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COURSE of the EXCHANGE. LONDON, April 29, 1782.

THE

European Magazine,

AND

LONDON RE VIEW;

CONTAINING THE

LITERATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS, MANNERS, and AMUSEMENTS of the AGE.

By the PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY of LONDON.

For MAY, 1782.

Embellished with the following elegant Engravings:

1. A correct Likeness of SIR THOMAS RUMBOLD, BART. drawn from the Life. 2. MARY, QUEEN of SCOTS, from an original Painting by Picard. And, 3. Eight Pages of Music.

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ANSWERS TO OUR

CORRESPONDENTS.

Peregrine's Extempore on Legge is too incorrect for publication.
Glanvil, on Love Philtres, in our next.

We receive with gratitude the communication of P. G. and folicit his future and frequen correspondence.

We are apprehenfive that the little Drama of Vanity Corrected, cannet, by any dir means except writing it anew, be made acceptable to our readers. M. de St. Marc, a not our author, is refponfiole for its defects; as they lie in the original fable and conave; not in the tranflation. It is a dull Colloquy, and not a Drama.

We fincerely adife our young poetical correfpondent S. N. to imitate the bird white mourns in elegy, to try the ftrength of his unfledged wing in fort and fecret_excurfan not venturing to take his flight into the regions of fame, until his pinions are ferenzikeri for the courfe.

Alcanza's Elegy on the death of a Lady, like most other juvenile elegies, abounds wai fighs and tears, and raptures and echoes; and he's every thing in it but nature and poetry. W. S. of Portman-Square, must fuffer his favourite lap-dog to fleep in peace, and turbed by the groans of jarring chimes.

We can affure our correfpondent Milefius, that we have not forgot, nor mean to omi', A full and accurate Account of the important Revolution in Ireland; but we th it will be more feasonable, when the refolutions of the British Houfes of Lords and Commas are carried into law.

Effay III. On the Origin of Philofophy, in our next.

We have taken measures for procuring the article fuggefted by L. L. which we thri important.

We are under the neceffity of poftponing the Account of the Theatres till next Month. Some particulars refpecting Count O'Rourke, communicated by an Officer, will be nctaed

in our next.

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This Day is published, Price One Shilling,

HE Whole of the Proceedings in the HIGH COURT of ADMIRALTY, before Sir JAMES MARRIOTT, on the Trials of the PIRATES, for Crimes committed on the High Seas. Containing the Judge's Charge to the Grand and Petty Juries, his Charge on ronouncing Sentence, the Arguments of Council, and a full Detail of the Examination of Witnefles.---Among the Perions tried are the famous Capt. LUKE RYAN, Capt. MAC CARTY, COPPINGER, the CREW of MUTINEERS, &c.

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