PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETORS, AND PUBLISHED BY
ROBERT HEWARD, AT THE OFFICE OF THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
2, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND.

1830.

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XI. CLARENDON

1. History of the Rebellion in England, and View of

Affairs in Ireland.

of Clarendon, &c.

By the Right Hon. Edward Earl

Collated with the original MSS.;

with the suppressed Passages, and the Notes of

Bishop Warburton.

2. Life of Edward Earl of Clarendon.

3. Essays, Moral and Entertaining, on the various Faculties

and Passions of the Mind.

XII. LETTERS FROM NOVA SCOTIA, comprising Sketches of a Young

Country. By Captain W. Moorson, 52nd Light Infantry 170

XIII. THE STAMP ACT-DR. WHATELY'S THOUHTS ON THE

SABBATH

XIV. RELIGIOUS DISABILITIES

1. Good Friday; or the Murder of Jesus Christ by the

Jews. By William Cobbett.

2. Cobbett's Weekly Political Register.

3. Two Letters, in answer to the Objections urged against

Mr. Grant's Bill for the Relief of the Jews; with an

Appendix.

1. Rhymes on Art; or, the Remonstrance of a Painter.

By Martin Archer Shee, Esq. R. A.

2. Elements of Art; a Poem, in Six Cantos, &c. &c.

By Martin Archer Shee.

3. A Letter to the President and Directors of the Bri-

tish Institution; containing the outline of a Plan

for the encouragement of Historical Painting. By

Martin Archer Shee.

XVI. CAUSES AND CURE OF THE PRESENT DISTRESS

XVII. DE PRISCA EGYPTIORUM LITTERATURA COMMENTATIO

PRIMA, quam scripsit Joannes Godofredus Kosegarten,

S.S. Theol. Doct. Ejusdemque et Litterar. Oriental.

in Academia Gryphisvaldensi Prof. Publ. Ordin, &c.

&c. Cum Tabulis plerisque.

Vimariæ, CIOCICCCXXVIII.

XVIII. GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

1. The Policy of Princes; an Essay, containing, together

with much useful Advice to Legitimate Monarchs, a

Faithful Picture of the Present State of Europe. By

a Member of the Austrian Legation.

2. Quarterly Review (No. LXXXV. Art. 7.) on the Poli-

tical Condition and Prospects of France.'

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