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This day was published,
In Throe large Volumes Octavo, with 'fairly-five illustrative
Maps and Engravings, Price ifs 12s. 6d. boards
ISTORY of the INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO,,
containg an Account of the Manners, Arts, Languages,
Religions. Institutions, and Commerc‘t of its Inhabitants.
By .101.1!si CRAWFURD,
Lsre British Restdent at the Court of the Sultan of Java.
rrii.ted for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Hurst,
Robinson, and Co. pe, Cheapside, London.
" These Islandd compose a population of seventy millions,
am' he would beg leave to read a passage from a Book lately
-published (Mr. Crawfurd's History of the Indian Arzhipelago)
a Work replete with Commercial and Political Information,
shev:ing the Facilities for Commerce in the Eastern Seas, the
great ‘Vealth which they offered, and the little Trade that was
1 now carried on in them:";—Lord Lansdowne's Speech on Fo
reign Commerce, May 26.

MISS STANUOPE'S ROMANCE. •
This day was published, harm Vols. 12mo. pricz. XL 7s. Gel.
7 'HE C RUSA DERSV an Historical Romance of
JL the Tmlfth Century.. • By LOU iSA SIDNEY STAN-'
HOPE, Author of the linikkt.'s Bride, Di Dlontranio' Age we
Live In, Confessional of Valoinbre, Treachery, 31outbrasil
Abbey, Striking 'Likenesses, Matlilina. Nun of Santa Maria, sec.
Panted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street.

IV following have been published this Spring
Gwelygorrid; or, The Child of Sin; by the Rev. Charles Lu-
cas, Author of the Infernal quixote, scc. 5 vols.
Ireland; or, N7emoirs of the Montague Family; by Miss
Ennis, 5 vols. 13s.
De al:ford; or, Passion more powerful than Reason, a Tale,
4 vols. £1 Qs. .
Coincideace; or the Soothiraycr; by P.rul Sebright, S vols.
161. 6d.

Italian Mylteries; or, More Secrets thln One; by Francis
Latbom, Author of Mysterious Freebooter, Ste.. 3 yob. iss. tad.

This day was published,
In Two handsome Vok. Bvo. with a Volume of Plates in 4to.
price £3 Zs.. in boards,
ADESCRIPTION of the WESTERN ISLANDS
of SCOTLAND, including the ISLE of MAN; com-
prising an Account of their Geological Stricture, with Renaarks
oit their Agriculture, Scenery, and Antiquides.
By JOHN WCULLOCH, NI.D. ate. &A
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, Lot:don.
" We have bad frequent occasion to speak of Dr. M'Culloch
in terms of high commendation, in our Reviews of the Tronsae;
times of the -Geological Society. It is very seldom that we find
a person with such high qualifications for a scientific traveller;
fur, besidts a strong- natural understanding, he possesses a va-
riety Of accomplishments that is very rarely found combined in
the tame individual. lle is one of the few men of powerful
mind and b:-% cultivation who have hitherto directed their at-
tention to Geology. The Author has not been unmindful of
the various subjects of general interest which present themselves
to an imeiligent traveller, in the very remarkable countries which
he desctibes: There are dispersed throughout both volumes
much valuable infortnatiou, and many very inverettir_g remarks
;upon the habits and condition of the people of the islands, the
state of population,the agriculture and fisheries, the antiquities,
superititions, and peculiar customs."—Edinboggh Review, No.
LXVI. Ad: y, 1820.

BRITISII NOVELISTS.
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13mo. uniform-with the British Eskyists, XlO. 10s. hoards,
THEBRITISH NOVELISTS, with an EssAY
and PRZFACPS, BIOORATIIICAL and CaITICAL.

By Mrs. BARBAULD.
This Collection includes the most esteemed Works of Richard-
son, Fielding, Smollett, De Foeb Goldsmith, Holier Walpole,
Hawkesworth, Johnson, Graves Moore, Mackenzie, Miss Bur-
ney, Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Inchbald, Mrs. Charlotte Smith,
Mrs. Clara Reeve, Mrs. Erooke, Miss Edgeworth, &e.
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Of whom may be hid, the following Novels, separately: •
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Simple Story, by Mrs. Inchbald, 6s.
Nature and Art, by Mrs. Inchbald, 4s.
. • Claris:a- Ilarlowc' Eight Vols. 361.
Female QUltote, Two cols. 7s. •,
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HENRY'S C.ILCINED MAGNESIA continues
to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and Stten-
qua, by Messrs. Tnonas and Wn.rassi Himar, Manufacturing
Chemists, IV anchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s 9d. or
w!th 7lass stoppers at 11. ed. Stamp hscluded, with full directions
fur its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and
throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless
their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is
fired over the cork or stopper of each bottle.—Of most of the
venders of the Magnesia may be had, atithetricated by a similar
S:atrtp, Homes, AIOMATIC Snare of VIII2IIAI, the invention of
Jr.l Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article.

FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THR STOMACH, &c.
WORMS are the cause of many internal Affiic-
tions, which vary so much in their effects, that they
May he mistakes by the meat eminent Physician, and prove
equally fatal to the Constitutions ot Adults and Children, though
the Later more extensively surer from their destructive ravages.
•Their more 'ulna' Symptoms ire Fits, Rtins in Ike Stentacili Side,
and Head, Leasq Atispetile, coedits*, languid, eustiensociatsd 44p-
Peninner in Me !Indent. The extraordinary ;s:ffie.tey of
CHIN G'S PATENT WOR LOZ EN ES,
In all rich Complaints, as well as in Obstructions in the Soiree,
and every Disorder where openift or cleansing phy ale is ritruired,
ifs° uiliversally known, and has been•publicly acknoWletlged by
so many persons of distinction and sank in society, time it is un-
co -raw y 'sect io enlarge on their peculiar virtues. . I
'Clary ,re sold in boats; at Is. lid. and 9s. 9d. by Birettas,
'Cltetrittos Na 4, Cheapside, Corner of‘St. raull;1; also, by' the
iot prtip4 'll!asgrists, Ilimaktellers; sad lidedielie enders through-
I out the Uuitid Kingdom. I