Books just published-continued.

DE PORQUET'S FRENCH and ENGLISH THE PENNY CYCLOPEDIA of the

Works in the Press.

THE HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, and
STATISTICS of the BRITISH POSSESSIONS in the THE ENGLISH BIJOU ALMANACK for

PICTORIAL EDITION of the BOOK of

COMMON PRAYER, according to the Use of the United Church of England and Ireland; illustrated with

THE PARLIAMENTARY GUIDE, for
1838 (carefully corrected to November 1st.) By R. B.
MossE, Esq. Parliamentary Agent. 4s. gilt edges. (314.)
A. H. Baily and Co. 83, Cornhill.

THE ROYAL QUADRILLE PRECEP-
TOR, or ALMACK'S MANUAL, 2d Edition, dedi-
cated to Her Majesty by Mr. LLOYD, 7, Newman Street,
Oxford Street, London.
(314*.)

NIMROD'S NEW WORK, WITH THIRTY-NINE SPLENDID
ILLUSTRATIONS.

many hundred Woodcuts. To which are added, Original SPORTING. By NIMROD. Embellished by

Notes, and an Introductory History of the Liturgy. By the Rev. HENRY STEBBING, M.A. Minister of St. James's Episcopal Chapel, Hampstead Road, Author of the "History of the Christian Church," and of "The Reformation," in Dr. Lardner's "Cyclopædia."-The Second Part will be published on 1st of November. To be completed in Ten Monthly Parts, 2s. 6d. each, forming a Companion volume to the "Pictorial Bible."

In announcing a Pictorial Edition of the Book of Common Prayer, which will form a Companion volume to the “ Pictorial Bible," the publishers have to state, that whilst it is their design to produce one of the most splendidly illus

trated books which has appeared in this or any other country, they are anxious to offer an Edition of our Liturgy which, in its Annotations, shall be found as useful and unexceptionable as the Notes to the Bible which they are publishing with such signal success. It is obvious that the Annotations and Introductory Matter to the Common Prayer should be written by a Clergyman of the Church of England; and they are fortunate in having been able to conade this department of the work to the Reverend gentleman whose name appears in the title. As to the Illustrative Engravings, which will constitute the great feature of this Edition, a brief analysis of the plan laid down will show how valuable and interesting such an Edition of the Prayer Book may be rendered for the Use of Families, how acceptable it may be made as a Present to Young Persons, and how it may naturally tend to cultivate a love for the beautiful, and a taste for Art in association with the noblest employments to which Art has been dedicated in the Christian World-the service of Religion.

The Book of Common Prayer is composed of NINE GREAT DIVISIONS, viz. Morning Prayer-Evening Prayer -Litany-Prayers and Thanksgivings-Collects, Epistles, and Gospels-Communion-Offices-Psalms- Occasional

Services. Two other divisions of this Edition will be formed by the Introductory History and the Calendar. The first page of each of these divisions will be confined within a border, exhibiting a view of some one of our finest Cathedrals, with portions of its Architectural Details. The last page of each division will also contain a Vignette in the same class of subjects.

The Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Litany, Prayers

Twenty-four large and beautiful Engravings on Steel, and Fifteen Vignettes, illustrative of British Field Sports, from Pictures by T. Gainsborough, R.A.; E. Landseer, R.A.; A. Cooper, R.A.; Charles Hancock; F. Lewis; &c. with Literary Contributions by John Hamilton Reynolds, Esq.; Thomas Hood, Esq.; The Author of "The Oakleigh Shooting Code"; The Author of "The Sportsman's Cyclopedia; &c. &c. &c. 1 vol. imperial 4to, elegantly bound, with gilt edges, £2. 2s.; or, with Proof Impressions of the Plates on India Paper, 3. 3s.-Early in October. (315.)

A. H. Baily and Co. 83, Cornhill.

ICONES PLANTARUM; or FIGURES,

with brief Descriptive Characters and Remarks, of NEW or RARE PLANTS, selected from the Author's Herbarium. By Sir WILLIAM JACKSON HOOKER, K.B. LL.D. F.R.A. & L.S. &c. and Regius Professor of Botany in the University of Glasgow. The Fourth and concluding Part in a few days. (316.)

and Thanksgivings, Communion, Offices, and Occasional MESSRS. WRIGHTSON

Services, will, in addition to the Architectural Embellish-
ments, contain numerous Compositions, after celebrated
Works of the Great Masters in Painting and Sculpture;
Initial Letters, from Original Designs or from Ancient
Illuminations.

and WEBB,

of Birmingham, intend commencing, next season, a Guinea ANNUAL, under the title of "THE ANNUAL of BRITISH LANDSCAPE SCENERY," to contain about Twenty-five Plates. The first volume will delineate the picturesque beauties of the RIVER WYE, from Chepstow, through Monmouth, Ross, Hereford, Hay, Builth, and Rhaiadyr, to the source of this interesting stream on Plinlimmon Mountain. (319.)

