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VI..
ADVENTURES OF A GREEK LADY.

The adopted Daughter of the late Queen Caroline, written by her-
self; comprising curious Anecdotes, &c. Particulars of the late
Queen Caroline and her Suite, not hitherto known. 2 Tole., with
Portrait, just ready.
VII.
THE LOTTERY OF MARRIAGE.
A NoTel. By Mrs. TROLLOPE. 3 ♦ole.
One of Mrs. Trollope's best oroductions."—John Bull.
VIII.
LADY ALICE ; or, The New Una. 3 vols.

"This work will excite an intense interest. It is the most bril-
liant debut since Vivis.nprey.' "—Court Journal.

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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED
THIS DAY.
,31r. ELIOT WARBURTON'S PRINCE RUPERT and the CA-
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11.
ifs. COItKRAN'S HISTORY of the CONSTITUENT NATIONAL
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111.
The Hon. HENRY J. COKE'S VIENNA, In October 1848. 1%41
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IV.
Mr. HERMAN 3IELVILLE'S MARDI. 3 vols., 31s. 6d.
V.
Mr. O'REILLY'S EXPEDITION to the WHITE NILE. 2 vols.,
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VI.
Mr- BELL'S MEMOIRS of the CIVIL WAR. Concluding Vo-
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Mr. 'J. F. COOPER'S SEA LIONS Second Edition, 3 vols.
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VIII,
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IX.
Mr. MACKAY'S WESTERN WORLD. Second Edition 3 vac,
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Z..
EVELYN; or, a Journey from Stockholm to Roma in 1848. 2
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XI.
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND TWELVE; or, the Fall of Na-
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ILLUSTRATION BY T. H. NICHOLSON,
Price Half-a-crown, the JUNE Number of
BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY,
CONTAINS:
A Memoir of Alfred B. Street, the American Poet. With a
Portrait.
Muckle-Mouthed Meg. A Lay of the Border.
The Moving Stars. 13y William Jones.
The Libe-ated Forcat.
Truth. To Clara. By Miss Costello.
A Visit to Royalty in the Gambia. By Captain Sir 11. V. Hunt-
ley, R.N.
Early Life of De Lamartine, Victor Hugo, and Jules Janin. By
P. G. Patmore.
The Bye-lanes and Downs of England, with Turf Seines and
Characters. By Sylvanus.
Para: or Scenes and Adventures on the Banks of the Amazon.
By I. E. Warren.
CHAPTER XVII.—An Excursion to the Rookery of the Scarlet
Ibis—We Shoot an Anihinga, or Strikehind—Alligators—Yellow-
tailed Orioles--Hornets, Sec.
The Note-Book of a Coroner's Clerk. By the Author of " Experi-
ences of a Ga,.l Chaplain." Witi• an Illustration.
XIX. The Past—lrrevocable—XX. A Sacrifice to Moloch. XXI.
A Deadly Joke.
Wayside Pictures, through France, Belgium, and. Holland. I. Th a
Shores of the Low Countries. Antwerp—ll. M alines. Bruges—
111. Brussels and its Revelation.
" Jeannette and Jeannot." Latina redditum. By W. Hollis.
The Two Victories.
Leaves from Admiral Minorca's Note-Book. B y Mrs. Ward.
Musical Notes for April. By Tartinf s
Literature of the Month. Bell's Memoirs of the Civil Wars—
Attributes of the Soul from the Cradle—Maxims of Sir Morgan
O'Doherty—Dancan's Wesleyan Mission—lialfour's Manual of Bo-
tany—Kinsey's Sermons—Cayley's Adventtwe of Sir Reginald
Molaun—Dr. Cummiag's Apocalyptic Sketchers--Curzon's Visit to
Monasteries in the Levant—Street's Frontal ac—Shadow's of the
New Creation.
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