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Ilia day was published, in small Svo. price 10s. 6d.,
illustrated with numerous Engravings on Wood,
VLY-FISHING. A Series of Conversa-
,tions on the Art of Fly-Fishing for the species and
'arieties of the Salmo ; and on the habit of these Fishes.
BY AN ANGLER.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This day were published, Price Is. 6d.
NOTES RELATIVE to the CAMPAIGN
of 1808-1809 in the North of Spain. In reference
t" some passages in Lieut.-Colonel Napier's History of the
War in the Peninsula, and Sir Walter Scott's Life of
Napoleon.
BY Lieut.-Colonel THOMAS S. SORILL, Military
Secretary and Aid-de-Camp to Sir David Baird during
the Campaign.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

In 2 vols. post Bvo. 21s.
IVIARRIAGE in NIGH LIFE; A
NOVEL. Edited by the Authoress of

" A men avis, I'Hymen et see liens
Sentle plus Brands, eu des maux ou des biens :
Point de milieu : l'etat du marine
Est des humains le plus cher avantage,
Quand le rapport des esprits, des cceurs,
Des sentimens, des gouts, et des humeurs, •
Serre.ces liens tissue par la Nature,
Quel'Amour forme; et que l'honneur epure."
L'Enfant Prod ig uc.
rioted-for Henry Colburn, ,New Burlington-street.

In 2 vols. pod 8v0.9 215.,
HE MILITARY SKETCH BOOK;
, Rethiniacences of Seventeen Years in tke Service
qbread and at Heine.
By an OFFICER of the LINE.
These volUmes form a delightful pendant to the Naval
tetch,Book:., These are some excellent descriptions of
ti
'carious _campaigns in which the Author has served.
'l4 his predecessor, he has mingled with his anecdotes a
b~proportion of graver matter, which will tend to make
book useful as well as amusing to military men. He,
• °lvever, frequently indulges his richly humourous talent,
itzl Mich he 'combines very considerable powers of observe-
% with a high relish for the ludicrous.
Printed for Henry Colburn,
8, New Burlington-street.

In 2 vols. post avo. 18s.
THE NIGHT-WATCH; or, Tales of.
the Sea.
t, part I.—The Captain's Story :—Leaving Home—Going
4..Roard—Life:at. Sea—Sunday at Sea—Advice to Mid-
th Pulen...-Battk of Trafalgar.—Sea Saturnalia—Crossing
Nt Line—Cockpit Court Martial—Cockpit Chronicle__
Theatrieals--Wreck—Boarding a Galliot—Passing
lentenant--The Duel—The Captain's Return to England
:4,e'iNte at the Admiralty—The Captain Abroad—Matri_
-"TY. Part IL—The Master's Story :—The Shipwreck
iZihe Sinugglers—lmpressment—Desertion--Scenes at
:rntumuth--Pay-day on Board—Sailing—St. Helena,
Part /ll.—The Boatswain, a Forecastle Yarn :—The
b
oatswain's Genealogy—The Boatswain in Love—The
'euvery—The Boatswain in London—Playing Noah—
Cruising in the Channel—A Cruise in Point-street after
°aY•day---The Boatswain'm Spell at Washington—Spell as
"Boger" at Baltimore—The Yankees at New Orleans—
khip in Harbour. Part IV.—The Prisoner of War's
ot.°l7:—Losing a Ship--English Prisoners of War in
ranee.—Scenes in a French Fortress—Escape—Scraps
ten-the Memorandum Book of a Prisoner of War.
Orinted fur Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street.