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This day was published,
In Two Volans's, evo. Out .GI. 4s. boards, Second Edition, of
RAVELS in BRAZIL tiom PERNAMBUCO
to SEARA ; besides occasicnial Excursions. Also, a Voyage
to Maranam ; the whole ezbibitin``s Picture of the State of So-
ciety, during a Residence of SIX Vein in that Country. Illustrated
Pones of Cesionsts. •
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boater row.—Of whom may be had,
The History of Brazil; 'Vol. I. in 4.0. price XL Ils. boirds.
Vol. 11. with a Map of the Country, price Lt. 10s. boards. By
Robert Southey, Esq.
An Account of the Origin, Progress, and actual State of the
War carried on between Spain and Spaubh America. By a South
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This day was published,
In One Volume 4to. with upwards of 70 coloured Plates, price
al 2. Ins. boards,
DELINEATIONS of the CUTANEOUS
DIS-
EASES, comprised In the Classification of the late Dr.
including the greater Pan of the Engravings of that Au-
thor, in an improved State, and completing the Series as intended
to have been finished by him.
By T, BATEMAN, M. D. F. L. S.
Physician to the Pabilc-Dispensary, and to tiut Loudon House of
Recovery.
Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Landon.
The Series of New Engravings, representing those Diseases
which should have been figured in the subsequent Pars of Dr.
Willan's unfinished Work, may be had by the possessors of that
Work, separate, price A*7 boards.
Also may be had,
Thk -Fourth Edition of the Purim! Synopsis, (with a Plate of
the Eight Orders, beautifully coloured), in Bvo. price 12s.

This day was published, in Five Volumes,
Illustrated with Twenty-three elegant Copper-plate Engravings,
price AL as.
CHEMICAL ESSAYS, principally' relating to
the Arts and Manufactures of the British Dominions.
By SAMUEL PARKES, P.L S. M.R.I.
Member of the Geological Society, &c. &c. and Author
at the Chemical Catechism.
" These Volumes consist of a number of detached Essays, all
on topics it an interesting swore." Having passed some enco-
mium upon the Essays on Temprestere and Calico-Feinting, it is
added, " Of the remaining Essay, we may say, that they all con-
tan useful information. but we think that the Essay on Glass
and on Bleaching are, upon the whole, the most valuable. The
detail is very interesting." After some observations of a similar
nature respecting the latter Volumes, it is remarked that " these
form a very engaging narrative, and exhibit in an impressive
manner the great importance of uniting scientific research with
pracdcal decade—Mosses xi 'Review.
" They who wish for information on the subjects of which Mr.
P. has treated to these volumes, will And them inustrated in a clear
and perspicuous manner. The work will-be most extensively
useful. Mr. P. has indeed bad way valuable tipportanities
of acquainting himself intimately ern the principles and prat.
ides of Inlay of Our Manufactures, and they bays not been thrown
away upon him. He has availed himself of them with diligence.
He has taken great pains to make his work really t.seful, and we
believe be will lee (nand an intelligent and candid instructor. 'l'he
plates, of which there are several' in each volume, are executed
with peculiar neatness and fidelity."—Ect.ec tic Review.
" le our last volume we prowesed to lay before our Readers
'tonic further account of this very interesting and entertaining
production. We hoped to hive done 113 before this but Mr.
Parkes's workfeontains so large a mass -of curious and original
matter, that It required some tins, to make such a selection as
might render Justice to so useful, judicious, and laborious a
writer."—rals,osornicae, MADRIIINt.
"1 hoe are among us a number of liberal minds active in the
pursuit of keowledge, who exercise their 'talent's in doing :ha.
for amusement, *WO 'them do tor bread—go such_ amateurs
lien Essays will afford delight. We have perused the volumes
-.with much interest and satisfaction. Tee work is valuable, and
the Public will not tail. to profit by fr.".--Lir• PANORAMA. ,
" The Author of. these Essay. has long been known to the
?oldie as an able writer, and an experienced Practitioner in Che-
mistry. Again be enters en his favourite theme, and his elides.
.our is evidently proles et lekciare. In the present, as well as in
31 his former publications, he has so blended entertainment wit.
nstrection, that the volumes may be passed with pleasure, evep
ly those who are very little scquainted with the valuable OCIROCII
which tiny teach and diunrats."—GiN T. -MAGAZIN C.