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London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

HUTTON'S ABRIDOMEN'T OF BUFFON.

To be published on lst of June, handsomely printed in Bvo.
and embellished with Two Engravings by the first Artists,
from original Desigds by Corboul d ,No. I. price Sixpence, of
BUFFON'sNATU RA L HISTORY ABRIDGED;
including the History of the Elements, the Earth, Mout:-
tailley Rivers, Seas, Winds, Whirlwinds, Waterspouts, Volcanos,
Earthquakes, Man, Quadrupeds, Birds, Fishes, Lizards, Ser-
pent., Insects, and Vegetables.
Conditions.—This Work will be published weekly, each Num-
ber containing two elegant Engravings for Sixpence; a few Co-
pies, with proof impressions of the Plates, Eightpence ; or co.
loured after nature, One Shilling; to be fully completed in Fifty
Numbers, with Oue Hundred Engravings.
This Wcrk is confidently presented to the Public as the
cheapest periodical publication in the world ; and a guarantee
will be given in the first Number, to continue it to the end in
the same style, or the money will be returned. Gentlemen, Book-
sellers, ate. are requested to be misty in their orders to ensure
good impressions of the Plates, which alone are worth three times
the price of the Number.
A New Edition, edited by the Rev. W. HUTTON, M.A.
Author of" The Book of Nature Laid Open."
Printed far the Editor: and sold by T. Tegg, Cheapside; W.
Sharpe, Covent-garden; and may be procursed of all Booksellers
in Town and Country.
Please to give orders for Hutton's Abridgment of Baron,
Number I.

LARGE ATLAS OF SCOTLAND.
This day were published, .Nos. I. and 11. price 106. 6d. each,
ACOUNI Y ATLAS of SCOTLAND.—No. I.
J. 31. containing, in Two Maps, the Counties of Linlithgow and
lidding. No. 11. of Berwick and Peebles.
Printed for John Thomson and Co. Edinburgh ; and Baldwin,
Cradoek, and Joy, London.
Mr In composing and preparing the New County Atlas of
Scotland, the publishers have adopted the following plan, which
they deem best calculated to insure the greatest accuracy :—Re-
ductions are made from surveys; or in defect of these, drawings
are made from the best materials on a scale so large as to admit
of au exact delineation of the features of the country, and the in-
swim of the names of places, of whatever importance. The
drawings are then put into the hands of land-surveyors, or other
intelligent persons whose occupations have been favourable for
acquiring a correct acquaintance with the portion of the county
within which they reside. The persons who execute this im-
portant charge guaranty the accuracy of the drawing, by sub-
scribing their names in attestation of their opinion of its cor-
rectness. The Map of each County will have at least the names
of four persons of credit and respectability, to warrant it to be a
faithful and correct delineation of that County. The Maps will
be issued out in Number;, at short intervals, each Number con-
taining two sheets, and the whole will be completed in eighteen
or twenty-four months. Towards the close of the publication,
will be given an account of the progressive Geography of Scot-
land, with some views characteristic of the features of the coun-
try, and letter-press notices descriptive of the same. There will
also be a consulting Index pointing out every place on the Map,
by means of letters or squares.
In the course of publication, by the same,
A Classical apd Historical Atlas, founded on D'Anville, with
a Series of ad itional Maps, illustrating all the remarkable
Epochs in the Annals of the World. When complete, the price
will be from Its. to Xlo 10s.

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