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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No.
contains
I. Prosecutions for Vending Anti-Christian Publications—ll.
Blake on War Expenditure—Dl. Private Correspondence of Cow-
per—lV. use of the Dead to the Living—V. Charitable Institu-
tiona--V I. Palemobs,of the Court of Louis XIV. and the Regoncy
—VII. Greece and its' popular Poetry—Vlll. Travels in the
United States and Canada—lX. Redgauntlet—X. Newspapers--
XL The Danciad—Xll. The Last Days of Lord Byron. Critical
Notices: Atherstone's Midsummer Day's Dream—A Tour in
Germany—Jones's Answer to the Review of his Greek and English
Lexicon—Rosanne de Vere—Effigies Poetics—Cobbett's Ride in
France—(cry's Birds of Aristophanes—Bentley's Historical View
of the Hindu Astronomy.
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►rHic GREEK REVOLUTION; its Origin and Pro-
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War GAT, Sept. 10, 1624.
72d Regiment of Foot-.-Captain Frederick lirownlow to be Major,
by purchase, vice Fitz Gerald, who retires.
To be Captains—Lieutenant Warren Markham, by purchase, vice
Brownlow ; and Captain had Edward Hay, from the Stag' in
the lonian Islands, vice Ebbart, appointed Staff-Captain st
Chatham.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign John Frith, by purchase, vice Mark-
ham.
To be Ensign—Henry Godfrey, Gent. by purchitse, vice Frith.
86th ditto—Assistant-Surgeon William I)udjreon, from half-pay
63d Foot, to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice John Hendrick, ato
exchanges.
95th ditto--Lieutenant Hector Straith to be Captain, without pi:l.7
chase, vice Yorke, deceased.
Ensign Edward Mayne to be Lieutenant, vice Straith.
Charles Henry, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mayne.
Lieutenant George Mordaunt Dickens to be Adjutant, vice Straith.
2d 'West India Regiment—Staff-Sergesnt-Vajor John lYbitty to
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2d Royal Veteran Company—Ensign Alexander Stewart, from
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and October 23, at ten, at the Bankrupt.' Court. Solicitors,
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Bristol.

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October 16. at twelve, and 12, at three, at the Bankrupts' Cu at.
Solicitor, Mr. Fisher. Ilucklcribury.