Dumont's Edition of Bentham on Punish.

menes and Rewards, 71, 178, 305

Breton's Translation of Raph:el, 107
British Museum, See Gombe.
Brontë's Cottage Poems,

95 Bullion, Bank-notes, &c., Tracts relative

to, 97-99, 212–215, 314.

396

435

461

327

268

317

Earle's Microcosmography,

221

Eighteen hundred and Eleven, a Poem, Cambria, Fall of, 2d Edition,

428 217 Eliot on the Defence of Portugal, Capital, a satiric Poem,

219 Carlton House Féti, a Poem,

Enquiry into the Resp in Sheep, 106 Cbandler's Life of Bishop Waynficte,

61

, plain, into Coin and Paper

money, Chateaubriand's Itinerary to Jerusalem,

215 Eudoxus, Dialogues, 496

Eugenie et Matbilde, Christian Code, 206

107

Eugenio's Poems, Christian's Survey of Events, &Ci,

324 316 Extracts, devotional, &c.

108 Cicero de Senectute, &c., Clarke's (James) Sketches of Sentiment,

's(Dr. E. D.) Letter to Dr. Marsh, o's Travels in Russia, 406

(Dr. E.G.) Pbarmacopæiarum i Fall of Cambria, 2d Edition, 212 Conspectus,

437 Famous Tragedy of the Rich Jew of Clinical Surgery,

- 482
Malta,

434 Coin, See Enquiry. See Bullion.

Farisk's Minstrels of Winandermere, Combe's Description of Terra Cottas,

96 31 Femmes célèbres, histoire des,

93 Considerations on Bank-notes, &c. 314 Fincb's Sermons,

333 Convoys, Remarks on,

90
's Essay on Man,

442 Cornwall, Agriculture of,

189

Ford's Dramatic Works, 240, 372 ** Correspondence with the Reviewers,

-, See Gilchrist. See Letter. 112, 224, 336, 448 France, Court of, Memoirs of, 142 Cottage Poems,

95 Cottle's Fall of Cambrin, 2d Edition,

217 - Crowther's Remarks on Insanity, 438 Cruelty, Sermon on,

447 Cruicksbank's Observations on Money,

Ginlis, Mad. de - Histoire des femmes Cumberland's Retrospection, 326 célèbres,

Geological Society, Transactions of, 126

Travels, Vol. I.
Gifford, Mr., Letter to,
Gilchrist's Letter to Gifford,'
Gewer's Remarks on Convoys,

Gray's Poems, Daniell's Picturesque Voyage to India, Great Britain, Situation of in 1811. 80, 299

150 Decision, a Novel,

Greece, &c., Travels in,

496 Deleuze's Eudoxus, 464 · Guide to Happiness,

94 De Lui's Geological Travels, Vol. I, Guingene's Works of Le Brun, 532

... t. 48 Gurncy's Report of proceedings against Devotional and Doctrinal Extracts, 108 W. Kent, Dialogues, French and English, -, 319

on the Sciences, &c., 464 Dorobester Gaol, Rules for, 331

Haggit's

212

- 386

386

90

323

321

440

440

335

Kent, W., Report of Proceedings against,
Kentist's Sermon,

King, Lord, his Speech on Earl StanHagait's Consecration Sermon, 332

hope's Bill,

97 Happiness, Guide to,

94 Hatibell's Report of Dr. Sheridan's Trial,

441 Honderson's Account of Honduras, 2d Edition,

443 Hints to the Public,

331 Labaume's abridged History of the ReHistorical View of the War of the public of Venice,

523 French Revolution, 448 Lachesis Lapponica,

225 History, Secret, of the Court of James I. La Fontaine's Raphael, translated, 291

107 See Genlis, Soulavie, Audouin, Lapland, Tour in,

225 Labaume.

Lasteyrie on Merino Sheep, 211 Heare's Reflections on National Bank- Le Brun's Works,

532 ruptcy,

Leisure Hours,

324 Homilies of the Church of England, Letter to Kemble,

207 Lidiards (Mrs.) Syelaighe, Poems, Honduras, See Henderson.

323 Hooker's Journal of a Tour in Iceland, Linné's Lachesis Lapponica, 225

337 Liverpool, Lord, Letter to, Humboldt on New Spain, concluded, Locke on Human Understanding, Ana

35 lysis of, Husbandry, See Young.

Lysons's Magna Britannia, Vol. II.,

14

99

386

209

223

M.

