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• THE FOLL9WING NEW WORKS
Are now in the Press, and will be published in the course of
December, January, and February,
By G. and W. B. WH xit Irrax, Ave-Maiia-lane :
1. FIFTY LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS, illnstra-
the of a Tone in Faseg, SWITZVILAND, and ITALY,
during the Years 1819, 20, and '2l ; from original Drawings,
taken in Italy, the Ales, and the Pyrennees. By MARIANNE
COLS TON.--Bvo. •
• 2. Piesaassolia Views on the Sas-taw; from the original De-
ft's of Samuel Ireland, Antisoc of the Picturesque
Views on the Thames, Avon, Wye, &c.—The Work will con-
sist of Eight Parts, each Parr to comprise Six or Seven Views
of the most remarkable Objects, &c. executed in the best man-
ner; and Seventy-six Pages of Letter-press, descriptive of the
Gentlemen's Seats, Scenery, &c. from the Source to the Mouth
of the Severn. A Part will be published on the Ist of every
Month, commencing February 1, till the whole be completed.
In royal 4to. coloured, and in royal Bvo. plain.
Marmara and BYViArS; or, Tales of the Roadside, ga-
thered in the French Provinces. By a Walking Gentleman. Bvo.
4. Pitosises, by a Veteran ; or, the Luctsbrations of I-him-
phrey Ravelin, Esti. late :Major irithe • Regime tof Infan-
try. Bvo.
5. ROGYALT, an Epic Poem, in Twelve Books. By J. F.
Pennie Author of the Royal Minstrel, &c. Bvo.
6. The Haar of PanNassi:s; a new Selection of Poetry, with
some original Pieces. For the Use of Schools. By J. F. Pen-
nie. 12mo.

7. A Cowl:emu of POEMS. on Various Subjects, from the Pen
of Helen Maria Williams; with some Remarks on the present
State of Literature in France. Bvo.

8. The THEORY •and PRACTICE of Mtn; professionally ana-
lysed, for the Use of the Instructor, the Amateur, and the Stu-
dent, with a brief History of the Science, &c. together with a
Practical Essay on the Capabilities and Application of tbe Hu-
man Voice. By J. Nathan, Author of the " Hebrew Melodies."
Royal 4to.
9. The SCHOOL for Monizas; or, the Politics of a Villas'',
3 vols. 12nro.

10. A }bazaar of ANCIENT INSTITUTIONS, CUSTOMS, and INTFN-
TM% selected and abridged from the Beytrage zur Grceinchte
der Erfindungen of Professbr Beckman, of the Univer,ity at
Gottingen. With various important Additions, in 2 vols. umo.
Farntmac MORGAN% a Novel, in 3 vols. 12mo. •
13. 'Nuts of OLD Mr. JEFFERSON, of Gray's Inn, collected
by the Young Mr. Jefferson, of Lyon's Inn.—Series I. Mande-
ville„ or the Voyage ; the Welch Cottage, or the. Woodman's
Fire-side ; the Creole, or the Negro's Suicide.

13. nrcirstazu Muss, in one neat volume.
14. STURM'S litruccnous • illustrated by elegant Engravings
by Heath, from the Designs of H. Corbnuld, 2 vols. royal 18mo.
15. The STREAM of HISTORY, chewing the Rise and Fall of
Empires, and the Progress of the Arts, Literature, &r. in every
Nation of the Worla. From the German of Profesior Stra%s ;
improved, enlarged, and brought down to the year 11323.
gamily coloured, varnished, and mounted on rollers.
16. The PEERAOR CITART, for 1823. Mounted on rollers.

