MONTHLY REVIEW.

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JANUARY TO APRIL INCLUSIVE,

1829.

VOL. X.

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MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JANUARY.

No. XLI.

ART. I. Introductory Lectures, delivered in the University of

London, by John Conolly, M. D., Professor of the

Nature and Treatment of Diseases; R. E. Grant, M. D.

Professor of Comparative Anatomy, &c.; the Rev. T.

Dale, Professor of the English Language and Literature;

the Rev. D. Lardner, LL. D., &c. Professor of Natural

Philosophy and Astronomy; L. V. Mühlenfels, LL. D.,

Professor of the German and Northern Languages and

Literature; George Long, M. A., Professor of the Greek

Language, Literature, and Antiquities; and Hyman Hur-

witz, Professor of the Hebrew Language and Literature -

II. The Code of Terpsichore, a practical and historical Treatise

on the Ballet, Dancing, and Pantomime. By C. Blasis,

principal dancer at the King's Theatre. Translated

by R. Barton

III. Narrative of the Imprisonment and Trial of William Young,

Esq. H. P. British Service

IV. Elements of Mental and Moral Science, designed to exhibit

the Original Susceptibilities of the mind, and the Rule

by which the Rectitude of any of its States or Feelings

should be Judged. By George Payne, A. M.

V. 1. Lettere sù Venezia.

2. Prospetto statistico delle provincie Venete, con Atlante

di LXXXII. tavole sinottiche; Opera dell' Imp. e

Reale Segretario Antonio Quadri.

3. Annali d'Italia dat 1750 at 1819, compilati da A. Coppi

VI. 1. Zillah; a Tale of the Holy City. By the Author of

Brambletye House, &c. &c.

2. Tales of the Great St. Bernard.

3. Tales of Woman

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VII. 1. Dews of Castalie. By J. Johns.

2. Scenes of War; and other Poems. By John Malcolm

VIII. 1. The Keepsake for 1829. Edited by Frederic Mansel

Reynolds

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2. The Bijou; an Annual of Literature and the Arts

IX. 1, Commentaries on the Causes, Forms, Symptoms, and

Treatment, Moral, and Medical, of Insanity. By George

Man Burrows, M.D.

2. Observations on the Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

of Derangement of the Mind; founded on an extensive

Moral and Medical Practice in the Treatment of Lunatics.

By Paul Slade Knight, M. D.