LITERARY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BOOKS IN THE PRESS OR PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION.
The Records of Captain Clapperton's last Expedition to Africa, by Richard Lander, his faithful Attendant, and the only surviving Member of the Expedition, With the sub- sequent Adventures of the Author, are nearly ready for publication-The Rivals, a new Novel, by the Author of " The Collegians," will, it is understood, be ready for pub- lication early in December-Captain Dillon's Voyages in Search of the Wreck of La Perouse are also nearly ready-Mr. Buckingham, who has been continuing his course of lectures on Eastern Affairs with much holed in various places, has announced his in- tention of converting his Oriental Herald into an Oriental Quarterly Review, com- mencing with the New Year-Messrs. Westley and Davis announce for publication, early in the ensuing year, an edition of the Old Testament according to the old esta- blished version, with the exception of the substitution of the original Hebrew names In place of the English words Lord and God; and of a few corrections thereby rendered necessary ; with Notes by the Editor-Mr. John H. Brady, late of the Legacy Duty Office at Somerset House, and Author of " Plain Instructions to Executors,"&e. an- nounces the Executor's Account Book ; the design of which is to enable executors under any estate to keep their own accounts with precisiop and accuracy-Count Khvostuff Is publishing, at St. Petersburg, a complete edition of his poetical works, in six volumes, three of which have already appeared-Hours of Devotion, for the Promotion of True Christianity and Family Worship : translated from the original German.-Patrons Eccle- siarum ; or a List (with Indexes), Alphabetically arranged, of all the Patrons of Digni- ties, Rectories, &c. of the Church of England and Ireland.-The Etymological Spelling- Book, by Henry Butler, author of Gradations In Reading and Spelling.-Inductive Grammar, by an Experienced Teacher.-A View of the Scripture Revelations concern- ing a Future State, laid before his Parishioners, by a Country Pastor.-Evening Amuse- ments, or the Beauties of the Heavens Displayed, for the Year 1830.-The Olive Branch, a Religious Annual, for 1830, in Prose and Verse; with a portrait of the Rev. R. Gordon. -No. IV. of the Domestic Gardener's Manual, and English Botanist's Companion.-A new edition of Smart's Horace, the English translation corrected and improved.-A Treatise on Atmospheric Electricity, by John Murray, F.S.H.-Reflections on Insanity and its rapid progress amongst all Classes in Britain, considered in a Legal and Medical Point of View, by Charles Dunne, Esq. surgeon.-A Dissertation on Anatomy, Physi- ology, and Pathology, by II. W. Dewhurst, Esq. surgeon, &a.-13y the same author, a Series of Engravings of the Human Bones and Muscles, for the use of Artists and Stu- dents ; an Essay on the minute Anatomy and Physiology of the Organs of Vision In Man and Animals; and a Series of Coloured Engravings of the Horse's Foot.
BOOKS PUBLISHED DURING THE WEEK.
Arnott's Physics, Vol. 2, Part I. 8vo. 10s. 6d. bds. ; Vol. 1. fourth edition, 8vo. II. Is. bds.-Clarke on the Teeth, second edition, Svo. 7s. bds.-Annals of the Peninsular Campaigns, 3 vols. post 8vo.11. 7s. bds.-M'Crie's Reformation in Spain, Svo. 10s. 6d. bds.-Bardsley's Hospital Facts, Svo. 7s. 6d. bds.-Carstair's Scottish Communion Ser- vice, 12mo. 5s. 6d. bds.-A Glance at Paris, 12mo. 6s. bds.-Oliver Cromwell, a Poem, 12mo.6s. bds.-Bolivar's Memoirs, 2 vols. post 8vo. U. Is. bds.-Tales of an Indian Camp, 1 vols.post 8vo. 1/. Ils. 6d. bds.-Shaw's Constable's Guide, 12mo. 48. bds.- Maul's Child's Study of the Scriptures, 2 vols. 18:no. 6s. bds.-Rhind's Studies in Na- tural History,12mo. 6s. bds.-Guest on Historical Painting, Bye. 5s. bds.-Price's Law Book-keeping, Svo. 9s. bds.-Bakewell's Mineralogy, 12mo. 78. ; coloured, 8s. bds.
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