USEFUL PROJECTS. An account of an artificial spring of water; by Erasmus Darwin, M. D. On dibbling wheat 46 49 50 55 On the culture, produce, and application of the Howard or clustered potatoe, to each 55 59 → 56 Superior advantages of the drill to the broadcast busbandry pointed out Obfervations of the best method of restoring worn-out foils without manure 60 To preferve turnips from froft ANTIQUITIES. 62 Extracts from obfervations on the practice of archery in England; by the 64 75 Some account of the burial places of the ancient Tartars; by the Reverend Obfervations on the language of the gypfies; by Mr. Marfden, F.S.A. 81 Collections on the Zingara, or gypfey-language; by Jacob Bryant, Efq; MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS. 83 92 Account of a curious mode of travelling in Kamischatka, by means of pledges Account of the manner of bear hunting practifed by the Kamifchadales; Circumftantial narrative of the attempt made by the confederates to affafinate the king of Poland, on the night of the 3d of September 1771 ; from vol. i. Account of the different orders inftituted in Ruffia: of a favourite building of the prefent emprefs's, called the Hermitage; and of the manner in which Curious account of the pretender, prince Charles Edward, after the battle of Culloden; by James Bofwell, Efq; Curious remarks concerning the favages of North America; by Dr. B. Frank. 118 the Ruffian prisons-Outlines of the new code of laws established by ber at bun Bede POETRY. Ode for the new year 1784, by W. Whitehead, Efq; Ode for his Majesty's birth-day, June 4, 1784, by the fame" 132 133 Ode for his Majefty's birth-day, June 4, 1785, by the Rev. T. Warton 134 The exordium of Jaumi's poem, intitled, "Eufoof and Zoolleikha;" from 136 Tranflation of a hymn to Camdeo, the Hindoo god of love, by Sir W. Jones 137 Mrs. Sheridan on ber brother's violin 138 Her brother's lyre to Mrs. Sheridan, by Mr. Pratt Song Verfes to the feathered ladies, faid to be written by Earl Nugent -to the South Downs, by the fame Extract from The News-paper, a poem, by the Rev. G. Grabbe 139 14 142 141 145 142 142 On the author of the ballad, called The Children in the Wood, by Mr. Jer 145 Ode to Melpomene, by Anna Seward 146 An emblem of the shortness of human pleasure, to the grasshopper, by Mr. Say 147 Epitaph, by Voltaire, infcribed on his monument in his own chamber at Ferney, his heart in a box ACCOUNT of BOOK S. 148 A voyage to the Pacific Ocean, performed under the directions of Captain's Travels in the Two Sicilies, by Henry Swinburne, Efq; in the years 1777, THE EN D. Printed by J. CROWDER, Warwick-square, |