As there are Works continually advertised "with Plates by Cruikshank," the Public are particularly requested to observe, that George Cruikshank has no connexion with any Publications to which his Christian Name is not affixed; and that all Works, for which he has made Designs, are advertised with his name in full. He has made Designs for the following Works:—

ITALIAN TALES.

Just published, price 10s. in one volume beautifully printed, with sixteen Original Designs by George Cruikshank,

Italian Tales

OF HUMOUR, GALLANTRY, AND ROMANCE.

Selected and translated from a variety of Authors.

"This volume of light entertainment possesses considerable merit, and its embellishments are of the best kind. The ability of Mr. George Cruikshank is so well known, that to say he does not in the present volume fall short of his former excellence, is sufficient praise. Many of his designs are exceedingly graceful and are executed with singular delicacy."—New Monthly Magazine.

"Cruikshank has illustrated these Italian Tales with a grace which (without imitation) approaches the beauty of Stothard's compositions."—Westminster Review, No. I.

Second Edition, in 12mo. (250 pages) price 7s. with 12 plates, designed and engraved by George Cruikshank,

GERMAN POPULAR STORIES,

Translated from the Kinder und Haus-MÄrchen of

M. M. GRIMM.

With a Preface and Notes by the Translators.

"This book ought to be in possession of the man as a curiosity, and of the child as an amusement."—New Monthly Magazine.

"The little book published last winter, 'German Nursery Tales, with etchings by Cruikshank,' was executed in a style very superior to the 'Tales of the Northern Nations.' The Translator, whoever he be, displayed a great deal of tact in transferring these Stories with so much of their native naÏvetÉ."

Blackwood's Magazine, October 1.

Vol. II. is preparing for Publication.

POINTS OF HUMOUR.—No. I.

? An imitation of the last Work having appeared, George Cruikshank takes leave to say, that he did not make a single Drawing for it.