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. BROWN. LONDON.
I. r HE HISTORY of REBELLION in 1715
Tand 1746, containing the Causes of the Pretender's
Defeat at Culloden, and a Variety of inter- sting Anecdotes
hitherto unknown. By CH EV A LIE R. .le )11 N S'f e) NE, Aide-
de-Camp to Prince Edward Charles Stewart, and Lord George
lurray. With an Account of his subsequent Auventures in
Scotland, England, Holland, France, Russia, and America.
The Manuscript of Chevalier Johnstone was originally depo-
aited in the Scots College at (saris.
2. LETTERS written during a Teen through NORMANDY.
BairrAur, and other Parts of FILAXCE,. in 1818 ; including
Local and Historical Descriptions, with Remarks on the Man-
ners and Character of the People. By Mrs. C. Stothard. With
numerous Engravings, after Drawings by C. Stothard, F. S. A.
3. Ritraus on the ROAD. By a Travelling Member of the
Poco-Curante Yodel, extracted from his Journal. By Thomas
Brown, the Younger, Author of the " Fudge Family, " Two-
penny Post Bag,' &c.
4. The REIGN of Groaor the Trams. To which is prefixed,
a View of the 'progressive Improvement of England, in Pros-
perit) and Strength. By Robert Bisset, LL.D. Author of the
Life of Burke, &c. &c. Continued to the Decease of the King.
In 6 vols. Bvo. A new Edition.

S. Tares of the HEART. By Mrs. Opie. 4 vols. limo.
6. TRANSACTIONa of the LITERARY SOCIETY of Bo y. Va.
H. in 4t'. Linz:rated with Engravings.
7. FitirraltlCAL SEETCMER of the Sot= of INDIA, in an at
tempt to trace the History of Alysoor. From the Origin of the
Hindoo Government of that State, to the Extinction of the

51ahommedan Dynasty in 1799 ; founded chiefly on Indian
Authorities, collected by the Author while officiating fur several
Years as-Politic it Resident at the Court of 31ysoor. By Colonel
Mark Wilk.. In 3 vols. eto. Second Edition.
11. L►rma from ors: Dauer (Widow of Doctor Patrick
Delany) to Mrs. Faasices Ileassi.x.et. from the Year 1779 to
the Year 1788, comprising many unpublished and interesting
Anezdiates of their late Majesties and the Royal Family. Now
first printed from the Original Minuscripts.
9. Sta Faesicu Daanzi.t. ; or, The Vortex. A Novel. By
R. C. Dallas, Esq. Aatbor of Percival, Aubrey, Alorland, &c.
&c. In-4 vols.
10. Btauosseiinta SacaA; or, An Introduction to the Lite-1
racy and Ecclesiastical History of the Sacred Scriptures, -t-nd
the Translations of them into different Languages. By the
Sty. James Townley, Author of Biblical Anecdotes. In 3 vols.
Bvo. with Plates.

11. DOC PORTICAL WORKS of WlLLtass Vroansworra, Esq.
In 4 vols. foolscap giro.
12. Pati.ctrits of I.:Dream's, Intellectual, Moral, and Phy-
sical. By t!se Rev. Lant Carpenter, LLD. In 1 vol. Svo.
13. Li. 'lout's. By Nathan Drake, M.D. Fourth
Edition. 3 vols. post Svo.
14. ESSAYS, and SILITCIIIIS of Ltrit' and CMARACTIER. By a
Gentleman who had left his Lodgings. Post Bvo.
IS. The Lira of Wast.zr, and the Itzsa and Pam Pans of
MSTIICDIS3I. 137 Robert Southey, Esq. Second Edition. In
2 vols..tivo. with Portraits.
16. The VIALASZ of hiaatittroostrr. A Romance. By Miss
Anna Maria Porter. 3 vols. 12mo.

17. A NAMILITrvt of the Paissoctrnows of the Paormann
of the SOCTEI of Faanca, during the Years 1814, 1815, and
1816. By Mark Wilks. In 1 vol. Bvo. illustrated with a
Chart of the Department of the Gard.
18. The. NATICILAL lIISTORY of ANTS, by M. P. Iluber, trans-
lated from the French, by J. It. Johnson, M.D. F.R.S. FL S.
&c. &c. 12mo.

19. A GRAMMAR of Borax:, with Plates. By Sir James E.
Smith, &e. &c. hills*.

2tl. An Accocxx of Tntanctoo and novsA, Territories in
the Interior of Africa. By El Haze Abd Salum Shabeenie, a
Native of Mweorco, who persontty visited and resided as a
Merchant in those interesting Countries, with Notes, Critical
and Explanatory. To which are added, L: tiers descriptive of
various Joumies through West and South Barbary, and across
the Mountains of Atlas. By James Grey Jackson, Esq. Bvo.
21. Tats of the Pawns. Ey Mrs& Holland, 4 vols. 12mo.
U. HISTORICAL Accouter of Discovnatra and TaAvat.s in,
Asia. By Hugh Murray, F.R.S.E. Author of Historical Ac
count of Discoveries In Africa. In three vols. Bvo.

23. A GEWIRAL Hlstoav of the CorletY of Yoax . By Tho-
mas Dunham Whitaker, LLD. F.S.A. F.R.S. &c. Part HI.
24. Baaaaartaxca. BIITANNICA •' or,
.A General Index to the
Literature of Great Britain and Ireland, Ancient and. Modern,
with such Foreign Works as have been translated into English,'
or printed in the British Dominions; including also a copious
Selection from the Writings of the most celebrated Authors of
ail Ages and Nations. By Rohm Watt, M.D. In ito. Part IV.
2S. A PIeTURIJCIVZ VOYAGL WUND GRIM? BRITAIN; C 012...
tabling a SCI les of liiews illustrative of the Character and pro-
minent Features of the Coast. By Wiliam Dlniell, A.R.A.
Volume IV. comprehending the Isles of Skye, Harris, and
Lewis; the North-west and Notthern•Coast of Scotland • tho'
Orkneys ; and the East Coast from I)uncansby Head to DuOciee.
26. 'PALS, of IMAGLNATIONI. By the Authcr of " Bachelor
and Married Man." Three vols. l2rno.

27. Axx►u of OIUZIITAL LITICATtiIde To be published
Quarterly. Part T.
'Flee object of this Work is to afford the Stiplent in Oriental
lan uages a ready opportunity of giving and receiving s.uch in-
formation as he must find it cosrvenient to obtain, and may be
willing to communicate.
28. An E0114V103 Sims of Pumas:scam Vrays in PAais
and its Faiviaons. Consisting of Views on the Seine, Pohl:
Buildings Characteristic Scenery, he. from Original Draw-
ings by Ali: Frederick Nash. The Literary Department by
/dr. John Scott, Author of ^ A Visit to Paris," and " Paris
l'art 111.

29. Thc Paxson:. Nhachrivs of M. Da Humontor's TRA.
VELI to the Entlisocnat Ramon of the Ntw Coarunrarr; during
the Years 1799-1104. l'ranslated by Helen Math Williams,
under the immediate Inspection of the Author. Vol. V.
30. Sores Woass of the Bataan Puna, with IlaucisanniCat
and CRITICAL Paschen. By Dr. Adam. In One large Vol.
of 812 Pages Medium no. price 18s. extra bbards.
The object of this Work, which it enti►ely new, is to com-
prise, within a single Volume, a Chronological Series of our
Classical Nets, from Bp Jonas° to Beattie, without mutt,.
Om or abridgment, riga Itiographleal and Critical Notices t.i
their Adthors.