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Quazomirs, and every other part of Fashionable Dancing
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MR. HOPKINS begs leave to return his grateful
Thanks to its Friends and :he Public, for the highly dis-
tingttished patronage he has experienced, and respectfully solicits
a continua see of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have
never acquiri d this accomplishment, or, who have not attained
the present mode, may be expi.ditiously instructed to qualify
them for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence,
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This day was published, In 6 vols. Bvo. price 31. 3s. boards,
The Fifth MLR' of
*NHL Miscellaneous WORKS of TOBIAS SMOL-
A. LETT, M.D. with Motoras of his Luz and Waistyns,
and an Arer-srux of Ostromar. Evr.r.rits.
By ROBERT ANDERSON, M.D.
Printed for Doig, Stirling, and Sladt ; Peter Hill and Co. ;
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:eons, York; and Johnston and Dean, Dublin.

DRY ROT AND FOREST TREES.
This day was pubash:d, in One Vol. Ito. with llama,
price 11. 11$. 6d.
AN ESSAY on the Origin and Operation of the
DRY ROT, with a view to its prevention or cure. To
which are annexed, Suggestions on the Cultivation of Forest
Trees, and an Abstract of the several Forest Laws from the
early ages to the present time. Dedicated, by permission, to his
Grace the Duke of Comma.
By ROBERT "SPWILLIAM, Architect.
Published by J. Vylor, 59, Iligh liolborn ; to be had also of
T. Egerton, Charing-Cross ; Smith and Elder, 158, Fenchurcla-
street ;R. S. Kerby, SL, Paternoster-row ;J. Cawthorn, Cock-
sput-striet ; and of all milts. Booksellers.

Tills day was published,
In 9 vuls. illustrated by a new set of Maps, pt ice 16s. in boards,
a new Edition being the Seventh, of
ELEMENI'S of GENERAL HISTORY, AN-
CIENT and MODERN. To which is added, a Table
of Chrottc•logy, and a Comparative View of Ancient and 31o•
dery Geography.
• Dy the Hon. ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER,
Lord Woodbouselee.

Printed for T. Cadeli;ndii.lii;ies,---Etramd, London ; and
A. .;onstable and Co. and J. Pairbairn, Edinburgh.

This day was published, handsomely printed In one vol. Bvo.
with a Portrait of Bishop Taylor, price 12,. in boards,
THE LIFE of JEREMY TAYLOR, D.D. Chap-
lain.". In Ordinary to King ChArles I. and Lord Bishop of
Down, Connor, and Drocniire.
By the Rev. HENRY KAYE BONNEY, M.A.
01 Christ's College, Cambridge ; Prebendary of Lincoln, Rec.
or of King's-Cliffe, in the County of Northampton, Ste. Btc.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand.

pa. CLARKE'S TRAVELS—OCTAVO EDITION,
Vols. V. and VI. _ _

This day was published, handsomely printed in Octavo, and
illustrated with Maps, Ise. Vols. V. and V I. price IL lbs. in
boards, the Fourth Edition of
91RAVELS in GREECE, EGYPT, and the HOLY
LAND; being the Second Section of the Second Part of
Travels in various Countries of Europe, Asia and Africa.
By E. 1). CLARKE, LLD.
The First and Second Volumes, containing the Author's Tra-
vela in Russia, Tartary, and Turkey; the Third and Fourth
Volumes, containing the First Part of the present Section of
Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land, are already
published ; and the Seventh and Eighth Volumes, which wIU
complete this Octavo Edition, are now in the Press, and will
be published very soon.
Printed for le. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and
W. Blackwood, Edinburgh.—Of whom may also be had,
AftSYLLABUS of, LECTUSIOI on MINIMALOOY, delivered by Dr.
etas's!, in the University of Cambridge, containing a Methodi-
cal Distribution of Minerals: Bvo. price 6s. 6d. boards.
And by whom will shortly be published, by the same Author,
Taavain through Datotaas, Swansas, LAPLAND, Futtawn
" Russia • with a Description of the City of St:
during 4. Tyranny of the Emperor Paul; ha:a-
ils quarto, w)th InUnC/OUS iiniravings of Views,

NORTH-WEST PASSAGE; POLAR ICE, &c.
In the Press, and speedily will be published, in 4to.