17. The BAZONSTAGE CHART for 11323, Ditto.
18. An ANALYSIS of the HISTORY of Excioon, from the Con-
quest to the Present Time. By W. H. Duckland. Beautifully
engraved, and printed on a sheet of Drawing Paper. Price,
coloured, in ease, ss.
19. LETTERS from SPAIN and Poositoot, containing various
details on the Civil and Political State of the Peninsula ; its
means of resisting Foreign Invasion ; Anecdotes of Public Cha-
racters ; with an Appendix of Official Documents ; apd a striking
likeness of General Riego. By the Marchese Pecchioom '
Exile. Bvo.
20. A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT of NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN
DIEMAN'S LAND; with an Historical Sketch of those Colonies,
and an enumeration of the advantages which they severally offer
to various classes of Emigrants, &c. The Third Edition, em-
bellished with a View of the Town of Sydney, and separate
Maps of New South Wales and Van Dieman's -Land. By W.
C. Wentworth, Esq.
el. A New and Uniform Edition of the Whole ENGLIm
Woues of the Right Rev. WILLIAM Bevrosooe, D.D. Lord
Bishop of St. Asaph ; now first collected together and edited,
with a Memoir of Bishop Beveridge 's Life and Writings. By
Thomas Hartwell Horne, M.A. 9 vols. Bvo.
22. SEQUEL to an Unpublished Manuscript of•ITENRY KIRKE
Winn.% ; designed to illustrate the Contrast afforded -by Chris-
' dans and Infidels, at the Close of Life. By the Author of" the
Wonders of the Vegetable Kingdom Displayed," &c.
23. The ANTIQUITIES of FREEMASONRY. Comprising Illustra-
dons of the Five Grand• Periods of Masonry, from the Crea-
tion of the World, to the Dedication of King Solomon's Tem-
ple. By George Oliver, Vicar of Clee, in the County of Lin-
coln, P. G. Chaplain for the same County, and Domestic Chap-
lain to the Right Hoe. Lord Kensington.
24. Mammas of SULLY, Minister to Henry the Fourth, of
France; comprising an Account of the Civil Wars, Manners,
and Customs, of that period ; interspersed with Anecdotes, the Se-
cret History, &c. of the Principal Personages of that Age. In
2 neat pocket vols. embellished with Engravings and Wood-cuts,
25. CAMPBELL'S Pinfosortiv of Burro= (abridged); for the
Use of Schools, 12mo.
26. EAMES'S ELEMENTS of CRITICISM (abri.drd); 12mo. ,
27. The Second Volume of Wafts-axes *NAME on MR.
CIIANICS ; Bvo.
28. ALGEBRAIC Grotarfor. In two volumes. Vol. T. Con-
taining the Geometry of Plane Curves. By the 11ev. Dionysius
Lardner ; Bvo.
29. The BOARDING SCHOOL; or, Familiar Conversations be-
tween a Governess and her Pupils : written for the Amusement
and Instruction of Young Ladles; 12mo.
30. PINNOCK'S COUNTY HISTOnUIS ; or, The History and To-
pography of England and Wales, in Parts, One Shilling each:
or complete, including North and South Wales (now in the
Press), with a cot rect Travelling Map to each Port.
31. (Immix. and TOPOGRAPHY of LONDON and its ENVIRONS,
to correspond with Pinnock's County Histories; with an ad-
mirable Map of Twenty-five Miles round the Metropolis.
32. New CATECHISMS to PINNOCK'S SERIES:-Hebrew Gram-;
mar-Mechanics- A tiatomy.
33. 11ASSELA PRINCIPE D'ABISSINIA, opera del Signor. Dottor
Johnson ; 12mo.
34. The ()messes- of HOMER, translated into English Prose,
as literally as the different idioms of the Greek and English Lan-
gages will allow; with Explanatory Notes. By a Graduate
of the University of Oxford. In 2 vols. Bvo.
35. Aaisvorsimas COMCEDIM ex optimis exemplaribus Emen-
dates cum Versione Latina, Variis Lectionibus, Notis, et Emen.
datlonibus. A ccedunt deperditarum, Condrdiarum Fragnienta.
A. Rich. Prune. Phil. Brunch, 3 vols. Byo.
• -36. Potvait 111twourourszaiiisvostisa3tt, Grace et Latine.
4 vols. Bvo.
37. An INTRODUCTION to the Humane LANGUAGE, by W.
Heinemann, Professor; of the Hebrew and German Losguages,
and Author a the Catuehisin of Hebrew Grammar, an Intro-
duction to German Reading. 'Mini.
38. XENOPHONTIS de CTRL EXTEDITIONt COMMILMTIRIL Re-
censuit Geo. Townsend, M.A..8v0.
39. F.xcisurra ex T. Lucarrit de Reruns Naturz,,libris Sex:
cern Notis Variorum. In usum Schulz Paulinzy tivo.
40. C. CORNIILII Tamil, Opera Recognoeit, Emendavit, Sup
plement Explevit, Notis, Dissertationibes, illustravit. Gabriel
Broder. 4 vols. &vo.