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WOEI.EU:i HARMONIC BUDGET.

On the Ist of July wi I he published, at R. Ackerniann's Repeal-
tray of Arts, lot, Strand, and to be had at all the Mubic•shaps
24:.1 W.4rehntiv% in Great Britain,.price 5s NO. I. of a Collec.
!lila of entirely new and original Music, entitled,
WOELFL'i HARMONIC BUDGET; wholly
composed by that celebrred Author and Performer, and
to be continued monthly until completed in twelve Nuaisers.
It will succ...sieele compse a numb. r of elegant awl scientific
preludes, Walzes, Polonaises. Songs, Rondos, Minuets, Ducts,
rio,4, Airs with variations; in short, every possible diversity of
in mensents. The pianoforte will be throughout the leading In-
strument. but some of the pieces will occasionally be enriched
with a harp, violin, Bute, or other accompaniment.

Ott the Ist of luty will be published. at Ackermann's Repo4ltory
of Arts, 101, Strand. price 3s.
CASTLE GORLNG ; a Rondo Composed by
Mr. WOELFI., dedicated to the Miss She legs,. of Field
Pace, susstx ; and embellished with a beautiful Froativieee of
Castle Gering.

liy JOHN DOLT GALL.
London : Printrd trxr Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry;
I. Harris, St, Paul's Churchyard; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and
Orme; and Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row ; J. Clarke and Co.
Manchester; and W. Robinson, Liverpool.

This day wee published, In octavo, price 71. rd. boards,
THE AGE ; a Poem.; Moral, Political, and Me-

taphysical.—ln Ten Books
This Work is intended to afford a general View of Men in the
simple Offices, and in those complex Relations which awaken in-
tense Observation. It opens with an Investigation of the prevail-
ing Passion of the Nation, which is traced through various Scenes;
to which succeed the Modes of Advancement, oisplayed in seve-
ral Characters; Stric tires on Conversation, and public and pri-
vate Amusements. Views of the separate Powers of the Consti-
Main, of the Ecclesiastical E.tabl:shment, and of the Relation
of Majesly and Ministry. General Literary Crit.cisms and
otrictures on popular Writings. Remarkis tin the'Snre ofThee-
logy, and a Display of the Motives and Practice* of Sects,
together with their Effect on the Rtlineutents et Life.

Printed fur Vers:or. Hood, and Suarpe, No. 31, Poultry.

BEAUTIES OF ENGLAND AND WALE,:

_ 'this day was pitislished, in, ten volumes octavo, ilium-rated with
260 Yngravings, pricar. 71.6 d. boards,
THE BEAUTIES of GL AND And WALES;
or, Pclineations Toposraphical, Historical, and Descriptive
of each County.
By EDWARD WEDLAKE BRAYI.EY,
and JOHN BRIITON.
•

The Volumes published (Vol. I. to IX. and XI.) contain the
Accounts of liedfurds' ire to Northamptonshire, inclusive. Mid-
dlesex and I .00den will be compel ied in Vol. X. now publishing.
Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry; Longman,
Horst, Rees, and Orme ; J. Cotbell, 1. Harris, 1. Cundee, Crosby
and Co. 1. Richardson, and 5. M. Richardson.

Th consequence of the urgtint r, quest of the numerous Sub-
scribers to this popular Work, be Proprielars have engaged addi-
tional Editors, whose local knowledge of the different Counties,
will render the original information more important, and they
trust will enable them to complete the Work within two years.

LEE'S BOTANY.

This day waq publighed, in One large Vol. Svo. price 14s. boards,

or wi,. b the Mites zeturat;ly coloured, 21. Is.
AN INT RODUCTION to the SCIENCE of 80.
TANI, chiefly corseted from the works of Llamas.—
To which are added, several new Tables and Notes.

By the late JAMES I.EE, Nurseryman and Florist at the Vine•
yard, Hammersmith. ,•h Edition. corrected and considerably
enlarged, by JAMES LEE, Soli and Successor to the Author.
•,• This Edition of Mr. Lee's Botany is embellished with a
complete set of new Plates, accuia.ely engeaved by Mr. Wetton,
from drawings by Henderson ; also a correct I.ikeness of the Au-
thor, accompanied with a Biographical Sketch of his Life.
Printed for Cadell and Davies, F. C. and J. Rivington. Long-
man and Co. White and Cu. J. Booker, C. and K. Baldwin, B.
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and Co. J. Mawman, W. Baynes, Sherwood, Neely and Jones,
and J. Johnson and Co.