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- „, ..„1 4114: ',,„•:. --= - - - 01 ‘ Arl - -. - 0, 7 .. .. :‘ 441 , --' • u X N - • instmapn .., ,8 A„, -JR. (S I • W A N.S.I lg e s7 wßl F -7 ~ _. • TUESDAY, MARCH 31,. 1818. PRICE StVEN-PENCE.' *1 I. ;11;99. PRESENT,FUTURE! 4 .2"7TH MARCH, 1818, vr favours BISH thanks his best Friends, >--for rßeuvr LVCC BiSit thanks (his Partner) (.3 tonal) distributed, in Shares, among IHSII's ,terdar, '30,000 yet drawn ; This day were published, is vols. syo. pr. it. Is. in board., OBSERVATIONS on th e STATE of IRELAND, principally directed to its Agriculture and Rural Population: us a *ries of Letters written on a Tour through that Country. Ey J. C. CURWEN, Esq. M.P. London Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster row. - - Tlds day eras puislished, AHISTORY of SAINT DQIINGO, from its Discovery by Columbus to the present Time. In heo. price lgs. boards.—Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Rest Fenner, London. Just published, The Second Edition, in 7 Yoh. 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This day was published, BLACKWOOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. XII. for MARCH 18 1 & Contson.—Remarks on Pranl:enstein, or the Modern Pro metheus, a Novel—Elegy on the Death of an Infant—The Rows (inscribed to Miss T.)—Farther Anecdotes of the Shepherd's Dog, by the Ettrick Shepherd—liuckhaven—Letter of James Vl.—The Dampers—Narrative of a Fatal Event—The Battle of Pentland Hills—Extracts from Lettsont's Correspondence— Horz Sioicz, No. I.—drop-100-kritchi, or the brown-plumed Condor—Notices in Natural History, No. 11,—Description of a self registering Hygrometer—Rematks on the Histories of tho Xraken and Great Sea Serpent—Letters of Timoth Tickler to various Literary Characters, No. 2.—to Mr. James Hogg —Ana lytical Essays on the early English Dramatists—Dr. Nicol Jar-' vie's Letter to the Author of Rob Roy—Notices of the Acted Drama in London, No. 3.— Boxing Match at Wimbledon—Re. marks on the peri odical Criticism of England, in a Letter to Friend—Notice of Mr. Hazlitt's Lezzures on English Poetry, No. 2.—Some Account of the Life and Writings of Ensign and Adjutant Osloherty, Lite of the 99th Regiment (continued) — Time's Magic Lantern, No. L—Machiavel's Death-hed—Regs lia of Scotland—Observations on the Autobiography of Bishop Watson (concluded) —Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edin burgh—Literary and Scientific Intelligence—Monthly Register, &c. 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