The History of the Dominion of the Arabs, in Spain, founded upon a comparison of the Arabic MSS. in the Escurial, with the Spanish Chronicles, is about to be translated from the French.

A Journey through various Parts of Europe, in the Years 1818, 1819, 1820, and 1821; with Notes, Classical and Historical; and Memoirs of the Seven Dukes of the House of Medici, and the different Dynasties of the Kings of Naples. By Thomas Pennington, A. M. Rector of Thorley, Herts, late Fellow of Clare-Hall, Cambridge.

Celebrated Trials, and Remarkable Cases of Criminal Jurisprudence; being a popular Account of extraordinary cases of Crime and Punishment which have occurred during the last Four Hundred Years, in the United Kingdom, and in the rest of Europe and America, from Lord Cobham, in 1418, to John Thurtell and Henry Fauntleroy, in 1824. Collected

and translated from the most authentic sources in the English, German, and French languages.

A Manuel of Classical Biography. By Joseph William Moss, will soon appear. Stories from the Old Chroniclers, with a Prefatory Essay, and Historical Notes. With outline Illustrations.

An Inquiry into the Elective Rights of the Freeholders of the Corporate Counties, together with a Report of the Proceedings before the Committee on the last Election of the County of Warwick. By U. Corbett, Esq. barrister at law.

Robert Emmett, or the Resources of Ireland, is in the press.

The Remains of Henry Kirke White, selected, with Prefatory Remarks, and an Account of his Life. By Robert Southey, Esq. complete in 1 vol. 24mo. boards. With Portrait, engraved Title, and Vignettes, is about to appear.

Travels through Russia in Europe, Siberia, Poland, Austria, Bohemia, Saxony, Prussia, and other parts of Germany; with a Portrait of the author, and other Plates. By James Holman, R.N. K.W.

The Historical and Literary Tour of a Foreigner in England and Scotland, with Anecdotes of celebrated Persons visited by the author, including most of the literati of both countries, in 2 vols. 8vo, is expected to appear speedily.

Nearly ready for publication, the Diable Diplomat, par un Ancien Ministre.

The Operative Mechanic and British Machinist; exhibiting the actual Construction and Practical Uses of all Machinery and Implements at present used in the Manufactories of Great Britain, with the real processes adopted in perfecting the useful arts and national manufactures of every description. By John Nicholson, Esq. Civil Engineer,

Further Observations on the Treat ment of the Lateral or Serpentine Curvature of the Spine. By John Shaw, Surgeon and Lecturer on Anatomy, will soon appear.

Songs of a Stranger, are announced by Louisa Stewart Castello.

In the press, Observations on the Law and Policy of Joint Stock Companies. By H. Bellenden Kerr, Esq. F. R. S., of Lincoln's Inn.

A Popular View of the Actual State of the English Laws of Property, with some suggestions for a Code. By James Humphreys, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. will soon

appear.

Anselmo; a Tale of Italy, illustrative of Roman and Neapolitan Life, from 1789 to 1809. By A. Vieusseux, author of Italy and the Italians.

Mr Nichols's Collection of "The Progresses, Processions, and Public Entertainments of King James the First," will contain (by the kind communications of numerous literary friends) many interesting particulars, never before published, of the King's welcome reception in various Corporation Towns, and of his Entertainment in the hospitable mansions of the Nobility, and Gentry, whom he honoured by his visits. Complete Copies are also re-printed of several Tracts of extreme rarity, not to be separately obtained, but at an enormous expense; amongst which are all the Masques at Court during the twenty-two years of that pacific Monarch's reign, including those performed by the Gentlemen of the Inns of Court, and as many of the "London Pageants" of the period as can be met with. Illustrated by Historical, Topographical, Biographical, and Bibliographical Notes, collected during the Researches of not less than half a century. This Work is printed uniformly with the "Progresses of Queen Elizabeth;" and will form three handsome volumes, to be published periodically in separate Portions, to commence on the 1st of June.

Observations on some Dialects in the West of England, particularly Somersetshire, with a Glossary of Words now in use there. By James Jennings.

