HE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 190. THE QUARTERLY REVforthcoming Num-T-ADVERTISEMENTS intended for inserti before -ADVERTISEMENTS for ber must be forwarded to the Publisher by the 24th, requested to be forwarded to the Publishers before and BILLS for insertion by the 26th instant. Saturday, the 29th, and BILLS not later than Monday, the 31st instant. THE to be forwarded by the 26th, and BILLS by the 27th instant. John and Charles Mozley, 6, Paternoster Row. Longman, Brown, and Co. 39, Paternoster Row. mo To the BOOK TRADE in TOWN and COUNTRY.-W. KENT and Co. having enlarged their premises, beg respectfully to inform the Trade that they can now offer increased facilities for STATIONER'S BUSINESS and LIBRARY the supply of Miscellaneous Books and Magazines. to be disposed of, in an old and populous thoroughfare, within a mile of the Exchange. The Bookselling and Stationery business has been established 25 years. The Library of 800 volumes has been recently added, and consists of new and popular Works. The business is a ready-money one, the receipts good and profits liberal. About £400 will be required.-Apply to Rock, Brothers, and Payne, Wholesale Stationers, 11, Walbrook, City. PARTNERSHIP in the WHOLESALE STATIONERY TRADE.-In consequence of the retirement of a Partner, an active Man of business, possessed of £1,000 to £1,500, may now join the remaining Partner in a lucrative business, in one of the largest northern manufacturing towns. Returns · Ad. £12,000, and capable of safe increase. Country orders punctually executed. 51 and 52, Paternoster Row, London. March 1851. Tensive Md old. Stablished BOOKBIND O BOOKBINDERS.-To be disposed of, ING BUSINESS in Liverpool, now in full operation, and yielding an annual return of about £3000, and capable of much greater extension. The Premises are well suited to the Business, and in one of the best situations in the town. To a person of enterprise and capital this is an opening possessing advantages rarely to be met with. The present proprietors can give satisfactory reasons for wishing to withdraw from it.-Applications to be addressed, by letter, to F. H. O., Post-Office, Liverpool. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, and about 2. 2. Publishers, Circular Office, 169, Fleet T PRINTERS.-To be disposed of, by Private Street, London. To BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. -The Parents of a Youth, 15 years of age, who has received a good education, are desirous of placing him as an APPRENTICE to a Bookseller, or Bookseller and Stationer, in Town or Country. An indoor arrangement would be preferred.-Letters addressed to H. H., 86, Fleet Street, will receive immediate attention. TO PRINTERS and BOOKSELLERS.A Young Man, practically acquainted with the TO Printing Business, both Case and Press, and has been accustomed to a Bookseller's Shop, wishes for a SITUATION in the house. 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JOURNEYMEN BINDERS. the above Trade, wishes for an engagement as TRA-Wanted, a STEADY HAND, equal to the VELLER through Devon and Cornwall. The highest testimonials can be given. Address, stating full various work of a Country Shop. Situation perma. particulars, to W. R. T., Publishers' Circular Office, nent.-Apply, stating references, to R. E. Vardy, 169, Fleet Street, London. Warminster. WAVERLEY COPYRIGHTS. Extensive Sale of Valuable Copyrights, THE PROPERTY OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE ROBERT CADELL, PUBLISHER, EDINBURGH, CONSISTING OF THE ENTIRE COPYRIGHTS, STEEL PLATES, WOODCUTS, STEREOTYPE PLATES, &c. OF THE WORKS OP SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART. COMPRISING HIS NOVELS, POETRY, PROSE WRITINGS, AND LIFE BY MR. LOCKHART, As published in the various Editions of these Works from June 1829 to the Present Time, AT THE LONDON COFFEE-HOUSE, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, On WEDNESDAY, the 26th of March, 1851, At ONE o'CLOCK precisely. Ir may be safely affirmed, without risk of contradiction, that at no period in the history of British Literature has so important a Copyright Property been offered to public competition, whether viewed in regard to the number and variety of the Works themselves, to the different sizes and forms in which they have been brought out to suit the taste and fancy of all classes of readers, or to the unrivalled popularity which they have now for so many years maintained. The magnitude of the sales of all the Editions of Sir Walter Scott's Writings, and the unceasing demand for them which still exists, are facts so familiar to the Trade and the Public, that