PETER SMINK; OR, THE ARMISTICE. A Comic Drama, adapted from the French. London, n. d. 8vo, pp. 16. Played at the Park Theatre, New York, October 14, 1826, as _Peter Smink; or, Which is the Miller?_ A Farce. PEPPER, GEORGE KATHLEEN O'NEIL; OR, A PICTURE OF FEUDAL TIMES IN IRELAND. A National Melodrama of the Fourteenth Century, in Three Acts. Philadelphia, 1832. 16mo, pp. 84. Scenes I. and II. of Act I. of _Kathleen O'Neil_ were first published in Vol. 1 of _The Irish Shield and Monthly Milesian_, a monthly journal edited by Geo. Pepper, in New York, in 1829. Vol. I., of this periodical was, I believe, all that was issued, and the play was therefore probably never issued complete except as a separate publication. Played at the Lafayette Theatre, New York. (The Lafayette Theatre was burned on the night of April 10, 1829, and never rebuilt). PERCIVAL, JAMES GATES JAMES GATES PERCIVAL, born in Berlin, Conn., September 15, 1795, died in Hazel Green, Wis., May 2, 1856, was an eminent geologist. He was graduated from Yale College, studied medicine and practiced in Charleston, S. C.; was appointed surgeon in the United States Army in 1824, and stationed in Boston, Mass., on detail for the recruiting station there. He left the service, and took up the study of geology at New Haven, Conn., in 1827. He aided Noah Webster in the compilation of his dictionary. He was an official geologist of Connecticut and of the State of Wisconsin. ZAMOR. A Tragedy. This play formed part of the Commencement exercises at Yale College in 1815. It was afterwards published in Percival's first volume of poems, _Prometheus_, etc., New Haven, 1820, 12mo, pp. 346. PIRSSON, J. P. THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER. New York, 18--? POTTER, REUBEN PHELLES, KING OF TYRE; OR, THE DOWNFALL OF TYRANNY. A Tragedy in Five Acts, as performed at the New York Theatre. New York, 1825. 16mo, pp. 76. Acted three times at the Park Theatre between June 13 and 28, 1825. PRESTON, WILLIAM DEATH OF LOUIS THE SIXTEENTH. A Tragedy in Five Acts. New York: Printed by T. & J. Swords, 1794. Another edition. Philadelphia: E. Story, 1794. 16mo, pp. 70. RITTENHOUSE, DAVID LUCY SAMPSON; OR, THE UNHAPPY HEIRESS. A Tragedy in Five Acts. Translated by a Citizen of Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Printed by Chas. Cist, 1789. 8vo, pp. 88. ROGERS, DANIEL THE KNIGHT OF THE RUM BOTTLE & CO.; OR, THE SPEECHMAKERS. A Musical Farce in Five Acts, by the Editor of _The City Hall Recorder_. New York, 1818. 18mo, pp. 16. Daniel Rogers was the editor of _The City Hall Recorder_ at the time this play was published. ROGERS, ROBERT