TO THE BOOKSELLERS AND PROPRIETORS OF CIRCULATING LIBRARIES OF THE UNITED KINGDON. The great and still increasing number of Circulating Libraries and Literary Institutions throughout the country is a proof of the eagerness of the public to peruse new works of merit. This craving has been checked, in the case of Works of Fiction especially, by the very high price at which they have for some years been published. It has been found that the selling price of 10s. 6d. per volume does not admit of an adequate return of profit to the greater proportion of these establishments, and booksellers are therefore compelled to disappoint their customers by waiting until they can purchase copies at a reduced rate, when the work has become of less interest. In addition to the above objection, the Trade has had reason to complain of the system, frequently resorted to for some years past, of disposing of remainders of books within a short period after their publication, the effect of which has naturally been to weaken confidence in the Publishers' prices. The present moment appears to be favourable for attempting to remedy these defects. The eagerness of Pub 8, New Burlington Street, 13th Nov. 1838. tages likely to accrue to themselves from the measure contemplated, have promised their co-operation. The plan proposed by Mr. Bentley is, First, to reduce the selling price of Novels, henceforth to be published by him, from 10s. 6d. to 8s. per volume; the form, and style of printing, and paper, being the same. Secondly, not to dispose of the remainder of any Novel he may publish from this period for at least three years from its first appearance. Indeed this measure may not be resorted to by him at all. Thirdly, to allow a larger interval of time between the publication of each new Novel. The cordial support of the Trade is confidently relied upon by Mr. Bentley in taking a step so obviously advantageous to it, and especially to the proprietors of Circulating Libraries. Should this plan fail to extend the sale considerably, there will, of course, be no alternative but to recur to the old terms. The first Work published upon the reduced price is Mr. Dickens's celebrated story of "Oliver Twist*," which will be followed by Works of Fiction from the undermentioned distinguished writers: Sir EDWARD LYTTON BULWER, Bart.; the Author of "SAM SLICK"; Mr. THEODORE HOOK; Mr. MAXWELL, Author of "Stories of Waterloo"; Mr. J. FENNIMORE COOPER; Captain GLASCOCK, R.N.; Mr. AINSWORTH; Mrs. TROLLOPE; Mr. G. P. R. JAMES; Mrs. C. GORE; "THE OLD SAILOR"; Mr. HOFFMAN, &C. OLIVER TWIST being illustrated and bound in cloth, the price is 25s. instead of 24s. to defray the increase of cost. lishers to bring out works without sufficient discrimination OLIVER TWIST. BY CHARLES DICKENS, has now subsided; many Booksellers have partially, or Esq. Author of "The Pickwick Papers." 3 vols. wholly, withdrawn from this branch of business; and the post 8vo. with 24 Illustrations by GEO. CRuikshank, most eminent Authors, from a conviction of the advan-1. 5s. bound in cloth, lettered.-Now ready. (6105*) Sales by Auction. LAW BOOKS. (By order of the Executors.) To be sold by Auction, by Mr. HODGSON, at his Great Room, 192, Fleet Street, on Friday, November 16th, and following day, at half-past 12, VALUABLE LAW LIBRARIES, including the LIBRARY of Sir. BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN, late Chief Judge of the Supreme Court at Calcutta, deceased. AMONG WHICH ARE Hamilton's Hedaya, 4 vols.; Ruff'head's Statutes at Large to 1 Vict.; Comyns's Digest, by Hammond, 8 vols.; Hansard's Parliamentary History, and Howell's State Trials; Viner and Bacon's Abridgments; Montefiore's Commercial Precedents; numerous Treatises and Books of Practice. Also the Reports of