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THE NOVEIIIBI
THE UNITED: S
AND -NAVAL AND, Al
Contains, among numerous
The Progreis of Duelling in
England
Cipt. Tulloch's Report on the
Sickness'and Mortality of the
Troops in the West Indies
On Nautical Inventions

•
ER NUMBER ,OF
ERVICE JOURNAL,
lILITARy' MAGAZINE,
other interesting Papers --
Passages in the Life of a Sailor
Burmah and the Burmese during
the late 'War. By Major
Bennett, Royal Regiment
A Letter from the Falls of Nia-

Decline of the Turkish Empire
Recollections of the Campaign in
-Spain. By a Captain in the
late British Legion
The Banner of Blue

gara. From an Officer of the
43d Regiment
The Naval Medical Department,
&c.
With all the Naval and Military
Intelligence of the Month.
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Henry C•lburn, Publisher, 1

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D HUMOURIST,
IDORE HOOK, Esq.,
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The Gurney Papers.
Editor.
An Indian Tradition. By J.
Sheridan Knowles, Esq.
Major Gahagan's Historical Re-
miniscences
Martial in London.. By One of
the Authors of " Rejected Ad-
' dresses"
CharleS IT, the' Bewitched, a
Spanish Tragedy. By Don
Antonio Gil y Zarati.
Something next to Nothing.
Shakspeare's Historical Plays.
By the Right Hon. T. P.
Courtenay.
Youth.

Old and New Friends. By T.
C. Grattan, Esq.
Personal Narrative of Tristram
Dumps
Baron Von Boots, a Tale of
Blood. By H. Brownrigg,
Esq.
An Irish Incident in Ninety_
Eight. By Benson Hill, Esq,
The Perils of Passion.
The Manager's Note Book.,
Mrs. Billington, Booth, Wilks,
Cibber, and Doggett
The Drama of Italy
The Conversazione on the Lite
rature of the Month.

Henry Colburn, Publisher, I

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