... the spaech of Gasiccaus OnhE is given. We reserve the con. eluding stanzas till next' week, when we shall bring toat end our review of the Purgatory of Suicides. PICTORIAL PENNY BALLADIST. Part II., III. London: J. C. Moore, 12, Wellington-street, North ...

... EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, FOR AFRie.- Edinburgh: W. Tait. London: Simpkin and Marshall. This number contains the conclusion of the review of BURTON'S Lite and Correspondence of David flume. TnoMAs Dt QUcsICx (the English Opium Eater) contributes an article ...

... (Ii REVIEWS. it MILTON'S POETICA&L WORKS.. London t JoTix, Mnfciiorno. Tire 2d and 3d volumes of this edition contain tite Paradtise Li.Lsts,ritlt Sir E. Bry tiges' intradLrtetion1S to carth book, and notes. es selected and original. We are hippy to reptort ...

... weekly penny issue of a work by the celebrated author of Priests, Women, and Families. It would be ridiculous for us to review these eight pages, which contain only 'a part of the Dedication (to M. QuINET); we might as well pretend to judgeof a ...

... REV I E W S. ,1UA tt'il DINBURfI REVIEW. f~ailiton cCasti-, Oct. lit, 18314. tlv teliher number of the E'di nio-,'i Reiewiii tot' cht I rcc I~l I lind onotiadlto in which in), ninati hat vtii' It a tred, It ?? to ~C give tI aounti~l of trant- M tolliistrati00 ...

... F~rance under Napoleon. Tics first of tilese is a deliglitfisi thl piece of roadiag. As regards the review of' Tuicins, CC we cannot afford reomi to review the reviewrer othier, z trios we shsotuld qecestloil Iis charact ers Of 'ROEaS-12 PRE'tne, NAPOLEON ...

... not in the ra habit of seeing any other newspaper or lite- lii rary periodical-and,' consequently, may not is have seen alny review or notice of the said as Library-we consider it a public duty to J~ direct the attention of our readers to this ad- pi mirable ...

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... .r h tltre appeared a review of T Uom s COOPAR's enieW Yof ,Saiddes. The review is a remarkable ot only for the praise therein lavished upon i. COroris poeaticl talents, but also for the very ?? admissions lmade by the reviewer, as to the itrengthi of ...

... was, in all, nearly four hundred. Among the suffesers there was actually a ?? the article Witchcraft in the Retrospective Review, Vol. V. Part 1, Art. 5 ) In 1728, in Hungary, thirteen persons were burnt alive at Sigeden. In 1749, one Maria Renata was ...

... 72, Mortirmer~-'tteet, Ca- vendish-square. Our readers will probably remember a work, the successive numbers of which were reviewed I at con. siderable lengtb in the columns of the Star, entitled The Chronicles lof the Bastille. The said work only contained ...

... disposed of Poland and Russia.' now intro- daces his readeos to the popular literature of Goermaoy, the subject of his first review being Frederick Von Schiller, -Amongst the contents of this number are (the commencement 0f)a St John's Eve: a Remuntic Drama ...