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London, England, 1825-08-08 00:00:00

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• This day was published,
la One Vol. 4to. with a Ncw.Map by Artowstaith, 43 3s. boards.

NARRATIVE of nJOURNEY into KHORASAN,
including some Account of the Countries to the North-east of
Persia : with Remarks upon the National Character, Government,
and Resources of that Kingdom.
By JAMES B. FRASER, Esq.
Author of a Test in the Ilitr.ala Mountains, &e.
• Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. Brown, and Green.
o.• " His 'details *pectins. the domestic manners and usages
of Use Persians, ate at once picturesque and dramatic. They form
no inanimate commentary on a tale of the olden time, which every
body has of late been reedkeg."—Aloathly Re•iiew.

SU Nitil ER EXCURSIONS. • -
- This day was published, in a thick Moto. Volume, illuitrated by
Ninety•four Views and Maps, Mice 15s. bound, a New Edition,
including the Soma Walnuts Paces, of
rpH E GUIDE to ail the WATERING and SEA-
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clime Descriptions of each Place, and of the Curiosities and
striking Objects in the Environs; and forming an agreeable and
useful Companion, during a Residence at any of the Plates. 'or
during a Summer Tour in quest of Health or Pleasure. • With a
Description of the Lakes, and a Tour through Wales. •
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Of whom may be had, '
The Previa' of Loons, or complete Gums through Lowliest
and its ENVIRONS, with Maps and Plans, price Ss. bound, Or with
20e Views additional, 9s. bound.
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the Public should be oa theiro;rd against imitations under similar

THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW, Nn. XXIII.
just published; contains the following Articles:
1. The Latin Plays acted before the University of Cambridge—
!. Dr. Rust's Two Choice and useful Treatises—S. Acts and Or.,
&Dances of the Long Parliament-4. The Swam of Mass-5.
Risrgmanst's Account of the Conversion of Solomon Duitch to
Christianity-6. Kynaston's Translation of the Troilus and Cres-
sida of Chaucer-7. John Cleaviand's Poetical Works-6. Speneer's
Minor Poems—C The Life of Mr. Thomas Blrmin, late Citizen
of London.
London: Printed fur Payne and Foss, Paii.inall; and Baldwin,
• etadock, and Joy, Paternoster.row.
irr This Review supplies the place of a library of Old English
Literature.; k contains E streets from the most interesting and
important works which hair., been published up to the commonerr
. ment of this ceatusy, Analyies of their contents, and Biographical
particulars of their Authors, with a critical account of their merits.
'• In Many eases, the Review supersedes, to the general Reader. the
week reviewed, and in most others, compiles from it an instructive
and entertaining article. Many of the works of which an account
- is given are cat:cutely rare r many others are of great value ; and
to procure the whole collection of the weeks reviewed would be a
most diffeult and expensive undertakizg an undertaking, how-
ever, rendered in a great measure unnecessary by the existence of
Nit Review. To all lovers of Old English Literature resident in
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pinkslar books, theiteview contains a considerable number of dis-
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eines of the state of literature at different periods:: the whole
loaning, or about to form in the succeeding numbers, a complete,
though miscellaneous, History of Modern Literature.
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met with universal approbation; and the manner in which it has
bees carried into execution, has been warmly eulnized in all the
sumerous publications in which it has been noticed.

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