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, SEUNI will be published on TUESDAY nex ,
econdeii ilvIQ an authentic Portrait of LA CAMARGO. splendidly
that had 11111teri and jewelled, the Ninth of the Series of celebrated
irn Lthentic ancient Portraits of all countries, in the same
3 would tl‘ntiful style as those of Anne Boleyn, La Refine Claude,
I that 136 iliNlor of Austria, La Belle Paulo, bcc. ; together with
that tb° 14,/ of the several Parisian Costumes, executed in France
Literary Contents :—Biography of Ls Camargo—Tn a
caeca. tiead
1p on New Year's Day—New Year's Day in Paris ;
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agreed 4,4 Bachelor (New Year, i Day n Sco demi was pub •
u 4ed in January, 1831)—Zion's Pilgrim—Record of the
fix ti,
rtte; by Mrs. Cockle—Tales of the English Chronicles ;
3111ittet: t Agnes Strickland--The Knighting of Francisl at
on, this ~,ksaynan ; by H. C. D-akin, —The Quiet
lut thei ilifthbour ; by Mrs. Hofl and Music's Memories ;
g. He i 1 M... Dunbar Moodie—Finn I%l4Cool's Finger-stone ;
aide t 0 jB. S. Mackenzie, Esq.—The Infidel.—Danish. Chro-
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Coursecles.....Struensee, ou la Favori Court Poney, of
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Ambassador's Daughter—The Death Warrant, or
only I
Sign Auras—Advice to the Married, and those
'll:shing to be so ; by a young Lady—Memoir of
e celebrated Charlotte Corday—M ditations in the
grounds
of Norland, Notting-hill (said to he designed for
eetnetery); by Mrs. Hofland—Reviews of Books, Mu-
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Prue Arts, and all the Theatres—Parisian Fashions;
7 sn exclusive Correspondent.
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