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      dies and sectarian dogmas to which his learning was felt to give a kind of reflected importance . Voyages and Memoirs of a Mid shipman . By John A . Heraud . . ; : JaaaQ ^ s ^ ^^ . | J y f ^ Ht / )^ I ; Me William Robinson , a youth intended for the law , persuaded his parents to allow him to abandon the bar for the navy . His choice appears to have been judicious ; for to an enthusiastic admiration

      for his profession he" seems to have added peculiar faculties for the duties of a seaman , and he acquired credit saiJl aj ^ obatfoir in im short career . Ete ^ died ybirng atPenang , of an illitte ^ Contracted in ih ^ ac ^ - his

      ta ^^^ cl ^ krge of Under the burning sun of the Indian seas . Jk € lflisiderable parfcoj the time he lived afloat was spe # t in the Mediterranean on a , surveying cruise , in .. ' '• V ' --:- ? ' ¦ Ai . - ¦ £ ' «;\ : ; . ~ ; ¦ ;¦ : '¦¦¦ ¦¦ ; " ¦ < , ' .

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      At the suggestion of a kind and reflecting friend ( friends do really think better than one ' s self sometimes !) we have altered our determination hot to preserve manuscripts . They will be kept in future for the convenience , of those who wish

      to have them returned . .. , , , , We are obliged to Mr J . for his interesting communication ; tut fear les ^ we ! might be accused of partial views , if we availed ourselves of it . Thanks ai&rW iV *} iW # ifor ^ is friendly greeting . We shall make use of his translation * > ' " *< JL j ^ athoUc ** writes vyith much sense and . fteling , and we regret that we must decline his Wtses . ' J ~ A- A' x ¦ ¦¦ * ¦¦ - ¦¦ • " ¦ ¦'¦;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦• - ¦*¦ ¦ - ¦ - - .: ¦ ••• ¦ ¦ ¦ : ,- " - ^ " - A pW > q « ie ^ as tefc for Ti H ; at th « Publisher ^; --We thank << A ^ jRriepid" for his hint , but have no hostile feelings to wards the publication in question , which certainly intends us no Jiarni , nor do we fear that it will

      do us any . . , ( " C M . writes too carelessly , and doeb not condense enough . A pacquet will be left for him with the Pu ] Wjjsl | eiv i ^ - . : Jfi .. ; . ; . ¦ , * ,.. .. . . . . . . .,. , ¦ :. . ¦ . .. . ¦ ' ¦ . / ,. > : > . ; ,, i We j > ppe Mr M » has . received the ? papers for Cant .. . S ..,. , ...- ,...... ^ Chiaro-Scuro has feeling and fancy , but his rrlysticiarn is somewhat too dim in the i ¦ ¦

      present Instance ; '' " '¦ ; i '' ' . I .. i / : '"¦ •"¦ •' | ^ ¦^ ' ¦ -U' > ) r ¦¦ . ; ;;; . \' .. ..:. x < y , t . \ L ' ' : &-- . ¦ " - . iRy aii accident we have overlooked W . iV . W / s la ? t communication . We jrfiftll notice it in our next * ¦ ^ i ^ ! » * . & ^^' " ^ ^ ^ ¦' " ' *¦ ; i > w - ^ JtttorR /« n ^ niis vemtt ^ api . ^' ,: v : ¦ - ^ . ' . ' . ^;¦ ' ¦¦¦ ¦ .. • ' . ;;^ ¦ = ¦ >^ -jr-.-5 . ; ---- ) : ff ^ f ^ >|? r : r :, rv /;^}; vu' % 3 | i % p : i |^ il ^ % }};{|^| : > witli a poet ' s banner ; ' y ^ wiM * ¦'¦ . i s ^ ysys ^ ii ^^^^^ ^^ 7 ' ^ should be as DOla with his muse as with the lady , and encourage her to respond iimtm ^ evdh wltn liis rli ^ iite ^ Vi& ^ h ^ Bfife < ir fMMnii ^ i ^ e'Ms ^^ M *^^^ - . ¦ : , ^ it : fe , Ji ? y ^ i ^ -w . ' ¦ i , :-,. { ¦

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      the Adventure * Captain Smith . It was his custom to keep a correct journal of events in his log-book , aM to write home from time to time tolerably copious accounts of his proceedings . The book conslsts o % sejB (| i | n | ahdl of | extracts from these letters , with a connecting narrative compiled from his

      journal , and some additional remarks by the editor on the different places of note visited by the young seaman , and it forms altogether a pleasant volume of light reading ; rather from the sprightly and enjoying manner in whicjb the midshipman records hi ^ sensations , than from an ) i ; hih | f pariteciilalfly new or curious m his ektierieticiBfc

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 1, 1837, page 296, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1836/page/71/