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ACRE, visit of Dr. Clarke to, 189-anecdotes of Djezzar, Pacha of Air, experiments to determine the resistance of, applied to military Aktiar, port of, its importance to Russia, 379. Alexandria, masterly landing of the British troops at, 185. Alfieri's tragedies, noble imitations of the Greek tragedy, 151. Algebra of the Indians and Arabs, brief account of, 410-412. Of the Allegorical interpretation of the Scriptures proposed by Sir William America, deplorable condition of Scotch, Irish, and Welch emigrants, Angina pectoris, treatment recommended for, 470. Apollonius Rhodius, Mr. Fox's opinion of, 325, 326-was copied by Apparitions. See Ferriar, Ghosts. Arabs, manners and dress of, 194. Arezzo, treacherously betrayed by the Guelphs, 465.. 6 Arnaud (Sophie), anecdotes of, 113. Artificial Memory. See Feinaigle, Grey, Memory, KK 2 Assassination, Assassination, increase of, in England, 425-of Cardinal Beatoun, 422— B. Barzoni (M.) Li Romani nella Grecia, 39--former work of this Beatoun (Cardinal), assassination of, 422-remarks on Knox's conduct Beauty, Persian ideas of, 77. Beej Gunnit, or algebra of the Indians, account of, 410-412. Benevento (Battle at), between Manfred, King of Naples, and Charles Billinsgate fish market, abusive monopoly of, exposed, 275, 276-im- Binomial theorem, complete demonstration of, in the case of fractional Blackall (Dr.), observations on dropsies, 466-on the causes of drop- Black Sea, importance of to Russia, considered, 376-379. Bravery of the British soldiers on their landing at Alexandria, 185. Britain has done little towards disabusing the people of the continent, Buonaparte, spirited portrait of his character, by M. Barzoni, 43, 44- C. Caleoon, or water-pipe, universally used in Persia, 78. Canaanitish Nations, destruction of, proved to be reconcileable with the Carnival at Malta, description of, 22, 23. Castruccio, character and death of, 459, 460. Character of the Maltese, remarks on, 18, 19-of Mr. Fox, 322, 323-- Charles of Anjou, battle between, and Manfred King of Naples, 448- |