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London, England, 1811-09-25 00:00:00

v TEGG'S NEW CARICATURES FOR SEPTEMBER.

This day was pub: i sited , by Thos. Trgg, l i I, Cheapside. London,
folhwing new Popular CARICATURES,
price only Is. each, coloured, viz.
Rural Sports, viz. Cat in a Bowl-24 Picture of Misery—td,
Pu•s in Boots-4th, Touch h. Touch—.sth. Rural Sports, viz.
Buck limiting—ilfh, Sale of English Beauties-7th, Brosoeit and
French liorn-41th, Templar at his Studies-9th, Jack hove down
—Mb, Jack in a white Squall...4lth, A Peep at the Balloon-
12th, Deputies doing homage to the Kir.g of Rome— I ath, Sum-
mer amuiement —l4th, Rural Sports, an old Molt-catcher--.-15th,
Masquerading-16th, Accomedation Ladder.—N.l3. Full allow-
ance to the 'l'rade, and 13 to the dozen given.

BOOKS
Published this day, by J. HA RDIN<I., 36, St. Jarimesitert.
L'A WEATHER. GULDE for t.l.t
31- 'hewing the mate of the Atmosphere, by Animal and
Vegetable Barometers, and the h burs of the day by a Botanical
Clock, by Taylor, pocket size, price is. 61
2. Dr. Richardson's New ka'ay on Pisa, Crass, presented to
the Dublin Farming Society as a Prize Essay, st.. 6d.
3. A Report on the Farrniiitg System rt rsued by Mr. Greg, at
Coles, In Hertfordshire, sv•J, 2. 6d.
4. The Farmer's Aeer, ant Book from Michaelmas HILL to
Michaelmas ISIS, folio, price 211.
5. A new Catalogue of Books on Farming and Rural Affairs,
price U.

CALLOW'S CATALOGUE OF MEDICAL BOOKS
for 1811 and 12.
This day was published,
ACATALOGI'JE of MEDICAL BOO.liS, con-
• tailking the most modern and approved Authors on Ana-
!cr.ny, Surgery, Medicine, Midwifes y,Mmeria Medico, Chemistry,
eharmary, llutaity, and Veterinary Medicine; to which are
added, a complete list of Lectures delivered in London, with their
hours of attendance,
.act ; 'fables of the Pay of the Medical
Department of tl,te Army and Navy.
Sold by John Callow, Medieval Bookseller, Crown-court,
Prince's-street, Soho.
(A Discount of 10 per Cent. allowed for ready Money.)
*a' A Medical Subs.~. iption Library, when: Books are lent by
the Month or Year.
N. B. The hill value given fur Medical Libraries or Parcels
of Books, or Rooks exchanged.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.
This day was published, price Six Shillings,
'THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or, CRITI-
CAL JOURNAL —No. XXXVI. Containing, Ford's
Dramatic Works—Report of the African Institutien—Ho.wood's
Vindication of Mr. Fox's History—Wilkes History of Mysore-..
Brodie's Experiments on Vegetable Poisonit—Scott's Vis!on of
Don Roderick—Campaigns of 1809 —Kirkpatrick's Account of
Nepaul—HAittilton's lEgyptiaca—Pamphlets on the
Itullion
Question—Davy on Oxywuriatic Gas—Mrs. Grant on li;ghlan-
ders—Quarterly List of New Publications, and Index to volume
Bightentlt.
Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin-
burgh; and White, Cochrane, :aid Co. Landon.
Of whom may he bad,
Complete Sets of the Edinburgh Review, 'ht thirty-six :lum-
bers, prize 6s. each, or coot up In le volorles,rice XI: .54. bds

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