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Within as close and accessible limits &c rich
collection Of the sterling periodical Literature OF
Europe cannot elsewhere be found as in the sue
cessive numbers of this Magazine. IN the present
number We End the capital article from the Edin-
burgh on Madame D Arblag by MAoAuLAY, that
upon the late Dr.. Araold from the same Review,
a very instructive and valuable article from the
Dublin University eattled The Lawyer can
did and able review of the American Treaty from
the Westminster, and great number of other ar
ticles of scarcely less value though briefer and
somewhat less striking. Frazers Magazine is
made to contribute capital paper entitled he
minisccnces of Men and Things, being sketches
Of Bcrryer, Guzot and David, the frst two erli-
nent statesmen and the last scarcely less emf
nent Sculptor of France. The article ircm the
Revue de, deux Monaes' upon the Police SYSTEM
Of Paris, translated by J. o'Connell Esq of this
City, will be foHnd to possess considerable inter
est and now that the Police System of our own
City is a matter Of such general attention, many
valuable hints for its Improvement may be gain
cred from this excellent description of the most
elaborate and effective system of Police in the
world. The article is translated with spirit and
fidelity, and merits general attention. The Mu-
scum has most beautiful Alezsotint Engraving Of
the Fall OF jerusalem,