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London, England, 1824-02-02 00:00:00

This day was published,
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. LXXXIV. for January, 1824.

Coervarrs
I. The Irishman. No. 2.—11. The Ladye's Brydak.—lll.
Percy Mallory.—lV. Seaside Sketches. No. 5.—A Day at Hurst
Castle.—V. Sonnet.—Vl. Hors Cantabrigienses. No. B.—VII.
Bendecassyrabi.—V 111. Bandana on Representation.—lX. Hajji
Babe of Ispahan.—X. Letter from Sampson Standfast,
Loinnrd's Memoirs.—Xll. The West Indian Controversy. No.
Note on the Quarterly Reviewers.—XlV. Ultra CrOi-
daritn.—XV. Letters of Timothy Tickler, Esq. to emigent Lite-
rary Characters.—No: 13. Mr. Theodore Hoof.—XVl. Once
more in Landen.—XVll. Modern English Ballads. Indicted by
Morgan O'Doherty, I.L.D. No. I, Spring's Return.—The La-
ment for Th urtell.—XV II I. Reginald Dalton.—X IX. A Happy
New Year to the True Men of the Land. from Christopher North.
—XX. Appointments, Promotions, &T.—XXI. Births, Mar-
riages, and Deaths.
Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cade%
&rand, London.

PIANOFORTES W ARP.ANTED.
UTPINNOCK most respectfullybegs leave to call
• the attention of the Public to his HORIZONTAL
GRAND PIANO-FORTE, which, from its rich and powerful
tone, has decidedly the preference over every other Instrument.
Tis PIANO is peculiarly adapted for large rooms and Concerts,
and where the apartments are sufficiently commodious, it unques-
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upon a new and improved principle, whereby the great difficulty
hitherto complained of, in not getting the Piano-forte to stand at
Concert pitch is obviated; and as they are made of the beat ma-
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notice of the Public, as possessing those wished-foe desiderata—
superiority of tone, with durability and elegance.
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enabled to submit for public inspection, a great variety of excel-
lent SQUARE, COTTAGE, HARMONIC, CABINET, and
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any period, on payment of the hire and expenses.
N.B. A liberal credit given, where the parties are known to be
respectabi,.

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