TO SPORTSMEN. In a handsome volume, post 8vo, price 12s., with numerous Illustrations on Wood and Steel after Drawings by Cooper, Alken, Barenger, and Ferneley of Melton Mowbray, THE HORSE AND THE HOUND: Their various Uses and Treatment, In-Doors and Out; including Practical Instructions in Horsemanship. To which is added a TREATISE ON HORSE-DEALING, wherein the maxim, " Caveat Emptor," is enforced, and a recital given of some of the first Legal and Veterinary Authorities on the question of Soundness and Unsoundness of Horses. By NIMROD. New Edition. **The Engravings on Steel include Portraits of a Racer-a Hunter -a Hackney-and of a celebrated Fox-Hound. Among the other Illustrations (after Designs by Alken) are the Finish of a Race-Unharbouring the Stag-Horseman Mounting-The Good and Bad Seats -The Military Seat-The Jockey Seated-Hounds in their LodgingRooms-The Faulty Hound-Selling a Horse, &c. In a handsome volume, post 8vo, price 10s. 6d., with numerous Engravings on Wood and Steel, THE ROD AND THE GUN: Being Two Treatises on Angling and Shooting; the former by JAMES WILSON, Esq., F. R. S. E., &c. ; the latter by the Author of "The Oakleigh Shooting Code." Second Edition. "Know also to thy utter discomfort, nay, to thy utter confusion, that a book has lately appeared, yclept The Rod and the Gun, so amusingly written, and so complete in all its parts, that there is not the least occasion for you to burden Mr Murray's shelves with stale precepts that no one will attend to."-Preface to "Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing," by William Scrope, Esq. In post 8vo, with Plates and Woodcuts, price 6s., THE SHOOTER'S HANDBOOK: Being the Treatise on Shooting contained in "The Rod and the Gun." By the Author of "The Oakleigh Shooting Code." The "Oakleigh Shooting Code" is now withdrawn from circulation, the present volume embracing all the contents of that work which the author deemed worthy of preservation, as well as much new matter, the result of his enlarged experience and more matured opinions. EDINBURGH: ADAM & CHARLES BLACK. LONDON LONGMAN & Co., SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & Co., RE J. W. AMBROSE, Bookseller, Stationer, and Print-Publisher, BANGOR, AND CASTLE (STREET, BEAUMARIS, ESPECTFULLY informs Visitors to North Wales, that he has just published a Series of WELSH VIEWS, from drawings made on the spot, by T. C. DIBDIN, Esq., Artist, London, and other eminent sketchers. The whole, on comparison with all other views hitherto published in Wales, will be found much superior both in drawing and style. The series of the Lithographed Views comprises the following romantic subjects. Price, loose, 1s. 6d. tinted; and Is. each plain; or the whole, in a handsome tinted cover, tinted 18s., plain 128. THE SWALLOW Waterfall, near Capel CURIG. A VIEW OF CAPEL CURIG AND ITS SCENERY. RHAIDR-FAWR WATERFALL, NEAR ABER. THE FALLS OF THE RIVER LLWGWY, AT BETTWS-Y-COED. THE PASS OF NANT FRANCON. A VIEW OF BANGOR. BRITANNIA TUBULAR BRIDGE OVER THE MENAI STRAITS. BEDDGELERT. PENRHYN CASTLE, AS SEEN FROM LLANDEGAL. SNOWDON, AND BOTH LAKES OF LLANBERIS. THE EAGLE TOWER, CAERNARVON CASTLE. CAENANT MAWR WATERFALL, LLANBERIS. BEAUMARIS, FROM THE GROUNDS OF BARON HILL. CONWAY SUSPENSION BRIDGE AND RAILWAY TUBE. In addition to the above, J. A. has published the following, from the DOLBADARN TOWER, AND LLANBERIS LAKES. PONT-ABERGLASlyn, near Beddgelert. BEAUMARIS, WITH THE OPPOSITE HILLS. J. A. has also published a variety of small Steel Engravings, which are struck off on Letter and Note Paper, and are likewise made up into Books with Coloured Covers, and on Enamelled Cards in appropriate wrappers. SANDERSON & SON, LAPIDARIES, JEWELLERS, SEAL-ENGRAVERS, &c. 32 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH, Respectfully offer their best thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the kind and liberal patronage which they have so long enjoyed, and at the same time to intimate, that in addition to their ordinary Stock in the above branches, they have on hand a large and choice Selection of the most fashionable Scottish Jewellery, consisting of BROOCHES, RINGS, SEALS, NECK-CHAINS, BRACELETS, PAPER CUTTERS, PEN-HOLDERS, DESK or TABLE SEALS, PINS, STUDS, BUTTONS, LORN BROOCHES, DIRKS, and HIGHLAND ORNAMENTS, &c., which are of firstrate workmanship, and composed of the various Scotch Stones,-CAIRNGORUMS, AMETHYSTS, ELIE RUBIES, BLUE TOPAZES, PEBBLES, Jaspers, Moss AGATES, PEARLS, &C. S. & S. would invite their friends, and strangers visiting Edinburgh, to inspect their extensive Collections, for which they have long been celebrated, of SCOTTISH GEMS, PEBBLES, &c., containing many rare and beautiful Specimens well worthy the attention of the Connoisseur. N.B.-The greatest attention paid in the Seal-Engraving Department to ensure Neatness of Design, and Heraldic Correctness. THE ROYAL HOTEL, (Opposite the Scott Monument,) 53 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. HENRY M. GIBB begs to intimate to the Nobility, Gentry, and Strangers visiting Edinburgh and its vicinity, that he still continues to devote his attention to the management of this Establishment with the same regard to Style and Comfort which have gained him so much favour and patronage during the last Twenty Years. As H. M. Gibb imports his own Wines, this Department, as well as every other in connection with the Table, may be depended on by those who honour him by occupying Apartments at his Hotel. A rival Establishment in Princes Street has recently assumed the title of New Royal Hotel, which has led to mistakes, and occasioned not a little annoyance and disappointment to those who intend to reside at Mr Gibb's Hotel; he therefore takes this opportunity to solicit particular attention to the Name and Address of THE ROYAL HOTEL, "GIBB'S," 53 Princes Street, Edinburgh. b |