and, advised by them to republish it in a
separate form. It is chiefly confined to the exposition of the
historical argument fur the truth of Christianity; and the
aim of the Author is fulfilled, if he has succeeded in-proving
the external testimony to be so sufficient, as to leave inn-
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the i.:hristiau defence had been less strong and. satisfactory
• than they are. Elegantly printed in one volume foolscap
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16. The AISTORY of FRANCE, the ALer, ;an of
Hein IlylsGtti,a'tee precededirofijEr'du'r
oribi:yet:a7lV:itetw.owto7tii
Closef Idath of Henry the 1.1.1411 rPtulYi
Le the e and isle
the Sixteenth Century.; and followed
a View of the State
yf
Europe at the Accession of Louis th.e Phirteenth. By !'ir
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/ by TitusLivius. Trans-
lated Irvin.'rhe HtilleSl(')OrilgtLaolf.,
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Geoige Baker, A. M. A new Edition, haitdsointe(} printed
in six vols. Hvo.•priee-31.•95. in • boards; , -
Id. An ABRIDGMENT of the HISTORY of ..ROME; by
Velleius Paterculus. Translated from- I•y
George Baker, A. N. Ile Translator of 4i,y. Li;indsomety
.printed in one volume, 8vo: price is. its boirds.
19. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS in :SURGERY, illus-
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the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh ; and of the Li erziry
and Philosophical Society of Manchester; and Senior Surgeon
of the General Infirmary at Leetts. . A LieW edition, corrected
and enlarged, with additional plates, in one large volume tiro.
price 14s. in boards.
20. The LETTERS of JUNIUS; including Letters by the
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"Ati which are added, his Confidential Correspondence with
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21. An HISTORICAL and CRITICAL ACCOUNT of the
LIVES and WRITINGS of JAMES 4. and CHARLES I. and
of The LIVES of OLIVER CROMWELL and CHARLES 11.
after the manner of Mr. Bayle, from original Writers and
State Papers. By William Harris. A new Edition, With a •
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price 31. in boards. -‘ •
22. The WORKS of ROBERT BURNS ; with an Account
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of the Si.Mttish Peasantry, The Eighth Edition. To which
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