One vol*, 12m©., 4Q0 pages with a fine Por
trait tu Stael, and 4 elegantfSngravmgt.
R. HEADLEY.after beintr en»r«^s«ed In nnhHo
J.TA life tor three yeara, baa again returBod'to the
field of literature, in which he earned a wide repu
tation. The subject be has first taken up is one
wci 1 suited to hie de*eriptive powers. The "Life
of ilaveloek" furnifbe* everything picturesque and
brilliant in description and tbnlllag to tbe narra
tion of deeds of arm*. The first campaign of tbe
young lieutenant in Uurmab, the romantic and
tragic history of the English army In Afghanistan,
tbe rapidly suoeeeding aud terriCe battlss in the
Puajaub, aud lust the unparallelad siege of Luck
now aud liaveloek's march fire and death to its
relief,are here described with that vividness and
life that ebarneterise "Napoleonaud bit Marsha!*"
and Waahingtoa and his Ueaerale." The friends
of Uavelook'ftiamiiy have placed in his handf jsa
leriais that no other per SOBS in tbe eountry cab how
obtain. Boiae of them oould not be furnished ia
England, and Mr. II
sad ley was compelled to send
to India to make the collection complete.
The ardeut uag aoldier, the uncompromising
Christian,and the incouip/uable general, are taken
Bp in succession, while around each is grouped the
stupendous scenery, the oriental magnifieencs, and
the treujvndous buttles that have characterised the
oampaignsof the KngltHh army in India.
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CLTT BOOB KTOEB,
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And tboaa who alway* laughed now iNpHlRara.
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