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T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and
dood, Edinburgh.
Frederick Schlegel has more originality of genius than almost
man in Germany ; but far from depending
though it promised him much success, he en-
___ it by extensive study. It is a great proof of
for the human species, when we dare not addrais
it
iggestions of our own minds, without having first eon-
esamired into aft that has been left to us by our pro-
ni,theritancv."—Madami de StAel.

This day was published,
Neatly printed in two volumes l2mo. price 12s. boards,
COLLECTION of ANCIENT and MODERN
SCOTCH BALLADS, TALES, and SONGS. With
Notes and Observations.
By JOHN GILCHRIST.
for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; and Woo;
3, Kdiuburgh.
Rh Work, consisting entirely of Scottish Poetry, is divided
Parts. The first contains the mast popular of oar litter
Romantic Ballads; the second, the Choicest Tiber;
:trd, a variety of the best of our Ancient and Modern
T. the Poems in the first and second Parts brief °bier.
are prefixed, with a view to elucidate the transactions
to most of the Songs are also prefixed the Authors'
short Notices, Anecdotes, &c. The whole is printed
4 correct Editions, audit is presumed, forms a Col-
the best Specimens of Scottish Poetry hitherto pub-

This day was published,
Haliontely printed in Avis. with five Plates, price 10a.
boards, the Third Edition, with Additions, of
Y on the THEORY• of the EARTH..-
By M. CUVIER,
Perpetual Secretary of the French Institute, Professor and
Adminiitrator of the Museum of Natural llistory, kc.
Mineralogical Notes, and an account of euvier's " Geolo-
gical Discoveries,"
By Professor JAMESON.
T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London; and W.
Blackwood, Prince's-street, Edinburgh.
To the Student of ecology this Work will he extremely
containitg sonic very important and original views of
t, and as being more occupied with the detail of in-
facts and observations than the establishtnent of an in-
henry. The Christian may furnish himself, from this
ion of the Parisian philosopher, with armorer to defend
. against those writers- who have endeavoured to over-
•by objections against the Mosaic account of the deluge,
‘age of the human race. And the Essay is written in such
cat style, is so perspicuous in its statements, and affords
ch information on a most interesting part el Natural His-
that nn reader can fail to derive from it a large portion both
-it and instruction.

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