ཁོཅབརྩམ་པ a ammuil, put that we know at the approbation of a man's own mind for honest, honourable, and disinterested conduct, is above all praise. An Engianú to take a miay. We need not trouble ourselves with writing the life of Hogg. We may say, with the Grub street author mentioned by Horace Wal- We wish him success in his new speculapole, that not even Plutarch himself, much tion, and hope that his series of works will less a cat, has had so many lives as Hogg.sell off in tens of thousands. We were grati Museum-Vol. XXI. No. 121.-A |