Charles s. John Fox,

Mem and ToIsak1c Book.
WILLIAM HYDE,
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No. 8, Mussey's Row, luiddle-Street,
IIA6 just received Worcester's new "Univer-
l. i sal Gazetteer" aud by an arrangement with
the Author s the sole wholesale vender of them in
the District of Maize. He therefore offers them to
the trade on the Publishers terms. Copies will
be left for sale at Bath and Hallowell II will be
unnecessary to say any thing more in recommen-
dation of the work, than to publish thefollowiDg


Ertracts from Revtews.


We are fully of opinion that work like the
present was needed. The latest and best Ga2et-
tecrs in England and America, leave multitude
of planes undescrbed, or very partially described,
which have in the series of events become very in
teresting 10 US. TO collect materials for the des
cEption ofthese needed time, patient industry,
perseverance, a habit of selecting the most inter-
estng topics in description, and clear modcoi ex-
hibiting them; and are Of opinion that Mr..
Worcester has united these requisites in the COM
position of hiss


In our apprehension she preference of this
Gazetteer over former works Of the same nature,
consists in six particulars tst il is far more com.
piete in the list of places than any former Gazet-
teer. 2diy Tits the proper medium between too
much difuseness and too much hreyity. Sdly, II 10
| furnished with an Appendix Of very useful and i'm.
portant matter, such as OF her Gazetteers do not
exhibit. 4thly The plas of uniting ancient and
sacred geography, SO far asthe nature OF the werk
would admit, is an Improvement upon the plan OF
former Gazetteers, which will be grateful to every
student Of sacred and profane history. 5tbly /;
the account of the United States, and Of America
generally, is far more complete than any we have
hitherto bad. 6thly; it has decided preferen ce
over all others in point oftype and paper. The
price may seem high for octave volumes but il
the size of the volumes and the pages with the size
of the type and the beauty Of the execution be
ken into the account, few books come into the mar
ket at a cheaper rate."--Ponophst.


I'VE do not wish to dwell upon these small Oh
jects in this work, because we havsno time nor
on the other hand, TO point out its merits, which
.certainly;predominate Ii contains a great mass
Conformation, digesied in very compact form and
stated generally with precision and accuracy
North Ar,eyicGn Rerielo.
(" Worcester's Gazetteer, as far as we have been
able to examine it and are capable Of forming q
Judgment Of its merits, is very correct, and most
able and elaborate rk."-CotuhbiGY, Centinel.
4dlso now publishing and will SHORTLY be for sale
at The above store