OBSERVATIONS on GREENLAND, the Adja.
cent Seas, and the North-West Passage to the Pacific Ocean,
made In a Voyage to Davis's Straits, during the Summer of 1817; '
Illustrated and embellished by Charts; and numerous other Plates,
from Drawingvexecuted by the Author, from continual Obser-
vations. By BERNARD O'REI LLY, F.sq.
•.• The arguments adduced to prove the practicability of a
North-West Passage, are supported by Facts not hithesto exa-
mined, and are of such weight as to give confidence in their
accuracy. The accomplishment of this great object must be evi-
dently of vast benefit to the commercial interests of Great Bri-
t:in, and cannot fail to interest the reader, as the expectation•of
its discovery, excited in some measure by the fortunate voyage
here related, has induced the Goverument to fit out ships for the
purpose. To the inhabitants of Southern Lands the Views
sketched on the spat will be moat interesting, as they will convey
A complete idea of the situation of the Polar World to the 77th
deg. of north latitude. Previous accounts had mentioned the
existence of a people of singular lobar:tater inhabiting those dreary
regions ; but it remained for the present detail to exhibit Por-
traits from life of human beings who cherish an abode there in
preference to the comforts of milder climes. The Arctic Ani-
mals and Birds of Passage there found, with the Whale Fishery,
will be exhibited in plates as well as described; and illastra-
tioßs of the Phenomena of. Atmosphere will not be omitted.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Paternos-
ter-row ; by whom also will speedily be published,
Cominmiatatms on the Pasecirat Emirs of the Fames Re-
voLtrnott, from the period of the Administration of Mons.
Necker to the Fall of Bonaparte. By the Baroness de littaelm—
In 3 vols. Bvo.

••• The Work will he published at the same time, both in
French and English, and both Minors will be printed under
the superintendance of M. de Schlegel, Funuant to the express
&sire of the Authoress.

U toms on the Scam of lanains. Principally directed
to its Agricultural and Rural Population. In a Series of Letters
written in a Tour through that Country. By J. C. Curwen,
Esq. M.P. In S vols. Bvo.
A Concise Thiscairrion of the Ennowsz GRAMMAR Senoets
in ENGLAND and Watts' with Engravings. By Nicholas Car-
lisle, F.R.S. M.R.I.A. Assistant Librarian to his Majesty, and
Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
In 2 vols. Bvo. A few Copies will be printed on large paperfor
the purpose of being illustrated.
Faits ALVAREZ ; or, Manners in Spain. Containing descrip-
tive accounts of the principal events of the late Peniasulaz War,
and authentic Anecdotes illustrative of the Spanish Character,
interspersed with Poetry, Original, and from the Spanish. By
Alexander R. C. Dallai, Esq. In three vols.l2mo.
. . _ _

ENGLAND DESIAISSED ; Complete Description of the Coun-
ties of England and Wales; their Manufactures, Natural Pro.
ductions, Antiquities, Seats, &c. ; including all the prominent ob-
jects of the Tourist. By John Aikin, M.D. being an enlargement
of England Delineated," by the same Author. In one vol. !Ivo.
EUROPEAN COMMERCE; being an Account of the Trade of the
principal Commercial Places on the Continent of Europe, inclu-
ding the I'orts of the Mediterranean ; also their Moniei, Evian-
ges, Weights, and Mea'ures, with their Proportion to En-Oish ;
their Charges, Duties, &c. By C. W. Itordansz. In one vol. Bvo.
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of the SCARLET FRYER, of MEASLES,
of PULMMtA RV CONSUMPTION, and of CHRONIC Niavocrs Dm.
:aim By John Armstrong, M.D. One vol. BS.
PRACTICAL ILLOSTILATIONS of Timms PESTS, and other Fe-
brile Diseases. By the same Author. Second Editton,caLsrged,
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