Peere Williams, Atkyns, Ambler, Cox, Eden, Vesey, Vesey jun. SECOND EDITION, Vesey and Beames, Cooper, Merivale, Swanston, Jacob and Walker, Russell and Mylne, Mylne and Craig, Brown, Bligh, Schoales and Lefroy, Maddock, Simons and Stuart, Simons, Rose, Buck, Coke, Salkeld, Saunders, Comyns, Burrow, Douglas, Cowper, Durnford and East, East, Maule and Selwyn, Barnewall and Alderson, Barnewall and Cresswell, Barnewall and Adolphus, Adolphus and Ellis, Willis, Blackstone, Bosanquet and Puller, Marshall, Taunton, Broderip and Bingham, Bingham, Campbell, Starkie, Moody and Malkin, Robinson, Edwards, Dodson, Addams, &c. &c. (6106) To be viewed, and Catalogues had. SALES by AUCTION-SOUTHGATE'S ROOMS.-By Mr. SOUTHGATE, at his Rooms, 22, Fleet Street. On Monday, Nov. 19th, and Five following Days. INCLUDING A SELECTION from the LIBRARY of an ARCHITECT; AMONG WHICH ARE, Musée Français, 4 vols. superb copy in mor.-Stuart's Athens, 4 vols.-Cameron's Baths of the Romans-Maisons Royales de France, 3 vols.-Blondel, Maisons de France, 4 vols.-Eglises Principales de l'Europe, 2 vols.Italia Theatrum, 4 vols.-Voyage Pittoresque de Naples et Sicile, 5 vols.-Rossini's Rome-Volpato's Paintings of the Vatican-Stothard's Monumental Effigies-Britton's Cathedral Antiquities-Pugin's Examples of Gothic Architecture, 3 vols.-Storer's Cathedrals, 4 vols.-Buck's Castles, 2 vols.-Lodge's Portraits, 4 vols.-Martin's Milton, proofs, 2 vols. mor. With a large Collection of Works on the Arts and Sciences, in their various Branches. A unique collection of Casts in Sulphur of the Whole of the Great Seals of England—a splendid Album, &c. 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By the late WALTER HAMILTON. 2 vols. 8vo. £1. 12s. (6109) and STUDIES from NATURE in HINDOSTAN, embracing an Outline of the Voyages to Calcutta, and Five Years' Residence in Bengal and the Doab, from 1831 to 1836. By THOS. BACON, Lieut. of the Bengal Horse Artillery. 2 vols. 8vo. with Plates, 1. 10s. (6110) FIRST IMPRESSIONS £1 0 0 016 1 66 0 10 0 0 10 0 (6120) Jas. Wyld, Geographer to the Queen, Charing Cross East. A MAPS OF INDIA. In Twelve Sheets, MAP of INDIA. 6d. each, or coloured 9d. Published under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. It is also sold mounted and in case, for the pocket, ₤1.15. (6121) Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster Row; of whom may be had (GRATIS) a LIST of the other MAPS, and of the LIBRARY of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, &c. published by them. DISSERTATIONS on UNACCOM PROPHECY. By WILLIAM SNELL CHAUNCY. Handsomely printed in 1 vol. 8vo. 10s. 6d. embossed cloth. (6122) London: James Nisbet and Co. 21, Berners Street, Oxford Street; Hamilton, Adams, and Co. Paternoster Row. Dublin: William Curry, Jun. and Co. Edinburgh: John Johnstone. NEW WORKS PUBLISHED BY JACKSON AND WALFORD, 18, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD. AN ANALYTICAL and COMPARATIVE RISE and PROGRESS of the BRITISH kind; with their Internal Diversities of Creed and Pre VIEW of all RELIGIONS now extant among Manfession. By JOSIAH CONDER, Author of the "Modern Traveller," &c. &c. 1 thick vol. 8vo. 14s. cloth. (6123) HOME EDUCATION. By the Author of "Natural History of Enthusiasm." 2d Edition, (6124) royal 12mo. 7s. 6d. cloth. DR. PYE SMITH'S SCRIPTURE TESTIMONY to the MESSIAH; an Inquiry with a view to a satisfactory determination of the Doctrine taught in the Holy Scriptures concerning the Person of Christ. 3d Edition, much improved, and enlarged by a boards. ANGLO-INDIA, SOCIAL, MORAL, and considerable increase of new matter, 3 vols. 810. 30s. (6123) HOLY SCRIPTURE VERIFIED; or, the DIVINE INSPIRATION; or, the Superua tural Influence exerted in the Communication of Divine Truth, and its special bearing on the Composition of the Sacred Scriptures; with Notes aud ilustrations. By the Rev. Dr. HENDERSON. 