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,THE TRAVELS of MARCO POLO, .a
II Vene-
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the.Easterts Parts of the World. Translated from the Italian,
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WOMEN ; or, Pour et Cootre A Tale.---
.By the Author of " Bertram," a Tragedy.
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the numerous class of 'Readers, who have Gray's authority
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THE -QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number
XXXVIII. will be published hi a few days.

CON'I'EN'I'S.

I. Iceland; Dr. Henderson's Journal of a Residence in Ice-
land'in 4814 and 1815. Physical -.Sketch cif the Island, Cha-
racter and Condition of the L►habitants, &:.
11. Women, or Pour et Contre, a Novel. By the Author
of Bertram.

111. Samor, 'Lord of the Bright City, an Heroic Poem. By
the Bev. H. H. 11Ii'man.

IV. Torpedos, Steam-Boats, &c. Colden's Life of Robert
Fulton.

V. History of Sinall-Pox and Vaccination. By James
Moore. •

Vl:Sir Richard Phillips's Essay on the Phenomena of the
Universe.
VII. Brown's Northern Cones.

VIII. Egypt. Davison's Papers on the Antiquities of
Egypt. Recent Discoveries made by Mr. Salt, Mr Cariglia,
and Mr. Belzoni. Descent into the Well of the Great Pyra-
mid, and Discovery of a Second and Third Chamber. Des-
ciiption of the Temple between the Paws of the Sphinx. Bio-
graphical Notice of Belroni.
IX. liarlilt's Lectures on the English Poets:

X. Cambridgeßotanical Professorship.-1. Considerations
respecting Cambridge, by Sir James Smith.-2. A Vio.iiea-
tion of the University of Cambridge, by James Henry
Monli, B. 1).
Xl. Bellamy's Reply to the Quarterly Review on the New
Translation of the Bible. • _ _

XII. King James, Louis XIV. and Datigeau.-1. Mad. de
Genlis's7Abregt; des Mesmoires de Drangeau.-2. Lemoutey's
Essai,&c.
XIII. Sir R. Wilson ; Letter from Sir Robert Wilson to
his Constituents, in refutation of a Charge fur dispatching a.
false Report of a Victory to the Commander-in-Chief.
XIV. Mr. Brougham ; Education Committee.—l. First,
Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Reports of the Select Com-
mittee appointed to inquire into the Education of the Lower
Orders of the Metropolis, &c.-2. Letter to Sir Samuel Ito-
ntilly Henry Brougham, Esq. M. P.-3. Speech •of
Henry Brougham, Esq. —4. Letter to Sir W. Scott.-5.
Vindication of Winchester, by Rev. W. L. Bowles.-6.. Letter
to 11. Brougham, Esq. front Rev. Liscombe Clarke.-7. Let-
ter to H. Brougham, Esq. front John Ireland, D. 1). Dean of
Westminster. . _

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