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mftitffe particulars olf the events attending &e fte ^ pttpn : the greater p&H fs i ? 6 riv ^ K % h t 6 t ^ Mblfe for the first time tfqm Ori g inal J ^ jMipta . Dr . M ^ Cree , Of $$ intoirgh , the author of iWhtteW 3 dtiiii £ u (> % fs engaged jh
ifrrrritt £ a History / of the Progress and Stfripratefott o ? thlil ^ fdi ^ irtataitm in Italy { ftM S {> aYn d& 4 t ^ ^ te ^^ Century . Mr . j . S . Bild&hgham , whose many andttiinotrs j ^ secutions lately interested go lai ^ e a portittn of the public aTOntfon , has in the rife ^ , Tiftfafels in
Mesopotaitiia ; radigitig ' a J ^ Meyfrotb Aleppo , across the t ^ hrates , to 6 ffah . fane IJr of'the Chald ^ es ^ V across the Plains Of the Tufcomiq Tribes to Diarbekr , in Asia Minor ; from thence to Mafdiii , on ( he borders of the , Great Desert , and by the Tigris , to thie Mosul , the Ruins of Nineveh , Arbela , Bagdad and Babylon . The Travels of the Russian Mission
through Mongolia to China , including an Account of a | tesidence in Pelsin in the Years 1820 and 1821 , by George iTimfcdWSki , Ivitl * Corrections and Notes fry M . J . Klaproth , will shortly be pubfiBhsd In Engltab , In 2 volumes , 8 vo ., i ^ i th Maps and PJatea . . v jfhe tTon . titbtge Keppel is preparing fpt J ) tlbliCat 1 o » , in Ofie volume , 4 to ., a NarraitiveOf a JTonrriey undertaken in 1824
from India to England , by Bussorah , fedgdad , the llulns 6 f Babylbn , Curdis-Ml , ' the CoaSt of Persia , the Western ^ Kbi ' e of ' the Caspian Sea , Astrakhan , N ^ vQ ^ orod , Moscow arid St . Petcrsburgh , Tfie Rev . Wflli&m FfeJd , of Warwick , h ^ s \} &n t 6 rybin ( i % me engaged in drawihg up Wembirs Of the Life and Writings of his rafe Frieda ITr , Parr . The work will fctfm two VQliimes in 8 vo ., and may , we Vnaelfsfadd , jfa' shortly expected .
Mr . Hump ! ff £ y Woolrych has announced a Lffe of the Celebrated , and we ' may add the Tnfarhous , Judge Jeffreys , Lord CKtef Justice of the King ' s Bench , aiid L 6 v 3 High Chancellor of England , in tlie tleigp of Janies the Second . ThVwrlter seems io intimate that hitherto the good nian has had hard measure dealt , him in the censures and the curses which have usually been associated with
his name and he honestly avows his in' teutioii to d ^ gplay tKe " brightest colouri /^ Vof the Jfadge ' s character . " An Accouj ^ of ] ' Uife ' Flight of VanHa-Jen from the Dungeon ^ of the In ^ uisitiou to the foot of Caucasus , and of his Adventures in Russia , is mentioned among ^ he forthcoming publications of the pregent season . Among the promised Duplications we blbser ^ e the VoYty Vears Diary of a cele-
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brated Ndnc < mforjnist . Divine , With illustrative Biographfral Notes ,: in three volumes , dvd . No hiri ' t is given of the party to Wlpcli hieTbetdngedi : • . "Captain Thomas Southey , R . N ., is about 0 publish a Chronological History of the West Indies , in three volumes , $ vo . We congratulate him on his exchange of the murderous trade of war for the more peaceful and more honourable occupations of the study .
Mr . D'Israeli is at present engaged in \ VriJt 1 ng an Account of the Private Life of Charles the First , designed , it is stated , to develops the Genius , the Character and the Principles of the Tnnes , and to form a Supplement to the Popular Histories of Tories and Whigs , Republicans arid Cromwellians .
Dr . Evans , of Islington , has in the press , the Fifteenth Edition of his Sketch of the Denominations , with an Account of the Ranters or Primitive Methodists , aud bi the Irish Pr-e ' sbyterians , amounting to near a Million of People . Mr . Oorsett Fellowes , of the Lord
Chamberlain * s Office , is preparing for publication , a work on the Revolution of 1688 . It is stated , that he will add to it several documents relative to Charles the First , Cromwell and the Restoration of the Stuarts , which he has discovered iu the Public Library of Paris .
Mr . Bo wring is engaged on a new work designed to illustrate the Literature and Poetry of Poland . Mr . W . Jevons , ljun ., is about to publish a work to ^ e Entitled Systematic Morality , or a Treatise on the Theory ancl practice of Human Duty on the Grounds of Natural Keligion .
Mr . John Barclay has announced a Sequel to the Diversions of Purley , containing an Essay on " English Verbs , with Remarks on Mr . Tooke ' s Work , and on some terms to denote Soul or Spirit . Mr . William Carpenter is preparing for publication , A Reply to the Accusations of Piracy and Plagiarism exhibited against the Author , in the January Number of the Christian Remembrancer , in
a Review of " Home and Carpenter ' s Introductions to the Study of the Holy Scriptures . " Mr . Bagster has completed his Comprehensive Bible , being the only edition of the Holy Scriptures which contains , in one volume , the Authorized Version , with the essentials required for Pulpit , or Study , or Family use ; haviug copious ' Prefaces and Indexes , and more than 4000 Explanatory Notes , and above 500 , 000 Parallel Passages .
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1 S 8 Intelligence - ^ Literttry Notices
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1827, page 158, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1793/page/78/
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