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u The reader VIII fad on our Frs; Page a
Letter from Mr.. BRisB,xs, whose arrival in
England we mentioned yesterday.


The letter we publish to-day is a hasty ep;stle
TO friend, written in the first moment of quiet
on shore, to give notice by the Caledonia of his
safe arrival, with no idea of its publications. and
yet i; Will interest many minds. By the next
steamer, We shall have letters from Mr. Brisbane
in Paris, from which point we are led TO anticipate
during the summer a critical review and analysis
of Society, Literature, Art, &c. as presented in
that boasted centre and capital of modern refine
n,ent and civilization, We think these letters
wiIl instruct and crafty even those who reject
the writer's views OF the necessity of Social
Reform