Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Bart. NOW PUBLISHING, IN WEEKLY NUMBERS, Price Threehalfpence each, AND IN MONTHLY PARTS, SEWED, IN A WRAPPER, PRICE SEVENPENCE, A CHEAP EDITION OF THE NOVELS AND TALES OF SIR EDWARD BULWER LYTTON, BART. A NEW PREFACE will be published on the completion of each Work, together with a FRONTISPIECE by an eminent Artist. EUGENE ARAM Is now in course of Publication, and will be completed in Twenty Numbers. price 3s. 6d. ditto, ditto, "One of the most popular of Sir EDWARD BULWER LYTTON's Works has now made its appearance in a single volume, and we hail with much pleasure an Edition which, from its extreme cheapness, enables every admirer of his romances to add it to his shelves."-Review of "RIENZI" in Morning Chronicle. 9. State of Europe prior to the war, and causes 22. Internal transactions and naval campaign of which led to it. Great Britain in 1797. [Continued. Mr. Charles Dickens. NOW PUBLISHING, IN WEEKLY NUMBERS, Each containing 16 Pages, Price Threehalfpence each, AND IN MONTHLY PARTS, SEWED, IN A WRAPPER, A CHEAP EDITION OF THE WORKS OF MR. CHARLES DICKENS. A NEW PREFACE will be published to each Work on its completion, together with a FRONTISPIECE by some eminent Artist. BARNABY RUDGE Is now in course of Publication, and will be completed in Twenty-four Numbers. In the meantime, the piv to what was anticipated by many. The same observation applies itself to Mr. Hawkins's letter to the Marquess of Lansdowne on the late Revolution in France. Mr. Hawkins has certainly an eccentricity of style, which always rescues what he has to say from every-day common-places. • Fisher's Drawing-Room Scrap Book. 1849. By the Honourable Mrs. Norton. Peter Jackson. THE HISTORY OF EUROPE, FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION IN 1789, TO THE RESTORATION OF THE BOURBONS IN 1815. BY ARCHIBALD ALISON, Esq. A NEW EDITION, BEING THE SEVENTH. In TWENTY VOLUMES, Crown 8vo, with a Copious INDEX. Price £6, bound in cloth. СПАР. CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION-Progress of freedom in the world before the French Revolution. 1. Comparative progress of freedom in France 2. General state of France, and causes which 3. Proximate causes of the Revolution. 4. From the meeting of the States-General to the 5. From the taking of the Bastille to the revolt 6. Formation of a democratic constitution. From 7. From the opening of the Legislative Assembly 8. French Republic: from the dethronement to 9. State of Europe prior to the war, and causes CHAP. Messrs Blackwood's Publications. Alison's History of Europe--Contents continued. 23. Campaign of 1797: fall of Venice. 24. Internal government of France: from the 25. From the peace of Campio Formio to the re- 27. Campaign of 1799: from the renewal of the 28. Campaign of 1799, part 2: from the battle of 29. Civil history of France: from the Revolution 30. From the accession of Napoleon to the opening 31. Campaign of Marengo. 32. Campaign of Hohenlinden: from the armistice 33. From the peace of Luneville to the dissolution 34. Expedition to Egypt: conclusion of the war.- 35. Reconstruction of society in France by Na- 36. Peace of Amiens: from the conclusion of hosti- 37. From the renewal of hostilities to the opening 39. From the opening of the war with Spain to the 40. Campaign of Austerlitz. 41. The British finances, and Mr Pitt's system of 42. From the peace of Presburg to the renewal of 43. Campaign of Jena: fall of Prussia. 44. Campaign of Eylau.-Dec. 1806-March 1807. 46. Campaign of Friedland, and peace of Tilsit. 49. Administration of Marquis Wellesley, and first 50. Continental System, and imperial government 51. Settlement of Europe after the treaty of Tilsit. 52. Proximate causes of the Peninsular war. war. 54. Napoleon's first disasters in Spain and Portugal. CHAR. 56. Campaign of Abensberg, Landshut, and Ech- 57. Campaign of Aspern. 58. War in the Tyrol, Northern Germany, and 59. Campaign of Wagram. 60. Walcheren expedition-peace of Vienna-se- 61. Maritime war, and campaign of 1809 in Aragon . Campaign of the Douro and Talavera. 64 Domestic history of Great Britain from 1809 to 65. Proceedings of the Cortes: war in the east of 66. Campaign of 1811 on the Portuguese frontier. 69. Sketch of the Turkish empire: war between 70. Accession of Bernadotte to the Swedish throne, 71. Description of Russia, and preparations for the war. 72. Advance of Napoleon to Moscow. 74. Resurrection of Germany. 78. Characters of Napoleon, Murat, Ney, and 79. Armistice of Pleswitz. 82. Deliverance of Germany. 83. Forcing of the Pyrenees, and invasion of France 84. Europe in arms against France. 85. Last struggle of Napoleon in France: from 86. Campaign of 1814: from the armistice of Lu- 87. Campaign in Holland, Italy, and the south ef : Messrs Blackwood's Publications. Now Complete, In One Volume Oblong Crown, price £2, 12s. 6d., bound in cloth, uniform with the Seventh Edition of the HISTORY, or on Large Paper, to range with the Octavo Editions, £3, 13s. 6d. ATLAS TO ALISON'S HISTORY OF CONSTRUCTED AND ARRANGED, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR ALISON, BY ALEXANDER KEITH JOHNSTON, F.R.G.S., AUTHOR OF "THE NATIONAL," AND EDITOR OF “THE PHYSICAL ATLAS." Frontispiece, explanatory of Military Terms. The Netherlands, illustrating the Campaigns of 1792-5. Battle of Jemappes, 6th Nov. 1792. France, illustrating the Campaigns of 1793. Battles of Tourcoing and Tournay, 18th to 22d Battle of Fleurus, 26th June 1794. North Italy, Switzerland, South Germany, &c., illustrating the Campaigns of 1796. Battles of Lonato and Castiglione, 3d and 5th Aug. 1796. Siege of Mantua, 15th Sept. 1795. Battle of Rivoli, 14th and 15th Jan. 1797. Battle of the Nile, 1st Aug. 1798. Battle of Mount Thabor, 16th April 1799. Battle of Stockach, 25th March 1799. Siege of St Jean d'Acre, 19th March to 21st Battle of the Trebbia,18th, 19th, and 20th June 1799. Battle of Marengo, 14th June 1800, Sheet 1. Sheet 2. [Continued. |