A

212

From January to June 1801, (inclusive.)
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NECDOTES of the Emperor Paul, 7 Garrick, extracts from Murphy's life of, 201
of W. Dakin, a charita.

o's performance of Lear,

ibid
table enthusiast
9

202

considered as an actor,
of Valentine Morris, Esq. 457 Garscube, the seat of the Right Hon. Jlay

of Sir Paul Methuen, 459 Campbell, description of the view of, 337
Athenaeum ac Liverpool, account of the, 10 Harbour Craig at New-Hall, descrip-
Anecdotes, miscellaneous,
35 tion of the view of,

254
Account of Madame Helvecius, 114 Hardy, Dr Thomas, Professor of Eccle.

of Thomas Whalley, Efq. 115 siastical History in the University of
Afronomy, on the advantages attending Edinburgh, sketch of thc character of
the study of,
343 the fate,

352
Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Inscription on a grave stone in the Old

proceedings of the General, 408, 487 Church of Monimail, Fifeshire, 5
Births, 81, 166, 250, 333, 412, 488 Inconsistency of character on social hap-
Borders and Highlands at the commence. piness, remarks on the influence of, 30

ment of the 17th century, ficuation Invincible, account of the lofs of the, 246
of the,

108 Improvement of the human race in sci-
Books and pamphlets published in Lon- ence and philosophy, remarks on the
don, 54, 149, 229, 312, 388, 471 progressive,

374
Barrow's travels into the interior of Improvement of mankind, on the pro-
Southern Africa,
193 gressional,

439
Bryan Edwards, Esq. ketch of the life

John of Kent, account of,

455
of, written by himself a short time be-

Knowledge, Learning, and Taste in
fore his death,

Great Britain, during the reign of
Burmas, on the medicine and literature Charles II.

16
of the,

296 Kert East-Indiaman, account of the cap-
Bagshaw Stevens, Dr William, memoirs ture of the,

244
of,

354 Leich, high water at, 2, 86, 170, 254,
British Naval and Army force to che 336, 416,
first of May 1801, the,

406 Letters from the late Sir James Foulis,
Cowper, remarks on the Poetry of, 25, 123 Bart. of Colinton, to the Earl of Bu-
Customs, Welfh,

93 chan, 105, 205, 270,
Craigy Bield, ac New Hall, description Letter from Miss Seward to Edward
of the view of,

171

Jerningham, Esq. on the eloquence of
Cape of Good Hope, account of the, 193 the pulpit in France and England, 278
Carfrae, John, the painter, sketch of the Letters from Mary Queen of Scots and
life and character of,

214 James Earl of Murray, Regent of
Caucasus, Mount, description of the Col- Scotland, to the Laird of Barnbar-
loffal Statues on,

299 rauch, copies of three original, 341
Candle-light sketches,

301, 444 Letter from the Earl of Melfort to Cap-
Circuit Court of Justiciary, proceedings tain Cole, with Capt. Cole's answer, 437
of the,

330 Mungo Park, the celebrated African
Clergy, Irish, peculiarities of the. 339 traveller, sketch of the life and cha-
Castle, Bamborough, a tale,

380
racter of,

43
Credulity, the danger of, a tale, 464 Men, returns of the number of, raised,
Dress, remarks on the Ladies',

32 discharged, and killed, since the com-
Deaths, 82, 167, 251, 333, 413, 490 mencement of the present war,
Damberger's Travels into the interior of Marriages, 82, 166, 250, 333, 412,489,

Africa, from 1781 to 1797, extracts Manners of the English, observations
froin,

126
on che,

94
Dutch colonists, their mode of life, 197 Method of working up wool or hair, in-
Decortication, as a means for freeing Or- to a kind of cloth or stuff, without
chards from insects, on,

260

either spinning or weaving it,
Emperor, on the title of,

IOC

20

87

of some years,

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Ode on the Pasions, remarks on Col- Ode for the New Year 1807,