Thomas Fitzgerald, the Lord of Offaley, and Lord Deputy of Ireland, a romance of the Sixteenth Century.

Going Too Far, a Tale for all ages. Shortly will be published, To-Day in Ireland; a Series of Tales, consisting of the Carders, Connemara, and Old and New Light.

In the press, the Magistrate; or, Sessions and Police Review, Critical, Humorous, and Instructive, will be published on the 1st of May, and continued monthly.

Hints to some Churchwardens on the Repair of Parish Churches. 1 vol. 8vo, with twelve Plates.

Ancient Paintings and Mosaic discovered at Pompeii. By John Goldicutt, architect, in four parts, imperial octavo. Proof Impressions in quarto.

On the Religions of Ancient Greece, the Public, the Mystical, and the Philosophical. By W. Mitford, Esq.

A Gentleman of distinguished talent, long resident in Italy, is about to publish the result of his observations among the higher orders there, under the title of the "English in Italy." The Work is to extend to 3 volumes, and to be ready in April.

A new and splendid edition of that most curious and extraordinary volume, the Astrologer of the Nineteenth Century, with four Coloured Copperplates, and sixty singular Hieroglyphical Illustrations, designed by the erudite Mem. bers of the Mercurii, from manuscripts purchased at an enormous expence, and engraved by eminent artists, will be ready for delivery in the ensuing month.

A new Work of considerable interest, from the pen of Mr Taylor of Ongar, with a Plate on steel, from Corbould's design. Foolscap 8vo.

In two elegant post 8vo vols., November Nights, a Series of Tales, by the author of the Innkeeper's Album, Warrenia, &c. &c.

The worthy and talented author of Tales from Switzerland, has in the press a Tale of considerable pathos, called the Shepherdess of the Mountains, interspersed with poetry. The pencil of Mr Corbould is secured to embellish the volume.

In the press, and shortly will be pubJished, in 1 vol. 8vo, the Book of Nonconformity, in which the Churches of Dissent are vindicated from the Calumnious Misrepresentations of their Catholic and Protestant Traducers,

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Messrs Boosey and Sons will very shortly have ready for sale, Retsch's Original Designs to the Fight of the Dragon, by Schiller, with the German translation of the Poem, on fine paper.

Barclay's Apology for the Quakers, a New Edition, with Notes, Marginal References, &c. 8vo.

Belsham's (Miss E.) Introductory Catechism to Murray's Grammar, 18mc. Common Place Book of Epigrams, 24mo.

Common Place Book of Anecdotes, 24mo.

Garry's Treatise on Perspective for the use of Schools, with 16 Engravings, 12mo Jones' Continuation to Hume and Smollet's England. 3 vols. 8vo.

Martin's Carpenter's, Joiner's, and Cabinet-Maker's Practical Guide. 30 Engravings, royal 8vo.

Pinciples of Modern Horsemanship for Gentlemen, with 31 Engravings, royal 8vo.

Priestley's Lectures on History, a New Edition, including all the additions in the Philadelphia Editions, also numerous Notes and Illustrations, by J. T. Rutt, Esq.

Sale's Translation of Alkoran of Malomet, with several Hundred Readings from Savary; Notes and a New Index, Edited by Davenport. 2 vols. 8vo.

The Rev. Dr Nares, Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, is preparing for publication, Memoirs of the Life and Administration of the Right Hon. Wm. Cecil, Lord Bur. leigh, Lord High Treasurer of England in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, with extracts from his private and official correspondence and other papers not previously investigated. When it is remembered that, to this great statesman, almost every question of government was referred during the long and brilliant reign of Elizabeth, and that he, in consequence, virtually directed most of the leading measures of that important period, there can be little doubt, but that his history, when fully developed, (a task which has never before been attempted,) by the aid of his exceedingly numerous and valuable manuscripts, will be found oneof the most interesting subjects of contemplation that could be selected, especially when historically considered. The work is intended to form 2 vols. in Quarto, and to be accompanied by a portrait and other engravings by the first artists.

