INDEX to the POETRY in VOL. LXXII. PART II.

TH

BRI-

HE EDITOR of the BIBLIOTHECA TOPOGRAPHICA
TANNICA regrets that he is no longer able to complete one fingle Sett
of that Work. Only 250 Copies were at firft printed; of which more than
200 were broken into detached Numbers. Thofe, therefore, who poffefs
COMPLETE SETS will now know the Value of a Work which contains more
than Three Hundred Plates, and which will never be reprinted.

Out of the Numbers which remain, and other Topographical Tracts print-
ed in the fame Size, a few Volumes are now felected, claffed into diftin&t Coun-
ties; to be fold feparately, without confining the Purchafer to take any other Part.
BEDFORDSHIRE. Hiftories of DUNSTABLE, LUTON, ODELL, PUD-
DINGTON, and WIMMINGTON. Price 10s. 6d.

BERKSHIRE—History of GREAT COXWELL; with Colle&tions for ALD-
WORTH, BINFIELD, BISHAM, CHADLESWORTH, CHILDREY, COLES-
HILL, CUMNER, DONNINGTON HOSPITAL, EAST GARSTON, INKPEN,
POCHLEY, READING, SANDLEFORD CHAPEL, SHAW, SHIFFORD, SHOT-
TESBROOK, SPARSHOLT, SPEEN, STANFORD DINGLEY, SUTHAMSTEDE
ABBOTS and BANISTER, WHITE WALTHAM, and YATTENDON.

-

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Hiftories of BARNWELL ABBEY and STOUR-
BRIDGE FAIR. Price 6s.

DERBYSHIRE.-Dr. PEGGE's Hiftories of BOLSOVER and PEAK Castles;
his BEAUCHIEF ABBEY; and Defcription of the ROMAN ROADS and the
CORITANI. Price 1l. 19.

KENT.-Mr. THORPE's Defcription of AYLESFORD, CANTERBURY,
CHALKE, CHATHAM, CLIFFE, COBHAM COLLEGE, COOKSTONE, CRAN-
BROOKE, DENTON, FRINDSBURY, GILLINGHAM, HALLING, LIDSING,
PENSHURST, SPELDHERST, TWIDALL, WOLDHAM, and WROTHAM.-
Notes on HALDEN PLACE, BIDDENDEN, ROLVENDEN, STAPLEHURST,
and MAIDSTONE; Hiftories of ADDINGTON PLACE; HAWKHERST;
HERNE; The MOAT near CANTERBURY; St. RADEGUND's at DOVER;
RECULVER; RICHBOROUGH; TUNSTALL; MAYFIELD PALACE in SUS-
SEX, and the Archiepifcopal Hofpitals at CANTERBURY. One large Volume,
Price 11.16s. in Boards.-Tour in the Ifle of THANET and EAST KENT, I.IS,
-PARSONS'S Defcription of Churches in KENT, I. 15.

-

LANCASHIRE.-Weft's Hiftory of FURNESS ABBEY. Price il. 18.
LEICESTERSHIRE.-Hiftories of HINCKLEY; STOKE; DADLINGTON;
ASTON FLAMVILE; BURBACH; SKETCHLEY; The HYDE; and LEICES-
TER GRANGE, with Collections for the County. Two Volumes, Price 31. 38.
LINCOLNSHIRE.-History of the Gentlemen's Society at SPALDING; and
of CROYLAND ABBEY. Price 148.-RELIQUIE GALEAN, Two Parts, 155.
MIDDLESEX.-Hiftory of the Collegiate Church of St. KATHARINE'S
near the Tower; and of CANONBURY. Price 155. — ELLIS's Hiftory of
SHOREDITCH, 165.-IRONSIDE'S Hiftory of TWICKENHAM, 10s. 6d.
NORFOLK Hiftory of THETFORD, Price 11. Is.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Hiftories of CASTOR; MARHAM; COT.
TERSTOCK; the Town, College, and Chapel of FOTHERINGAY; with fome
Particulars of the Execution and Funeral of MARY Queen of SCOTS. l. 15.
STAFFORDSHIRE. Hiftories of SHENSTON, and of ECCLESHALL
Manor and Caft!e. Price 135.

---

Mr.

HE encouragement which your valuable and impartial Mifcellany attords

however

hope that you will devote the corner of a page to the infertion of the following attempt at an infcription for the monument to be erected to the memory of its illuftrious fubject. But one infcription can be chofen; but, before the choice is fixed, every one is at liberty to produce his efforts. Under that confideration I produce mine, but with a very faint hope of their acceptance. NEOS.

"To him,

to that man,

who, after having ferved his country in various climes,
died at laft in the arms of Victory, in a far distant land;
to Lieutenant-general Sir RALPH ABERCROMBY, K. B.
who, after two haraffing campaigns in Holland, ́
and one spent in the capture of various Colonies,
belonging to the enemies of his country, in the West-Indies;
was called upon to lead a large and
well-appointed army

to victory, in the fertile but unhealthy plains of Egypt;
where, in the field of battle,

and at the commencement of the engagement,
before the gates of Alexandria,

he received a mortal wound on the 21ft March, 1801;
which he concealed, till he faw the battle his own,
and the enemy completely defeated; ̧

and then, after lingering fome days,

expired amidst the tears and regret of a victorious arnıy.
To fuch a man,

a grateful country and a generous king
have erected this monument;
as a testimony

of their admiration of his many and great virtues,
and in order to perpetuate to posterity,
as far as marble can,

the memory of so great a man.
Obiit 28 Mar. 1801, 41 Geo. III.

Anno ætatis 68.

His afhes lie interred at Malta, but his fame is embalmed for the admiration of future ages, and his memory deeply graven on the bofom of his difconfolate country.

In him were combined the heroifm of the foldier, and experience of the fage, the bravery of the warrior, and the humanity of the mau.

Reader, this marble is not the tablet of flattery. To flatter the dead would be mockery. But to characterise the man, to diftinguish the hero, is the office of his monumental inscription.

P. 798, b. Perleganda fhould be perlegenda; and after majeftati add ab, as in p. 620. P. 1004, a. for "Doctrines," read "Doctrine;" for "Matthew xxv. 30" read 36;"Matth. xxi. 15." read 15, 16," "Dan. xii." read "xii."

INDEX to the PLATES in VOL. LXXII. PART il. ARMS, Coats of 609, 905, Diana, Plan of the Temple Northborn Chapel, Kent

Throughleigh Church, F

Tiles found at Offley, 1
mw. 2

NICHOLS and Son, Printers, Red Lion Paffage, Fleet Street.