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WILLIAM CARLETON a man Of slnguIar
ability and skill, aud one who is assured
" destined to take rank among the
most gifted men in his country has
produced. As writer Of elegant 6c-
uon, he is perhaps unequolled in purity
and prolundiry OF pathos, end exquisite
grace and delcOcy Of sentiment.
Another attractive feature of this work
consists in lis Monthly Gallery Of Por-
traits, nf characters eminent in Iitera-
iura, science, theology, law, medicine,
| and politics, connected witt Ireland, 10
which are appended a series Of Biopgreph
icaI Memories, &c. IN The American
+ liou ul III DoJln UoIveTsitv Maga.
zine, these admirably Characteristic eICh'
lngs will he gwen with all their lrie-
like freshness and original spirit.
The Dublin Univer-ily Magazine is to
Ireland what BIdckwood is to Scotland;
and from this cause alone, porlrayIng,
Al It does, Irish life aod manners, and
Insh modes Of thinking in all their genu'
, lne reality, II may reasonably be expect
ed to enlist The sympathies OF a numerous
clsss oi readrr-, including all those who
appreciate the iElmitable wit and rolllck.
ing lun that is indigenous to Ouid Ire
land Tuis, however, is not the only
feature Of the work; it is characterized
by the same power aud cogency in the
o discussion Of It's political ethics, which
= Lave rendered its allie contemporary SO
e deservcdly Distinguished; and however
o some NAV differ as TO the political creed
D Of The articles in question, we cannot
u but award our urqIaIIfed appreciation
10 the wonderful talent BY which they are
supported
Originating under the immediate ln-
e luence aud susPices Of The University OF
=, Duain, this periodical has acquired for
Z, nseif The characteristics Of Nationality
1t to al extent which, under less favourable
u circumstances, such work could scare
2. ~ have attained. But not so much 10
: the patronage & sanction Of its College,
le is lis extraordinary popularity and sue
cess to be ascribed, as TO the intrinsic
excellence Of genuine lrish talent & gent
US; combining as it invariably does, a
pro|ountness of phIIosopbi5 research,
wnh felicity and beauty Of style, that is
Gually attractive 10 the grave and the
gay. Not ony has this work been The
means of preserving much OF the literary
W talent oil Ireland, at nome, which other
R wise would have sought some other mar
is kel, bot It has also brought to light more,
C. which, bot for rta fostering care, would
ac perhaps never have been produced.
Isl Such are the accredited claims Of the
" wotk under notice; it is therefore win
H. much pleasure we have 10 announce
'es hat 10 accordance with the wishes Of a
large number of our subscribers, we
rm have made arrangemels for the RepubIi'
ire cation of"The Dublin University Moga
nj, zine" Commencing on The f, StOf JGHua
or rv nert. In dependence upon the SAINT
oI. liberal patronage with which our Previ
Gus publications have been received, W
shall confidently issue the above name
Periodical to our numerous readers, !
the conviction that its claims will b
found al least not inferior 10 aGy respeC
to those ol its predecessors.
The same care and punctualty whlc
Lave attended the issue Of our othe
publications, vii afford a sufficient gual
sntee for the fuIflment Of our contract !
The presen, instance; and we need onI,
q. in conclusion, 10 assure our subscribe
and the public. that in The repubticallC
OF the Dublin University Magazine, ,nt
the Their expense nor exertiOn shall be wan
ara ing on our part to produce it in Sly
'mI' commensurate with its intrinsic merl
age and worthy Of their entire appreciation
ud' The American Edluon will be ia
that simiIe OF the original.
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a"u advance. Subscriptions received
zee" The Publisher, by Mr.. JOHN NIMN
as'e' Agent for the Canadas, and by The I
Gals spective local agents throughout the u
Ike ted States.
lite ] NJ. MASON.
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