FOR SCHOOLS.

Collects, Epistles, and Gospels. This portion of the Prayer Book will comprise a body of the most beautiful Scriptural Illustrations ever published. At the commencement of each Sunday and Holiday will be inserted a highly-finished Miniature, the subject of which will be, in nearly every case, the Scriptural event recorded in the Gospel of the day, after some celebrated painting. For THE LITTLE BOY'S COMPANION to example, the First Sunday in Advent will be introduced by an Engraving of Christ's Entry into Jerusalem-the Third Sunday, St. John in the Wilderness-the Epiphany, the Wise Men's Offering-the Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, the Good Samaritan. The subjects of this class in this division will amount to Ninety, in addition to the minor Illustrations.

the LATIN ACCIDENCE, and HELP to a COPIA VERBORUM: so arranged as to form also a Supplement to the Eton Accidence. By the Rev. T. K. ARNOLD, M.A. Rector of Lyndon; and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. In a few weeks.

*** The plan of this work is to fix each word in the memory, associating it with some one English word that contains the root of it. It contains a complete list of irre

The Psalms.- In this division the Engravings will be entirely from Original Designs, and will be strictly Orien-gular verbs; easy rules for finding the nominative, in the tal in their character. At the commencement of the Morning Psalms of each of the 30 days into which the 150 Psalms are divided, will be a Composition suggested by some passage in the Psalms of the day's Service; and at the commencement of the Evening Psalms will be a large Initial Letter, being also a Composition. The smaller

Initial Letters will be in like manner characteristic of the

subject. The objects introduced into the designs of this department will be strictly illustrative of the Costume and Scenery of the countries of Scripture.

The total number of Engravings in the Pictorial Edition of the Book of Common Prayer will be about 600. (313.) Charles Knight and Co. 22, Ludgate Street.

third declension, from an oblique case; tables of the de-
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MR. MURRAY'S LIST OF WORKS IN THE PRESS

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LETTERS from an ABSENT GODFATHER;

or, a Compendium of Religious Instruction for Young Persons. By the Rev. J. E. RIDDLE, M.A. Curate of 1 vol. fcp. 8vo.

TRAVELS in the PANJAB, LADAKH, Harrow; Author of "First Sundays at Church," &c. &c.

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H. H. WILSON, Professor of Sanscrit in the University of ESSAYS on NATURAL HISTORY.
Oxford. With Illustrations, and a Map by Mr. John
Arrowsmith. 2 vols. 8vo.

(323.)

A HAND-BOOK for TRAVELLERS in

SWITZERLAND. Post Svo.

(324.)

(335.)

By

CHARLES WATERTON, Esq. of Walton Hall; Author of "Wanderings in South America." With a View of Walton Hall. (336.)

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HAND-BOOK for TRAVELLERS in A POPULAR LAW DICTIONARY. By

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HAND-BOOK

(325.)

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GREAT BRITAIN; arranged in Four Divisions, viz. NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, and WEST, forming 4 vols. post 8vo.

Each Volume may be had separately. Vol. I. consisting FREELING'S LONDON and BIRMING of the North Division, will be published on the 1st of May, 1838.

Letters, written during the Reigns of Henry VI. Edward IV. and Richard III. By various PERSONS OF BANK AND CONSEQUENCE; containing many curious Anecdotes, relative to that turbulent and bloody, but hitherto dark, Period of our History; and elucidating not only Public Matters of State, but likewise the Private Manners of the Age. Digested in Chronological Order; with Notes, Historical and Explanatory. By the late

&c. &c. &c.

(338.)

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N.B. Railway Companions for every other line will be published as soon as their state of progression will allow. Liverpool: Henry Lacey, 64, Bold Street. London: Charles Tilt, Fleet Street.

THENS and SPARTA; their Private Manners and Public Institutions. By JAMES AUGUSTUS ST. JOHN, Author of "Egypt and Mohammed Ali.” Longman, Orme, and Co.

