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Original and Select Poetry.-15, Essays on she Fine Arta.—l6. The Drama.-17. New Publications with Critical Remarkrand Ex tracts.-18. Curious Literary ind Philosophical Varietiew-19. interesting Reports.-90. Historical Digest of Political Events. —2l. Remarkable Occurrences, Promotions, Births, hlarriages, and Deaths,at home and abroad, &c. &c. *„• The Four preceding Numbers of the present Volume, are illustrated with Portraits and Memoirs of Thomas Moore, Esq, Lady Morgan, William Gifford, Esq. and Walter Scott, Esq. /0- Orders are received by every Bookseller, Stationer, and Newsman throughout the Kingdom. Those who may be desi rous of sending it to friends and relatives abroad, to whom it most prove a most desirable present, may also have it regularly transmitted by giving orders, and making payment accordingly, to any Local Postmaster. 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