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r fitt AVELS in ITALY, GREECE, and the lONIAN
ISLANDS; in a Series of Letters, descriptive of Man-
aers, Scenery, and the Fine Arts.
By H. W. WILLIAMS, Fag.
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the Paintings, Sculpture, and Architectural Monuments, which
krill the chief attraction of these interesting Countries.

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ASTATISTICAL, POLITICAL, anti HISTORI-
CAL ACCOUNTof the UNITED STATES of AME-
RICA, from the period of their First Colonization to the pre-
sent day.-131 D. B. WARDEN, Esq.
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found in honks of travels, and statistical works of every descrip-
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11:19. It includes, also, a sketch of the history of the country,
with copious tables of the population, value of lands, revenue,
• 'sports and imports for a series of years, and a great variety of
matter not introduced into any previous work of the kind.

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riIHE POETICAL DECAMEItON; or, Conver-
-1: s on English Ports and Poetry, particularly of the
litips of Elizabeth and James I.
By J. PAYNE COLLIER,

Of the Middle Temple.
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in the present Work, in a more popular a*: d easy manner than in
most of the Publications which have yet appeared on the subject.
The scattered notices which have been brought to light in the Cen-
ntra, Literaria, Restituta, the British Bi'.liographer, and other
Works of the same kind, are here conccm r..7.ed in one point of
view; together with much new information and many valuable
notices, not hitherto generally known. The Work resembles, in its
flans the elegant Dialogues of Bishop Hurd on similar subjects.

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tril RAVELS in the NORTH of GERMANY, de-
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Germany, not usually farad in Works of this description. -The
Author has not confined himself to a description of the mere
exterior of the country : from his acquaintance with the German
language, he was enabled to mix freely with the pt. or lc, aLd to
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