Star.
London, England, 1821-06-08 00:00:00

STOTEIARD'S NORMANDY, &c.

This day were published, in Quarto, with numerous Engravings
:her Drawings by Charles Stotbsril, F.S.A. price £2 12s. tid:
boards,
-r EWERS, written during 4 TOUR through
L N
Olt MA I 4 DY, BR ITA NISIY, and other Parts of
FRANCE, in MB; including Local and Historical Destrip-
hors : with Remarks on the Alanners and Character of the
People. 111 Mrs. CHARLES STOTILI RD.

trlnttc: for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
1. W~ have to express our entire admiration of this Work,
and annourvc it to our [leaders a; one erninelitly calculated to
amuse them from its manner, and (Hight them with its embel;
hahments."—Literary Gill ate, Nu. 198.

This day was published,
in One Vol. Ito. with Five Flates, pries ‘1 ISs. boards,

RE,COLL EC TIO N S of a CLAISSICAL TOUR
through various parts of GREECE, TUKKLY, and
'ITALY, made in the Years ;ant and 181 g.
By PETER E.DNiUND LAuttENT.
illubtrated with coloured Matta.
Prigted for G. and W. B. Whittaker Avc-Maria.lane.

" From the lintited size of Mr. Laurent's Work, he has
necessarily written with great brrsity, yet he has a good taste
in the choice of his subjects: he intersperses classical and anti-
quarian research with acute reflections and interesting portraits
of existing manners, and we consider his Work a valuable addi-
tion to the information already known respecting those interest-
ing portions of the globe—Greece, Turkey, and Italy."—Lite-
rary Chronicle, June 2, 1821.

KEITH UN THE USE OF THE GIGUES.
nit day was published (the Sixth Edition), in 12mo. with
Copper-plates, price 6s. boards, of
j NEW TREAT ISE 0.. the USE of the GLOBES;
1 1 or, .1 Philosophical View of the Earth and Heavens; com-
prehending an Account of the Figure, k• aptitude, and Motion of
the Earth ; with the Natural Changes of its Surface, caused by
1,1u0d,, Earthquakes, &c. together with the Principles of Met/o-
tology and Astronomy,with the Theory of the Tidess&c. preceded
Ilan extensive Selection of Astronomical and other Deunitions,
znd illustrated bya great Vari: ty of Problems, Questions for the
Pzamination of the Student, &c. designed for the Instruction of
Youth. By THOMAS KEITH,
Private Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, &e.
P.inted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
• . Lately published, by the same Author.
1. The Elements of 1 lane Geometry. Second edit. Bvo. price
los. Gd. boards.

2. An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Plane and
SphericA Trigonometry, &c. Fourth edit. Svc,. price Its. boards.

PORTER'S TRAVELS IN GEORGIA, PERSIA, &c.
This day was published, in Quarto, with numerous Engravings
of I awaits, Costumes, Antiquities, &c. &c. Vol. 1. price
Hs. 6d. boards,
TRAVELS in GEORGIA, PERSIA, ARME-
NIA, ANCIENT BABYLONIA, ac. Bac. auxin/gabs
years 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820.

.
By Sir ROBERT K ER PORTER, Sec. Ste.
These Travels embrace a vast extent of country; namely,
almost all that comprised the ancient Assyrian, Babylonian,
and Per,ian Empires, from the banks of the Black Sea to the
Saphrates, and from the Euphrates to the mouth of the Persian
Gulf. The manners, customs, and costumes of the present race
is these countries ars particularly delineated. Extensive and
saturate Maps are given of the Author's route.
Specimens of all the antiquities found in aril extensive Tour,
are represented by engravings from drawings made on the spot,
by Sir R. K. Porter himself, designed to show the relative pto-
gross of the Arta, in these various remains.
Vol. I I. which completes the Work, will be published in the
Autumn.

Printed ior Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London.

LARGE ATLAS OF SCOTLAND.
This day were published, Nos. I. and 11. price 105. 6d. each,
ACOUNTY ATLAS of SCOTLAND.—\'o. I.
containing, in Two Maps, the Counties of Linlithgow and
Stirling. No. 11. of Berwick and Peebles.
Printed for John Thomson and Co. Edinburgh ; and Baldwin,
Oadock, and Joy, London.
Er In composing and preparing the New County Atlas of
Soatiand, the publishers have adopted the following plan, which
*bey deem best calculated to insure the greatest accuracy :—Re-
ductiors are made from surveys; or in defect of these, drawings
are made from the best materials on a scale so large as to admit
of an exact delineation of the features of the country, and the in-
sertion of the names of places, of whatever importance. The
drawings are then put into the hands of land-surveyors, or other
t..telligent persons whose occupations have been favourable for
acquiring a correct acquaintance with the portion of the county
within which they rend'. The persons who execute this in:i-
rons= charge guaranty the accuracy of the drawing, by sub-
szribing their names in attestation of their opinion of its cor-
gmnets. The Map of each County will have at least the names
rf four persons of credit and respectability, to warrant it to be a
faithful stud correct delineation of that County. 'lite Maps will
be issued cut in Numbers, at short intervals, each Number con-
ing two sheets, and the whole will be conapleted in eighteen
sc twenty-four months. Towards the close of the publication,
IQ be given an account of the progressive Geography of Scot-
laud, with some views characteristic of the features of the COM-
#trysatd letter-press notices descriptive of the same. There will
s be a consulting Index pointing out every place on the Map,
by means of late-nor smare,.
In the course of publication, by tlle same,
A Classical and Historical Atlas, founded on I)..lmiiile, with
a ms=s "I Actiltionat Maps, illustrating all the rem.akable
V.Poehs in the imnals of the World. When complete, the price
will be from .Cl 3 Ss. to £lO 10$.

RETROSPECT OF MEDICAL LITERATURE.
This day was published (with an Engraving), price 2s. 6d.
No. 90, of
THE LONDON MEDICAL .REPOSITORY,
which completes the Fifteenth Volume, containing Dr.
Williams's Remarks upon the Seeds of the Colchicum Autum-
nal, (an Engraving of which was given in No.Bo of this Work),
with directions for gathering and preserving them.—Wood, on
Laceration of the Uterus.—Diacket's Case of a remarkable
Lulus.—Dr. Gregory, on Inflammation.—A General View of
Medical Literature, &c.—Account of the new Italian Doctrine
of Medicine, by Brda and Tommasini, &c. &c.
Printed for Thos. and George 'Underwood, 32, Fleet-street.

Just published. price ss. 61. boards.
AN ESSAY on SEA and WARM BATHING, &c.
with l'recepts for employing these important Agents in
the most efficient manner.

By .1. W. WILLIAMS,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
" There are not wanting instances in which the injudicious
use of the bath has promoted, perhaps confirmed, the evil it was
intended to remove; a book, therefore, which professes to trace
bathing to those physiological principles by which it so variously
acts upon variol,s constitutions, deserves the notice of those espe-
daily who seek the bath to recruit the energies, and repair the
wastes, of a diseased or debilitated frame; and to the investiga-
tion of this subject Mr. Williams has evidently brought a high
degree of mental energy, and no small share of industry. Nei-
ther reading, nor study, nor experiment has been spared in the
prosecution of his work."—lmperial Magazine and Review,
June, 1821.

Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London.