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This day was published, price 2s. tad.
THE FIFTH PART OF
UINDEN'S LANDSCAPE ILLUS-
TRATIONS to LORD BYRON'S LIFE and
WORKS, containing
l• The Acropolis, Athens J. M. W. Turner, It. A.
Santa Maura C. Stanfield.
3• Piazetta, from the Church of St. Mat k Prout.
4• Ithaca C. Stanfield.
5• Delphi C. Stanfield.
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A few India Proofs, price 7s. 6d., and Plain Proofs,
6L, are taken; with these are given Proof Impressions of
the Frontispiece and Vignette to the Fifth Volume of Lord
Byron's Life and Works.
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Tilt, Fleet-street.

Just published, in 12m0., Gs. bound and lettered,
HISTORY of RUSSIA, from the Founda-
tionT of the Enspire, by RURICK, to the present
"ne• Compiled from the best Authorities, and adapted
to the Use of Schools. With a Map, and Questions for
Examination.

By the Rev. T. NVILLCOCKS.
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In IR CONSTABLE'S MISCELLANY.
. 3s. 6d., in cloth. The Seventy-fifth Volume
of the Miscellany, heir),' the First of
HE BOOK OF BUTTERFLIES,
MOTHS, and SPHINXES; containing, in ad.
(lition to descriptive letter-press, 120 Engravings, coloured
trona nature.
BY Capt. THOS. BROWN, F.R.S. F.L.S. M.W.S.,
To be completed in Two Vols.
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CUVER'S ORY.
Just Published,l Part XXXIII.,NATURAL th H IST h
of the Class
e Sixth
Insecta, of
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM
IN
—`-' Described and Arranged
13 OFORIVITY WITH ITS ORGANIZATION.
the Late BARON CUVIER, Member of the Institute
Translated of France, &c.
''''ated, with larbae additional descriptions of all the
species hitherto named, awl of many not before noticed,
and with other original matter, by E. Griffith, F.L.S.,
C. Hamilton Smith, F.L.S., E. Pidgeon, John Edward
Gray, F•G.S., and others.
,
Work, which, though professing at its outset to be little
;m-atc. than a translation of Cuvier's Rogue Animal, has added
int eriany to the information contained in that valuable audio.
3 and has also illustrated the species by many spirited retire.
ntations, which need no other recommendation than that they
(*e the joint production of Major C. Hamilton Smith, F.L.S.,
vn, Landseers. The account of the antelopes is distill.
by much original information."—Address to the Lin.
"ark Society, by J. E. Bicheno, Esq., secretary.

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This is a valuable, or rather invaluable work. It brings the
cear and simple classification of Cuvier very fairly before the
-Mnish reader, and it presents to the Continental one the results
of observations, which have of late been so largely made by our
c°
in those parts of the world to which the learned of
other countries have neither so frequent nor so free access ; and
as
much of winch, in its original form, is widely scattered through
lit many Volumes chiefly upon other subjects, at would fill a
ge library.--Atlenxum.
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•flteMrs, for the judicious manner in which they have blended
the?eresting illustrations of the habits and nature of animals with
scientific system of Cuvier."—Literary Gazette.
THE CLASS OF INSECTS,
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" Nothing can be more complete than the method with which
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his illustrious guide with the feelings of an enthusiast, and yet
with the patience of aphilosopher, through the various orders of
insects which form the subject of his elaborate and masterly
treatise. We have only glanced at those topics which appeared
to us to possess some novelty ; but we should be doing great in-
justice to Mr. Griffiths' labours, if we did not add, that we have
occasionally found our attention fixed much more eagerly upon
his supplemental observations, than upon the minute, often
dry, and technical observations of Cuvier."—Monthly Review,
July, 1832.

THE RADIATA, FISHES, MOLLUSCA,
CRUSTACEA, &e.
Will form about Ten Parts.

The work is so arranged, for the convenience of those
Rho may confine their Zoological studies to either of the
Clauses, that each Class will make a distinct work, as well
11, one of the Series of the " Animal Kingdom." The
conclusion will contain a Tabular View of the System, a
Copious Index, and a general Terminology of the Science.
The engraved illustrations of this work are in a supe-
rior style of execution, by different artists of distinguished
:roinence. Most of them are from original drawings made
ft 0m nature, and several represent species altogether new,
or never figured before.
A SUPPLEMENTARY VQLUME, just published,
contains an ACCOUNT of the FOSSIL REMAINS of
the ANIMAL KINGDOM.Dewy Svo. 11. 16s. ; royal
. "°. 21. 14e. ; dewy 4to. 31. 12s. _ _

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