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THE NATIONAL LIBRARY.—No. 111.
This day was published, beautifully printed in small Bro.
• with a.Portrait of Dr. Black, price us.
THg.-HISTORY of CHEMISTRY. By
THOMAS THOMSON, Esq., M.D. F.R.S.E.,
PrAlfeeeneof Chemistry in the University of Glasgow.
No. L comprises the LIFE of LORD BYRON, by
SONN'GALT, Esq. with Plates, complete in a single vo-
- holts, rice es.
contains the HISTORY of the Bible, by the
Rev.- O. GLEIG, M. A. It. S. L.,
No. IV: 'containing the HISTORY of CHIVALRY,
by G. P. R, JAMES, Esq. Author of " De L'Orme,"
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dii-Veas published, neatly bound, price only 4s. 61.,
THE FAMILY CLASSICAL
A- LIBRARY, No. XL containing TACITUS,
translatedhy ARTHUR MURPHY, Esq.
• linciepte and Moderns have concurred in platting this
work
among the Most important historical productions of
Greece and Rome. A lover of truth, and of the general
PO and welfare of mankind, Tecitus would neither
&Ut. the Mlles, nor maliciously, nor p trtislly represent
the extra/vines of the several characters he delineated.
The history of the reign of the Emperor Tiberius is his
InUterPitte, The deep policy, the dissimulation, and
various into of this celebrated Prince, are painted
with all the fidelity of the historian. This eminent writer
Pweftel the distinctness of X.nophon, without his itni-
, formity ;he is more eloquent than Livy, and is free from
his superstition ; and he has more knowledge than Poly-
biu‘t without his affectation of reasoning on every occasion.
The preceding Numbers com Prims DEMOST4ENES, SAL-
. LUST, XIN."
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HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
fOr. NOVEMBER contains, among a variety of
interesting articles—Retro,ective Remarks on the Affairs
of Holland and Belgium, by T. Campbell, EN.—
Quegtiorut anticipated in the present Session—Reflections
On Ills Policy of Spain, considered with reference to tie
present state of public opinion in Europe—The Distant
Grave,
L. E. L.--Zoology in Dublin—Recollections
of the late Wm. Ilazlitt, by Barry Cornwall—Letter from
Mr. Ifohhouie relative to Galt's Life of Byron—The, Ban-
. ner of the Covenanters, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton—Sketches
end Recollections, No. VII. ; Gaming, by Mr. Poole—
. Paehionable Ech41304 No. V., by T. Haynes B tyly,
Histories of the Jewe, by Milinan and Gleig—The
Last Guy Fawkes—La Heine Blanche, by Barry Corn-
The Early Life of the late Mr. Huskisson—Shake-
, spolre% Character of Hamlet —The New Police—And the
banal Varieties in Polities, Critical Notices of New Publi-
- micas, the Drama, Music, Fine Arts, Biographical Me-
Moir' of Persons lately &caw], Provincial Occurrences,
ice. ke.
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'HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL,
4 - and NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE,
t. for November.
COI4TINTS —Notes on Greece in 1829, from the Jour-
Officer—On the National Importance of Yachts 4!, 111,1`, Aquatic Sports—Mob Victories, Military Delusions,
.40. IV...-A Ilealth to the Red and the Blue—Journal of
SurYeing' Expedition, composed of his
,Majesty's
794 Adventure. and Beagle—Original Anecdotes of
the
!lEmperor Napoleon, from the Journal of an Officer—
:: Leto Military Operations at Paris and Brussels—
entation of an Indian—Flogging, round the Fleet;
with Prefatory Remarks or, Punishments in the Fleet and
4,114y—0n Hannib4l's March through certain Marshes
Mo. Etruria—The Soldier's Cemetery at Gibraltar—
Captain Lihou's improved Rudder—The Fountain Pump
substituted for the Chain Pump—Revolution in Belgium
".-Foreign Miscellany—General Correspondence—The
Twenty-ninth Regiment at Rolica—Progresa of the
rureign Navies—The Editor's Portfolio—African Tea-
"tilers—The Metropolitan Police--Court Mafia! at
Portsmouth__ Mutineers of the Inglis—Change of the
Alilitary Year—Nen, Periods of Payment—Changes in the
641iens of Corps—General Orders—Circulars, &c.
• etc 41,7 Culburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington.
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