Thb son-in-law of the authorof" Thalaba" is less precise in defining the extent of Coach Purses this selection than might have been wished. Two volumes are to come, in addition to two now published, and " the Letters of the late Mrs. Southey and Southey separately, from their earliest literary communication in 1818 to the time of their marriage,"—but whether the four volumes are to include the latter series of letters is not clearly stated. We hope the selection will not pass the limit of four volumes, if they are not sharper in interest or Coach Outlet Canada higher in style than the letters now laid before the reading world. After toiling through these new volumes, we are more than ever disposed to regret the division of the Poet's manuscripts, which is understood to have taken place after his death. A selection from Mr. Warter's selection, incorporated in the Rev. Cuthbert Southey's "Life and Correspondence," would have satisfied the desires of those who have the keenest appetite for the private and familiar letters of distinguished men. Rarely has author been more voluminous or more punctilious in his correspondence than Southey; but these letters are not bright and sparkling, — not even poetical, except in rare cases,—and they often fail of interest when their subjectmatter is most interesting. The gift of epistolary charm, flow, and lightness, may be denned by Dogberry's definition Coach Outlet— it comes by nature. Cowper could not order knittingneedles from town for his "Mary," nor describe a dinner on a wheelbarrow turned upside down in "the Spinney," without giving the important commission or the appalling piece of dissipation a certain air of consequence and festivity. Southey could not help "tripping in a lumbering style" (to use the American gentlewoman's description of Lady Scott's appearance at a fancy ball, as Lady of the Lake), even when he intended to be most facetious and familiar. He rose to his greatest gayety in " The Doctor," — yet even the gayety of that quaint, conceited, clever, tiresome collection of whimsies is sometimes very heavy lightness and most serious vanity—a collection of scholastic crotchets, rather than flashes of wit or outbreaks of humor. http://www.coach-outletstore.caThe familiar verses in rhyme, addressed to Thomas Philip Lamb, Esq., which open Mr. Warter's collection, are dismal. The letters from the Peninsula are full of description, but void of pictures. The poet's accounts of his poems, " Joan of Arc/' " Thalaba," " Madoc," and " Keha