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liirtlf MRS of Her late MAJESTY CARO-
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Prince of Wales—the Secret History of the Years 1795-6--
the Conduct of Lady Douglas, and the Origin of that Coo-
spiracy—her Travels on the Continent—her Correspondence
—the History of the Milan Cominissioii—and the Evidence
and Docomeuts which arrived too late for the House of
Lords. By JOHN MILKS, Jon.
Printed foe Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,

This day is published, in one volume royal 4to. price 41.45.
in boards,
TRAVELS OF COSM 0, the Third. Grand
Doke of Tuscany, through England, dining the
Reign of King Charles the Second (1669), translated from
the Italian Manuscript in the Laurentian Library at Flo-
rence. To which is prefixed, a Memoir of his Life, illus-
trated wit► a Portrait of his Highness, sod Views of the
Metropolis, Cities, Towns, and Noblemen and Geotlamea's
Seats, as delineated by Artists in the suite of Comm.
Printed for J. Mawmso, 39, Ludgate street.

Thin day is published, is two vols. ElTo. price 30s. boards,
TASSO'S JERUSALEM DELIVERED:
an Heroic Poem ; with Notes and occasiuual Illus.
Translated by the R d J. H. HUNT, A.M.
Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
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a He (Mr. Hunt) is more faithful than l'ope or Dryden,
more spirited than Cowper or Wanton, and he has less man-
nerism and ambition than Mr Sotheby. He is obviously
well aequsisted with his original, and has read him with ill
the enthusiastic admiration which a translator ought to feel."
—Quarterly Review, No. U.
" Mr. Huat's hold powers as a translator often approach
nearer to the grandeur sud spirit of the original, than any
sl tranation of the Modern Classics that we poasess.^~
Atonally Review, September, 1819.
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Dtlisered which has Itithrrto been presented to the Public,
and we do nut 'regulate to declare, that, ito our opinion, the
Tams •f Mr. Hum 'uteri sot fear • comparison with the
Homer of Pope."—fkiiish Critic, May. 1810.
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