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London, England, 1826-08-01 00:00:00

MAY.

The Windsor Beauties—Narrative of Dr. Clarlte's sneeeuful
attempt to reach the suounit of Mont Blanc; written by himsetf—
Sandoval ; or, dte Spanish Freemason—Parr in his latter years—
Present state of (Fashionable) Parties in . Great Britain—Disco.
yeti's in Northern and Central Afric•—.Wit and Madness, by
he. &e.

Or. the Life end Geniwa of Ilepbeelm, Theßal.aggeato=tl,
Esq.— mrs. itadcliffe's Pembooloos
Juke Judkins, amp of filgolochom--Lonl Illosdorisib De Va.
‘..hout— Ile Dublin Tabfoet Ball—Piecadikly llooketo--Parlsiou
buCtety, INAitiCll. and Literature—Field Floetete, by t Campbell,
kag.—Oe the Nobility of deformed parsons, by lii n.'

JULY.
Sketches of the Irish Bar, Mr. Wallace—The &gilds May
—walks itt Koine amd its hinvirom--Distioaary of LIMN mid
Beauty-01d Heads on Young Shoulders—Reaillettleas of Dr
Parr, by a Pupil— ileynoWa's lemurs—M. ie &smog on the
kztermivatiou of the Greeks—Sketches in Paris..—alitele's Me.
111.6111, concluded—Poetry by Mrs. Hernias, L. E. L. atm km
l's mud fur Henry Coluurn. v. New Burlington-street, Linden;
licu and Bradiute, I.:Alinburgh; and John Cumming,

LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XX. for AuGos.r.
Coverstrrel L Journal of a Traveller on the Continent, No.
6—IL CoPhainetativi—ll I. Adventures of a Foreigner in Greece
—IV. Pails on Diet--V. Sporting Excursion—Vl. Adventures
of a French Serjeant—V IL Irish Writers on Ireland—Vl IL A■
Appeal front theShades—TX. Diary for tho Month of July—l.
Blarney and Hypocrisy, a Sketch—Xl. Three Days' Walk in the
Highlands--Loadon University, Table Talk, Priced of Shares,
English and Foreign Funds. am Monthly List si !looks.
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Alisina,•26th (tgilt) of 367,122 e. •
We are filled with gratitude for the..assistaace which
you have given in destroying the pirate; who inhabitrd
this island. We hope to be delivered from those r bbers
and from all the distress rise suffer .an account of them.
Font df them still tethitits--two mystics and two pirams
-as we have pointed out in the list which yoo already
possess; and we beg of you to. pursue them to the at-
, morreettemity. . .
./We hope, in fine, that through your efforts, a part of
the men•engaged in Mirsk seSaed fraosactiorts will be
recalled, to defend their century, isuitead Of ceutiouiag
to blacken it is the eyes. of foreiga.,noons. For ogr
purr, Nee; who. have up. tri, 'this day always fooglat,for
Mr country.' )011 presirrue ilsfsause intention ; 'And we
hill consbat.untit vrelrigistiskiait breath,aftet
our numerous families under your OW fel protection;
thing. you, ia.caer..ef Sailsfottiine, to ask from the
toffOlitihielfilheifiria4ol7 of tionIFT mice
is •• noble rid fp generous to strangers.
' We • with dirtPioa, peaShiod iospect, &c.
I im aseurettihaii"efliiii'-dthibeetaintsles which how
been made, both by our viisels and the'Engli4i, will
diminish the oitiaey.bYesfosrtliagits means ; but it must
not be expected that it snob. entirely deAroyed as long
as the Greek contest lasts, because, among the multitude
of 'vessels armed ler the general cause, it will bq impos!
Bible for ui cis tfisfinguisfilhmevihich oteitSionaily com-
mit 'tintingl alts; end also, perhaps, because, in' order
not to deprives the Greeks of a means rf diluted, we too
often hesitate to destroy very suspicious Teasels: :
'The new Greek Government has at last, on the ap-
plication of several Nsval Commanders, declared that
no letters of Marque shall be delivered ; that -the juris-
dictinn of the rise courts shall not extend beyond
articles well proved to be contrubaed of war, and that
all arming of mystics, tints, pirams, &c. is forbidden
under any rr tents whatever. it is to be regietted that
these measures were not sooner adopt _d; .but though
the Government is -not in a condition to eat-Hee their
execution, they will at least serve Us as rules to act upon,
according es cases may occur. . - •