PUGIN & LE KEUX'S ENGRAVED SPECIMENS OF THE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES OF NORMANDY; consisting of Plans, Elevations, Views, &c. of several Edifices of that Province, with historical and descriptive Letter-press, by JoHN BRITTON, Esq. F.S.A. &c. The Plates are wholly engraved by J. and H. Le Keux, 4to. half-bound, morocco, uncut, with paper between the plates, (published at 61. 6s.) reduced to 21. 12s. 6d.--Or on LARGE PAPER, cloth, (published at 101. 10s.) reduced to 4l. 14s. 6d. 1827

This publication consists of Eighty Engravings, elucidating the characteristics and peculiar members of several Buildings. Besides serving to illustrate, architec turally and scientifically, the styles and varieties of the Ancient Buildings of Normandy, the work tends to exemplify the variations between the Early Architecture of that country and of England; and thus furnishes data for the Critical Antiquary, and Practical Examples for the Architect.

"Mr. Pugin's works furnish the most valuable practical instructions-they are standards of taste to which we can constantly refer, and we sincerely hope he will prosecute his labours with unabated zeal.”—Literary Gazette.

PUGIN'S SPECIMENS OF GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, One Hundred and fourteen Plates, 2 vols. 4to. half-bound morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, (published at 61. 6s.) 31. 13s. 6d. 2 vols. royal 4to. Large Paper, cloth, 61. 6s (published at 91. 9s.) 1821

This work contains a series of ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN PLATES, illustrative of the Early Architecture of England, as displayed in Pinnacles, Roofs, Lanterns, Parapets, Chimneys, Turrets, Capitals, Niches, Arches, Spandrels, Doors, Doorways, Gateways, Windows, Fire Places, Mullions, Tracery, &c. The letterpress, by E. J. WILLSON, Esq. Architect and F.S.A., is explanatory of the Plates and historical of the Subjects represented, with a Glossary of ancient technical Terms. PUGIN AND MACKENZIE'S SPECIMENS OF

GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, from the Doors, Windows, Buttresses, Pinnacles, &c. with the Measurements, selected from the Buildings at Oxford; Sixty-one Plates, 4to. cloth, (published at 21. 28.) reduced to 11. 1s. PUGIN'S GOTHIC FURNITURE. Consisting of Twentyseven coloured Engravings, from designs by A. Pugin, with descriptive letter-press, 4to. cloth lettered, with Twenty-seven Plates, coloured. Reduced to 15s. (published at 17. 11s. 6d.)

"The present work is devoted exclusively to Gothic Furniture; and its chief. object is to demonstrate that this style is not less adapted to the interior than to the exterior decoration of houses, and that, when properly understood, it is capable of affording greater variety than the Greek and Roman. Some of the Royal Palaces, as well as several of the Mansions of our nobility and gentry, lately erected, and now building, farnish triumphant proofs of these positions, in the magnificence and richness which they display; and they must serve to convince every enlightened mind that we have models enough in our reach, without borrowing from other countries."

PUGIN'S MODERN FURNITURE. Consisting of Fortyfour coloured Engravings from designs by A. Pugin, J. Stafford (of Bath), and others, with descriptive letter-press, in 4to. cloth lettered, with Forty-four Plates, coloured. Reduced to 16s. (published at 11. 16s.)

"The present Work is rich in Window Draperies, for which it is chiefly indebted to the acknowledged abilities of Mr. Stafford, of Bath, whose exertions to ennoble the science of domestic embellishment deserve the highest commendation: especially as that difficult and important branch of the upholstery art, drapery in general, requires the talents of the draughtsman, combined with professional experience and taste."

PUGIN'S ORNAMENTS of the FIFTEENTH and

SIXTEENTH CENTURIES, viz:

Ancient Timber Houses at Rouen, Caen, Beauvais, &c.

Gothic, Furniture of the Fifteenth Century.

Designs for Gold and Silver ornaments. And

Designs for Iron and Brass Works in the style of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries.

