Ann Street, June, 1837.

MESSRS. SAUNDERS AND OTLEY,

HAVE NOW READY THE FOLLOWING

IMPORTANT NEW WORKS.

I.

Mrs. Butler's New Work.

THE STAR OF SEVILLE,

A DRAMA IN 5 ACTS,

BY MRS. PIERCE BUTLER.
(Late Miss Fanny Kemble.)

II.

Mr. Willis's Poems.

MELANIE, AND OTHER POEMS

BY N. P. WILLIS, ESQ.

Illustrated by a beautifully Engraved Portrait.

III.

Mrs. Jameson's Illustrated Work.

CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN:

MORAL, POETICAL AND HISTORICAL.

BY MRS. JAMESON.

Illustrated by a series of her own Vignette Etchings.

IV.

Lady Blessington's New Work.

THE VICTIMS OF SOCIETY.

BY THE COUNTESS OF BLESSINGTON.

V.

The Lafayette Papers.

MEMOIRS, CORRESPONDENCE AND OTHER
MANUSCRIPTS OF
GENERAL LAFAYETTE,

Edited by his Family.

This American Edition will include a series of Letters relating to theRevolutionary War, not inserted in the London and Paris editions.

(Nearly Ready.)

VI.

Mrs. Shelley's New Work.

FALKNER—A NOVEL.

BY MRS. SHELLEY.

Authoress of "Frankenstein," "The Last Man," &c.

VII.

Mr. Dunlap's New Work.

MEMOIRS OF A WATER-DRINKER.

BY WILLIAM DUNLAP, ESQ.

Second Edition, in one vol.

VIII.

Mr. Grant's New Work.

THE GREAT METROPOLIS.

BY THE AUTHOR OF

"Random Recollections of the Lords and Commons," &c

Fourth Edition.

IX.

Mr. Bulwer's New Drama:

THE DUCHESS DE LA VALLIERE

A Play in Five Acts.

Second Edition.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

I.

Miss Landon's New Work.

With a beautiful Portrait of the Author.

THE VOW OF THE PEACOCK.

II.

Miss Stickney's New Work.

THE POETRY OF LIFE.

By the Author of "Pictures of Private Life."

III.

Third Edition. Bound in Embossed Silk.

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS

Revised by the Editor of the "Forget-me-Not."

(With the London colored Plates.)

IV.

THE INFIRMITIES OF GENIUS.

BY DR. MADDEN.

V.

CITATION OF WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE

TOUCHING DEER STEALING.

BY WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR, ESQ.

VI.

SONGS OF THE ALHAMBRA.

BY MISS L. B. SMITH.

VII.

MEMOIRS OF MRS. HEMANS,

BY H. F. CHORLEY.

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