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London, England, 1820-04-26 00:00:00

This day was publi,,hc,7,

In foalsclt 3,0. with a beautiful Frortispiece, price .ss. 61. bds.
the Third Edition of
rrIE FAMILY MANSION! A Tale. By Mrs.
TAYLOR of °agar, Author of Mttenial Solicitude &c.

We are nut told whether the Family Mansion' h a fiction
or no f:etion ; but whether the story be real or not, it is all true
—true in the most important sense; it has the truth rf painting,
and the truth of smtiattun.”—'eclectic Review, April, 13'20.
London : Printed for Taylor and liessey, 93, Fleet-street.

This day W2s published, in srb. price 3s. 6d.
MITE COMFORTER.-A POEM.-
" Ointment and perfume rejoice the heart; an eo:h the
swisetness of a man's friend by litany counseL"—Pme. swish. 9.
Printed folTaylorand Ifesscy, Fleet-street.

t?isvhons may be had, just published,
Poems, descriptive of Itural Life and Scenery. By John
(hr,:, a Nortliamptoush!re Peasant; Second Edition, rice
ISs. tie. boards.

CLARE'S POEMS.—SECOND EDITION.
This day was published.
Ir foolscap Biro. price 53. 6d. in boards, the Second Edition of

poEms, descriptive of RURAL LIFE and
SCENERY.

Ey JOHN CLARE, a Northamptonshire Peasant.
London: Printed for Taylor and Hes.sry, fleet-street; and
E Drury, Stamford.
" A genuine and powerful interest cannot fail to be excited by
the pc•rusal of these exquisitely vivid pictures of rural scenery,
ii every lover of nature."—Eclectic lb!view, April 1620.
This day were published, In 12mo. price ss. 6d. in boards,
IES
for
CHILDREN . f
the NOTION A
YOUNG, morei cseslieoLoiaLlll
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By the Rev. 11A RV E y MARItIOTT,
Rector of CLlverton, Chaplain to Lord Kenyon, and Author of
A Course of Family Sermons.
" The Discourses before us are plain, ituprostive. holy, and
admirably accordant with thatitle. Families cannot choose a
better book for delivering Ever.ing Lectures to Children."
Gentleman's Magazine, March, 1820.
Printed for Taylor and Ilessey, Fleet-ctreet. 01 whom illay
be Lad, by the &Arne Ander, just publisned, A Second Course
of Eunily Sermons. In svo. 10s. 6d. boards.

This day were published, in svo. lOb. 6d. ditto French, ss.
ROME, NAPLES, and FLORENCE; Sketches
of the actual state of Soakty and Manners, the Arts, Li-
terature, &c. of these celebrated Cities.
By the COUNT DE STENDITAL.

Music, in particular, forms a pron.i,n!nt feature in this in-
te^:•sting Vaune,vehich is also interspersed with a great number
op. Anecdotes, respecting the Inhabitant), the Theatres, the
F;ngers, the Dancers, and the Pointets, of the principal Cities in
Italy, and also of distinguished l'Htors, British and Foreign.
Printed for Ileury Coiburn, Conduit-street.

This day was published, in Four handsome volumes svo. with
Portrait, price ..C2 ss. boards,
!THE WHOLE CORRESPONDENCE of HO-
RACE WALPOLE, EARL of ORFORD, now first
collected: comprising his Letters to the Hon. Mr. Conway;
Richard West, Eq. Mr. Gray; Lady Hervey; George Mon-
t Igu, Esq. Rev. Mr. Birch; Richard Bentley, Est. the Coon-
t:ss of Aylesbury ; Hen. G. Hardinge; Rev. William Cole;
the Earl of StraM:i-ci ; John Chute, F.sq. Mrs. Macnah More;
David Hume; Lady Craven; Mr. Nicholls; W. Roscoe, Esq.
Rcv. William Mason, &c. ice.

Printed for Rodsvell.and Martin, BtAnd-street ; and Henry
Cuiburn and Co. Conduit-street.

Just published,in Biro. price IN. boards,
TIli; PHILOSOPHY of LIFE.—By Sir CHAS.
MORGAN, NI. D. and Fellow Of the Royal College of
Physicians of London.

Sr C. 3lorzan has here presented us with a hook con-
taining a great deal of useful mid eutert..ining information. lie
tas undertaken to ccasider man a.;an cr.,anized being; to ex-
plain his structure, and bow it is affected by various modes cr.
treatment. To stew the influence of climate, diet, &c. upon the
human frame, and to connect this influence with the moral and
intellectual character of the mind. In conducting this investiga-
tion he has had an opportunity of calling to his aid, not only the
.nowledge of his own peculiar profession, but the discoveri.s of
modern chemistry, interesting tarts in natural history, and iikri-
trations from general science, and the history of nations. The
work contains many plain and sensible lessons. on the best me-
thods of keeping both mind and body in a healthy state."
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Condait-street.

This day was published,
In Two large Volumes • Octavo, handsomely printed, with
Thirty-three illustrative Engravings, price Al ifs. boards,
itJOURNEY in CARNIOLA, ITALY, and
FRANCE, in the Years 1817-1111 s. Containing Re-
marks relating to Language, Geography, IlistorT, Antiquities,
Ni.ttiral History, Science, Painting, Sculpture, :Architecture,
Agriculture, the Mechanical Arts, and itlautilactures.
By W. A. GADELL, Esq. F.ll. S.
Printed for Archibald Constable and to. lalinburzli; and
o-st, Robinson, and Co. London.
the description of the tliddle and North of Italy, which
arr..2i,s the greatest part of this work, the Author Las been at
to compare the accounts of the Country published by an-
tler: ar.d modern Italian writer, with what he save himself.--
The Geology of Italy, and the ancient Mariolcs of Rome, are
treated of in the Appendix. The :`slap-is carefully drawn, and
contains Not relating to Geology and the height of mountain:.
The Engravings are in considerable number, and arnongrt them
is a Set of Elevations, drawn outline scale, so as to give a cam.;
parative view of the magnitude of some of die principal build..
of Italy and other Countries.