THE

AMERICAN

QUARTERLY REVIEW.

VOL. XIV.

SEPTEMBER & DECEMBER, 1833.

PHILADELPHIA:
CAREY & LEA-CHESNUT STREET.

CONTENTS OF No. XXVIII.

ART.

I. LETTERS OF EUBER,

Letters of Euler on Different Subjects of Natural Philoso-

phy-Addressed to a German Princess; with Notes, and a

Life of Euler. By David Brewster, LL.D. F.R.S. London

and Edinburgh. Containing a Glossary of Scientific Terms,

with Additional Notes. By John Griscom, L.L.D.

II. LIFE AND OPINIONS OF JOHN JAY,

The Life of John Jay: with Selections from his Correspond-

ence and Miscellaneous Papers. By his Son, William Jay.

III. DENMARK, SWEDEN AND NORWAY,

A Personal Narrative of a Journey through Norway, part

of Sweden, and the islands and states of Denmark. By Der-

went Conway.

Letters from the North of Europe; or a Journal of Travels

in Holland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia,

Prussia, and Saxony. By Charles Boileau Elliott, Esq. of the

Bengal civil service.

Narrative of a Visit to the Courts of Russia and Sweden, in

the years 1830 and 1831. By Captain C. Colville Frank-

land, R. N.

IV. JUDGE STORY'S COMMENTARIES,

Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States;

with a preliminary review of the Constitutional History of the

Colonies and States, before the adoption of the Constitution.-

By Joseph Story, LL.D. Dane Professor of Law in Har-

vard University.

V. SKETCHES OF TURKEY,

Sketches of Turkey in 1831 and 1832. By an American.

VI. REIGN OF LOUIS PHILIPPE,

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Deux Ans de Regne, 1830-1832.-Par Alphonse Pepin,

Avocat.

Two Years of Reign, 1830-1832.-By Alphonse Pepin,

Advocate.