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To-morrow, the 25th Instant, will be published,

ripHE PERSONAL NARRATIVE of M.
ALDE HUMBOLDTs TRAVELS to the EQUINOC-
TIAL REGIONS of the NEW CONTINENT ; during the
Years 1799-1804. Translated by HELEN MARIA WIL-
LIAMS, under the immediate Inspection of the Author. Vo-

Inme 4, in Syn.
2. A NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY of Fis. Thousand
Miles through the EASTERN and WESTERN STATES of
AMERICA. With Retuirks on Mr. Birkhezies. " Notes"
and " Letters." By H. FEARON. The Third Edition.

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TIIE LADY'S MAGAZINE.
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THELADI" MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY',
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on HUMAN LIFE; besides the usual Variety of interesting,
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Nuomber of a New Volume of the
N' MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LI
TERARY REGNTER.—Contents
I. Biographical Memoirs (accompanied by a striking Like.
ness) of the Rev. C. It. Maturin, Author of Bertram, Ma.
noel, &c.

11. Professor Pictet on the Advantages and Disadvantages
resulting from the use of Machinery in Manufactories.
111. Original Letters of the late M. G. Lewis to his Father,
in Defence of the Monk.
IV. Observations on Mr. Rogers's Poem " Human Life."
with copious Extracts.
V. Account of the Breakwater at Plymouth, by M. Charles
Dupin.
VI. Curions Particulars of the Japanese from Golowniu's
Recollections.
VII. Remarks on Mr. Shiers New Tragedy, Evadne.
VIII. Notices of the Hungarian Gipsies.
IX. Thoughts on Planetary Motion.
X. Fourth Scene at the Toilette of a Roman, Lady of Fa-
shion . Cruelty towards her Slaves
XI- Original Critique of Dr. Johnson on Grainger's Poem,
" The Sugar Cane."
XII. Culloden Anecdotes. No. 6.
XIII. Picturesque Description of Trinidad, and the Mouths
of the Orinoco.
XIV. Observations on "the Annals of the Fine Arts.'
XV. On the Conduct of Historians.
XVI. Memoirs of the late Peter Gale Faux, Stenographer
and Patriot, by his Friend Agathompsonides Mumps. .
XVII. A Cockney Pastoral, corn Notis Variorum.
XVIII. Original Poetry by distinguished Writers.
XIX. Varieties, Literary and Scientific.
XX. Remarks on the British lustitntion, Sir John Leices-
ter's Gallery, Mr. Haydon.
XXI. Account of a new-invented Stage Coach, with a
Drawing.
XXII. Reports, Literary, Meteorological, Agricultural, and
Commercial.
XXIII. Digest of Political Events.
XXIV. Obituary: Biographical Account of Dr. Wolcot,
alias Peter Piudar, &c.
XXV. Domestic and Foreign Occurrences, &c. &c.
15...! The preceding Number is embellished with a fine
Portrait of the Poet Wordsworth;—and to prevent disap-
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