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SATURDAY, MAY 31-; 1823.

THE NEW MONTHLY- MAGAZINE, FOR
JUNE 1, contains, among various other PATIRS,
I. Two Songs, by Thomas Campbell, Esq.—ll. Sketches of
the Irish Bar, No. 5. Mr. Joy.—lll. Remarks on the sth and
6th Parts of Las Cases' Journal.—lV. The New Cabriolets.—
V. London Lyrics: St. James's Park. The Newspapers.—VL
On the Repasts of the Ancients.—Vll. Greek Song: The
Shade of Theseus.—Vlll. The Classics and Romantics.—lX.
Out of Town and not in the Country.—X. On the Statue of
a Funeral Genius.—Xl. British Galleries of Arts, No. 6.
XIL The last of the O'Neils.—Xlll. The Bird's Release at
the Grave.—XlV. Sympathies and Prejudices.—X.V. FAluca-
tiott.-XVI. The Flower that feels not Spring.—XVll. On
Music, No. 3; with Reference to the *Principles of the Beau-
tiful in that Art.--XVIIL The Diver, a-Ballad from the Ger-
man.—X'lX. The Tavern.—XX. Printed by Mistake.—XXl.
The Physician.—XX 11. Italy to Spain.—XXlll. Song for a
Swiss Festival on the Anniversary of an Ancient • Battle.-
-XXI V. To alrountain.—XXV. Sonnet from Petrarcb, &c.
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ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY,
Ennis iv al*. PNWPG.
rruE ANNALS of PHILOSOPHY, for JUNE,
1 contains, among other Articles, the following:

Mr. James Crichton on the Maximum Density of Water—
Dr. Forch!iammer on a Salt composed of Sulphuric Acid, Pe.
roxide of Iron, and Ammonia—Sir W. Congreve on .Gas Light
Estatlishments, and on the comparative explosive Force of Car-
buretted Hydrogen Gas and Gunpowder—Professor Cum-
ming on the Devvlopement of Electromagnetism by Ileat—Or.
Williams on the Practicability of an Operation lot Phthisis Pul-
monalis—Prof,ssor Oersted on Schweigger's Electromagnetic
Multiplier; Mr. Phillips' Analysis of the Native Sulphate of
Iron and Alumina—Mr. Brooke on the Crystalline Form of Ar-
tificial Saks—Analytical Account of Professor Barlow's F.ssay
on Iklnnetic Attractions—Proceedings of the Royal Linnasan
and Geological Societies—Various Scientific Notices, Ste. &c.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.

•„11- Ik-o:withstanding the great number of Competitors which
the success and high reputation of the Annals of Philosophy have
induced, it continues to he pre-eminent for the value and Num-
bers of its original articles; while the frequency of its publica-
tion renders it the most desirable Work in Britain for the imme-
diate communication of the discoveries Made by her distin-
guished philosophers.

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This day' was published,
The Third Edition, in Two Vulurnes, aro. 241.

!/MEMOIRS OF I3ENVENUTO CELLINI. -
11 Written by himself; containing an unreserved account
of his intimacy with tlichael Angelo, Titian' and all the great
Italirn Sculptors and Painters of the age ; his connexions with
Francis I. of France, the Pmperor Charles V. Popes Clement
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ITALY. By LADY MORGAN.-
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