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J cst published, the Fourth Edition, post Bvo., cloth, is. 6d.,
VESTIGES of the NATURAL HISTORY of
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London : John Churchill, Princes-street, Sohe.

pOLBURN'S " NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
ii ZINE."—The Editorship of the "New Monthly Magazine"
hiving devolved on Mr. W. HARRISON AINSWORTH, he will, in
future, make it the exclusive medium for the publication of his own
works. Under his influence, also, many writers of estimation In
literature will become contributors to this miscellany, and thug
elevate still higher the distinguishel character which has placed it at
the head of his class. To the Authors who have lately given lustre
to the p +get of Colburn's Magazine, such as Mr. W. H. Maxwell,
Mrs. Trollope, the Hon. G. S. Smythe, Mr. Robert Bell, Miss Strick-
land, Mr. Thackeray. and the author of " Peter Priggins," Mr. Ains-
worth will add others arising out of his own connexion ; among
whom will 'oe found his relative, the enterprising and erudite tra-
veller, Mr Francis Ainsworth, who will continue the narrative of kb
researches connected with the Euphrates Expedition ; Mr. Oxenford,
whose lyrical translations from the German have enriched the stores
of modern poetry ; Mr. Dudley Costello ; Mr. Leigh Hunt ; Mr.
Chat les Oilier, whose domestic stories have *found an echo in every
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Mr. Charles Hooton, Mr. John Barrow, Captain Mcdwin, together
with the author of " Hillingdon Hall," Lord Albert Conyngham, and
several writers eminent not only for talent but for high rank.

Mr. AINSWORTH will continue his "REVELATIONS of LON-
DON" in the " New Monthly Magazine ;" and, in a SUPPLEMENT
(to be delivered GRATIS with the JULY NUMBER), the entire pre-
ceding parts of the Romance will be reprinted. He will also imme-
diately commence in the " New Monthly Magazine," a new Historical
Romance, called " KFNSINGTON PALACE, or GEORGE 11. and
QUEEN CAROLINE."

Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough-street.

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rw. cHARACTERS, both ANCIENT and MODERN ; for the:
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