102 plates drawn and etched by A. W. Pugin, 4to. half-bound morocco elegant, with gilt edges, (published at 41. 14s. 6d.) reduced to 21. 12s. 6d.

1826

Euch work is sold separately at the reduced price of 12s in cloth. We rejoice in Mr. PUGIN's return to his career of usefulness, in resening from oblivion some of the interesting details of those Wooden Fabrics which are fast disappearing, not more from natural decay than from the spirit of alteration, which has affected those continental towns. They still retain, however, far more numerous traces of these productions of the Gothic periods of the art, than most of our own cities. We are not inclined to think that such a style of construction will ever again be generally adopted in this country; but such examples as this volume contains must be invaluable to the architect, engaged in the erection of country dwellinge, composed in the character of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. The specimens are selected with judgment, and executed with facility of handling.

PYNE'S MICROCOSM, a Series of One Thousand Subjects, Rural and Domestic Scenery, Shipping, Craft, Sports, &c. one hundred and twenty Plates in aquatinta; 2 vols. in1, roy al4to. halfbound morocco, uncut, 21. 2s (published at 67. 6s.)

PYNE'S RUSTIC FIGURES, in Imitation of Chalk, Thirtysix Plates, 4to. sewed in stiff cloth covers, and lettered on the sides, 9s. (published at 17. 10s.) London.

PYNE'S ETCHINGS of RUSTIC FIGURES, for the Embellishment of Landscape, Sixty Plates, 8vo. sewed in stiff cloth covers, and lettered on the sides, 9s. (published at 17. 10s.)

RHINE. TOUR ALONG THE RHINE, BY BARON VON GERNING. Twenty-four Plates, coloured, 4to. cloth elegant, gilt edges, ll. 4s. (published at 4l. 48.); Large Paper, 11. 88. (published at 61. 6s.)

1820

ROWLANDSON'S ILLUSTRATED WORKS, complete. Syntax's Three Tours, 3 vols.-The Dance of Life-History of Johnny Quae Genus-Sentimental Travels in France-Naples and the Campagna Felice-Tom Raw the Griffin, with 188 Plates by Rowlandson, coloured, 8 vols. royal 8vo. morocco cloth elegant, top edges gilt. Reduced to 31. 38. (published at 81. 8s.)

A very cheap and amusing set of Books.

ROWLANDSON'S HUMOROUS WORKS, with coloured Plates, separately, as follows:

JOHNNY QUE GENUS. Twenty-four Plates, cloth elegant, top edges

gilt, 88.

TOM RAW. Twenty-four Plates, cloth elegant, top edge gilt, 9s,

SENEFELDER'S ART of LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING. A complete Course of Lithography, containing clear and explicit Instructions in all the different Branches and Manners of that Art, with Fourteen Plates of different Specimens of the Art, from Drawings by SAMUEL PROUT, F.S.A., and others, In 4to. cloth, gilt back, 9s. (published at 11. 68.)

1819

SMYTH'S (COKE) VIEWS IN THE CANADAS, consisting of the most interesting Scenes that are to be found in the Canadas: amongst which may be named, the Stupendous Falls of Niagara, the Citadel of Quebec, the Falls of Montmorency, &c. &c. It also embraces Faithful Delineations of the various Costumes and Manners of the Huron Indians, &c. &c. In imperial folio, with 23 plates, tinted with raised lights by Hullmandel, half-bound morocco, reduced to 17. 16s. (published at 41. 4s.). Beautifully coloured in imitation of Drawings, half-bound morocco, reduced to 31. 3s. (published at 61. 6s.)

Only a few copies remain for sale, and the Drawings have been rubbed off the stones. The subjects are drawn on Stone, by Mr. COKE SMYTH and Mr. Charles BENTLEY, and COLOURED from the ORIGINAL DRAWINGS made by Mr. COKE SMYTH, who was appointed, by Government, Artist to the Embassy during LORD DURHAM'S Mission.

