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THE FOLLOWING WORKS
Will be published in the course of June,
By 140110111 N, Haarr, Ran, Oasts, and Barey, London :
OBSERVATIONS made during a RESIDENCE
In the TARENTATSE and various Parts of the Gre-
cian and Pennine Alps, iu Savoy, and in Switzerland and Au-
vergne, in the Years 1820, 18111, and 1822, with Remarks on
the present State of Society, Manners, Religion, Agriculture,
Climate, &c.—By ROBERT BAKE WELL, Esq.
In Two Vote. Bvo. illustrated with Plates, &c, &c.
_ _ _

2. The anctun Fuse*. By Sir J. E. Smith, President of
the Littman Society, &c. &c. In Sea
So much has been dune In Botany since the publication of this
Author's Flora Brittonic* and English Botany, especially with
regard to natural affulides • and he has for thirty years put found
an much to correct, in the characters and synonyms of British
Plants, that this will be entirely an original Work. The lan-
guage also is attempted to be reduced to a correct standard: the
genera are reformed, and the species defined, from practical oh-
servation; and it is hoped the expectations of British Botanists
will not be disappointed.
5. Jammaa of a Ton Memos' Rommitcx in New Zutaxe.
By Captain A. Cruise, of the Beth Regiment. In Elva
4. The Tines Penns of Women. By James Hogg, Author
of The Three Perils of Man, &c. In S vols. 12mo.
5. A OKOGOOKICAL ROWS on the SVIKSJOUTION of ROCKS in
both Hemispheres. By M. de Humboldt. And translated into
English under his Immediate inspection. In one vol. Ivo.
6. A PlOllllllll4lll VOTAGN round OSSAT Barran,. containing
a Series of Views illustrative of the Character and prominent
Features of the Coast. By W. Dude% A. E. A. Volume the
Seventh. In Imperial 4to.
7. Sirmoussof the Lives of CORROSOSO and Passionals*, with.
Notices of their principal Works; beautifully printed in small
vo. with a Portrait.
8. Sme-nuosson; or, Adelaide d'Hautereche. By the Author
of Domestic Scenes. In three vols. 12mo.
9. Learmuis on the GIMSSAL .B:summit of the Hyrum
ViODYi and on the ASAVOIIT and Fulani:ON. of the Sen.; deli-
vered before the Royal College of Surgeons of London, during
the Course of 1825. By Thomas Chevalier, F.R.S. F.S. A. and
PL.& Surgeon Brtftordintry to the King, and Professor of
Anatomy and Surgery to the Glint. In one voL !Ivo.
10. The ROYAL NAVAL BLOGRAPET, Vol. 1. Parts I. and 11.
In Ilvo. Containing blemoirs of all the Flag.olficers living at the
Commencement of the present Year. By John Marshall (B),
Lieutenant, R.N.
Vols. 11. and 111. containing Memoirs of the Captains and
Commanders, will appear shortly.
11. The Hamar of the Ammo-Saxons, from their first ap-
pearance in Europe to the end of their Dynasty in England ;
comprising the History of England from the earliest period to
the Norman Conquest. By Sharon Turner, F.& A. The
Fourth Edition, is three thigh volumes, lye. corrected and
improved, with a Map._
111. The JAMAICA PrAtersa's Oume; or, A System for Plant-
ing and Managing a Sugar Estate, Sr other Plantations in that
Island, and throughout the British West Indies in general.—
Illustrated with interesting Anecdotes. By Thomas lioughley,
nearly Twenty Years a Sugar Planter in Jamaica. In one vo-

lume, Bvo.
15. The Maros Pouts of IROZEIT Seventy, 'Esq. LL.D.
Poet Laureate. A New Edition, in three vols. 12mo.
14. Essays on HYPOCIIONDOWIS, and other NIRVOIS AV-
ransom By Joint Reid, bL D. In 13vo. a New Edition, con-
siderably enlarged.
IS. Pavanes, a Tale. By Mrs. HoMand, Author of Tales
of the Manor; Integrity, a Tale; Sono( a Genius, &e. In urn°.
16. A Bronx of Urervesats. Geo•aarsy. By M. Make
Brun, Editor of the Annales des Voyages, Ste. Volume the
Fourth, in Ilvo.
17. An EAST and Concise lirraotincytow to Liamtact's Aa-
sanctum of the Otxta• of SHILL& By Charles Dubois, F. L.S.
In one vol. small Ivo.
1 Is. allitelLlCAL Notices of Two CIALACTILS In Pairsau. of
the Peas. Neatly printed, in post Ilvo.
19. Bournnectk 13arminaca ; or, General Index to the Li-
terature of Great Britain and Ireland, Ancient and Modern,
with such Foreign Works as have been translated into English,
or printed in the British Dominions ; including also a copion
Selection from the Writings of the most celebrated Authors all
all Ages and Nations. By Robert Watt, M.D. In 4to. Part 41
99. Nizatiants of MART QUINN of Scon, with Anendoese elr
the Cam of Henry the Second, during her Resident:eft Priam
By Miss Banger. A New Edition, in two vols. eye. with! gi.
nuine Paulin, never before engraved.
M• The CJIRWTIAIIi AltWtD /LOAM, unbzurr.--ay tali
Author of Body and Soul. In one vol. laino.
IL A amass of Pscruanaus Views of Empresses, engraves' i
in the best line manner. By W. If. Linn. With a Succinct
Historical Account of Edinburgh. In Royal 4to. Part I. To
be completed in 17 Monthly Parts, each containing three Plates.
LI. A STSMI of ANAVOXIIIAL PLATES, with descriptive Let-
ter, By John Lizars; F.R.S.It. Fellow eel the Royal
•Inti.
' of Surgeons, and Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology,
In decoy folio; Letter-press demy nen. Part 1.1
representing the Boats; containing eight highly finished En.
graving*, by W. H. Lataas.
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IL Osioniat breuronown or INC inkalowx OaDgme of Coy-
Las. By Sir William Seger Garter Principal King at Arms,
during the Reign of James the First; from an original MS. in
the Advocates Library never before published, with eight En-
gravings, being Fee Sljilles of the original Drawings, splendidly
Coloured and Emblazoned. In one small vol. ate.
25. The Ihnotty of WILLS Canstesam and Anysenntes.—
Illustrated by sixteen Engravings, by. J..Lc Kees, dm. from
Drawings by G. Cattermole; forming the Eighth Portion of
Mr. Britton's Cathedral Antiquities of England. •11 • • '
26. EDIVAILD Nsysits ; or, The Mestouni of miettelliala In
11 vols. llimo. A
27. The Rzatanis of Hatay Kale" Wares, of Nottinobam,
We of St. John's College, Cambridge; with an Account of his
Life, by Robert Southey, Ent. LL.D. The Tenth Edition.—
The Three Volumes are now condensed into Two. A few
Copies of .Volanse Three may be had separately, to complete
the former Edition.
U. A 011111AAS, HISIVIT of the Cotten, of Yost. By Tho-'
mess Deahais Whitaker, LL.D. F.S.A. PALS. Complete in
two vols. folio. With Plates engraved from beautiful Drawings.
By J. IL W. Tuner Esq. R. A. and the Architectural Sub-
Jetta by W. Buehler:in the eery best style el the Art ; and
Wiesd-ent Vigneutta by Mr. Branton.