Brown, Mr., obs. on his Botanical
Nomenclature, 67-82. On
Woodsia, a new genus of Ferns,

247.

Bruce, Mr., criticisms on his Abys-
einian details, 348.

Bullock, Mr., on four rare species
of Birds, 247.
Burckhard, M., on determining the
azimuths of the sides of Trian-
gles, 544

Burnet, Bishop, remarks on, 149,
150.

Burrow, Mr., on a new species of
Mus, 216.

Burrs, for mill-stones, substitute
for, 446.

Byron, Lord, poetic address to, 58.

C

Carlisle, Mr., on a family with su-
pernumerary fingers, 415.
Carnot, M., specimens of his Me-

morial to Louis XVIII., 330.
Caucasus, ambitious views of the
Russians with respect to that
region, and account of the
country and people. 113-127.
Chamseru, See Roussille.
"Charlemagne, an epic poem, plan of

and extracts from, 392-409.
Chateaubriand, M., notices of, 384.
Chemistry, as applied to agricul-

ture, obs. on, 135-
Chincough, nature and treatment
of, 199-201.
Chlorine, observations on, 413.
Cholera, See Spence.
Church-yards, visit to, and epitaphs
in, 363.

Ckaratschai, account of that tribe

of Tartars, 124.
Clarissa, remarks on that cele-
brated novel, 156.
Cold, supposed to be a real ex-

istence, 299.
Colours, permanent, obs. on, 51.
Comet, on the approximation to
the orbit of, 421.

M

Makooa, tribes near Mosambique,
account of, 343-5.
Malus, M., on Optics, 531. On
double refraction, 532. On
opaque bodies, 534.
Man, on the origin of, and on
the physical diversities among
mankind, 128.

Manures, chemical obs. on, 140.
Marlowe, the dramatic writer,
some of his plays republished,
226.
Marston, the dramatist, some of
his plays reprinted, 227. Ex-
tracts from, 238.
Materialism, that doctrine attack-
ed, 299.
Maury, Cardinal, account of, 383.
Medicine, profession of, observa-
tions on the state of, 325.
Meloe, on the British species
that genus of insects, 242.
Metals, ductile, on their tenacity,
538.

of

Meteoric stones, memoir on, 526.
Mill-stones, substitutes for Burrs,
446.

Mind, observations on its different
qualities and its improvement,
248-254.
Ministers of State, observations on
the removal of, 458. On their
responsibility, 461-

Mirbel, M., on the state of vege.

table anatomy, 539.
Missionaries, British, for the pro-
pagation of Christianity among
the Tartars, 125.
Mongols, account of, 113.
Montagu, Mr., on new or rare
marine animals, 240.
Montmartre, heights of, visit to,

after the last battle, 442.
Mordants, remarks on, 54.
Moreau, General, his life, and mi-
litary exploits and character,
184-194.
Mosambique, fort of, described,
341.

Mountaineers, general similarity of
their habits, 262.
Mus, description of a new species
of, 246.

Music, art of, compared with
poetry and painting, 263. De-
ficient in its literature, 265.
On musical composition, com-
posers, and instruments, 267-
274.

Myconi, visit to the town and
island of, 178.

N

Narcissuses, indigenous, memoir
on, 528.

Negative, royal, oba. on, 460.
Nerves, See Brodie.
Nobility, hereditary, remarks on,
458.
Nogay, Tartars, account of, 119.
Nomenclature, new, in chemistry,
observations on, 51.

Opaque bodies, on the refrangible
powers of, 534.
Ophir, obs. on Mr. Bruce's theory
respecting, 348.

Optics, memoir on, 531.
Ore, copper, on a new species of,

411.

Original sin, remarks on, 152.
Orlando, a poem, extracts from,
302-307.

Outer darkness, explained, 219,

220.

P

Palowzians, a tribe of Tartars,
account of, 16. 119.
Paris, notices respecting, 441-
443.
Penn, William, the founder of
Philadelphia, his life, works,
and character, 307-320.
Penn

Pennsylvania, principles on which
that new state was founded,
316.
Peritonitis, remarks on, 196.
Phalangium acaroides, observations
on that little animal, 241.
Pictet, M., on the occultation of
the Pleiades, 531.
Plague, symptoms of, 211.
Plants, rare, in the Royal gar-
dens at Kew, account of, and
observations on their classifica-
tion and nomenclature, 66-
82 On the structure and or-
ganization of, 137. On the
arrangements of, 243. New,

537-
Pleiades, on the occultation of,
531.

Plica Polonica, account of that
supposed disease, 524. 526.
Poetry, of the Troubadours, 506,
&c.

Poets, modern, satirized, 56.
Poinsot, M., on polygons and po-
lyhedrons, 535.
Polygons, memoir on, 535.
Pope, of Rome, documents re-
lative to Bonaparte's conduct
towards, 477-482.
Prisons, of England, &c., state-
ments of grievous defects in,
428-433-

Probabilities, See La Place.
Provençal language, and poetry,
account of, 505, &c.
Proverbs, explanations of, 163.
Prudhomme, a French Revolution-
ist, account of, 385.
Ptolemy, Claude, his Almagest
published in France, 449. Spe-
cimen of, 451.
Pyrenees, observations on, 257.
Manners of the inhabitants,
258, &c.

Q

Quantities, constant, memoir on,
541.

S

St. Just, his character and death,
387.

Salisbury, Mr., observations on his
botanical nomenclature, 67-

82.

Sancti-