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Waltham, q novel, being Vol. 3 of the Lss

 hrary of Romance

 Memoirs Of Dr. Burney, hy Madame D' Arhlay author ef E1eliaa, Geel!ia, &c. 1 The Black elyet Bag, and Madesno,seile I Therese, hy Miss Milford. EilIott's Letters from the North of Eu-

 rope.

 Memoir of SiIyio Pelllco. Madame Dard's Narrative of the Ships

 wreck of the Medusa.

 !s'te and Adventures of inc CheyaiieT l Charles Stuart, and History of ihe Re-

 belIion in Scotland in I745, TAG. By Robert Chambers

 Great Britain in lS32, by Baron D'tiaus-

 sez, Ex-minister of King Charles X. 1 The Story of Captain N, by the an- thor ef Traits of Travel l Suhaltern's Furloagh. descriptive of A.

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