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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. LXXIX. for AUGUST, 1823.

COMM'S :
History of the Garden of Plants, Paris.—ll. rococo-
rante.—ll J. On the Pluckless School of Politics, No. I.—
IV. The Rev. Mr. Irving's Orations.—V. Quin 's Visit to Spain
in 1822 and 1823.—V1. Las Cases' Journal of the Private Life
and Convetsation of Napoleon at St. Ilelena.—Vll. Napoleon's
Memoirs.—Vlll. Letter from a Contributor in the Sulks.—
The Tory, No. 2.—X. A Scots Mummy. In a Letter
from James llogg.—Xl. London Oddities and Outlines, No. 2:1
The Rev. Mr. Irving.—Xll. Parisian Sketches, No. I.
XIII. New Ear Trumpet. In a Letter from Thomas Morri-
son, bI.D.—X IV. The Parson's Visitor, a Lyrical Ballad.—
XV. The late Whig Attacks or. the Lord Chancellor.—XVl.
Letters of Timothy Tickler, Esq. to Eminent Literary Cha-
ractere No. B.—On the last Number of the Edinburgh Review
and Things in General.—XVll. Noctes Ambrosianm, No. 2.
Mr. North's Lecture on " The Choice ;" a Poem recently writ-
ten by Leigh Ilunt, a Convert, and Vice-Poet Laureate to
Blackwood's Magazine.

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