THE EDITOR'S ROOM.

PREPARING AND READY.

ON New-year's Day, complete in one volume, uniform with the Waverley Novels, The Ghost Hunter and his Family, by the O'Hara Family, forming the first monthly volume of the Library of Original Romance, edited by Leitch Ritchie.

Goethe; drawn from near personal intercourse, a Posthumous Work of Johannes Falk, translated by Mrs. Austin, with many interesting particulars communicated by Madame Goethe, his daughter-in-law, and others, never before published.

Mrs. Siddons, her Life, Times, and Contemporaries. By Thomas Campbell, Esq., Author of the "Pleasures of Hope," to whom she bequeathed the necessary materials for the express purpose.

North America; a Moral and Political Sketch. By Achilles Murat (Son of the late King of Naples), from the French.

Milton; his Life, Times, Religious and Political Opinions. By Joseph Ivimey.
Observations of an Exile in England. By Count Pecchio, from the Italian.
Arthur Coningsby. A Novel.

Whychcotte of St. John's; or, the Court, the Camp, the Quarter-deck, and the Cloister. Producing Man's Companion; an Essay on the present state of Society, Moral, Political, and Physical, in England. By Junius Redivivusa. A new Edition, with additions. Vegetable Cookery. By a Lady. A new Edition, with additions.

Tableau de la France Littéraire; being a History, with Specimens of the best Authors of French Literature, from the earliest period to the present time. By Professor Merlet, of the University of London.

Roscoe's Novelist's Library. Illustrated by George Cruikshank-Don Quixote, which will be followed by Gil Blas, and other works of equal interest.

A highly interesting work is now ready for publication, entitled, Mortal Life, and the State of the Soul after Death; conformable to Divine Revelation, as interpreted by the ablest Commentators, and consistent with the discoveries of Science. By a Protestant Layman. In one thick demy 8vo volume.

Dr. Park has nearly completed A New Exposition of the Apocalypse, so far as the Prophecies are fulfilled: to which are prefixed, the History of Christianity epitomised; and a Vocabulary of Symbols, with Scriptural Authority for their interpretation.

An excellent little work, eminently calculated for the perusal of young Ladies, is now at press, and will appear early in December, entitled, Pictures of Private Life.

A Memoir of Sir Thomas Gresham, with an Abstract of his Will, and of the Act of Parliament for the Establishment of Gresham College; together with a Sermon preached at the Commemoration of Sir Thomas Gresham, by the Rev. W. M. Blencowe ;-will be published in a few days.

Mr. Taylor's Life of the Poet Cowper is now nearly completed in one volume, demy 8vo, and will be published in the course of this month.

The Third Number of the Parent's Cabinet of Amusement and Instruction is now ready, and contains-Harry the Shrimper ;-Geography, No. 1 ;—Chat in the Play Room.

The Tropical Agriculturist, a work of much labour and research, and of the greatest importance to all connected with our various Colonies, is now at press, and is expected to be ready in the course of next month.

PUBLISHED.

Baine's History of Lancashire, Part XXII.

Select Library, Vol. VII., Memoirs of the Life, Writings and Character, Literary, Professional and Religious, of the late John Mason Good, M.D. By Olinthus Gregory, LL.D. cloth, boards, 6s., with a Portrait.

My Village, versus "Our Village." By T. Crofton Croker, Esq. Uniform with Barney Mahoney, by the same author, 8s. boards.

The National Portrait Gallery, Part XLIV., containing Portraits and Memoirs of Lord Palmerston, Admiral Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Bart., and Jeremy Bentham, Esq.

Westmoreland, Cumberland, Durham, and Northumberland, illustrated. Part II. containing Eight Views. Price 2s.

C. WHITING, BEAUFORT HOUSE, STRAND.