A new Octavo Edition of "Gostling's Walk in and about the City of Canterbury;" embellished with plates, and edit. ed by the Rev. John Metcalfe, M.A,

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Principles of Modern Horsemanship for Ladies. 30 Engravings, royal 8vo.

Mr Phillips, author of "Pomarium Britannicum," and other works, has just committed to the Press his new volume on which he has been so long engaged, entitled "Floral Emblems," containing, together with a complete account of the most beautiful picturesque devices employed in ancient and modern times, by the most celebrated painters and poets, a grammar of the language, whereby, in the most pleasing manner, ideas may be communicated, or events recorded, under semblances the most fanciful that can be applied to the purposes of amusement or of decoration. The poetical passages, in which a specific character is given to the different flowers, are selected from the best writers of all ages, and the plates, which present a variety of entirely new and delicate associations, have been designed and executed by the author.

The Works of James Arminius, D.D., formerly Professor of Divinity in the University of Leyden. Translated from the Latin by James Nichols, author of "Calvinism and Arminianism Compared in their Principles and Tendency." Vol. 1.

Shortly will be published, the sixth quarto volume of Dr Lingard's History of England, which will contain the reigns of James and Charles I.

A catalogue Raisonné of a most splendid collection of Oil Paintings and Miniatures, comprising upwards of five hundred articles, is now preparing for publication. The intended production we are given to understand, will comprise Biographical Sketches and Anecdotic matter relating to the several Characters who constitute this grand assortment, consisting of celebrated Individuals of every European Country. It is also the intention of the possessor to exhibit the whole to the public, which will necessarily prove a very rich treat to the amateurs in the ap proaching Spring.

The lovers of the arts will soon be gratified by the appearance of a Translation of the History of the Life and Works

of Raphael, from the French of Mr Quatermere de Quincy, accompanied by copious additions in the form of Notes, and preceded by a History of the Progress of Painting in Italy, from the time of Cimabue until the era of the divine Raphael.

A volume will shortly appear concerning the Astronomy of the Egyptians particularly referring to the celebrated circular Zodiac, discovered at Denderah and which was subsequensly conveyed to Paris.

In the press, and to be published in one vol. 8vo, Sermons, Expositions, and Addresses at the Holy Communion. By the late Rev. Alex. Waugh, A.M. Minister of the Scots Church in Miles Lane, London. A short Memoir of the Author will be prefixed.

Dr P. M. Latham has in the press, an Account of the disease lately prevalent at the General Penitentiary. 8vo.

In the press, an Exercise Book, to accompany Zumpts' Latin Grammar, by the Rev. John Kenrick.

In the press, the 2d Edition, considerably enlarged. A Treatise on Cancer, exhibiting a successful method of treating that disease in the occult stage, and also the most efficient method yet known of treating it in the open stage. By William Farr, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. &c.

Professor Zumpt of Berlin, author of the Latin Grammar, is about to publish a new edition of Quintus Curtius in 2 vols. 8vo. The first volume will contain the text, for which the Professor has used thirteen MSS. not hitherto collected; the second, the Commentary, in which the Latinity of Curtius will be vindicated, and the meaning very fully illustrated.

Deafness and Diseases of the Ears.A New and Monthly Work called the "Aurist," edited by Mr Wright, Surgeon Aurist to her late Majesty Queen Charlotte, is in the press, and will be immediately published. This subject, so seldom treated on, will be peculiarly interesting to the public.

The widow of the late Mr John Bell is about to publish his Observations on Italy, made principally during his stay at Florence, illustrated with Engravings from his own Drawings.

Memoirs of William Veitch, Minister of Dumfries, and George Brysson, Merchant in Edinburgh, written by themselves; with other Narratives illustra

tive of the History of Scotland, from the Restoration to the Revolution. To which are added an Appendix and Notes. In one volume 8vo.

Outlines of Geography. By the Rev. William Andrew. 12s.

A New Edition of Brown's Logarithms is in the press, to be carefully revised and corrected throughout.