8vo. 12s. cloth. (6127) CAUSES of the CORRUPTION of LL.D. Professor of Ancient and Modern History in the CHRISTIANITY. By the Rev. ROBERT VAUGHAN, University of London, Author of the "Life of Wycliffe," &c. 8vo. 10s. 6d. cloth. (6128) THE QANOON-E-ISLAM; or, the Customs of the CHRISTIAN ETHICS; or, comprising a full and exact account of their various Rites and Ceremonies, from the moment of Birth till the hour of Death; including their Fasts and Festivals (particularly the Mohurrum) their &c. BY JAFFUR SHURREEF, (a Native of the Leccan); translated by G. A. HERKLOTS, M.D. 1 vol. 8vo. 16s. cloth boards. Works lately published—continued. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY FOR SCHOOLS. THE FLAXEN-HEADED COW-BOY; a coloured Plates, by W. H. 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By LITTLE DOWNY; or the Adventures of a WILLIAM BARKER, M.B., of Trinity College, Dublin. New Edition, greatly enlarged, 1 vol. 12mo. 7s. 6d. The Editor has endeavoured to render this work a correct exposition of the present state of chemical science, adapted for those who are commencing the study of chemistry. (6133) 3. THE ELEMENTS of PHYSICS; containing, 1. Introductory Observations.-2. Properties of Bodies.-3. Properties and Constitution of Solids.-4. Laws of Equilibrium and Motion.--5. Gravity.-6. Hydrostatics. -7. Capillary Theory.-8. Acoustics.-9. Heat.-10. Optics.-11. Electricity, Galvanism, and Magnetism.-12. Concluding Observations. BY THOMAS WEBSTER, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, Fellow of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, and Secretary to the Institution of Civil Engineers. 1 vol. 12mo. with numerous Figures, 9s. 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"My principal object has been to exhibit the wisdom and genius of our author. .....There is more moral knowledge contained in a few lines of his writings than is to be found in a whole chapter of those works which treat expressly of moral science."-PREFACE. "The most practised reader of Shakspeare must take up such a work with astonishment." MIDLAND COUNTIES' HERALD. "It is a book for the most critical, as well as the most superficial reader."-ATLAS. The best attempt ever made to index Shakspeare." SUNDAY TIMES. "This is no common or common-place compilation. The world is indebted to the learned editor for having condensed so much exquisite matter into so small a space." DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. (6136) Scott, Webster, and Geary, Charterhouse Square. HUME and SMOLLETT. 16 Cabinet vols. (Hume 10, Smollett 6) with Historical Vignettes and Portraits, 3. 4s. cloth lettered; or 4s. each vol. (6154) (Each Author, or Volume, may be had separately.) 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(6185) Drawing-Room Almanack (The), 1s. 6d. 5813 6037 6036 6039 Eglantine (The), 2s. 6d. roan tuck, on the 21st Fulcher's Sudbury Pocket Book for 1839, 2s. 6d. Gotha Almanac, 1839, French or German, 4s. 6d..... Hamilton's (Mrs.) Family Ledger, 8vo. 2s. cloth .... 5815 6034 Kearsley's Tax Tables and Almanack, 1839, 1s. 6d. Oliver & Boyd's Pt. Almanacs, 1839, 18mo. 1d. & 3d. 5807-8 New Edinb. Almanac, 1839. in the press 5809 Pawsey's Ladies Fashionable Repository, 1839, 2s. 6d. 6035 Peacock and Mansfield's Almanacks, Nov. 20 5923 Religious Tract Society's Almanacks... 5789 to 5792 Richard's Daily Remembrancer, various editions .. 5812 Suttaby's Pocket Books:5816 to 5834 5835 to 5842 6047 6048 Beauty, super-royal 8vo. 21s. silk.. Royalty for 1839, imperial 4to. £2. 12s. 6d... 5904 Coronation (The) painted by E. T. 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