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CAMS NoRTHERN SUMMER. or
Travels round the Baltic, through Den
mark, SE2.eden, R,tssia, Prussiq, and
part Of Grrr11rg, in the veIr isO4.-
The public are mich indebted to the
publisher of this elegant and entertain
ing work,---to those who have read
Cars Stranger in France, nothing
need be said in recommendation Of the
Northern Summer.


The Author leaving the dry and IN
Interesting detail of chronology, has a.
-do7tedsthe sentiment Of the Poet, that
q The properstudy ofmankindis man."
This Ire has exhibited IN the delincation
NJ the national characteristics and
opnners of:he, different countries he
visited. And though the rout Of our au-
thor has not bc@l so much frequented
lbv travellers as the southern and more
cultivated parts Of Europe, yet the rea-
der will coincide III the observation Of
the writer, that q wherever man j. (wo-
man iRcluded) there must &C variety;
Nor has Nature, clothed in Summers
garb, with theIronaniic and picturesque
scenes of the north escaped the ao!ce,
s>cf Mr.. Carr. His descriptions are
adrawn with the pencil OF a master -
when travelling in Sweden, he observes,
:" Whist our horses were changing at
the next post, ] walked forward, and
was much enchanted with the romantic
scenery which surrouTled'a neat little
peasants cottage. Out Rev my sketch
book and my pencil. but the latter
would do nothing bat write. verses.
a&4 A SWEDISH COTTAGE.


Here, far from all the pomp arnbitiop feels,


Much fought, but only whif untalted prais'd,
Content and Innocence. with roly cheeks,


Enjoythc 6mple lhed their hands have raisd.
On grey rock it nands, whole frettcd bafe


The diltant cat 'ract murm'ri ring waters lave,
Whit. o er its CRAFTY roof, with varying grace


The fender branches hewhitebirchway,e.
Behind, the forea 6r is heard to hgh,


On which the Penflve ear delights to dwell !;
And as the gazing ft+anger paRes BY,


Thegrazing goatlooks up and rights his beI
-Ch in my native land, ere Iifes decline,
May luch fpot, 20 wild, 70 fweet, be mine


The Nothern Summer is handsome
ly printed upon fine paper, with an e!e-
giant type, containing between S * 100
pages, octave size--trice tzvo doilGra-
and sor sale BY THOMAS CLARK,
Portland