Mr Gideon Mantell, F. L. S. Member of the Geological Society, and author of the "Fossils of the South Downs," is preparing for publication a Description of the Strata and Organic Remains of Tilgate Forest; with Observations on the Beds of Limestone and Clay which alternate in the Ironsand of Sussex. This work will be embellished with numerous Engravings of the extraordinary fossils discovered by the anthor in those remarkable strata; and will contain an Account of the Geological Relations of the Limestone of Winchelsea, Hastings, Battel, Horsham, &c. It is intended as an Appendix to the "Illustrations of the Geology of Sussex."

A Prospectus of a Work upon Ancient Armour has been put forth by Dr Meyreck.

Mr P. W. Watson, of Hull, has been engaged, in the vicinity of London, since the Spring of 1820, in collecting materials for a "Dendralogia Brittanica," (Trees and Shrubs that will live in the open air of Britain during the whole year.) To be illustrated by original descriptions, and coloured plates from living plants.

Prælectiones Academicæ, or Academic Lectures, are preparing for the press, on subjects connected with the History of Modern Europe; viz. Christianity, Mahomedanism, the Crusades, Literature and the Arts, Navigation, the Jesuits, the Reformation, Civil Wars in England, Slave Trade, Commerce, French Revolution, Civil Liberty, and Religious Toleration. By the Rev. H. C. O'Donnoghue, A.M. This Work will be published in four quarterly parts; making, when completed, one handsome volume octavo, of 600 pages.

Public Men of our own Times is the title of a Work which will appear in July, in 3 vols., of the size of Debrett's Peerage. It will include nearly three thousand biographies of living characters in all civilized nations, and in all walks of public life; and be ornamented with 150 copperplate portraits.

The History and Antiquities of Lewes are announced for publication, in one volume quarto, with numerous Lithographic Plates. By the Rev. T. Horsfield and J. W. Woolgar, M.A.S. The Natural History of the District by G. Mantell, F. L. and G.S., Member of the College of Surgeons, &c.

Captain Manby, author of the Means of Saving Persons from Shipwreck, has near

Sixteen Practical Sermons will shortly be published, on the most important subjects of religion, delivered on various occasions, by the late Rev. Richard Postlethwaite, Rector of Roche, Cornwall.

Mr Pontey's Practical Treatise on Rural Ornament, which deduces the science from well-known fixed principles, will appear in the course of the present month.

Shortly will be published, with numerous plates, a Tour through Sweden, Norway, and the Coast of Norwegian Lapland to the Northern Cape, in the year 1820. By A. De Capell Brooke.

At the same time will appear, in imperial quarto, the Costumes of the different Provinces in Sweden, coloured.

Mr Nelson is preparing an octavo edition of his History of Islington, which will contain much additional letter-press, and twenty Engravings and Lithographic Prints.

The Hundred of Mere. By Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart. ; being the First Portion of a History of Modern Wilts.

The First Part of Mr Baxter's History and Antiquities of the County of Northampton, containing the Hundreds of Spelho, Newbottle Grove, and part of Fawsley.

Travels into the Arkansa Territory in America, with Occasional Observations on the Manners of the Aborigines. Illustrated by a map and other engravings. By Thomas Nuttal, F.L.S.

An Analytical Investigation of the Scriptural Claims of the Devil, and a similar Inquiry into the meaning of the terms Sheol, Hades, and Gehenna, as used by the Scripture Writers. By the Rev. Russell Scott, of Portsmouth.

Mr Worsdale, sen. of Lincoln, has ready for the press, a Work, entitled, Celestial Philosophy, or Genethliacal Astronomy. This manuscript is entirely original, and contains, we are informed, the whole art of calculating nativities, with a great number of genitures. The examples are given in figures, which may be proved by the use of the celestial globe, or spherical trigonometry. It is intended to publish it in twentyfive numbers, making 600 pages, 8vo.

A Chart of the Rise and Progress of Christianity, exhibiting at one view the number of Christians, viz. Greeks, Roman Catholics, and Protestants, at any particular period, from the commencement of Christianity, to the present time; with a map of the world, shewing the parts inha

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Second Edition of a Course of Elementary Fortification; including Rules, deduced from experiment, for determining the Strength of Revetments: treated on a principle of peculiar perspicuity, and illustrated by five plates and 630 diagrams. Originally published as part of a Course of Military Instruction. By C. W. Pasley, Lieutenant-Colonel R. E. F.R.S., and Director of the Establishment for Field Instruction, Royal Engineer Department.

A Treatise on the Use of Moxa, as a Therapeutical Agent. By Baron Larrey. Translated from the French; with Notes and an Introduction, containing a History of the Substance, by Robley Dunglison, will appear in the course of the present month.

Mr Hopkins, of Manchester, has in the press a Work on Principles of Political Economy which regulate Wages, Profits, Rent, and the Value of Money.

The Rev. Dr Rudge has in the press, in two octavo volumes, Sermons on the Leading Characters and most important Events recorded in the Book of Genesis.

A Second Edition of Mr Hamper's Tract on Hoar-Stones.

Memoirs of the Queens of England, with a Sketch of the Kings. By Catherine Hutton, author of the Tour of Africa, &c.

The Rev. George Holden is printing, in an octavo volume, an Attempt to Illustrate the Book of Ecclesiastes.

Mr Townsend is preparing for publication the New Testament, in Chronological and Historical Order, on a plan similar to his Arrangement of the Old Testament, lately published.

Shortly will appear, the Claims of Sir Philip Francis Refuted.

A Second Edition of Sir Astley Cooper's Work on Hernia. By C. Aston Key. With Additions by the Author, and Notes by the Editor, on the Works of Scarpa, and others who have written since the publication of the former edition.

The Rev. William Jay has in the press a new edition of his Short Discourses for Families.

Essays on Subjects of Inquiry in Metaphysics, Morals, and Religion. By the late Isaac Hawkins Brown, Esq. 8vo.

The Princess Olive of Cumberland announces her intention of publishing by subscription her Poems, in 2 vols.

Mr William Cooke has in the press an Abridgment, with Copious Notes, of Professor Morgagni's Work on Diseases.

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Miss Mary Ann Hedge is about to publish a Novel, called "Man," or Anecdotes National and Individual.

A new edition of the Gûlistân, or Rose Garden. By Musle-Hudden Shaik Cady, of Sheraz. Translated from the original Persian, by Francis Gladwin, Esq. is stated to be in the press.

A Complete Translation into French of Dr Johnson's Lives of the Poets, is now, for the first time, printing in Paris.

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Tales of a Tourist, containing the Outlaw and Fashionable Connexions. By Miss Lefanu, author of Strathallan, &c. 4 vols.

What shall be, shall be. A Novel. By Mrs Meeke. 4 vols.

Alice, or Infidelity; a Tale of the World. By Grace Stuart Hume. 5 vols.

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Peveril of the Peak. By the Author of Waverley, &c. is in the Press.

The Author of Annals of the Parish, &c. is preparing for publication, The Entail, or, the Lairds of Grippy.

In the Press, and speedily will be pub

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The Flemish, Dutch, and German Schools of Painting. By the Rev. J. T. James. 8vo. 12s.

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Star Tables for 1823 (No. II.) for more readily ascertaining the Latitude and Longitude at sea in the Twilight and during the Night; with Perpetual and other useful Tables, which, with those of 1822, will be serviceable for many years. By Captain Thomas Lynn.

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