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HEWARD, AT THE OFFICE OF THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
2, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND.

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No. XXI.

ART. I. CORN LAWS

1. Three Lectures on the Mercantile Theory of Wealth,

delivered before the University of Oxford. By Nassau

Wm. Senior, late Fellow of Magdalen College, A. M.,

Professor of Political Economy.

2. Two Lectures on Population, delivered before the Uni-

versity of Oxford, in Easter Term, 1828. By Nassau

Wm. Senior, A. M., Professor of Political Economy.

To which is added, a Correspondence between the

Author and the Rev. T. R. Malthus.

3. Mathematical Exposition of some Doctrines of Political

Economy. From the Transactions of the Cambridge

Philosophical Society. By W. Whewell, M. A. F.R.S.,

Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Professor of

Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge, and Fel-

low of the Cambridge Philosophical Society.

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4. Catechism on the Corn Laws; with a List of Fallacies

and the Answers. By a Member of the University of

Cambridge.

II. MEMOIREs, CorrespondANCE ET OPUScules Inedites de

PAUL-LOUIS COURIER

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III. HANDBUCH DER UNGRISCHEN POESIE, &c. i. e. MANUEL OF

HUNGARIAN POETRY; or a Selection of interesting Pieces

from the best Hungarian Poets, chronologically arranged-

with notices of their Lives and Writings-an introductory

History of the Hungarian Poetry, a collection of German

Translations, and a Glossary of the uncommon words, &c.

Edited by Franz Toldy, with the help of Julius Fenyéry 29

IV. THE LAST OF THE PLANTAGENETS, an Historical Romance,

illustrating some of the public Events, and domestic and

ecclesiastical Manners, of the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Cen-

turies

V. A TREATISE ON COBBETT'S CORN; containing Instructions

for propagating and cultivating the Plant, and for harvest-

ing and preserving the Crop; and also an account of the

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several uses to which the produce is applied, with minute

directions relative to each mode of application. By Wm.

Cobbett

VI. JOURNAL OF A SECOND EXPEDITION INTO THE Interior

of Africa, from the BighT OF BENIN TO SOCCATOO;

to which is added, the Journal of Richard Lander, from

Kano to the Sea-coast, partly by a more Eastern Route.

By the late Commander Clapperton of the Royal Navy

VII. THE VILLAGE PATRIARCH. A Poem

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VIII. THE PLanter's Guide; or a Practical Essay on the best

method of giving immediate effect to Wood, by the removal

of large Trees and Underwood; being an attempt to place

the Art, and that of General Arboriculture on Phytological

and fixed Principles, interspersed with Observations on

General Planting, and the Improvement of Real Landscape,

originally intended for the Climate of Scotland. By Sir

Henry Stuart, Bart., LL.D. F. R. S. E., &c.

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X. REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF

COMMONS, ON THE CIVIL GOVERNMENT OF CANADA.

XI. MEMOIRES DE VIDOCQ, CHEF DE LA POLICE De Surete,

Jusqu'en 1827; aujourdhui proprietaire et fabricant de

Papiers à Saint Mandé

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XII. HERODOTUS, translated from the Greek, for the Use of

General Readers; with short explanatory Notes. By Isaac

Taylor

XIII. SIR THOMAS MORE; or Colloquies on the Progress and

Prospects of Society. By Robert Southey, LL.D., Poet

Laureate, &c.

XIV. ANNE OF Geierstein; or the Maiden of the Mist. By the

Author of Waverley, &c.

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XV. A PROSPECTUS OF THE QUIPOLA; or an Explanation of the

Quipoes, now open for Public Opinion

XVI. EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. xcvii: Article on Mill's Essays

on Government, &c.

ART. I. SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES

1. Trial and Condemnation of Esther Hibner.

2. Despatch of Mr. Secretary Huskisson to the Governor

of the Bahamas, on the Subject of the Cruelties perpe-

trated by Henry and Helen Moss on a Female Negro

Slave who died under the infliction, and the Applica-

tion for Remission of their Punishment.

II. AN HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE ORIGIN, PROGRESS AND

PRESENT STATE of Gas-LightiNG. By Wm. Matthews

III. GAMING-HOUSES

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1. Ecarté, or, The Salons of Paris.

2. Life in the West; or, The Curtain Drawn. A Novel.

Dedicated, by permission, to the Right Hon. Robert

Peel, M. P. Containing Sketches, Scenes, Conversa-

tions, and Anecdotes of the last importance to Fami-

lies, and men of rank, fashion, and fortune. Founded

on Facts. By a Flat Enlightened.

IV. COLONIZATION AND COMMERCE OF BRITISH INDIA

1. A further Inquiry into the expediency of applying the

Principles of Colonial Policy to the Government of

India, and of effecting an essential change in its landed

Tenures, and in the character of its Inhabitants. By

the Author of the original Inquiry.

2. Reflections on the present State of British India.

3. A View of the present State and future Prospects of the

Free Trade and Colonization of India.

4. India; or Facts committed to illustrate the Character

and Condition of the Native Inhabitants, with sug-

gestions for reforming the present System of Govern-

ment. By R. Rickards, esq.

V. NIEBUHR'S HISTORY OF ROME

1. Römische Geschichte von B. G. Niebuhr.

2. The Roman History. By G. B. [B. G.] Niebuhr.

Translated from the German, by F. A. Walker, Esq.

F. R. S. L.

3. The History of Rome. By B. G. Niebuhr. Translated

by Julius Charles Hare, M. A. and Connop Thirlwall,

A. M. Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge.

4. Römische Geschichte von B. G. Niebuhr. Erster Theil

dritte, vermehrte und verbesserte, Ausgabe.

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