142
lins's,
206 To a Robin Red-breast,

143
Objets offense in infant education, on Verses addressed to the Wherf,

144
the use to be made of,
450 Song,

ibid.
Phenomena, celestial, 3, 133, 175, 303, Ode to Winter,

145
337, 462,

On a young Lady who died in her eigh.
Piano Forte, liftorical and scientific ac- teenth year, after a lingering illness, ib.
count of the,

Verses to the Memory of four yoang
Poslil, the seat of Robert Crawford, Esq. Ladies who perished in Etrick, Av.
description of the view of,

gult 1800,

146
Plio of a History of Scottish Poetry, by Impromptu, on hearing that a collection
Mr Thomson,

88 of Border Ballads is preparing for pub-
Perourou, or the bellows-inender, story lication by Walter Scott, Advocate,
of,
139, 219, 305 Sheriff of Eucrick Forest,

ibid.
Parliament, Imperial, proceedings of the

Elegy,

ibid.
first fefliou of the, 58, 151, 232, 317, Song,

224
392, 476,

Solitude,

225
Principles and confequences of the Uni- EpiQle to ]. N. Inverleithen,

226
on, general review of the,

180 Ode on returning to a Farm on the
Personal magnitude, and its influence Binks of the Tweed, after an absence
upon our sentiments, observacions on, 237

ibid.
Poggy, or Nassau aflands, account of the Ancient Caledonia,

227
inhabitants of the,

292 Lines written on seeing the unclaimed
Procellion at laying the foundation stone Corpfe of a Suicide exposed on the
of the wet docks at Leith, account of Bank of a River,

228
the order of the,

410 On Mrs Grant of Laggan's Manuscript
Ruins of the castle of St Andrews, de. Poems,

ibid.
seriprion of the view of the,
3 Ode to Inspiration

309
Remarks on the style of Addison, Verses presented to

an accomplished
Steele, and Gibbon,

6 young Lady, with various of the Au
-- on the Scottish language, 39

thor's Compositions,

310
Rise and establifhment of the Highland

ibid.
Society of Scotland,
90 To J. N. Inverleithen,

ibid.
Retrospect of the 18th century,
118 Song,

ibid.
Russell, William, L.I.D. Iile of, 283, 370 Answer co C. G. Anstruther,

311
Scottish and English fillerics, account Inscription on a mural Tablet in the
of the,

13 garden of John Ramsay, Esq. of Och-
Scotland, affairs in, 78, 164, 245, 330, tertyre, to the Memory of the late
405, 487,

David Doig, L.L.D. Rector of the
Swallows, on the submersion of, 116 Grammar School, Stirling,

312
Speech, his Majesty's, to bath Houses of Answer to Aliena,

384
Parliament,
52 On parting with a Friend,

385
Slavery, pernicious effects of,

196 Verses written on che perusal of J. N's.
Society and manners,

197 various poetical essays,
Shireff the miniature painter, anecdote, on four young Ladies planting a
of,
203 Tree to Friendship,

ibid.
Spendthrift, reflections on the character Hope,

ibid.
of a,

269 Verses written after a Foggy Day, 387
Surgeons and barbers of Edinburgh, ori-

Song,

ibid.
ginal seal of cause by the Magiftrares Ode for his Majesty's Birth-day,

and Council of Edinburgh ju favour Verses on the Eari of Buchan's Birth-
: of the,
271 day,

ibid.
Swiss Traveller in Scotland, letters To J. N. Inverleithen,

467
366, 447 Song,

468
Vice, the progress of, a tale,
49 The Ancient Caledonian,

ibid.
Weather, register of the, 2, 86, 170, 254, To Lady G-n of E--,

469
336, 416

Song,

470
POETRY.

Sonnet on re-entring Scotland from C:r-
The Father's Farewell to his Son,
50 lille, after long absence,

ibid.
On visiting Dundrennan Abbey, 51 Sonnet,

ibid.
To Antiquity,

52 Epistle addressed to Lady Gmn of E“,
Epilogue to the Theatrical Representa- On reading her Verfes written on the ?
cion at Strawberry Hill,

ib. perusal of J. N's. various poetical Ef-
Th: Dirge of Wallace,
53 says,

471

Song,

386

466

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