Nkw Zealandbes. — An Account of
the People and Island, 1 roU

Canada. — The Backwoods of Ca-
nada, a Description of the Coun-
try. Manners, Customs, dec 1 rol.
India. — Tlte Hindoos, a Description
of India, and an Account of their
Religion, ice 3 toIs.
roMrKii. — Containing an Account
of the Destruction of Pompeii, and
its subsequent recovery, 3 vols.
Paris, and its Historical Scenes-
describing the more remarkable
Edifices and Situations in the
French Capital ; 2 vols.
British Museum. — Egyptian Anti-
quities, a complete Account of An-
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British Mitseum. — Tlie Townley
Marbles, 3 vols.
British Musruit. — The Elgin and
Hiigaleian Marbles, 3 voU.
British Musetm. — British Cos*
til mo, a complete History of the
DrcM of tlie British Islands, I vol.
Pursuit (The) or Knowledor under
Difficulties whicit would appear to
prntent insurmountable Impcdi-
iiionts, 3 vols.
Criminal Triaiji. — The roost Re
iiiarkable and Interesting Trials
cotiiiectrd with British History,
with an Account of the Gunpow-
der I lot, by David Jardine, 2 vols.
Secbbt SociETiBt of th« Middk
Ages, containing an Account of the
Eaatem AssocialioD known aa the
" Aaaaanna,'* Uie Knights Ten-
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Histort. — Historical PlutdlcU, de-
tailing the most oelebraled Eventa
in Grecian and Roman History,
and comparing them with Ancient
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Times. — Anthenfic Biographiea,
refering to foller sources of inlbr-
mation, of One Hundred and
Sixty-eight Persona, of all Coun-
triea, iUustriona aa great originaton
or inventors in Arts, Sctencea, and
IJteniture, and of Statesmen and
Warriors who have had the great-
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