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THE ASIATIC JOURNAL FOR NOVLSIBER.

THE ASIATIC JOURNAL fur the present Month, be-
sides the usual quantity of hliscellaneous Intelligence up to the
latest date, frau Briti►h and Foreign India, China, Australasia, &c.
contains a Variety of Original Papers, including a final Examination of
the Evidence ou the China Trade—An Account of Oulkar, a ce/e.
butted place of Hindu Pilgrimage.—Tha Occurrences at Kittoor, tu
IC24.—ikvics-. of Mrs. Colonel Elwood's tiverliahl Journey to India,
anti Mr. Hughes' Travels in Greece, &c. &c.
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Piic: 12,. bound io Morocco. with a Portrait of Young Napoleon,
altar Sir Thomas Lawrence,

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