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REVIEW OF MAPS AND CHARTS,

(A Depart Went hith:Tto unattemptad in any Eng' journal)
'This day was publilhel, price 2%. 6cl.
THE APPENDIX to the CRITICAL RE-
VIEW, Ncw Arrangement.—. Volume XXXII!.
Containing Abitraets of thcmoft important and recent Foreign
Publications.
RETROSPECT OF FOREIGN LITERATI:Rt.
_

Rev!cor of Maps and Charts :—Arrowfmith's Map of Ma-...
I .a Roll4:ttA Gcozraphical t,p-:e!:nen of ancient India,--Fadvn's
NT,,p of the Sosth-Ealtern part of France, &T.---.Nttur Map of
"America—Trigonometrical Survey of England and W;dss--•
Coutans Ftwirons of Paths Smith's Plan of tL Grand-junc-
tion Canal: Map of Inland Navigation ; and Map of the Lakes
—New Chart of Surinam River—Price 'e Charts of Plymouth
bound, Haninaze, and Cay.vater—Owm's Chart of Spithead—
Arrowfinith's Chart of the Eat India Mauls, &c. ------

NVit Ii the Titks to Vol. XXXII!. and :teal/19:a Alphabetical
Index to the Authors' names and titles of Book%

2. The CHITIC.%L REVIEW, Enlarged, for January, iSo2.
Being the Eat Number forth: XXXIVth Volume., Ne Arf.
Containing, among others, the follow!ig important Arden.* .
Whop of Rochotier's Tranflation of Hufea—Aliwood's Lite-
rary Antiquities of Greece—Henbanes Hiner; of Great Bri-
tain, Vol V.—Phitofophical Traufactions for tSot, Part I
Donovan's Infedts of China—Naylor% ll:ftory of
Reeves's Book of Common-Proyer--Britton's Lzat.t!ea of W:h..
thine—Earl of Cartilk's Tragedies and Poenti—Nichalfo::s
Tranflatim Fourcroy's SyniiptleTables of Chernlitry.—Pra•Cs
Bread, a Poem—Berdmore's Specimens of Lit, nary
femblanee In the Works of Pope, Gray, &c.—'ir William Oti-
fley's Obtintations on forte Pcrfic Medals and Gems, &e. &e.
numerous Monthly Catalogue, &c.
Crl The Critical Review has, of late. devoted a Part cf
every *lumber of its Appendix to an Examicatizo of Map. a: ~t
Cbarts—a Branch of Criticifat hithorto neruftiva...ed in Grew,
Britain, an.: fchlom atteinp:ed on the Ceitireet, but v.*.t. Jt
the growing Importance a Georaphy nous imroqunately :et
demand.

Geography, as a Science, is in its ltirency. It ins long in-
deed conned a Departmert cr liSeeal Fain:ohm—and tv,: 11..ve
multitudes of M-ps ard Chars alma! daily iffaing front tha
recta ; but for want of that Critical Baker iotendatice
prefuled over every other Brinch of Litt:a:um. we li..v-:
Defigns at preftnt that wia belt. the Ordeol of rig! :
and perhaps fewer Students in the 6,:itoce who aft eapahl,: of
applying loth a 'l'e ft.
How far the Gcn:Zra7hic2l stridurcs which are meant to be
continue,' to the eritica litview may be able to aceom,illh
theft imporrtnt object., mutt he kit to :he Public to det,.:r..l:-.4
for Ida( It is obvious, howtvcr. that Lineal Glograrhy it
yet totally dettitute of toe!, a prefitarig and hemlicial Power;
and it is prtfumed, the, efore. that this Frit attempt to fupply
fo fcrious c. Def,,,s.: will meet with the rapport and alliltanec of
every friend to I,!terature.
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SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLNI,;ANLYAPY 8.

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GERMAN r.

HAMBURGH, JANUARY 21.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 6.

The Swedifh Academy has late.F publifhed a
Treatife worthy of attention, on th•. orthography of
the Swedifh language, which in many refpeas will
form an epoch in tlle literature of the country. 13)
a circular letter of the Royal Chancery, the rule
now laid down for wri,;,:• ' • the ftid Academy,
are recommended as flan.lards to the Courts, and
in all official documents.

A propofition has been drawn up, according to
which feveral German Princes, for their own tup-
poled advantage, arc to exchange their poffetlions
with one another ; but it is doubted, whether the
interefted parties, as well as Prutlia and France,
will confent to this project, which would give to
the German Conflitution quite a ner• form.
It is afferted, that whatever change may take
place with refpeet to the duchy of Parma, the Dukc
will fpend the reit of his days with his family in
the refidence he has hithet'to had, and will enjoy
confiderable revenues.

The Secretary to tho Ottc.m.m Legation here fct
nut on his return to Conffantinople on the 3d, in
porfnance of orders from his Government.

Cardinal Ca P RAR A, the POP e's Lepte in France,
is faid to h.tve been nominated Alt:lib:1110p of Mi-
lan, in the room of M. Viscueri, who died lnft
month at Lyons.

The Senate ..vas to terminate yefterday the elec-
tion of four fifths cf the Leziflators and Tribunes.
It is faid that the new Members will be chofen only
from the lift, of Z•lational Notables.
The Confervative Senate have elefted Rows
Commilfary of the Chief Tribunal of the Seine, a
l'.!clib2r of the Tribunate; and FONTANFS, (of
"ievres), Member of the Legiflative Body.
The Prince Royal of Naples intends, it is faid,
to efpoule an Infanta of Spain, and the Prince of
the A Onri is, a Priwcefs of Naples.
The Fielich 6,,vernrnent has tattled to be (hock
a m:-.lal, at Lyiltis, v hick was ditiributed to the
Citalpine Dernaie:. reverf2 exhibits a fimpk
and noble inic:ipticn, which calls to r: memlwance
the origin of I:.e. C:Liapines, an Ancient Colony of
the G.itils
Aulpic, BONA YA It re:, Inter Ganos, Gallorum Nepotes,
▪ Antiquun: 11.cuov. etntera fuan I,t6ibus
condidcrunt, Lugeur', Ann° X. P.dr.
The face .f the medal exhitMs a bull of BONA-
• With thiSi
Levi, rtuo:ra Nris.

A letter from Tulin. dated Tan. eoth, lass—
" Ti':. Members of the .:411preine.Connril, civil and
milit.:ry, have aticheifed the f•Illowim; lt tt-:t• to
the Editr,r cif the Journal of iii, city :—' We have
been jull informed by the timreme Magiittate of
Health at,that acontagions malady hat late-
ly manifefted itii•if in the tov.m o: Medina-SiJonia,
and other parts of Srain, and that the city rd Ca-
diz is not even free from it. This Magilltate in-
forms us that the In:pet ial Tt ibunal of Venice has
confequently given orders th.it all (hips from Spain
that !,e ful,:_ae,' :0 14 days quai•antine, and thofe
which arrive from 'flier ptois of the Mediterranean
to feven d • oilftri.Jien. Similar meaftires have
been talr..n by his Al..icily the King of Naples to
pr •ferve bis darts from ths contagion.
Zeta tot, JAN. 24.—A1l the French and Helve-
tic troops, who were in garrifon here, have
=Arched for the dinriEt of Fehraltorf, where an
infurreetion had manitefled itlelf: it was at
the village of Febraltorf that the infurgents
had affembled, armed ?twiny with implements of I
hulhandry ; they I;:ized their limb-prefe3 SCKAICH-
Z : but one prim oner has been brought in to us,
and we now Icarn that the infurgents are difperfed.