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. This day was published, _
'THE Qi.tAIitERLY REVIEW, Number VI.
4.- containing, 1. Sir George Staunton's Penal Cod' of China.
—% Waish's Pamphlet on the. Genius and Disposition of France.
3. Murphy's Fatal Revenge, or the Family of Mintorio.-4. Gra-
ham's Georgic,.-5. Dr. Milner's History of Winchester-6. Jones's
Account of the extraordinary Efficacy of the Eau d'Uusson in
Gout.-,-7. Pursuits of Agriculture, a Satirical Poem.-3. The
Ramayuna, an Epic Poem, from the Sangskrit.--9. Shee's Ele-
ments of Art.-10. Butler's Cambridge Edition of /Eschylus.-
11. Bishop Horsley's Sermons.-12. ACCONIIt of Fuur Years'
Residence at Tongataboo.-13. Hayley's Edition of Worgaiis
' Poems.-14. Mempires de la .Societe d Arcueil.—l S. Berwick's
Life of Appollonius of Tyana —l6. Evans's Old Ballads, and
pAik in on Song Writing.-1'•. Walter Seott's Lady of the Lake.
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