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CONTENTS

I. PRIVATE CORRESFONDE.,.CE of; LOUIS XVIII. WHILE
RESIDENT in ENG LAND. .
li. The ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
111. HISTORY of ROIVIE during the transition from the Republic to
the Empire—Biography of Cicero—Cmsar end the Triumvirs.
IN', COLONEL ROCHE FERMOY'S Commentaries on the Life of
Theoba'd Wolfe Tone.—Exposition and Yequence of Irish Conspiracy.
V. WINCHESTER, &c, by the Rev. CHARLES TOWNSEND—
Epistle to the Right Hon. J. H. FRERE at Malta, from W. S. ROSE, at
Brighton.

vl. RHCOLLECTIDNS of JAPAN, by H. DOEFF, late President
of the Dutch Factory at Dechna.

NIL COLONEL NAPIER on GENERAL MOORE'S CAM
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and its Inhabitants, by 1. F. DAVIS, late Superintendent at Canton.
IX. WARREN on LEGAL STUDIES.
X. ENGLAND in 1833, by Professor VON RA I imErt, Translated by
Mrs AUSTIN.

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