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MISS OWENSON'S NEW NOVEL.

This day was pub/ished, in 2 ♦ols. 12mo. price £1 Is. boards,
WOMAN; or, IDA of ATHENS.—By Miss
OWENSON.
Author of the Wild Irish Girl, the Novice of St. Dominick, &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster •row.
" She has produced a very elegant, ingenious, and affecting
Novel, which derives a peculiar charm front the climate and the
manners with which it is connected."—Ant N. Rev. 1806.

Lately published, in Two Volumes, price 89. sewed.
MARIANNA ; or, MODERN MANNERS ;
A NOVEL.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
" The object of this Narrative, as the Author informs us, N
to present a sketch of the mahnirs of the day, and yet to avoid
all personality ; to satirize the vices and follies which appear,
without making the work the secret vehicle of scandal, or the
concealed instrument of private malice. This design is" accom.
plished with considerable success. The inexperienced reader will
here meet with descriptions of manners and practices, which, in
being thus made acquainted with tIL!m, he will be enabled to
avoid ; while those who are immerged iu the ocean of dissipation,
and what is called fashionable life, may hence discern the bad ten-
dency of their conduct. From this Novel, therefore, instruction
may be gained; sshi!e the pleasing nmaner in which the tale is
narrated, cannot fail to make it interesting to the reader."
Monthly Review, February 1809.

SECOND EDI'IION.
This day was published, price Three Shillings,
THE RADICAL CAUSE of the present Dis-
tresses of the WEST-INDIA PLANTERS. The Second
Edition.—By WILLIAM SPENCE, N. L. S.
Unless in so far as Mr. Spence undervalues Colonial Posses-
sions, we find nothing in the present Pamphlet which does not
command our implicit assent. Indeed there is so remarkable a
coincidence between his views of the subject, and those advanced
in our former Number, that we dare not express our whole opi-
nion of Mr. Spence's merits, lest we might be accused of indim,
rectly extolling our own."—Edinburgh Review, No. VS, p. 883.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whoa may
be had, lately published, by the same Author,

1. AGRICUIME the Source of the Wealth of Britain. The
Second Edition, price as. 6d.
In this Work the strange misconceptions relative to the object
of Britain, independent of Commerce, are rectified; its positidee
enforced by new facts and arguments, and a reference to the pre-
cisely similar opinions of Dr. Franklin, Mr. Malthus, &c.; and
domestic succedanea are pointed out for all the important articles
of foreign trade.
2. BRITAIN INDIPENDINT of COMMERCZ
price Ss.

Sixth Edition,

T./RY OF THE POLITICAL LIFE OF THE RIGPIT
HON. WILLIAM Prrr ;
Including some Account of the Times in which he lived.
By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq.
Printed for T. ""DELL and W. DAVIES, Strand.
THE Author finding himself incapable of detailifig
the events of so interesting and important a period, within
the limits which he originally prescribed to himself; and the Pub.
fishers having been honoured with intimations from many of Mr.
Pitt's most distinguished friends, that a more elegant Edition than
that hitherto announced, would be highly acceptable; the Public is
respectfully informed, that the Work will be brought forward, early
in the month of May next, in the three following forms, viz:-
1. One hundred Copses, splendidly printed In three Volumes
Imperial Quarto; which will be faithfully appropriated according
to the dates of orders received. Price I 51. 15s. in extra boards.

2. A limited number, in three elegant Quarto Volumes, on
Royal Paper. Price 81. 85. in extra board
8. Handsomely printed in six Volumes, octavo. Price 41.41.

Each of these Editions will be illustrated by two finely-engraved
Portraits of Mr. Pitt; one from the bust executed by Mr. Flax-
man; the other from the most approved original Picture; and of
these, one hundred Proofs will be taken off for the superior Co.
pies, and the next impressions for the Royal Paper Edition.

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be printed and prefixed to the Work, except of those who may
direct otherwise.

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14s. calf, gilt, in one very thick and -losely-printed Volume,
illustrated with nearly 70 Maps and Views,
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