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CLASSICAL JOURNAL.

Just published, pr. 6s.
THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL,
No. XVII.; containing a variety of CLASSICAL, BIBLICAL
*Ad ORICATTAL LITERATURB. [Published Quarterly.]

CONTENTS :
1. A Dffence of Public Schools.
2. Oratio tie Constitutiune Tragccliarunt.
S. In caret. Epod. Eurip. Comment.
4. Catalogys Praelectionvm pvisl. et priv. G. Avgvsta per se-
mestre Hibernvm clalaccc. Inde a die iiii.Octobris habendaruns.
5. Epithets in Poetical Composition.
6. Bibliographical Inaccuracy.
7. ADVERSARIA LITERARIA, No. I.
R. Inquiry into the Causes of the Diversity of Human Charac-
ter iti. ytrious Ages, Nations, and Individuals.

9. On the Greek Fathers.
'lO. On the Miscellaneous Otrservations of Authors, ancient
and Modern.
11. Mors Nelson!. Prize Poem.
12.,Remarks on Strabo.
13. Resemblance between the English and Italian Languages.
14. ETYMOLOGICAL DISQUISITIONS.
15. Illustration of St. Gregory's Epitaph on St. Basil.
16. Classical Connexions.
17. Suetonius Collatus cum MSto Dunelmensi.
111. Egyptian Etymoligy.
19. Loci quidam Luciani emendati.
20. Conjectura in Incum Dialogi de causiscorruptz eloquestii.
21. Casimir and Burns.
22. An Answer to a late Bonk written against Dr. Bentley,
relative to some MS. Notes on Callimachus.
23. Dr. Parr's Inscript. for Sir .1 Moore's Monument.
24. Pacilographia Grzca. With three plates.
25. Porson's Collation of the Harleiaa MS. of the Odyssey.
25. Mara: honian Antiquities.
27. Bp. Pearson 's Minor Tracts, Chronologically arranged.
2S. The Language of Flowers, Fruits, ace. used by the Turkish
Ladies in the Harems.
29. Biblical Synonyrni.
30. On the Conformity cf the Gr. Lat. and Sanskrita Languages.
With a variety of other Classical and Biblical Articles.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, London; and all other
Bookseilers in Town and Country.

PARI.I4I4IIENT4RT PROCE.EDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 31.

The Loan CRAxeet.LOR took his Sexton the Woolsack, at a
quarter past four o'clock, and Prayers were read by the Bishop
Of PETERBOROUGH, the junior Prelate.
A Private Bill WAS brought up front the Commons by Mr.
GRP:NiI-T.l, and others, and read a first time.
The Legal Quays' Bill was read a second time, anti committed
for te-morrow.
On the Motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, the Docu-
ments presented yesterday from the Bank of England were or-
dered to he printed for the use of the House.
The Writs of Assistance Bill .i.sed through a Committee of
the whole House, and was reported without any Amendment.
The Duke of NORFOLK presented a Petition from John
Wilcox Cuntly, praying that a farther time may he, under the
circumstanco. stated, allowed in this case, for the presentation
of a regular Petition on a particular subject in which he is inte•
repted, to their Lordships. ibis Grace explained, that the Peti-
tioner, from circumstances, had suffered the time originally pre.
scribed for receiving private Petitions, to elapse, was the cause
of this application to their Lordships.
The title of the Petition being read, the Document was order-
ed to lie on the 'fable. . _

. ..... _
The Earl of DARNLEY moved that an Account be laid
before the Hcu.e, of all the Corn Imported into Great Britain
since the month of August, 1813, as far as the same can be
made up, distinguishing such Corn as was i►rported from Ire-
land.—Ordered.