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11 E MUSEUM ; or, RECORD of LITERA-
Tußg,, Nos. L to X. and forming the first Quarterly
ret for 1522, containing a variety of ankles on
Ist, GENERAL LITERATURE, including REVIEWS
of Boots.
241, THE BELLES LETTRES, FINE ARTS, AND
DRAMA.
Stl, SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY.
4th, ANTIQUITIES AND BIOGRAPHY.
gib, VA It I ET' ES AND FA including POETRY,
CHARADES, &c.

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Embellished with a whole-length Portrait of Mademoisz!le
NORIA; in Criedrii.at—a Group of Seven Characters per-
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lithographic Sketch, and copied by permission of the Author
of the Entertainment—a Scene from the popular Entertain-
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1111-113: LADY'S MAGAZINE; or, Mirror of the
1 Pt-Iles Lewes, Fashions, Fine Arts, Music, Drama, &c.
for July 1, 1532; containing, The Fonones of Nigel—Brace-
britlze 11. .11.—Oritzinal Letters, written by the celebrated Mary
Itobitison, most interestingly illustrative of the last few months
of be- life—(To be continued).—Milman's• BehhazzAr—Duke
of Rod t•-.3's '1 ravel3—The Miseries of F.ditorship—An Account
of' :%.r. Mathews—Wanstrad House—Vauxhall—Besides
LisLys, Poetry by Mrs. Tiernan*, and the asusl interesting matter.
1.'7. The Public are respectfully infonned, that in the Numher
for August will be given the first of a series of Sin Engravings,
illlArative of Mr. Moore's celebrated Poem of Lelia ltookh.
They will he engraved in the finest manner, by C. Heath, W.
T'nden, J. H. Robinson, and J. Romney, from Paintings by
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