Charader of the Irish; from Cooper's Letters on that Nation 408 Anecdotes of the Emperor Paul of Ruffia; from the Secret Memoirs of that Parallel between Paul and his Father; from the fame 416 Portraits of the Grand Dukes Alexander and Conftantine; from the fame 432 NATURAL HISTORY.. 435 Account of the Discovery of Silver, in Herland Copper Mine, by the Rev. 437- Account of the Submarine Volcanoes of Santorin and the Azores; from the 437 Account of the remarkable Inftin&t of a Bird, called the Nine Killer, by Mr. 443 ib. Account of the principal Rivers of Devonshire; from Skrine's Account of the USEFUL PROJECTS. 446 451 Lift of Patents for new Inventions, granted during the Year 1801 culture 467 470 473 ANTIQUITIES. Defeription of Richborough-Caftle; from Pennant's Journey to the Isle of 474 Account of an Entertainment given by the Society of Lincoln's Inn to Charles II. and his Court; from Ireland's Hiftorical Account of the Inns of Court and Chancery General Observations on the Perfepolitan Characters, with a 475 Defeription of fame Bricks lately fent to Europe from the Seite of ancient Babylon; by f. Hager Account of an ancient Monument at Vienne 477 480 Reasons why the County of Surry should not be charge with any great Number of Horfes. Extracted from a Volume of original Letters and State Papirs written in the Reign of Elizabeth 486 Notes of Pictures taken by Lord Orford at Woburn Abbey; not inferted in bis Works. ilid. Account of Dearths and Famine. From a scarce and curious Pamphlet, entitled, "Artachth.s; or, A new Booke declaring the Ayije or Weight of Bread by Troy and Averdupois Weight, and co taining arvers Oraeis and Articles made and fet forth by the Lords and others of his Majefties most bonble Privie Councell. 40 Printed by R. bijhop and Ewara Grifine, and are to be fold at the Stationers Shops, or at the Chamber of John Beaketham, the Compofer, in Simmons Inn, in Chancerie Lane.” MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS. 495 On the indelible Character of the Priesthood. From Campbell's Leures on Ecclefiaftical Hiftory. 502 Letter of the late Dr. Goldsmith, when about Frventy-five Years old, 10 a young Gentleman whom he had for a fhort Time instructed in different. Branches of Learning. Original Letter from Dr. Samuel Johnson. any Life of him. 503 Not published in his Works, or Letter from a Repentant Highwayman to a Lady whom he had robbed. 506 508 509 POETRY. 513 514 Ode for the New Year; by H. J. Pye. Ejq. Poet Laureat. 516 ibid Prologue. By a Gentlemen of Leicester. On opening the Theatre, as Sydney, Sonnet, by R. B. Sheridan The Sorrows of Switzerland. From Jacobinism, a Poem 517 518 ibid. The Account of Books for 1801. Egyptiaca: or, Olfervations on certain Antiquities of Egypt. In Two parts. Part I. The History of Pompey's Pillar elucidated. Part II alcolla tif's Account of the Antiquities of Egypt, written in Arbic, A. D. 1203. Tranflated into En lib, and illuftrated with Notes. By J White, D D. Proffer of Arabic in the University of Oxford. Part. I Oxford, 1501 527 The Poetical Works of John Milton. By the Rev. Henry Jbn Todd, M. A. 534 An Account of Travels into the Interior of Southern Africa, in the Year 1797 and 1798: including curfory Obfervations on the Geology and Geogra by of the fouthern Part of that Continent: the natural liftory of fuch O jeas as occurred in the animal, vegetable, and mineral Kingdoms; and Sketches of the phyfic and moral Characters of the various Tribes of Inhalitants fir- rounding the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope. To which is annexed a Defeription of the prijent State, Population, and Produce of that extenfive Colony: with a Mop conftructed entirely from actual Objervations made in the Courfe of the Travels. By John Barrow, late Secretary to the Eart of Macartney, and Auditor-General of the public Accounts at the Cape of Voyages from Montreal, on the River St. Laurence, through the Continent of North America to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans, in the Years 1789 and 1793; with a Preliminary Account of the Rife, Progress, and Prejent State of the Fur-Trade of that Country. Illuftrated with Maps. By THE END. T. Burtes, Printer, Litt Queen-freet |