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THREE NEW NOVELS.
Just published,
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1. MRS. fIELME's Posthumous Work. In three
Vols. 12mo. price 16s. 6d. boards, MAGDALEN ;
-of, Tlie Penitent of Godstow. An Mt Tical Novel. By au A.
HET H HELM, Author of St. Margaret's Cave, or die Nun's Story,
the Pilgrim of the Cross, the, &c.
2..lothra Volumes, 12mo. price I Ss. 6d. boards, ANNE OF
BRI rI'ANNY ; an Historical Romance.
• a' We do not hesitate to acknowledge that the present perform-
'ance is one of the most pleasing and rational publications of this
description which we have lately had occasion to notice. The
. language Is elegant, the p!ot is founded on an interesting portion
of the French History, and the Author has *hewn good saite and
consistency, as well in the selection as In the invention of the in-
cidents."—Monthly Review, Oct.
S. Price 6s. extra boards The PRISON of MONTAUBAN,
or "gimes of Terror: a Reflective Tale. By the Editor of the
" Swedish Letters." In one vol. foolscap !Ivo.
" Wecan safely reconunend this volume, as one of which the
perusal may be attended with pleasure and advantage."
Monthly Review, Oct.
Printed far C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row.

MINERVA-01MM LgADINHALL-STREer.
This day esii published, hi Ofie price 51.
'MY NATIVE LAND ; or, The Test of Heroism.
• LIA. By Mes.O:G.WERD, Ailt hor of Daughter of St. Omar, Ste.
Printed fur A K. Newman and Co. and bold by John Cum-
ming, Dublin ; and Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh.
Where may be bad, just published,
It was Me, by Me, 2 vole. 10.. 6d.
Lady Durnevor, or My Father's Wife, by A. F. Holstein, S
vols. 10s. 6d.

Rosaria de Varalva, or the Homicide, second Edition% 2 yob.
Ns. 6d.

Beggar Cirl and her Benefactors, 3d edition, 5 vols. 275. 6d.
Cambrian Pictures, by Ann of Swansea, S vols. 16s. 6d.
Strangers of Lindenfeldr, or Who is my Fatbcr ? 3 vols. I Ss.

This day was publiThed, IR One Volume, Royal Octavo,
price £l. is. in boards
A N ANALYTICAL TABLE ci ff thePRIVATE
STATUTES, passedbetween lit Geo. IL A.D. i 127, and
the 52d geo.IIL A.D. 181 g, both inclusive, arranged Chronolo-
gically, Alphabetically, and acce - ling to the sublect matter; and
combining in
.facility of reference, the utility of each of these
methods of arrangement.
By GEORGE BRAMWELL, of Uncoils's Inn Fleids.
This Book willbe found particularly useful to all Conveyancers,
Solicitors, and otters concerned, in preparing or passing private
Acts of Parliament, being the only digest hitherto published-of
the Titles ot.Private Acts prefixed to the several Editions of the
Statutesat large.
London: Printed. for Joseph Butterworth, Fleet-street; and
, J.. Cooke, PrMoildQuay, Dublin.

• • This day was published,
'ln Impede! Octavo, price One Guinea, the First Part, accom-
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A very' limited impression will be taken oil upon a small folio-
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Mitch will lure Two Guineas each Part.

For the accommotliiion ,of Print-Colley-foie, or the possessors
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• Priatts44or Whilst Cocketie, anti CP. Horace's Head, Hest-
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This day was published, In a neat Pocket Volume, price .51.
ORLANDO FURJOSO; an Fleroic Poem, trans-
lated and compressed into a connected Narrative, from the
Italian of Ludovico Ariosto by Joust Hoot.t.
This Volume forms an appropriate Companion to Mr. Heat's
translation of Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered; lately published in
a similar size, and is also embellished with a beautiful Vignette
and Frontispiece, from the Designs of Henry Courbold and Ange-
Uca Kauffman, of the Royal Academy.
Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman; Suttaby, Evance, and
Fos • Sharpe and Haile. ; and J. Carr.
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This day were published,
Handsomely printed iu *lvo. with four elegant Engravings
(dedicated to Sir Samuel Ronully) price isa. in boards,
THE Two last PLEADINGS of M. T. Cicuo
against CAlus VLIt It CS. Translated and illustrated with
Notes.—By CHARLES KELSALL, Esq. Author of" A Letter
from Athens." To which is added, a Postscript, containing
Remark.; on the State of Modern Sicily.
Printed for White, Cochrane, and Ce. Fleet-street.
The Translator eriginary wished to undertake the version of
all the Pleadings (none of which have before appeared in an 1
English dreg.); but reflection suggested, tat the continuation of
so long an invective, together with the dry statements of the
prices of corn, however curious to refer to, would fall upon the
English reader. He has, therefore, attempted the translation of
the two last only, by far the finest of the whole. The Notes
subjoined have been added with the view of brit fly illustrating I
the Antiquities of the Minor Sicihan Cities, which preceding
Travellers have omitted to notice. The Translator, on his arrival
in Sicily in Islo3, was fully prepared to collect Ragsdale for ail
original worts; but was deterred from proceeding, en finding
that, in nearly all his inquiries, he had been anticipated. by for. ,
per Travellers, both as to the antiquities aid the modern state
of the Island. On reaching Palermo, however, he found that'
there were some points relative to the Natural ProductionsoMal
nufictures, Arts, and literature, which had been untouched,4o '
very briefly dwelt upon by preceding Travellers. '1 hese, howl
ever scanty, be lays before the public, apprehending that at •
period When Sicily attracts the general attentionvalispurdl not ,
be deemed uninteresting or obtrusive. .. .44
Of the same Publishers may be had, mitten. by elsoselMLAlS
thor," A Letter from Athena," addressed so clisishall omit
land, tiepin!), printed in tto. with sight Plater, into Mkt&

