Among The Books On Our Table, We Observe An Outline
of the Government, Lairs, and Policy of Citing, with an account of the Missions and Embassies to that empire, and of our intercourse with the Govertnnent and people. The subject......
Of Poetry We Have One Volume; A Small And Slight
affair, by CHARLES MACKAY. The pieces are on commonplace subjects; such as would require great genius and great felicity to display any striking peculiarity of character. These......
Progress Of Publication.
Witusr we questioned the pecuniary syceess of Mr. TAIT'S bold speculation of reducing the price of his Magazine to a shilling,. maintaining at the same time the quantity and......
The Historical View Of The Progress Of The Physical And
Mathe- matical Sciences, by the Reverend BADEN POWEL, forma the Fifty- first Volume of _Gardner' s Cyclopredia. It is methodical and com- prehensive in its arrangement,......
Cobbetts Magazine Has Also Lowered Its Price To A Shilling
; which, we suspect, will soon become as common a price for Monthly Magazines as it is for admission to exhibitions. The most striking of the articles our eye has lighted upon......
Among The Revivals, Is A Translation Of The Life Of
HENRY MASERS DE LATUDE; immortalized by his long imprisonments and wonderful escapes during the old French regime. It is re- spectably got up, and is cheap.......
Lai.ider•s Gilpin.
MOST people have heard of the name of GILPIN; many, perhaps, know little or nothing of his work on Forest Seenery ; it may be necessary to tell them that its subject is Tree , .......
The Appearance Of The First Volume Of' Leitch Richie's Ro-
mance of the History of France, reminds us of some very pleasant reading that the same work afforded us before. We have not yet learned to like Mr. THOMAS LANDSEER'S......
From The Oracles And Astrologers Of Old To The Norwood
Gipsy of the present day, the race of people living by the credulity of their fellows has been uninterrupted. Moores .41,nanac even now finds an extensive sale; and what is......
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