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Forthcoming Works.-The New York Commercial Advertiser gives the follow ing account of several works shortly to be published.

 " Among the American works shortly forthcoming, or in forward state of pre- paralon, are several in the hands of Ga rey S Lea, which We are quite impatient to obtain. First of these nay be noled volume, or volumes, from the Rev. Charles ;. Stewart, Chaplain of the U. States Navy, giving the result of his observa- tioEs during a visit 10 England, in I632- B. Mir. Stewart Is one of the best de- scriptive writers in our language-as we'll of men and manners, as of natural scene ". Miss Fanny kemble's (now Mrs. Butler's} work, upou our country and its manners, Is in forwardness, and will be published in the course of the autumn. The author of 'sswallow Barn." who can place himself at the head of American mo- yelists if he closes to do so, has another work in hand, whleh Carey & Go. will soon publish; and Miss Leshe is prepar- ing another volume of her agreeable "Pen- cii Sketches" The author O! "Jeremy Lewis" has written new book-free, as we are assured, and as We hope, from the blenisbes and immoralities of the former. Professor Dunglison's new work on Hy- geine, will also shortly appear; and d friend who has seen 1t, writes that, "as it Is calculated for all such nervous people as yourself, 1t Is to be hoped that much good may be done by it.o Now, We should like to know whether MT. Dunglison has ever had the dyspepsia, or whether he was moi born before nerves came in fashion If aye; he IS not competent to write upon the subject. The same publishers have likewise in preparation the notes of Ger man Traveller upon things in general in the United States. The writer, as we learn, must be cousin Germon to Prince Puckler Muskau-or perhaps the redoubta- ble Pckle-and- Mustard himself---who knows Dr. Bird, the able and popular dramatist, has likewise a new novel in the hands of Carey, which may be looked for soon. Itis entitled Calavar; and the scene is laid in Mexico, at the time of the con- quest Thus it will be seen that the trade of authorship is thriving amongst us, not withstanding the distress and difficulties of the times"