MIDDLESLX.—TO CE SOLD, •
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, tonsisting of a corn-
modirsos and substantial Brick DWELLING - HOUSE.
containing a spacious and nliant Drawing-room, ,a handsome
Dining-room, and Breakfast-parluur, elt-vea wt If-
Pr
Bed-rooms, and convenient 10 chens, Dairy, and Ceilarallg; trdh
a Coach.bouse, Stabling for foot horses, Bravh.ruse, and other
Mons contiguous to the House; also an excalent GsrdEn and
Pleasure-grouirds, and f 0 Acres of Meadow Lan I adjuktiog the
Garden, the whole being nearly 12 Acres. The Premises or*
situated about a mile from Acton, and she same imam-. Worn the
Harrow-road, and command an eneosive and beautiful prosptct.
For Particulars enquire of Mr. Adam Murray, Surveyor Awl
Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-noes ; or of Mesirss
Blunt and Bowman, Solicitors, Oki Bethlem, Broal-strett.

'CUMBERLAWD.
TO BB SOt D BY AUCTION,
At the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle, on Monday, the sth day
of April, i A 1 S.
'['HE following FREEHOLD and TITHE•
FREE ESTATES In the Parish of Atapleton, in Cumber-
land, in a fine sporting country, within seven inikc of tbe blarhat
Towns of Brampton and Long Town, well watered and Gonad,
and at a convenient distance from Lime and Coal, viz.
A Farm called CRACROP, containing 336 Acres, in the °eta-
pation of Mrs. Philboa.

A Farm, called HIGH GREENHILL, oontaining t9s Acres,
in the occupation of Thomas Hetherington.
A Farm, called NORTH GREENHILL, containing U 9
Acres, in the occupation of Thomas Forster.
A Farm, called SOUTH GREENHIL t., containing 220 Acmes
or thereabouts, in the occupation of William Noble.
A Farm sailed PAT Ira HILL, containing MS Acres, to
the occupation of John Thompson.
A Farm called DORIt.Y I.fEIID, containing 272 Acres, ir. the
occupation of Mr. John Ewart.
Also about 47 Acres of Land. plaittsci with Larch and Fir, Ia
a thriving condition. which will be sold together or in parcels,
with the above Estates,

The Farm Buildings (except South Greenhill) have been re.
cently erected. In Dorry Field, a valuable Bank of Male azid
Llnvistone has been discovered, which may be %Irked to great
advantage.

PartieUlan may be known by application to Mr. Mooney, lio•
licitor, Carlide; or Mr. Charles Droce, Solicitor, Edliter-square,
London. Mr. John Ewart,of Kilklingtoa-hall, will send a per•
son to shew the Farm .

ESTATES IN KOSS-SHIRE.
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee Houc• in Edinburgh;on
Wednesday the 14th of April next, at T‘lllo.n the Afternoon,
THE following parts of the ES cATE of SEA-
FOR l'H, in the following Lots v;z : •
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Lot 1. The Farm of M.,rvich, with the half of the Salmon
Fishing of the River Croe. 'ibis Farm will be out of I.ease at
Whibiuntkle next, and contains 5153 Acres, whereof 125 air
Arable.

Lot V.. The Fats of inchroe, which will be out of Lease at
Whitsuntide, 1829, and contains ♦3OU Acres, whereof 59 are
Arable.

Lot 3. The Villages of Dornie and Sundafloch, with the Mee.
Arable Lands, and Hill Grazings attached to them, mastering
1912 /tern whereof 285 are Arable; also with the Kelp and
other shore: attached thereto. This I.ot will be a desirable ac-
quisition to Fish Corers or any Company who are desirous to
hare a populous settlement in the Highlands.
Lot 4. The Lands .si Canibuslunie, and Trocheorry, which
will be out of Lea'e.at Wldtsuntide 1819, and cont.nut 3504
Acres, whereof 99 are Arable.
Lot 5. The Lands of Easter and Wester Keppoch and C
which will be out of Lease at Whitsuntide, 1818, and the Finn.
of Leault, which will be out of Lease a: Whitsuntide, ISt S.
These Lands contain altogether about 1859 Acres, whereof about
402 are Arable.
Lot 6. 'the Farm of Ftatagan, which will be out of Lease at
',Whitsuntide next, and contains 8631 Acres, whoreof 86 are
Arable.

For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Mselmitate sha
Monypenny, Writers to the Sitnet , in Edinburgh; A. M uodt U,
45, Parliament-street, Westminster; or to Lord Seaford', Fac-
tor, at Castle Brahatt.

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