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London, England, 1816-06-04 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JUNE 4,1816.

HER ROYAL HIGHNEiS T'iE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE

• O f SAXE COBOURO.
RACK.ER MANN hat the honour of announcing
• to the Public, that the last Portrait for which her Royal '
Hiflitness the. Princess Charlotte has kindly condescended to sit,
is now finished and ready for inspection at his liiinv.itury of
Arts, 101, Strand. It is a whole-length, and forms a companion
to the Purtrsk of his Serene Highness the Prince Leopi.l I, now
exhibiting at Somerset House. Engravings from both the Paint-
togs, size 14 by 10. are now in hand—that of Prince Leopold Is
In a great state of forwardness, and a proof of the etching may
•
be seen as above.
Also, just published, An Historical Account of the House of
Saxony and of Prince Leopold; four Portraits, crown Svo. price
17s. ed. boards

This day was pullietwd, prier os. 6d.
AN ESSAY on the PROPItIE l'Y of PERMIT-
TING the FREE EXPORTATION of BB rrigi WOOL
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001.1 THEY'S WATERLOO.
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Eight Engravings, price its. rid boards,
THE POE r'sP I LGRLMAC.EroWATERLOO
By ROBERT 401) HEY, Bag Poe: Laureate, Mrapber
of the Royal Spanish eademy and nt the Royal Spanish Au—g
,dewy of History.
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Matloc, 2 vols. los.; and Minor Poems, seek. les. board'.

CORRECT AND EXTRAORDINARY HISTORY OF
THE VOIoON-I'KEE OF JAVA.
On thy lit of June, !NIA, was published, No. VI. of
THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, And Monthly Re-
gi.ter for Priiish India and ha Dependencies; containing
Original Communications and,Essays on Fag-India Affsipi, Dr.
Horsekeld's Othervations on the Poison-Tree of Java, Reek./
et aid a variety of Intelligence to the lwest date trom
the .tversi I reAidencies in India
: Printed for black, Paibui y, and Allen. Booksellers,
l.tadenball-street

his day was published. handsomely printed in Co. prier ss.
A CHARGE delivreed tn vie CLERGY of the
ARCHD EACONit If of HUNI !NG DJN, ac the Pritti4ry
Vi33ation in the year tits S. With an Appendix and Notes; con.
tam.ng copious HisLorical Illustrations of the Spirit of Puritanism,
41141 of the probable tendency of the liriti,ll and Foreign Bible
Soc.ety to revive it in the present day.
isy thet• t v. JAMES H )OK, F.R.S. S.A.
Archdeacon of Huntingdon, &c.
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)ar.l ; sold alto by Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and at Oxford, Cain-
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Just publi9bed, in one vol. Bvo. price 8,. •
Dedicated (by gracious Ptrmiaston) to her Royal H;glineas the
Process AUGIi.TA SOCHIA, fur the &Info of the City of
Lundim Nixdorf Natum4l School*,
riIHE CHkISTIAN'S MANUAL, compiled
1. from the Enthi'idion Minis Christian' of ERASMos.—fly
PHII.IP WYA I' I CROW l HER, El —Wilt eoploto Serp•
tine Notes, and Comments on wvcral katal Errors in Religion
and Morality. Prefixed i. some Areount of Zooms, hid Recup:
:on in England and Correspo:,dence.
" I here is more piety and good woe in the Christian Soldier's
Manual. than had appeared tor many Centuries in any Treatise
of Devo.loo."—Le Clem.
" It Is full of excellent maxims and very useful instructions."
Du Pin.
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This day were published,
In one Volume, (Ivo. with a Map of Veedie price 12s. hoards,
Nir EMOI RS OF MADAME LA MARQUISE
1 DE I.A ROCHEJ.IQuEI.fitN. Translated trout the
Necond Edition printed at Paria
l'his is a book to be placed by the side of Mrs. Hutch/1:1mA
do lightful Meow r sot hey heroic Husband, and his chivalrous
Independents Both arc pieteres, by a female hand, cf mania-
fur y and &most private wars, carried on by coniscoencious intis•
vidtials against the actual Coyerynent of their Country ; and both
bring to light, not cooly iimumerabletralts of the most romantic,
tiering, sad devoted fidelity, in peril. War persons, but a general
character of domestic virtue and social gentleness, among those
who would otherwise have figured to our int4ginations a' adven-
turous desperadoes or terociens bigots. While ber narrative ac-
' quires an additional into-I.e.', and a truer tone of nature, from
the occasional re. un...CC of femak 'ears and anxieties, it is con-
versant with st.ll more extraordinary incidents and characters,
and reveals rib more of whetted been previously malignantly
represented, or entirely uoknown.--Edloburgh Review, No. 51.
Edinburgh: Prin.ed fur Archibald Coastahle and Co. sad
In-ernan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Louden.

this day was published, handsomely printed in Octavo,
price ps. hoards, '
AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD. from
1804 to 1818; in which Japan, Itamschatka, the Aleutian
Islands, and the Sandwich Islands were visited. Including a
Narrative of the Author's Shipwreck on the Island-of Sannack.
and his subsequent Wreck its the ship's long boat. With an ay-
count of the prtseat stateof the
Sandwich islands, and a Vocabu-
lary of their Language.—Dy ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL
Illustrated by a Chart.
Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and
:er Longman, Hunt, Rees. Otme, and Brown, London ; and
Julio Smith and Son, Glasgow. •
*.• The Author of this Work, after being twice shipwrecked,"
and undergoing severe hardships, resided thirteen months in the
Sandwich Islands in 1809.-1810, a considerable part of winch
be resided with the family of King Tannahniaah. He has de-
tailed many lateresting pan iculars of the character of that Chief,
of his naval and military feral, of the manners mid ce:toms of
the natives, and of their rapid advance in the art: of
The work (which is published for the Author's beneft.) is illus-
trated by )slates, and a Preface, withsome account of the Author,
by James Smith, Esq. younger, efJordanliiii.

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