ACCOUNT OF THE ARCTIC REGIONS: _2 vols. 8vo.—Out of print._ VOYAGE TO THE NORTHERN WHALE FISHERY: Including Researches and Discoveries on the Eastern Coast of Greenland in 1822.—_1 vol. 8vo.—Out of print._ =“William Scoresby’s des Jüngern Tagebuch einer Riese auf den Wallfischfang:”= A German Translation by Professor FREDERICK KRIES, published in Hamburgh 1825. BY NISBET & CO. MEMORIAL OF AN AFFECTIONATE AND DUTIFUL SON: Frederick R. H. S., who fell asleep in Jesus, Dec. 31, 1834; aged 16 years:—_12mo. 4s._ DISCOURSES TO SEAMEN: Consisting of Fifteen Sermons, preached in the Mariners’ Church, Liverpool, treated, for the most part _generally_, on subjects of Christian Practice and Doctrine: _12mo. 4s._ BY SAMPSON LOW & D. BOGUE. THE WHALEMAN’S ADVENTURES IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN: As gathered by the Rev. H. CHEEVER, on a Voyage undertaken for his Health, and Edited and Revised by the Rev. W. SCORESBY, D.D. London; Printed by M. MASON, Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row. TRANSCRIBERS’ NOTES Page 17: villany as in the original Page 28, Footnote F: incidently as in the original Pages 34, 210: taught as in the original Page 42: sea-faring standardised to the more common seafaring Page 43: seaman-like standardised to the more common seamanlike Pages 44, 101, 109, 113, 225: harponeers as in the original Page 71: Section VI corrected to Section V Page 81: teazing as in the original Page 82: reconnoissance as in the original Page 93: thermometic as in the original Page 94: hybernating as in the original Page 103, 183: inconsistent hyphenation of Greenlandman/Greenland-man as in the original Page 105: stratagy as in the original Pages 106, 118: inconsistent hyphenation of leeside/lee-side as in the original Page 112: correspondently as in the original Page 127, 146, 225: harponeer as in the original Page 132: cabouse as in the original Pages 141, 190: inconsistent hyphenation of hundredweight/hundred-weight as in the original Pages 143, 165: inconsistent hyphenation of goodwill/good-will as in the original Page 144: masthead standardised to the more common mast-head Page 159: tenaceousness as in the original Page 174: mechanician as in the original Page 197: geer as in the original Pages 200, 209: topmast standardised to the more common top-mast Page 204: recal as in the original Page 216: kelson, stantions as in the original Advertisements: Rries corrected to Kries End of Project Gutenberg's Memorials of the Sea, by William Scoresby