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London, England, 1815-02-25 00:00:00

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E PAMPHLETEER.
Just published, price Six Shillings and sixpence,
rpm; PAMPHLETEER, No. IX. ; Or, A
Record of the Best Pamphlets of the Day.
CONTENTS

1. Carnot's Memorial, addressed to Louis XVIII.-2.-Ats
4BaOrical View of the Principal Religions and Military Or-
ders of the Catholic Church.-3. Fe:iris's Essay on External
Percepti6n.-4. Rev. Archd. Danbeny's Address, giving a
Churchman's Reasons for declining a connection with the
Bible Society.-5. A View of the Points to he discussed, in
treating with the United States.—C. Lord Grenville's Letter
to the Earl of Fingal.-7. Answer to Judge Fletcher's Printed
Charge.-8. Mr. Nerjeaut Onslotv's Speech ou the Bill for
snore effectually securing the Liberty of the Subject.-9.
Prussia and Saxony.-10. Sketch of Drs. Gall and Spurzheim's
Anatomy and Physiology of the Brain. By T. Forster, F.L.S.
—ll. An old and curious Pamphlet on the Subject of Corn,
Agriculture, &c. 1581. Communicated by H. Wrottesley,
Esq. M.P.
Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Co.; Black, Parry, and Co. ;
Rodwell, Loudon ; Macredie and * Co. Edinburgh ; and all
other Booksellers.

GARDENING.
This Day was published,

Handsomely printed in Foolscap, Bvo. price is. Gd. boards,
91r1HE VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY; or,
MoKhly Index of Work to be done in Town and Villa
Gartieus, Shrubberies, and Parterres ; with Hints on the
Treatment of Shrubs and Flowers usually kept in the Green-
Room, the Lobby, and the Drawing-Room. The Third Edi-
tion, much improved. •

By WALTER NICOL.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and.
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate,-and Brown, London.
4,0' It is believed there is no book of gardening on the plan
of-tilis work. It is intended as an assistant to Gentlemen,
whose business necessarily confines thew to the chamber and
to the counting-room,who seek health and recreation at their
villas; and to the ladies of their families, who take upon
themselves the management of their own gardens and par-
terres.

As above may be bud, by the same Author,
1. The .gardener's itialeodar ; or, Monthly Dilectory of
Operations in every Branch of Horticulture. Otero, Third
Edition, 14s. boards. _ .

2. The Planter's Kalendar ; or, The Nurseryman's and Fo-
rester's Guide-in the Operations of the Nursery, the Forest,
and the Grove; with Three Engravings, 15s. boards..

GENERAL REPORT OF SCOTLAND.
This Day was published,
In Fire large Volumes, Sri). with numerons Engravings, and
a Volume of Plates in 4to. of Agricultural Implements,
price 41. 4s. in beards,
GENERAL REPORT of the A-GRICUL-
TURA L STATEand POLITICAL CIRCUMSTANCES
of SCOTLAND. Drawn up fur the Consideration of the
Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, under the
Direction of the Right Hon. Sir, JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart.
Founder of the Board of Agriculture.
Printed for Archiban.l Constable and Co. Edinburgh and
Longman, Hurst, Rees,•Orine, and Brown, London.
It is impossible for us to peruse this General Report
without experiencit a high degree of satisfaction, in which
we think every car reader will participate.
Amongst the un-, itorious individuals who have laboured to
promote the internal improvement of SCotland, a conspi-
enous place is unquestionably due to the compiler of the
work becore us. The vast accumulation of matters of detail
on which • his industry has been eniployed, is a fund from
which the statesman and political` economist, as well.as the
humbleSt cultivator, may draw much useful information.
The '' Gonna! Report" is founded on the Statistical Ac-
count and the county Surveys, and is meant to exhibit, in a
comparatively small compass, all that is of general utility in
these voluminous works, in regard to the " AgricUltural.
state and Political circumstances" of Scotland.
Agriculture is not the only subject treated of in this Work ;*.
it contains, among other matters, some account of the ma- -
nufactures, commerce, and fisheries of Use cuuutry.—.Ediu-
burgh Review, Nu. 47, Nov. 1814.