... RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW. We resume the subject of the Imperial and Royal Confederacy at Laybach for the purpose of review-111X the occurrences which callcd it into action, and of anticipating its probable results. The discontents of the .people, especially ...

... RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF POLITICS. Conceiving our comments might be of some use in exposing the sophistry which we knew was so industriously propagating on the very important pies.tion which a vote of Parliament has this week, at least for a time, put ...

... •' - : /•: 4 ,41 , ' Price SeverspenLc may mix in the picture, the minds of all who have given the subject even a partial review, will leave it, we are sure, but with one conclupion. ...

... risen up to vindicate its motives, and vouch for the respectability of It component parts, in the Editor of a new Edinburgh Review. And, ,though this hardy champion has brought forward no new ideas, scarcely even a. Iv expression . (which we at any rate ...

... which are publishing with Dr. Grey's notes, huiformiy with the Iludibras, both in Loudon and Paris. CHIT CHAT. A Poeticill Review of Lord Byron's Don Juan has lately been published under the title of Gordon, a Tale. It is in some fiespects a burlesque ...

... next week, ovr Paper shall resume its usual feature, and contain the former quantity of Town and Provincial Intelligence, Reviews of New Books, Treatise on the Pine Arts, with a quantity of •Scottish and Irish Intelligence, given in no other Weekly Paper ...

... is soon staggered by .a few smart blows. Whenever he has been • set upon, he. has -slunk of the controversy. The Edinburgh Review made (What is Called) a dead set at him 'seine ago, to which he only retorted by an nelogy on the Superior neatneSe of an ...

... and very improved Plan: the Original Papers being printed on a large Type similar to those in the Quarterly and Odinburgh Reviews, and the Miscellaneous Departments so arranged as to form a distinct volume at the end a the year; thus combining in the Work ...

... On the Ist of May, vs ill be Published, price ss. No. VI. completing the Third Volume of rri. HE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW; consisting of Criticisms upon, Analyses of, and Extracts from, curious, useful, and valuable Books, in all Languages, from the revival ...

... Equerry, Captain Foster, left Gloucester House on Friday, at half-past two o'cleck for Chatham to dinner. His Royal Highness reviewed his regiment, the 3d Guards yesterday, and afterwards returned to Gloucester House to dinner. On Monday his Royal Highness ...

... Ive hesitate not to say, of the vilest productions of the. Bard, gravely ushered to the public in the pages of a high Tory review. Dare we name the story?- No, but he it known to all Scotelimen, that in it Burns was even a . plagirist, and evidently took ...

... at the balcony of the Palace, towards the. garden, and was welcomed with the loudest acclamations. On the Nth, the King reviewed the troops assembled on a plain near Stocken. His Majesty dined at a table of 46 covers, it which all the Royal Princes and ...