THE

NEW-YORK REVIEW.

VOL. I.

MICHIGA

Uniyərsity of

NEW-YORK:

GEORGE DEARBORN & CO.

NO. 38 GOLD STREET.

1837.

ART.

CONTENTS OF NO. I.

I. CHARACTER OF MR. JEFferson.

The Life of Thomas Jefferson, third President of

the United States, with parts of his Correspondence

never before published, and Notices of his opinions

on questions of civil government, national policy,

and constitutional law. By GEORGE TUCKER.

II. UTILITARIANISM.

1. Morals and Legislation. By JEREMY BEN-

THAM. Translated into French by M. DUMONT,

with notes; and from the French, with notes, and

a biographical notice of Jeremy Bentham, and of

M. Dumont, by JOHN NEAL.

2. BENTHAM'S Deontology. Westminster Re-

view, No. XLI.

The Principles of Moral and Political Philoso-

phy. By WILLIAM PALEY, D. D.

III. Cox's LIFE OF FLETCHER OF MAdeley.

The Life of the Rev. John William Fletcher,

Vicar of Madeley. By the Rev. ROBERT Cox,

A. M. First American edition: with an introduc-

tion, and a selection from the correspondence of

Mr. Fletcher. By the Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH,

A. M.

IV. CRABBE.

The Poetical Works of the Rev. George Crabbe,

with his letters and journals, and his life. By his

Son.

V. AFFILIATION OF LANGUages.

Principes de l'etude comparative des Langues,

par le Baron de MERIAN.

VI. CHALMERS' NATURAL THEOLOGY.

Natural Theology, by THOMAS CHALMERS, D. D.

VII. STUDY OF WORKS OF Genius.

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Address to the Phi Beta Kappa Society of

Rhode Island. Delivered September 7, 1836. By

WILLIAM B. GODDARD, Professor of Belles Lettres

in Brown University.

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161

ART.

VIII. PASTORAL Visiting.

1. A discourse on the Pastoral Care. By

Bishop BURNET.

2. The Christian Ministry, with an Inquiry into

the causes of its inefficiency. By the Rev.

CHARLES BRIDGES, B. A.

3. The Pastor at the Sick Bed. By CHRISTIAN

OEMLER, Pastor at Weimar. Translated from the
German by the Rev. ALBERT HELFENSTEIN, Sr.

IX. MRS. HEMANS.

1. The Poetical Works of Mrs. FELICIA HE-

MANS.

2. Memorials of Mrs. Hemans, with illustrations

of her literary character from her private corres-

pondence. By HENRY F. CHORLEY.

X. DISCOVERies in Light AND VISION.

Discoveries in Light and Vision, with a short

memoir containing Discoveries in the Mental Fa-
culties.

XI. COMBE'S MORAL PHILOSOPHY.

Lectures on Moral Philosophy, delivered before

the Edinburgh Philosophical Society, and reported

for the Edinburgh Chronicle. By GEORGE COMBE.

XII. RELIGIOUS OPINIONS OF WASHINGTON.

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The Religious Opinions and Character of Wash-

ington. By E. C. M'GUIRE.

XIII. ANALYTICAL AND CRITICAL NOTICES.

238

1. Eichhoff's Parallele des Langues.

2. Ellendt's Lexicon Sophocleum.

3. Ast's Lexicon Platonicum.

4. Buttmann's Lexilogus.

5. Whittier's Mogg Megone.

6. Espy's Essays on Meteorology.

7. Three Experiments of Living.

8. Fourth Experiment of Living.

The Life of Oliver Goldsmith from a variety of

sources. By JAMES PRIOR.

III. LORD BROUGHAM'S NATURAL THEology.

A Discourse of Natural Theology, showing the

Nature of the Evidence and the Advantages of

the study, &c. By HENRY LORD BROUGHAM.

IV. DIETETIC CHARLATANRY, OR NEW ETHICS OF
EATING.

1. Dyspepsy forestalled and resisted: or Lec-

tures on Diet, Regimen, and Employment, &c.

By EDWARD HITCHCOCK.

2. Means without living.

V. STEPHENS'S TRAVELS.

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Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia Petræa,

and the Holy Land. By an AMERICAN.

VI. EPISTLES OF IGNATIUS.

367

1. Standard Writings adapted to the use of the

Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States.

Edited by W. R. WHITTINGHAM.

2. Christian Spectator, Vol. V. No. 8,

The Christian's Defensive Dictionary, being an

alphabetical refutation of the general objections

against the Bible. By W. W. SLEIGH.