202

445

James I., Secret History of the Court of,

291 James's Regimental Companion, 7th Edition,

432 's New Military Dictionary, ib. Iceland, Tour in,

337 Jervis's Sermons, Jerusalem, Itinerary to,

496 Few of Malta, Tragedy of, 434 Illingwortb's Account of Scampton, 44 India, Picturesque Voyage to, 299 Ingram's Poems,

326 Insanity, Remarks on,

438 Instinct displayed,

332 Johnson on the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man,

445. Ireland, View of the Circumstances of,

355 Isadora of Milan, . . 320 Itinerary to Jerusalem, &c., 496

Macleay's Description of the Spar Cave,

11ο Magna Britannia, Vol. II.,

14 Malta, Jew of, Tragedy of, 434 Man, Essay on,

442 Man, Isle of, View of the Jurisprudence

of, Menure, See Morley. Marsb on giving the Bible without the

Prayer-book, 317 --See Clarke.
Martin's Translations and other Poems,

219
Merino Sheep, See Lasteyrie.
Merritt's Letter to Roscoe,
Microcosmograpby, or a piece of the
World,

221
Milesian Chief,
Military Dictionary,

432 Minstrels of Winandermere, Mitchell's Sermon,

334 Mitford's Agnes, a Poem,

324 Money, Observations on,

212 , Enquiry on,

, See Bullion. Montgaillard on the Situation of Great Britain,

80, 150 Moore's

332

215

198

432

355

440

448

60

186

Moore's (George) Tales of the Passions,
Vol. II.

388
(Thomas) Sermon on Cruelty,

447 Morleg on cheap Manure, 211 Mower's Welsh Mountaineer, 322 Raphael, translated from La Fontaine

101 Ragneval on the Freedom of the Sea, 47% Recruiring Service, Letter on, 101 Rers's (Dr.) Observations on Disorders

of the Stomach, . - 's (Mr.) Seron,

334 Narrative of British Subjects who have

Regimental Companion, 7th Edition, escaped from Verdun,

444 Nation, Address to,

439 Report of the Cambridge Bille-Society, Nowenbam on the Circumstances of Ire.

317 land,

of Proceedings against W. Kent, New Spain, Political Essay on, 35

Resp in Sheep, Inquiry into, 106
Retrospection, a Poem,

* 326 Revolution, French, historical View of

the War of,
Rewards, See Bentbam.

Ritson's (Mrs.) Poetical Chain, 323 O'Keeffe's (Miss) Patriarchal Times,

Roberts's Poems and Letters,

444 Robinson's (Col.) Letter on the RecruitOliver's Analysis of Locke on Human ing Service,

IOI Understanding,

223

o's (Mt.) Tyrolese Villagers, Owen's Sermon,

336

Romans, Epistle to, See Saint Paul.
Rosalie, a Novel,
Roscoe, Mr., Letter to,
Rose's Sea-Devil,

-e's Trifles in Verse and Prose, 333 Parker's (Miss) Elfrida, a Novel, 320

Rowden's Pleasures of Friendship, 434

Rogal Society, Philosophical Transactions m e 's (---) Virginia, Ditto, ib.

of, Part 1. for 1811.

254 Patriarchai Times,

444

Ruinous tendency of Auctioneering, Pelletan's Clinical Surgery,

482 Pbarmacopa arum Conspectus, 437 Rules for the Gaol at Dorchester, 331 Pharmacy, Treatise on,

489

Russia, Travels in, Pbilosophical Transactions of the Royal

Society, Part I. for 1811, 254 Pindar, Peter,-Carlton House Fête, a Poem,

435 Pleasures of Friendship, a Poem, 434 Poems of Eugenio,

- 324 - See Spencer, Roberts, Bronté, Bar. Saim Paul's Epistle to the Romans pači: bauld, Farish, Pindar, Robinson, Le phrased,

209 Brun, Cotlle, Martin, Webb, W beel.

Scampton, Topographical Account of, wright, Gray, Lidiard, Stuart, Rowden,

44 Ritson, Mitford, Steers, Porter, In. School of Instruction,

319 gram, Cumberland, Rose.

Sea, on the Freedom of,

472 Poetical Chain,

323 Seabrood Village, a Novel, 322 Polwbele's Sermons, . 390 Sea-Devil, a Romance,

320 Pompadour, Madame, See Soulavie. Secret History of the Court of James I., Porter's (Miss) Ballad Romances, 325

291 Portugal, on the Defence of,

Select Homilies of the Church of EngPreseni, or Reward,

land, Punishments, See Bentham.

Sentiment, Sketches of,

320 328

320

446

406

396
319

207

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