iv

Birmingham, Description of,

-

at,

Bouilly-Les Jeunes Femmes,
Bowditch, and others, Trial of,

Bowdler's Family Shakspeare,

Dunrie, ditto,

89

101

439

E

Economy, Political, new Principles of,

465

Elliot's (Mrs.) Peggy and her Mammy,

218

113. 269

435

437

Brooke's Thoughts and Feelings,

Brown's Legitimacy, a Poem,

Brunton's (Mrs.) Emmeline, and

other Pieces,

Burney's (Miss) Tragic Dramas,

-'s Tales of Fancy, Vols. II. and

Emigrant's Directory to North Ame-

rica,

Emmeline, and other Pieces,

315

174

England, Synopsis of the History of,

174

219

99

English Stories,

445

Entomologist's Useful Companion, 107

III.

320

Epistle in Verse,

456

193

Ernestus Berchtold, a Tale,

215

ib.

Errors and their Consequences,

215

ib.

Etymology, English, Observations on,

Philibert, a poetical Romance,

209

Mail lard's Treatise on French Parti-

ciples,

Malt by's Sermons, Vol. I.

Bank Notes,

Persia, Journey into,

105

141

Mer noir of Charles Louis Sand,
Mer noirs of the Embassy of Marshal
E assompierre,

28

of the Mathematical and Phy-
si cal Class of the Institute of France,
for 1813-15, Article concluded, 521
of the Royal Academy of
Sciences in the Institute of France,
fc r 1816, Article concluded,
Military Operations, Treatise on, 449
Mills's History of Muhammedanism,

529

199

Society, for 1819,
Pindaries, Origin of,

178. 369
310

Misanthropy, and other Poems, 100

Mar irs Français, &c.

Mon astery, by the Author of "Waver.

le y,"

480

-'s Key to ditto,

404

mittee on,

Mon tgomery's Greenland, and other

P 'oems,

56

Mon tolieu, Baroness de, her Translation

of Madame de la Recke's Travels,

496

Moore's (Mrs.) Eveleen Mountjoy, 215

Ma ral Sketches,

Mo re's (Mrs.) Moral Sketches,

Mo rton's Poetical Remains of Leyden,

Protestants of the Gard, on Calumnies

against,

109

483

Prussian Traveller, Letters of, 284

Puigblanch's Inquisition Unmasked,

396

Pye's Description of Birmingham, 222

164

164