written in the manner of Dupaty, and contains curious accounts of Kiow, Pultowa, Cherson, Ocksakow, Odessa, and Nikolaew; of the celebrated Pallas, the Crimea, Astrachan, the colony of Hernhutters at Sarepta, &c. It may be considered as a supplement to the Travels of Sumarakow in the Crimea and Bessarabia, translated into German by Richter, who means also to translate the present work.

M. Richter, since the beginning of 1803, has published a periodical work, under the title of Russian Miscellanies, which will appear in the German language at Leipsic, in four numbers. The first contains fragments of the poem of the Rosciad, by Cheraskow; 2. Popular Russian tales; 3. A particular report of the state of modern Russian literature, accompanied with observations and anecdotes; 4. Anecdotes drawn from the Russian history; 5. Extracts from the best foreign journals.

A superb work is expected to be soon published at Petersburg, at the expense of the emperor, entitled 'The Journey of the extraordinary Russian Embassy to the Ottoman Porte, in 1793, or a Collection of Letters from a Gentleman of Esthonia to one of his Friends at Revel, by the Counsellor of the College of Reiners.' 3 vols. 4to, with plates. It will appear in the German, and be immediately translated into the Russian language.