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MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JUNE.

No. II.-VOL. II. (1832.)

ART. I. Calabria during a Military Residence of three Years; in a

Series of Letters, by a General Officer of the French

Army, From the original MS.

II. The Mythology of the Hindus, with Notices of various

Mountain and Island Tribes, inhabiting the two Penin-

sulas of India and neighbouring Islands; and an Ap-

pendix comprising the minor Avatars, and the Mytho-

logical and Religious Terms, &c. &c. of the Hindus.

With Plates illustrative of the principal Hindu Deities,

&c. By Charles Coleman, Esq.

III. The Rise and Progress of the English Commonwealth, Anglo-

Saxon Period. Containing the Anglo-Saxon Policy,

and the Institutions arising out of Laws and Usages

which prevailed before the Conquest. In two Parts. By

Francis Palgrave, F.R.S and F.S.A.

IV. 1. The British Dominions in North America; or a Topo-

graphical and Statistical Description of the Provinces

of Lower and Upper Canada, New Brunswick, Nova

Scotia, the Islands of Newfoundland, Prince Edward,

and Cape Breton; including Considerations on Land-

granting and Emigration. To which are annexed,

Statistical Tables and Tables of Distances, &c. By

Joseph Bouchette, Esq. Surveyor-General of Lower

2. A Topographical Dictionary of the Province of Lower

Canada. By Joseph Bouchette, Esq.

3. The Emigrant's Pocket Companion; containing what

Emigration is, who should be Emigrants, where Emi-

grants should go; a Description of British North

America, especially the Canadas; and full Instructions

to intending Emigrants. By Robert Mudie

V. The Alhambra. By Geoffrey Crayon, Author of "The

Sketch Book," &c.

VI. A Queer Book. By the Ettrick Shepherd

VII. 1. Country Houses.

2. Arlington, A Novel. By the Author of "Granby."

3. The Contrast, by the Author of " Matilda," &c. &c.

VIII. The Maid of Elvar, a Poem, in twelve parts. By Allan

IX. Contarini Fleming. A Phsycological Autobiography

X. On the Life, Writings, and Genius of Akenside, with some

Account of his Friends

XI. Historical and Descriptive Account of British India, from

the most remote period to the present time. Vol. 1.

Hugh Murray, Esq.

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XII. Scenes from the Belgian Revolution. By C. F. Heningsen 300

XIII. A Geological Manual. By Henry De la Beche

XIV. Waterloo, a Poem By Thomas Jackson, Esq.

XV. Poland, Homer, and other Poems

XVI. An Account of the Province of New Brunswick, &c. By

Thomas Baillie, Esq.

XVII. The Diamond Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland

XVIII. An Anglo-Saxon Grammar, and Derivatives; with Proofs

of the Celtic Dialects being of Eastern origin; and an

Analysis of the Style of Chaucer, Douglas, and Spencer.

By William Hunter

XIX. The Population Returns of 1831, &c.

XX. Maternal Sketches and other Poems. By Eliza Rutherford ib.

XXI. The Trial of the Rev. Edward Irving, M.A., before the

XXV. Expositions of the Practical Operations of the Judicial and

Revenue Systems of India, &c.

XXVI. The New Bath Guide

XXVII. The Mind, and other Poems. By Charles Swain

XXVIII. Bibliophobia

XXIX. The Frugal Housewife

XXX. Melange, in English and French Prose and Verse

XXXI. The Rights of Morality

Literary and Miscellaneous Intelligence

MONTHLY REVIEW FOR JULY.

No. III.-VOL. II. (1832.)

ART. 1. The Animal Kingdom described and arranged, in conformity

with its Organization. By the Baron Cuvier. Translated

with additional Descriptions of all the Species hitherto

named; of many not before noticed; and other Original

Matter. By Edward Griffith, F.L.S., and others

II. Pen and Pencil Sketches, being the Journal of a Tour in

India. By Captain Munday, late Aid-de-camp to` Lord.

III. 1. The History and Topography of the United States:

edited by John Howard Hinton, A.M., assisted by

several Literary Gentlemen in America and England

2. Remarks on the Statistics and Political Institutions of

the United States, with some Observations on the Ec-

clesiastical System of America, her Sources of Revenue,

&c.; to which are added Statistical Tables, &c. By

William Gore Ousely, Esq., attached to his Majesty's

Legation at Washington

IV. A Narrative of a Nine Months' Residence in New Zealand,

in 1827; together with a Journal of a Residence in

Tristan d'Acunha, au Island situated between South

America and the Cape of Good Hope. By Augustus

Earle, Draughtsman to his Majesty's Surveying Ship,

V. English Songs and other Small Poems. By Barry Cornwall 379

VI. A Dictionary, Practical, Theoretical, and Historical, of

Commerce and Commercial Navigation illustrated with

Maps. By J. R. M'Culloch, Esq.

VII. The Messiah. A Poem, in Six Books. By Robert Mont-

gomery, Author of "The Omnipresence of the Deity,"

VIII. 1. What the People ought to do, in choosing their Repre-

sentatives at the General Election, after the passing of

the Reform Bill. A Letter addressed to the Electors

of Great Britain. By Junius Redivivus.

2. A Plan of Church Reform. By Lord Henley.

IX. On the Economy of Machinery and Manufactures. By

Charles Babbage, Esq., A. M., Lucasian Professor of

Lucasian Mathematics in the University of Cambridge,

and Member of several Academies

X. 1. The Adventures of Barney Mahoney. By T. Crofton

2. Fitz-George. A Novel.

XI. Beauties of the Rev. George Crabbe, with a Biographical

XII. The Sacred Offering, a Poetical Annual

XIII. Sketches of a Plan for the gradual Extinction of Pauperism,

and for the Diminution of Crime

XIV. Specimens of Tragic Chorusses, from Sophocles

XV. The Cyclopedia of Practical Medicine

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XVI. The Literary Pancratium, or a Series of Dissertations on The-
ological, Literary, Moral, and Controversial Subjects

XVII. Familiar and Practical Advice to Executors and Admini-
strators, and Persons wishing to make their Wills

XVIII. The Conveyancer's Guide, or the Law Student's Recreation 473

XIX. The Trial of Charles I. and some of the Regicides

Literary and Miscellaneous Intelligence

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