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EWARDS AND LAND VALUERS.

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This day was published, price Is. sewed, or 4s. Q. neatly bound,
" 1 'HE LAND-VALUERS ASSISTAN I', being
Tables on an impruved plan for calculating the value of
Estates. A new Edition. By R. HUDSON.
" The arrangement is such that the value of thegiven quantity
of Acres, Roods, and Perches, may always be found by the addi-
tion of three lines—while in revising other Tables it is necessary
to add together five or six. 'I hese fables will be useful, nut only
to the valuer of the rent of Land, but in estimating the money to
be paid for work done at any rate per acre. The Book is neatly
and correctly printed, and we wish it may meet with encourage-
ment."—Eclectic Rev. Nov. 1809.
Printed for C. Cradoek and W. Jay, 3'2, Paternoster-row.

NEW MUSIC.
Published by Hine and Sons, Liverpool,
DEAR MAID ! I love thee. Composed by Sir
J. STEVENSON. •
The sweetest Eyes that c'er were seen. Do.
When dawn at Eve. Do.
The Steersman's Song ; the Words by T. Mooar. Do.
Faithless Emma, harmonized for Four Voices. Do.
The Maid of Marlivalc, harmonized for Five Voices. D.
The above may be had of Messrs. Goulding awl Co. Soho-
square and New liond•street • Mr. Birchall, New Bond-street ;
Mr. T. Preston, 97, Strand ; 'Messrs. Ckmentl and Co. Cheap-
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where may be had the whole of Sir J. Stevenseu's Songs, &e.

WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY;
Stereotyped, complete in Bvo.
This day was published, in one large Volume, evo. without the
smallest abridgment, price 14s. in bards, a new Edition, being
the Sixth, of
ik CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIO-
NARY, and Expositor of the English Language.
liy .1011 N WALKER,
Author of Elements of Elocution, Rhyming Dictionary, &c.
Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and J. Johnson
and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
In this volume, the meaning of every word is clearly explained,
and the sound et every' syllable 'distinctly shewn; and, where
words are subject to different pronunciations, the authorities of
our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully exhibited, the reasons
for each at large displayed, and the preferable pronunciation
pointed out.
As above may be had, all Mr. Walker's other Works.

ARCM I'ECTURE.
This slay was published, elegantly printed in Imperial r 0 Ii o , and
illustrated with 'even Plates, price XI. ss. in hoards,
AN ESSAY nn the DORIC ORDER of AR-
SHITECTURE; containing an Historical View of its
Rise and Progress among the Ancients, with a Critical Investiga-
tion of Its principles of Composition and adaptation to modern use;
illustrated by Figures of the principal Antique Examples, drawn
to one scale, from the best Authorities,
By EDMUND AIKIN, Architect.
Also, in Royal Iwo. price Bs. rid. in boards,
Essays of the Lotion Architectural Society, Part the Second,
illustrated with four Plates.
Both these Articles are published by order of the Society, and
sold by J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59, High
Holborn. Where may be had, the First Part of tke Essays, price
7s. boards. Also the Rules of the Society, price 6s.

CARICCAS, SOUTH AMERICA.
This day was published, ins vols. um with a Map of the Country,
price LI. is. boards,
TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA during the
years 1801, 1!102, t gofs, and 1804 ; containing a Descrytion
of the Captain-Generalship of CAR ACCAS, and an Account of
the Discovery, Conquest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce,
finance, and Natural Productions of the Country ; with a view
of the Manners and Customs of the Spaniard: and the Native
Indians F. DEPONS, late Agent to the French Govern-
ment at Caraccas.—Translated from the French.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternoster-row.
" It is with the greatest satisfas; ion that we congratulate our
readers on the appearance of the Volumes before us, in which
they will find vi ry ample details on the natural resources and
productions, accompanied by much curious information on the
internal state and government of the Spanish Colonies in Amen-
ea. Such a work has an additional value to an Englishman, since
the acquisition of Trinidad has opentd to us a communication
with this fatile auk: delightful
Edcountry."
inburgh Review, July, MG.

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