XVI. The LADY'S MAGAZINE, OR MIRROR OF THE BELLES-LETTRES, FASHIONS, FINE ARTS, MUSIC, DRAMA, &c. (Monthly.) Well conducted in the literary department, and each number accompanied by two handsome engravings, and three or four coloured prints of the Fashions. New series improved, 1830.

XVII. The WORLD OF FASHION AND CONTINENTAL FEUILLETONS. A monthly publication, devoted to High Life, Fashionables, Fashions, Polite Literature, Fine Arts, the Theatre, &c. Embellished with London and Parisian Fashions, Costumes of all Nations, &c. Commenced 1823.

XVIII. The LONDON LITERARY GAZETTE AND JOUR NAL OF BELLES-LETTRES, ARTS, SCIENCES, &c. (Weekly.) Comprising original essays on Polite Literature, the Arts and Sciences; Review of New Publications; Poetry; Criticisms of the Fine Arts, Drama, &c.; Biography, Literary Intelligence, &c. &c. Commenced 1817. Quarto,

Medical and Scientific.

XIX. The EDINBURGH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOUR NAL. (Quarterly.) Exhibiting a concise view of the latest and most important discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Pharmacy.

XX. The MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, AND JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE. (Quarterly.) Edited by James Johnson, M. D.

XXI. The LONDON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL. (Weekly.) Edited by Michael Ryan, M. D.

XXII. The LANCET. (Weekly.) Edited by Thomas Wakley, Surgeon.

XXIII. The LONDON MEDICAL GAZETTE. A weekly Journal of Medicine and the collateral Sciences.

XXIV. The LONDON JOURNAL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. (Monthly) Containing full descriptions of the principles and details of every new Patent. Also, original communications on objects connected with Science and Philosophy, particularly such as concern inventions and discoveries in Practical Mechanics. By W. Newton and C. F. Partington. With numerous plates. Commenced in 1820.

XXV. The MECHANIC'S MAGAZINE, MUSEUM, REGISTer, Journal AND GAZETTE. (Monthly.) With numerous wood engravings.

AMERICAN PERIODICALS.

XXVI. The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. Published at Boston. (Quarterly.) At present under the editorial care of A. H. Everett, Esq.

XXVII. The AMERICAN QUARTERLY REVIEW. lished in Philadelphia. Edited by Robert Walsh, Esq.

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XXVIII. The MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. Philadelphia. (Monthly) Containing selections from Foreign Periodicals, with a Plate to each No.

XXIX. The CHRISTIAN EXAMINER, AND GENERAL REVIEW. Published in Boston, every two months; combining the objects of a Religious publication, and a Review of general Literature.

XXX. The AMERICAN ANNALS OF EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION. Edited by W. C. Woodbridge. Boston.

XXXI.

The NEW-YORK MIRROR, AND LADIES' LITERARY GAZETTE. Edited by G. P. Morris and others. (Weekly.) New-York.

XXXII. The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS. Conducted by Benjamin Silliman, M.D., LL.D. &c.

XXXIII. The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES. Philadelphia. (Quarterly.)

XXXIV. The TRANSYLVANia Journal of Medicine, AND THE ASSOCIATE SCIENCES. Published at Lexington, Ken. (Quarterly.)

NEWSPAPERS.

LONDON-The Atlas, (weekly.) A general newspaper and Journal of Literature.

NEW-YORK-The Albion, or British, Colonial, and Foreign Gazette. (weekly.)

Le Courier des Etats Unis, Journal Politique et Literaire. (semi-weekly.)

Daily, Morning-Daily Advertiser; New-York Gazette; Morning Courier and Enquirer; Mercantile Advertiser ; Journal of Commerce; Times.

Daily, Evening-Evening Post; American; Commercial Advertiser; Star.

Albany, N. Y.-Argus. Baltimore, Md.-American. Boston, Mass.-Courier. Charleston, S. C.-Courier. Lexington, Ken.-Reporter. Philadelphia, Penn.—National Gazette. Richmond, Va.-Enquirer. Trenton, N.J.New Jersey Gazette. Washington, D. C.-National Intelligencer: Globe.

PART I.

1

BOOKS ON MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS.

NO.

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2500 Academician, containing the elements of Scholastic Science, and the outlines of Philosophic Education. By Albert and John W. Picket.

2507 Adams, John Quincy-Lectures on rhetoric and oratory delivered at Harvard University. 2 vols.

14 Addison, Rt. Hon. Joseph-Works, collected by Mr. Tickell, with a complete index. 6 vols.

1000 Adventurer: essays by Dr. Johnson. (vol. 3)—2963. 2501 Advice to mothers on the subject of their offspring. By Wm. Buchan, M. D.

40 Advice to the Young Mother, in the management of herself and infant.

39 Aiken, J., M. D.-Letters of a Father to his Son, on various topics relative to literature and the conduct of life.

7 Alden, Rev. Timothy-Collection of American Epitaphs and Inscriptions, with occasional notes. 5 vls. 2510 Alison, Rev. Archibald-Sermons, chiefly on particular occasions.

17 Allen, John-Door of Knowledge opened in a Spiritual Campaign; or the Operations of War divinely improved.