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In our review of Mr Colebrooke's Treatife, at page 29th of the present Volume, it ought to have been mentioned, that the measure of the permanent fettlement of the revenues of Bengal, to which we have there given fuch merited praife, was originally fuggefted by Mr (now Sir Philip) Francis, in a plan fubmitted by him to the Court of Directors, fo long ago as the year 1776, and published in England in 1782. We have reafon to believe, also, that Lord Teignmouth, though he approved of the principle of that measure, refifted its immediate execution, and was, in this refpect, rather an opponent, than a coadjutor, of Lord Cornwallis.

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·Bundling, a curious mode of courtship in
New England, 109.

Africa, prevailing prejudices against, set Buonaparte. See Dumourier.