JOHN FENN, M.A. F.R.S. A New Edition, printed uni; THE COMIC ANNUAL, for 1838.
formly with Ellis's "Original Letters on English History."
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"This collection is in five quarto volumes, and has
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by an injudicious proceeding of the Editor, in printing the
original orthography and abbreviations of the Letters on
each left-hand page, and a more legible modern form on
the right. As orthography is of little importance, and the
abbreviations of none at all, it would have been sufficient
to have given a single specimen."-HALLAM'S LITERA-
TURE OF EUROPE, vol. i. p. 228.
(332.)

THE BOOK of the CHURCH. By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. 4th Edition, corrected and improved by the Insertion of all the Authorities. 1 vol. 8vo. (333.)

CATALOGUE of the IRREGULAR GREEK VERBS, with all the Tenses that are extanttheir formation, meaning, and usage; accompanied by a complete Index. Translated from Buttmann's "Ausfuhriche Sprachlehre." By the Rev. J. R. FISH LAKE, Translator of Buttmaun's "Lexilogus.” 8vo.

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(339.)

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**This splendid volume presents the choicest selections from the works of the celebrated Poets and Artists who have shed such a lustre on the last thirty years; and the value of the poetry and the paintings having been aided by the selection of the first-rate Engravers, and by the bestowal of every care on the editing and on the typographical portion of the work, the publishers trust they have produced a volume which will be unrivalled as a present, both for the elegance of its embellishments, and the intrinsic and unexceptionable nature of its literary and artistic contents.

Succinct Biographies (in most instances from materials furnished by the Anthors themselves) and Plates of Autographs are appended. (341.)

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Works in the Press-continued.

THE NEW BOTANIST'S GUIDE to the SOME ACCOUNT of the LIVES of the

LOCALITIES of the RARER PLANTS of BRITAIN. By HEWETT COTTRELL WATSON, Author of "Remarks on the Geographical Distribution of British Plants," &c. The Second and concluding Volume, containing ScoTLAND and the adjacent ISLES, with a copious Supplement to England and Wales-In a few days.

Longman, Orme, and Co.

A TREATISE

(342.)

of

on the ELEMENTS ALGEBRA. BY JAMES BRYCE, Junior, M.A. F.G.S.

Master of the Mathematical School in the Belfast Academy.
-On 1st November.

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A. & C. Black, Edinburgh; Longman & Co. London.

COMPILERS of the LITURGY; collected and arranged from the best Authorities: with Notes and References. By the Rev. JOHN A. BOLSTER, A.M. M.R.I.A. Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Cork and Cloyne. 1 vol. 8vo. (348.)

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THE FAMILY LIBRARY.

THE HISTORY of the BASTILE and its principal Captives, from the earliest Period. By R. A. DAVENPORT. A New Volume, forming Vol. 64 of the Family Library. 1 vol. embellished with Engravings, 5s. cloth boards.

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(344.)

the Plants of that Island, arranged according to the Natural Orders: with an Appendix, containing an enumeration of the Genera according to the Linnean System, and an Essay on the Geographical Distribution of the Species. By JAMES MACFADYEN, M.D. Part I. will be published early.

It is expected that the above work will be completed in Four Parts, and form two octavo volumes. The Second Part will appear in the course of the ensuing spring. As only a limited impression is struck off, it is requested that such as may be desirous to obtain the continuation of the work would give in their names to the publishers. A list of the Subscribers will be given at the conclusion of the work. (350.)

London: Longman and Co. Glasgow: Smith and Son.

NEW DERIVATIVE and ETYMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY of SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL, and other TERMS in common use, that have their origin in the Greek and Latin languages: arranged ac

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THE YOUNG MAN'S AID TO KNOWLEDGE.

THE YOUNG MAN'S AID to KNOW.
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ELEMENTS of CHEMISTRY; including

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Part I. is just published, 7s. Part II. (The METALS and
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ELEMENTS of ANATOMY; for the Use of

Students. BY JONES QUAIN, M.D. 4th Edition, revised and enlarged, illustrated with 140 Engravings on Wood, and Four Steel Plates, 1 thick volume 8vo. 1. 2s. Part I. (First half of the Volume) is just published, 12s. Part II. (completing the work) will be ready early in November, 10s." (365.) Taylor and Walton, Booksellers and Publishers to the University of London, 28, Upper Gower Street. EXTRACTS from the BEST GERMAN AUTHORS, with the English Words at the bottom of the Page, and Dictionary at the end, for translating into English. By GEORGE CRABB, Author of "English and German Dialogues," "A Complete Introduction to the Knowledge of the German," &c. New Edition, revised and improved, 7s. By the Rev. J. G. TIARKS. (366.)

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