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'TM PORTA NT- WORKS,
Just putollitied by 11►xar Colausx, Sew lkirlingtoo-street,

- London. •
THE MARQUIS of LONDONDERRVS NAR-
•RAtirlil.: of the LATE WAR in the PENINSULA.
Second Minion, Dedicated to the Kim, in Otte large VoL 4to.

with Map and PLaiii, -.CZ Ss.

" We btve read nothing descriptive. of any portion of the
Penitunda War a; ale to be,compared in point of interest and lot.
portant information. with the volume sow before us. It cont
bines the authenticity of history with the attractive character of a
personal narrative; and is interspersed with anecdotes and obser-
vations, width will be read by all classes withialinite adduction.
Ots use who* this Narrative bids fair to takeats place .arraung ek
few works, which are, destined to survive the ago in which they
were compiled.l--Blackwood's Magazine.

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LORD BYRON and SOME ot his CeNTRMPORARILS:
By Lawn Huey. Comprising his Correspoodase* with Lord
Byrne, Mr, Shelley. Ste. &toad Widow; is Tv Vol.. rn with
Portraiis symd Fan-shales. era.
•Ti. for slaves to Ue, and for freemen t• %walk twdb."—
Montilla*.
" In this very curious scums Of literaty end. iierosnli 'sketches,
Ur. /font Las sketched -in 'very hoiden:tittering( only the public.
bet clot pintails character% and. habits of away of the ceiatwAled,
writers of the prenentdaY. Thi *ten talo9o.l*ol-111;:t.
Shelley. will be foetid eminently intiaresdni.-.'44alnios Cht

• *III.;
us:motto of the PUKE of ROVIGO (SAVAEY), Ml-
ni‘ter of Police under Napoleon. Wiarrzu sr Maser. Vila.
i. 2. and 5, Svcs. Rug Nth. les. French, tel. per Vol, (to be com-
pleted in Shur V 01..)
N: B. Each Volume of Mr. Colburn's ildklots comprises two of
the Patin edition.
" These Memoirs are ingraluable."—Littpary Gazette.
Iy.
MEMOIRS and CORRESPONDENCE of the late Dr.
'SA lIVEL PARK, With Illograpiiieit Notices and Anecdotes of
snug of his Friends. Plipils• and. Contemporaries Liy the Rev.
Visuals. Fu .o. Tber Second. and concleilibg Voltune. In Sc..
with Portrait. 11a,
V.
MEMOIRS and ' CORRESPONDENCE of saituEL
PEPYS, Esq. F.R.S. Secretary to the Adlidraity in the- Reigifif
Charles 11. and Jason IL and tbs. intimate. friend of the eels-
Itrated,Jobol Evelyo.• Edited by. Lord Boakvanocitts.. flecon‘ Rd;
dog. IP Vise Vola..evo. cenbellished. with Permits sad other '
Engravings, by the Ant Artists. Price Al 10s.
" Notwithstanding the ostensive popularity et the Memoirs of
• Gransemot, and the still greeter attracdens of those. of Evelyn, we
have no hcsitatioo in stating our opinion. that these volumes will.
oeratrip them both in public estimation. Thy reads the very beau
heal of whit we desire horn such racorals."—Literary Gazette.
" We hesitate not .to confess, that we regard this publication as
he a wry. high degree historically valuable."—Ezaminer.

L
The CORRESPONDENCE. and DIARIES of HENRY
HYLtR Eau of CLARENDON, and LAWRENCE HYDE,
EARL of ROCHESTER; comprising most interesting particu•
los of the Revolution, site. published from the Original Mang•
scripts, wit► Ruses. Ito Twoirols. 4to. Illustrated with Portraits,
copied fetwit the Originals, by permission of the Right Hun. the
F‘arl oil Clarendon ; and tuber Engravings. ses Si.
•• Of an the momentous epochs in the annals of England, from
the Norman Cooquest to the year 16611, there is not one of equal
mowast to that upon which Use valuate* before us throw 40 maul
lent lights."—Literary Gasette.
" A body of the most remarkable and authentic private evi
demi vailch has descended to us, of the events connected with
the Revolution of I6etl.'l—Monthly Review.

VII.
Tbe REMINISCENCES of HENRY ANGELO. Svc ISs.
Tins wink comprises Alemvirr of the older Aug.,d his Friends,
and Commons, from his fits; arrival in Englaisd, in 1130. Ii
contains, mimerous Original Anecdotes and curious Traits in the
rer.unal History of many noble and Illustrious Characters. The
bask Acme& is. piquant matter relating to Persons not only of
Hank, ►os of Talent also—vfor the elder AusclA iniknlety with
'2leggabaill as well as Foreigners, Professors of the hue Arts, la.
mode his house, is Carlisle-street, for many years the rendesious
of Er Jobs. lispeibas, Garrick, the Sheridanso the Linitys,
Osieslismough, rem, Dada, Abel, ate. ate.
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The LIVING end the DEAD. By a Cowry Caws.
mind Edition. One Vol. poet Ina 10s. ed.
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In his push:Woe, and be has used thent with a talent 'thick; we
Sears is equally rare. /Ards, Ladles. Pmts. Blues, Parsons, lie
vertigo, ‘ittersteurs, bare all been in the comprehensive circle of
hismeinalmance; and bit personal sketches and aore-lotes of Wl-
*dub belonging to all theta classes, are of tilt mon attractive
hind.'Ne•Now bloodily Alasaoloe,

COPPER'S ARTHRITIC LINIMENT, for Uhro-
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which rhe.above rept: &dy is held in the Mast, and Its tried good
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• the meet essential service in removing that painful Unladen Rbeh-
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gessigimi b Ibis equerry. The atility el the, Arthritic Liniment is
am yscifylted so Rheumatic complaints only, his will be found useful
le all Mutual kllasumattons of Johns, and possesses an influence
pietibar to herb, in addition to hs effects u a counter irritant. Them
al‘rataira indoor air. l'iorrletos to be aangstine of its proving a
‘4ot app Relit* ie Wel of Whits etwaVini, Ake.
hoW Oa Wars at v... lad. mad es. lid. by Awns. Soder. Chemists,
aseajaddito censer lit. Paul's, London; Princes
bobtah* mid tieelreihr-street, Dbblin ; and by the principal dealers
se Idedk bee lei or Kingston& •