The chief beauties of our North American territories lie on or near the magnificent rivers whose margins teem with cataracts, from the subsidiary streams flowing into them; indeed the numerous falls give a character to the country, and when we regard their vast height, reaching, as at Montmorency, to 240 feet, in one vast, unbroken sheet, a large river, giving its name and waters to the cataract, or as at Niagara, forming a semicircle of a mile in circumference, we may be excused for considering them as primary features in the country. Should it excite surprise that it has been preferred to give a sketch of Niagara from above, we can only offer as an excuse, the full sense of our inability to give to one who has never seen the falls, any idea of the grandeur from below.

SPECIMENS of the GOTHIC ORNAMENTS, selected from Lavenham Church, Suffolk. Forty Plates, 4to. cloth, 12s. (published at 18s.)

STEVENS'S DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE. Views of Cottages aud Farm-Houses in England and Wales, built chiefly during the dynasty of the House of Stuart, from drawings by S. Prout, A. Pugin, C. Varley, R. C. Burney, J. J. Chalon, W. De La Motte, R. Hills, Pyne, and others. Fifty-four Plates, with descriptions illustrating the art of drawing Rural Architecture, imperial 4to. half-bound morocco, uncut, 17. 18. (published at 31. 3s.) London.

TITSINGH'S JAPANESE HISTORY. Illustrations of Japan, consisting of Private Memoirs and Anecdotes of the reigning Dynasty of the Djogouns, or Sovereigns of Japan; a description of the Feasts and Ceremonies observed throughout the year at Court; and Description of the Ceremonies at FUNERALS AND MARRIAGES, by M. Titsingh, with Thirteen Plates, coloured from Japanese Designs, 4to. bound in red morocco, cloth gilt, reduced to 18s. (published at 21. 18s)

1822

TOM RAW, the GRIFFIN; a Burlesque Poem, with Twentyfive Plates, coloured, descriptive of the Adventures of a Cadet in the East India Company's Service. In royal 8vo. with Twenty-five Plates, coloured, bound cloth gilt, with top edge gilt, reduced to 9s. (published at 17. 1s.) 1828 UPHAM'S HISTORY AND DOCTRINE OF BUDHISM. Popularly illustrated with notices of the Kappooism or Demon Worship, and of the Bali or Planetary Incantations of Ceylon, with Forty-three Plates from Singalese designs, coloured, folio, cloth elegant, gilt back, 21. 58. (published at 51. 58.) 1829 VIDAL'S TOUR in BUENOS AYRES and MONTE VIDEO, Twenty-four Plates, coloured, 4to. cloth elegant, gilt edges, 18s. (published at 4l. 4s.); Large Paper, 11. 8s. (published at 61. 6s.)

1830

WESTALL'S PICTORIAL TOUR on the THAMES, Twenty-four Plates, coloured, 4to. cloth elegant, gilt edges, 11. 4s. (published at 41. 4s.); Large Paper, 11. 8s. (published at 67. 6s.) 1828 WESTALL'S MANSIONS OF ENGLAND, One Hundred and Forty-six Coloured Plates of Country-Seats of the Royal Family, Nobility, and Gentry, 2 vols. royal 8vo. half morocco elegant, top edges gilt, 21. 2s. (published at 47. 10s.) London, 1828

U. NORMAN, PRINTER, MAIDEN LANE, COVENT GARDEN.

THE celebrated HOT MINERAL WATERS of BATH, possess all the curative properties of the most esteemed Mineral Waters of Germany. The most eminent Physicians and Surgeons, including SIR JAMES CLARK, DR. LOCOCK, SIR ALEXANDER CRITCHTON, SIR JAMES JOHNSON, DR. CHAMBERS, DR. BARLOW, DR. GRANVILLE, SIR ASTLEY COOPER, SIR BENJAMIN BRODIE, MR. GUTHRIE, &c., &c., have testified to their valuable curative properties and great efficacy in all Rheumatic, Gouty, Paralytic, and Chronic affections; in contractions and lameness arising from the above disorders; in strains or other local injuries; in all cutaneous diseases; biliary and glandular obstructions, and uterine affections, as well as in complaints referable to the female constitution. They are also most beneficial in hypochondriacal and hysterical affections, and in general disordered health with impaired digestive powers.