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We are, by the powerful strength of her descriptions, ushered into the .midst of the scenes width she pourerays, Whether she converse with the petit pronridtaire of a few acres ; the lady of distinguished rank, or the emineht literary charac ters, we make one of the party; aad we ntire from the on versaaione either instructed or amused. Her remarks on French Society are highly interuAr.g, fur they are not founded On hear ' say, they are not the reult of metaphysical speculation, but are drawn from actual, and, apparently, very close observation. The anecdotes of persons and events anterior and subsequent to the Revolution, with which the work abounds, are exceedingly en tertaining, and must prove a source of gratification to those who are fond of analysing the private-characters of men and women, 'who have, during a long series of years, trade a prominent fi gure on the T heatre of French Politics, or of French Gallantry.' Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit.street. ' ' Lately published, in Frencli and English. price 125. THE RINOLUTIQNS of EMPIRES. By F. A. DE CHATEAUBRIAND. Author of " Travels iu Greece and Palestine, Atala," &e. This Work has been pronounced deserving of the attention not only of Statesmen and Philosophers, but of all who feel interested in the welfare of the community in which they live. Sums idea of its interest and importance may be formed from the following heads of subjects discussed : Antiquity of Man-First Revolutien—The Grecianitepub- • llcs--Causes of the spbversion of regal Government among the Greets—Effect of the Republlcah Revolution in Greece- , Athens, from Codrus to Solon—Reflectluns on the Legislation of Solon--Factions--Portraits of Leaders--Pisistratus, iiippar chus and Hippt.s--etpa:ta--Tne Jacutdos--coaracter of the Athenians and the French—The Age of Lycurgus—The middle Ages—Age of Solon—Poetry of . 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