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London, England, 1824-05-31 00:00:00

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This day was published,
In One Volume, 4to. with Two Maps, and Ten Engravings of
Scenery, Su. price £2. 2s. in boards, dedicated, by permission,
to his Majesty,
VARRATIVE of an EXCURSION to the MOUN-
-11 TAI NS of PIF.MONT, and RESEARCHES among the
VAUDOIS, or WALDENSES, Protestant Inhabitants of the
Cottiatt Alps; with Maps, Plates, and an Appendix, containing
Copies of Ancient Manuscripts, and other interesting Documents, in
Illustratign of the History and Manners of that extraordinary People.
Rev. WILLIAM STEPII EN LILLY, M.A.
Rector of North Fansbridr, Essex; Author of 0 The Spirit of the
Gospel;'" Academic Errors," Rm.
London : Printed for C. andj. ltivington, St. Paul's Church.
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THE NEW REVIEW.

THE FIRST NUMBER of the MONTHLY CRI-
TICAL GAZETTE was published this day, at EIGIITIEEN
l'esce, and it contains accounts of the following Books, published

in May:— HISTORY.
Mitten's Philosophy of Modern History.
STEEL'S'S War In Spain.
EKIN'S Naval Battles.
GODWIN'S Commonwealth of England.
110131.11 Atrocities of the Pirates.
LAQuitnes Greek Revolution.
BIOGRAPHY.
HowAtin's Cardinal Wolsey and his Time*.
BIEMOIRS of Captain Rock.
Portraiture of the Rev. J. 'Baton:
Relics for the Curious.
Fragment relative to Queen Caroline.
Biography of the British Stage.
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.
Sris and Martins's Travels in Brazil.
A Summary of America.
Wii.sox's Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land.
Scenes and Impressions in Egypt and Italy.
Ounces's Researches in South of Ireland.
PARRY'S Second Voyage of Discovery.
Travels in Chili, Peru, &c.
TRISSIANT'S Tour through the Netherlands.
Supplement to Parry's First Voyage.
Additions to Scurry's Narrative.
Adventures, &c. of IL Jewitt.
POLITICAL ECONOMY AND POLITICS.
Thoughts on Prison Labour.
Maui:tuxes Principles of the Usury Laws.
WILLIAMS on the Wine Trade.
HASTINGS Summary of Administration in India.
Hsys on the Corn laws.
Principles of Political Economy.
BURRIDGII on Naval Dry Rot, &c.
THE PRACTICAL SCIENCES.
l'aenooty on Warming Buildings.
KottstAti on Logier's System of Music.
Sztvaxsox's Assistant to Music.
NATURAL HISTORY.
The Zoological Journal.
Currts's British Entomology.
Gairvitta's Flora Edinensis.
Ssusn's English Flora.
GRIFFITH'S Animal Kingdom.
SOIVIIIIT'S Fossil Shell:.
USEFUL ARTS AND MANUFACTURES.
Ancient and Modern Wines.
FINE ARTS.
BOARISH'S Portraits of Shakspeare.
Mottaa on Gothic Architecture.
enasnizas on Civil Architecture.
RURAL AFFAIRS.
Management of Orchards.
THEOLOGY.

Boys' Tatita Sacra.
Secrets Monita Societatis Jem.
ETHICS.
Lawlor% Imaginary Conversation's on Literary
Alen anti Statesmen.
VOLTAlltes Philosophical Dictionary.
LAW.

•Gow, on the Law of Partnership.
PALMILR'S Parliamentary Solicitor's Assistant.
Eseteasse on Actions upon Statttes.
Lurie's Principles of Equity Pleading.
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
STEVENSON'S Nature of Cataract.
PariLLirs's Translation of Pharmacopeia.
MILLS on Fever and Inflammation.
BecirAN's Symptontatology.
liovi.x's Treatise on Syphilis.
SCUDASIORL'S Essay on the Blood.
Ci.mtes ou the Preservation of Health.
fox's New London Dispensatory.
Translation of the Pharmacopeia.
EDUCATION.
MARTIN'S Philological Grammar.
GISLOT'S Elements of the French.
POETRY.
Bowmen's Ancient Poetry, &c. of Spain.
Satires, by Joseph Hall.
Orlando Furioso ; by W. Rose.
Ttemes Poems on Sacred Subjects.
CART'S Birds of Aristophanes.
HEMET'S Australia.
116 re's Sacred Melodies.
CoLuses Translation of Teridolin.
WoLvamese's Eugenia.
THE DRAMA.
Nus.e's Sbakspeare, No. I.
bleDs user's Pleasur es derived fromTragicßepresentath
NOVELS.

Trials, a Tale.
Annaline ; or, Motive-bunting.
A Winter in Washington.
Beatrice; or, The Wycherly
The Old Ann-Chain
Zoe, an Athenian Tale.
The History of Matthew Wald.
M ISC ELLAN EOUS.

Letter+ of Jonathan Oldstyle.
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their probable demand.
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row. Sold by W. Grape!, Liverpool ; and by the Booksellers in
Town and Country.
No. 11. will contain all Books published in Dlar.

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