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E. L. CAREY & A. HART,

WILL SHORTLY PUBLISH—

R. P. WARD.

FIELDING, OR SOCIETY.
By the author of "Tremaine," and "De Vere."

CAPT. MARRYAT.

MR. MIDSHIPMAN EASY;
By the author of "Peter Simple."
(Now ready.)

DIARY OF A BLASE.
By the author of " Peter Simple."
(Now ready.)

D'ISRAELI THE YOUNGER.
HENRIETTA TEMPLE.
By the author of "Vivian Grey."

LADY MORGAN. WOMAN AND HER MASTER; BY LADY MORGAN.

LADY C. BURY.

LOVE;

A NOVEL,

By the author of " Marriage in High Life.”

MRS. GORE.

NEW TALES;

By the author of "Pin Money."

PAUL PRY.

DELICATE ATTENTIONS;

AND OTHER TALES,

By the author of "Little Pedlington."
(Now ready.)

LADY C. BURY.

POSTHUMOUS

MEMOIRS OF A PEERESS,

By the author of "Flirtation."

WALDSTEIN;

AND OTHER TALES,

By D'Israeli; James, author of the "Gipsy;" Miss Mitford; Mrs. S. C. Hall; W. II. Harrison; Mrs. Gore, Author of " Mothers and Daughters," &c. &c. &c.

(Now ready.)

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PAUL DE KOCK.

THE FRENCH SMOLLET.

1.

ANDREW THE SAVOYARD.

(Now ready.)

2.

MADELINE.

3.

THE PARIS BARBER.

Several other works by the same popular Author are in preparation, and will be issued with all possible despatch.

The following is extracted from a very able article which appeared in the FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW.

"The name of Paul de Kock is probably known to few of our readers, and yet he is a highly popular Author, within two days journey of our capital. During a year or two past, he has been the prolific parent of almost innumerable volumes, which have received a warm reception from his countrymen, and are every day being MULTIPLIED IN NEW EDITIONS. It is worth while to inquire, what is this which pleases our neighbours so much? WE WISH WE COULD COMMUNICATE TO OUR READERS A TITHE OF THE AMUSEMENT THAT INQUIRY HAS AFFORDED US..... Where Peregrine Pickle is a welcome guest, the society of Paul de Kock will be enjoyed...... Humour is not the only characteristic of our author; he has another virtue, the truth of his pictures of life and society-the ABSOLUTE NATURE of his pieces of conversation and character..... A work (Sister Anne), uncommonly well sustained in all its parts and humours by our FRENCH SMOLLET..... Perhaps the most really pleasing of all these romances, is Andrew the Savoyard."

SNARLEYYOW, OR THE DOG-FIEND;
By the author of " Peter Simple."

THE WRECKED MERCHANT,
By the author of " Rattlin the Reefer."

MADAME DE STAEL.

DELPHINE,

A novel,

By the Author of “Corinne," &c. (now ready.)

PLEBEIANS AND PATRICIANS.
(Now ready.)

THE FELLOW COMMONER; Or, Remarkable Escapes of a Predestinated Rogue.

JERNINGHAM,

OR THE INCONSISTENT MAN.

ELOISE;

By J. J. ROUSSEAU.

PIC NICS;

Or Stories, Tales and Legends of Ireland.

THE BOOK OF BOOKS,

OR

London as it is, and as it should be.

TRAITS AND TRIALS OF EARLY LIFE;

BY

MISS LANDON,

Author of the "Improvisatrice."

MARRYAT'S WORKS:
In one vol. 8vo. with a Portrait.

PAMBOUR ON LOCOMOTIVES.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES UPON RAILWAYS;

With practical tables, giving at once, the result of the formulæ ; founded upon a great many new experiments made on a large scale, in a daily practice on the Liverpool and Manchester Railways, with many different Engines, and considerable trains of Carriages, by F. M. G. de Pambour.

1 vol. 8vo.

THE STEAM ENGINE,

Explained and illustrated in a familiar style, with its application to the Arts and Manufactures, more especially in transport by Land and Water; with some account of the Rail Roads now in progress in various parts of the world. By the Rev. DIONYSIUS LARDER, LL.D. From the Fifth London Edition. Illustrated with numerous engravings and Wood Cuts, with the late American Improvements, by Professor Renwick.

THE TIN TRUMPET,

OR ODDS AND ENDS

FOR THE WISE AND WAGGISH. "To whomsoever we are indebted for the concoction of these volumes, we owe thanks for a clever collection of Scraps, and much amusing as well as instructive reading.-Literary Gazette.

FRESCATIS, OR SCENES IN PARIS.

THE ROUE-New Edition.