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This day are published, by Samuxel Bsrooke, Old Palace-yard, Westmin-m ster, price 8s. b,oards, VIIHE celebrated Mir.'ADDISON'S MORAL ESSAYS, ILas interspersed among his wvorks, collected together In one vo- tInane, and arratiied in, aanner calculated to form a series of'pleasing atnd instruictive Discourses for the use of famIllies on those days wvhen i;erious coxiteinplations are universally considered most fitting for dio- ineetlecoccupation, the ssantments arceinthe highes~t degree bgautifuI and intei esting, the morality of the purest description, perfectly. free from ndiscussion on points of religIous controversy. The languaKe dis- plays aii admirable originality of sentiment, for whichi his writings have been so justly celebrated. This dyipulished, in Svo. esrice is. ihoards, the2d ediSoio of ~ECOLLETIONS of the PENIN-SULA, contain- P,ing Szketcbes of the3Manners and Character osf the Spanish Nd- lion, "1 They offer a genuine aniimated description oif the iife which a soldier leads in thefileld: tkey briiig before us all the pleasuires, the privations, the adventures, even the feellings whiceh belong to such a life. It is Impossible notto feel, amtsed and pleased with the writer,"- Quarterly Rev., April. Frinted for Longman, I{urst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-row. Of whnom may be had, by the samne Author, Scenies aud Impresslions in Egypt and In Italy, I vol. 8vo, I2sa, boards. Sketches of findia, by a Traveller, foe Fire-side Travellers at Home; Sd edition, I vol. 8vo, IlOs. 6d. boards. 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Cary, 86, St. Jamess-street, ?Ppo slte Pall-mall. This davard pUlUllhad, 3d editio:i. revised and enlarged,prlcesem.- PRACTI(AL OBSERVATIONS on STRICTURES u of the URETHRA an4 RECTjlM, recommending an improved system for their treatment and otre, liustr4ting its efficacy by nume- ro,ls remarkisble and highlb important cases 1r4 some of which stric- tures of frons 100o20 years' duration have8 een totally removed in a few veeks, and its superiority therel' fully established over every other methpd hitherto practised. ByC. B. COURTENAY, M.D. To vhich are a4ded,Observatiomn and Practical Coamments on Local and General Debility, for the cure of which a mode of treatmesit, the re- sult oflongand successful practice, and at oncesafe,speedy, and effec- tual 1Is adopted by the auth,pr, Pri,stedfortheauthor, Robert-street, Adelphi; and Published by T, S. 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The language is poetical inthe highesC degree: there is a conmnand of imagery that savours oi-fvaste and prodigality: there is all the vigour and Ireshmness of original genius, with resources unwearied and inexhiaustible. These are our honest sentiments, warm from the first impression wv have receivedou a delighted perusal ofthe tragedy, -without an inter- val of rest. or :n wlsh to lay it down."-Gentleman's Magazile. Jan. 1824. "As a poem it is entitled to very hibh commendation." &dc. "Wc have quoted beauties, we shall onit blemishes, and tepeat what wve before said, that Count Areaz both passesses and promises mueb poetic exeellence."-I,iterary Gazetto, March 6. "Arezzi, though not a-goodacting play, isafioedramatic poem in which theinterestis admirably kept up,"-" the charactcrs those of real life, anud the lauguagepossesslng a vigmurand a beauty which are rarely coniblued. 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