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London, England, 1825-03-01 00:00:00

w EBER's FREISCIIUTZ.

No. XXI. of the HA RTIONICON, containing the Overture, March,
Iltuning.Cboru:, and popular Vocal Pieces in the Fas.t.cnurz, has
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THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
and LI JOURNAL, for March 1 • comprising I. Conti-
nuation of Mr. Campbell's Lectures, containing a. Sketch of the
Manners of the Athenians—ll. The Thompson Papers, No. 1, a
Series of Correspondence exhibiting various Views of various Per-
sons, Matters, and Things, in February—lll. Court Day—lV.
Irish Poets, No. 2, Sir Ignatius Slattery—V. The small Tour, or
unsentimental Journey—V I. Insurance and A ssurance—Vl I. Old
Pages and Old Times—Vlll. The Spanish Student, and Adven-
ture at Padua—lX. Nouvel Almanac des Gourmandes—X. The
Family Journal, No. 3, The Country—Xl. Further Account of
the Widow and Sim of Theohald Wulf Tone—XlL Provincial
Ballads, No. 2—The Star of Pomeroy—X!ll. A Parting Address
to London—X IV. Speculations on Steam--X V. Letters from the
Fast, No. 13, Jerusalem—XVl. Lines written at Midnight—
XV 11. The SuSiote Mother—XVlrT. Vereea to an Elan Tree—
XIX. The Mourner—XX. The Horse Man's Song, from Korner
—XXI. Adventures of a London Traveller-L-XX IL The Pas-
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Squabble—X XV. Epigram—XXVl. Review of New
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moirs of the Affairs of Europe. • The List Days of Napoleon.
Letter from the Irish Highlands. Captain Cochrane's Colombia.
Count Gamba's Narrative of Lord Byron's last Journey to Greece.
Actual State of the Mexican Mines.llllSpirit of the Age, or Con-
temporary Portraits. The Isar,
Esc. &c.—XXVII. Review of
'Foreign Publications—XXVlll. Literary Report, Geolis' Me-
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