they do not require to be noticed here. In order, however, to show that there is ample time and scope to develope still further the abundant resources of this valuable Property, and to render it a most desirable and advantageous acquisition to any Publishers of enterprise, it is right to mention that the Copyright of "WAVERLEY" does not terminate for upwards of Five Years, and that the Novels, as a whole, are protected for a period of upwards of Twenty Years. **Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had by intending Purchasers on application to the TRUSTEES of MR. CADELL, 31, ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH; Messrs. HOULSTON & STONEMAN, 65, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON; or Mr. HODGSON, 192, Fleet Street, London. Printed at 57, Skinner Street, Snowhill, in the City of London, by ELIEZER CHATER WILSON, of 6, Palmer Terrace, in the Parish of St. Mary, Islington; and published by SAMPSON LOW, of 14, Great James Street, in the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, at the Office, 169, Fleet Street, in the Parish of St. Dunstan in the West.-Saturday, March 15, 1851. General Record of British and Foreign Literature; CONTAINING A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL NEW WORKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN, The ANNUAL CATALOGUE, including Pamphlets, Single Sermons, &c. is now ready, price 2s. 6d. MESSES. LONGMAN are about to publish, in a cheap but handsome form, some of the Essays from the "Edinburgh Review," commencing with Macaulay's WARREN HASTINGS; to be immediately followed by LORD CLIVE. MESSES. SEELEY announce the MEMOIR OF THE LATE REV. EDWARD BICKERSTETH, by the Rev. T. R. Birks, in 2 vols. post 8vo. ; and a New Edition of Mr. Elliott's HORE APOCALYTICE, in 4 vols., to be published early in May. MESSRS. NISBET AND CO. have in the press, dedicated by permission to Prince Albert, edited by the Rev. Samuel Martin, for the Young Men's Christian Association, THE USEFUL ARTS, THEIR BIRTH AND DEVELOPMENT, containing many articles by the Rev. R. Bickersteth, Dr. Hamilton, &c. &c. The whole to be enriched by many Illustrations. The same publishers announce the WORKS OF LADY COLQUHOUN, uniform in size with her Memoir ;— and a COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS, by the Rev. James Hamilton, D.D. INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT WITH AMERICA.-It may be worth consideration, in the event of a visit during the next few months of many of our literary and scientific friends from America, whether some arrangements may not be made for prosecuting to success so desirable an object as the establishment of an international law for the benefit of the authors and publishers of both countries. The Editor of the “Publishers' Circular" will be happy to receive any communications and hints bearing upon this subject, as preliminary to the formation of a Committee or otherwise. Ix recording the death of MR. SAMUEL BAGSTER, one of the oldest of the present race of booksellers, we would venture to offer a word in recognition of the deep debt due to himself and family for what they have done towards the circulation, and assistance rendered to the student and the Christian in the reading, of the Holy Scriptures. It is impossible to give an account here of all the labours brought to bear upon the various editions, and the various languages in which the Bible has been printed under the late Mr. Bagster's superintendence. It must be a great comfort to his surviving family to know that his has been, by God's mercy, a useful life. THE WAVERLEY Sale, as might have been anticipated, brought together a large assemblage of Publishers, Printers, and Paper Makers, all equally curious as to the future owner of this extensive and valuable Property, and all doomed to the same disappointment: whether it was that the Trustees of Mr. Cadell's Estate were under the necessity of ascertaining beyond a doubt what is the real marketable value of the Property; or, whether it would not realise so much as they considered its value as a continued investment, for the family, we do not pretend to know, but it can never be expected to draw together again so numerous and so respectable a company, amongst whem certainly there were many qualified to judge of its value and able to become purchasers at a remunerative price. The Stock was put down to be taken by the purchaser of the Copyright at a valuation price of £10,109. 3s. and the Copyrights were eventually bought in at £13,500, the first bidding having been £5000. 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