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MR. ROSCOE'S HISTORICAL WORKS,

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Author, of
I. ripHE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO
the TENTH, with additional observations on the criti-
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THE ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEO-
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brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Old
and New Testaments ; a short Account of the English Trans-
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Religion. Designed principally for the Use of Young Students
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By GEORGE TOMLINE, D.D. F.R.S.
Lord Bishop of Winchester.
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BISHOP PORTEUS'S SUMMARY, WITH QUESTIONS.
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ASUMMARY of the PRINCIPAL EVI-
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Bishop of London.
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ECTURES on the ELEMENTS of ALGE-
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By the Rev. B. BRIDGE, B.D. F.R.S.
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HE GOLD-HEADED CANE.
2- A short time before the opening of the New College of
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LETTERS from GREECE, including a Tranxla-
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BY THOMAS li. JOLLIFFE,
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aut facts audiamus, ant scriptum aliquod videamus ?"
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DUTCH AND -#AINIBURGH PAPERS.

HAGUE, FEB. 20.

Lieutenant Molenaar of the Navy, who arrived here last night,
and left his Majesty's ship Waterloo the day before yesterday,
brings word that it had left Heligoland, and was off Terschelling,
on our own coast, and at the time when that officer left it, all
on hoard were as well as could be desired under all the circum-
stances, and the troops were animated with the best spirit.
We understand that it is the intention of Captain Van Dalen,
with the help of the flat bottomed boats, to land the troops on the
most convenient point of the coast, and then to proceed to a port
fit for his vessel, which it is probable he will be able to reach
without difficulty.
We are very desirous for further accounts, to inform us of the
reasons that may have induced this able commander to renounce
his plan of going to Cuxhaven. It is highly probable that the
difficulty of getting into that harbour, and the consideration of
the trouble and expense of sending our troops home through the
territory of foreign powers, have made him prefer a step which
will doubtless be generally approved.

We learn by private letters from Brussels, that the new budget
is approved of in the sections of the Second Chamber ; but that
the project of law for the organization of the Courts of Justice,
meets with much opposition in most of the Sections.
GRONINGEN, rEB. 16.
The number of deaths last week, was 31, being 9 fewer than
the week before ; but the number of sick is very great.

CHRISTIANIA, FIB. 5.
His Majesty the King, arrived here this day in good health.
STOCKHOLM, FEB. 9.

The Princess Sophia Albertina is considerably better, and it is
hoped she will soon have recovered from the effects of her fall.
Count Wedel Jarlsberg, arrived on the 29th ult. from England,
at Jarlsburg, after having in vain tried to e:l;cr a Norwegian port.
The following day he went to Uddenvalla, to wait on his Ma-
jesty as he passed through, and :ben to nocced to Christiania
where he is President of the Storthing.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE.

Lord Chamberlain's Office, Feb. 20, 1827.

It is the intention of his Majesty and that of the Royal Family,
to continue their mourning for his late Royal Highness the Duke•
of York and Albany, during the space of six months : but it is
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day of his late Royal Highness's demise.

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