ART. I.-1. Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Luis de Ca-
moens. By John Adamson, F.S.A.
2. O Oriente, Poema de Jose Agostinho de Macedo
II. An Examination of the Primary Argument of the Iliad,
with the View to vindicate the Poem, Fame, and Per-
sonality of Homer; and to demonstrate the Judgment
of his accurate discerner Aristotle, against the Viola-
tion of some distinguished modern Critics, &c. &c.
By Granville Penn, Esq.
III. 1. Remarks made during a Tour through the United
States of America, in the years 1817, 1818, and 1819.
By William Tell Harris. In a series of Letters to
Friends in England.
2. A Visit to North America and the English Settlements
in Illinois, with a Winter Residence at Philadelphia;
solely to ascertain the actual Prospects of the emi-
grating Agriculturist, Mechanic, and Commercial Spe-
culator. By Adlard Welby, Esq. South Rauceby,
Lincolnshire.
3. Letters from the Illinois, 1820, 1821; containing an
Account of the English Settlement at Albion and its
Vicinity, and a Refutation of various Misrepresenta-
tions, those more particularly of Mr. Cobbett. By
Richard Flower. With a Letter from Mr. Birkbeck;
and a Preface and Notes by Benjamin Flower.
4. Views of Society and Manners in America; in a series
of Letters from that Country to a Friend in England,
during the years 1818, 1819, and 1820. By an Eng-
lishwoman
IV. A Geographical, Historical, and Topographical Descrip-
tion of Van Diemen's Land, with important Hints to
Emigrants, and useful Information respecting the Ap-
plication for Grants of Land, &c. &c. By George
William Evans, Surveyor General of the Colony
V. Essays on Hypochondriasis and other Nervous Affections.
By John Reid, M.D.