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Tn a few days will be published. FIRST VOLUMEF of the POLIIA ERMI IT; or. SIcetches, Characters, Fragments, aldOilOl Sequtel to the Hermit in London, CLountry, see. Just pblishe. prie is. SERMON on SLAVERY, ~~preachied at ~ettefrLtg. - 9y OHN EEN i \L, M.A. Pinted for BiamiltoR, Adams, RIALS; a Novel, in 3 volume i2rno. By the Author T of 11 The ~~Favourite of Nature.' This dayji published, in Svo, Price I s. MI. ALETTER to WVILLIAM WILBERFORCE, Esq., N.?. on the SUBJECT of SL LYE EMA.NCIPATION. By an EYE. WA, NESS. Prinzed for C.andJ. flivington, 62, St.Pau's churchyard, and Waterloo-place. Pail-mail. 'Thi~szday ids published. in imperial folio., containing nurncroi-. plates' en2rrve bY G. Cooke, Jobn Pye, E. Fnden, &c from drawi ngs by Mr.' Dewvint, LYMIP IA. Topography, illuLstrative of the actUal IState of Olymipia and the Ruins of the City of Eiis By JOHN SPF.NqCER STANHOPE, Esq. F. it. S. Correspondent of the Institute of France. Printed for R.dvell and Matrtin, NewvBond-steet. 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The readers rof th eenlarged series of the Edinburgh MeAical and Stirgical Journal are crow put. In ossession of a great variety sf information of this descriptioni; and In f,itrire numbers niothing shall be spared to reirder it in every re- spect worthy of the great public paitronage rith lehich it has hitherto been distiriguirhed. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London. -HE EDINBURGH PHILOSOPIIICALJOIuURNAL, P No 20. Ifor April,l conducted by Dr. BREWSTER and Prir- fessorJAMlESON; priee7z- 6d8-illustrated by engravings. Contents- professor oersted otl an apparenitly Paradoxieal Galvanic Experl- ment-Professor Haristeen's ltetnarks made in a Journey trom .nistinato Bergen, in thie summer of 1821-Sir Tihomasi risbane rn the Temperature of Param atta, New South Wales- mr. 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ON SLA VER.,Ti a spbihd nv,ple r'&HE HOUSE of BONDA E,a Dissertation uponi the LNature of Service or Slavery, udrthe Levitical Law, amnag the Ilebrewvs, in the earliest ages, an nthe Gentile WYorld, until the Coining of Christ, the Imiport ot Worsepress!ve of Service or Slavery In the Holy Scriptures, with Rfeion,s on the Change wrhich Chriistl.anity, has made n otne omk In the Condition of that Class of People whoaeerat. yth Rev. Ri. B3AILEY, Hi. A. Curate of liurton-uponTet a oestic Chlaplain to the Right HI-ii~. Lord Torpisicen. Prne o .and J. tRiviugton, St. Paul's church7ard, anid Waterloo-place, Palml. This day is published, in. royal 8vo, price 21. 25. boars, sand IP Imperial 8ivo, with proof (inipresslons of the plates, ont India paper, price 5I. .5s. HESOCIAL DAY, a Poem, in Four Cantos. By PEER COXE. Illustrated by 32 exquisitely engraved copper. pae,atr the designs of Wilkie, Smiirke. Cooper, Ward, &e. Loa. dnprned f'or James Carpenter and Sun, Old Biond-street. 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