The Sun.
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TEE PECENIX ; ELAGDON's WEEKLY
CH ROM C E Li., of I"olitics; Literature, Commerce,
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lova:tat.
'As it is impossible to express, in the lirnits. of Adver-
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in the course of next Month (14Iarch) will be published, in
'Volumes Veiny anti Royal Octavo,
THE WORKS of JOHN.DRIDEN; with a
Lite of the uthor, and Notes critical and illustratory.
By WALTER SCO'T'T, Esit..
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It is a circurnstanxpeither honourable to our taste nor to
our national feeling, tliat an hundred years have elapsed strut
the death of Dryden (one of the greatest names in English
Poetry), with Our havingliimished a complete Edition of his
Works. !n the earlier part of the last century, it is possible
that the gcncral and unbounded admiration of Pppe, and rho
School of Pcietry which he 'founded, diverted. the public at-
tention from a Writer interior in taste, though excelling him
in genies; deticleat in' correctness, thoujli far superior in
energy of thought and dielion. but us iels long since the
public have Inoiteribitek with a favourable' eye on the Works
of the ancient and • powerful P4ets of thy seventeenth-cen-
tury, it is preowned that a .compline Edition of Dryden's
Writings, comprehending his original Works of every descrip-
tion, must now be considered as tilling tip adisgracetul blank
inthe,,Literaure of. Englund.

....The..Tex.t. thu lusetisivThi -14 al,licat;o**4l,.ll be liivet• aectt.
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F4SSAYS and on VARIOUS SUB..
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Nine Papers from the 011 a Podrida; and Poems.
By, the RM.
Right Rev. GEO; b HORNE, LLD. -
• • Late. Lord Bishop of. Norwich.
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