Hey, Mr. on the effects of the venereal disease on the fœ- tus, 404.
Hirudo vulgaris, obs. on, 257. Hoare, Mr. on penitentiary pri-
sons for children, 395... Holland, state of religious esta- blishments in, 285.
Home, Sir Ev. on the circulation of the blood in worms, 255. On fossil-remains of the Rhi- noceros, 264.
Home, verses on leaving, to go to school, 320. Horsley, Bp. sketch of his cha- racter, 82. Specimens of his sermons, 83-86.
Howship, Mr. on the structure of bone, 400.
Hydrophane,observations on that stone, 532.
I and J Jacobin club, origin of, 470- Its ascendancy, 478. Idwal, a young Cambrian hero, poetic extract from the sup- posed story of, 367. Jews, modern, account of their opinions, rites, &c. 18. An- tient, on the connection be- tween their literature and the Sacred Writings, 244. Incarnation, of Jesus Christ, obs. on that doctrine, 409. India, on the state of, and on the English dominion there, 178. Indians, of North America, anecdotes relative to, shewing the prospect of their civiliza- tion, 57. Contrary state- ments, 59. Benevolent efforts of the Quakers, ib. Plan for civilizing them, 144. Insects, curious particulars in the natural history of, 269-279. Instinct, or reason, examples of, among insects, 279. Institute, of France, account of one of its meetings, 226. Insurrections in France, account of, 473. 475.
Johnson, Dr. on the Hirudo vul- garis, 257.
Joseph II., his impatient and ex-
cessive zeal for innovations and improvements, 415. 508. Juvenile delinquency, in Lon- don, its great increase, 386.
Leary, aboy-thief,his progress in a system of depredation, 387. Liberty, human, remarks on the doctrine of, 86.
Licences, of public houses, evi- dence respecting, 183-199. Light, on the rays of, in precious
stones, 528. Lithographic art, invented by Seunefeider, account of, 463. Living on the Continent, present expence of, 286. Difference
of, in 1771 and 1816, 382. Louis XVI. character of, 468. His retreat to the National Assembly, 476. Lungs, See Philip. Lush, Mr. on rewards for the conviction of criminals, 385.
M'Arthur, Dr. on Tetanus, 403. Machiavel, his doctrines suppos- ed to have been the text-book of French Revolutionists, 501. Man, Isle of, particulars relative to, 75.
Man giveth up the ghost, and where is he? (Job, v.) Poetic lines on that theme, 209. Marat, death of, 481. Marcet, Dr. on the properties of stramonium, 404.. Matter, primary, in the form- ation of this globe, observ- ations on, 451. Maunoir, Prof., on the operation for artificial pupil, 398. May-flies, their curious modes of self-defence, 274. Meals, present manner of taking,
in France, 114. Medicine, state of the practice of, in France, 229. 379. Menander, notes on, 436. Merceron, Mr. obs. on his con- duct, 195. Messiah, notions of the Jews re-
lative to the coming of, 28. Migration of insects, obs. on, 269. Mills, Mr. on the licencing of public-houses, 190. On the adulteration of spirits, 198.
Missions, Protestant, account of, 141-152. Moravians, missions of, 149.
Navigation, poem so called, trans- lated from Gesner, 212. Netherlands, on the new mon-
archical constitution of, 281. Newgate, its want of room for classing the prisoners, 390. State of the condemned cells, 391. Other observations on, 392. Improvement in, 396. Nicholl, Dr. on an imperfection of vision, 403.
Nile, passage up that river into Nubia, and back, 340-345. Nooahevah, one of the Marquesas isles, surrendered to the British, 4. Northumberland, geology of, 87. On a whin-dyke in, 90. Nubia, voyage into, 340. De- scription of the people, 341.
Panthea, speech of, 102. Paris, the varied population and trades of its streets, 125. Im- provements in, 383. Penitentiary Prisons, necessity for, 386. 394.
Philip, Dr. on the effects of gal- vanism on the lungs, 257. On pulmonary consumption, 403. Pitcairn's Island, account of the colony there, 4. 10.
Plague, how avoided by English
travellers at Rosetta, 345. Plants, wild, in the neighbour- of Tonbridge, 94. On the su- periority of Linnéan names of plants, 95.
Platinum, fulminating, on the formation of a new one, 264. · Poisons, obs. on the effects of, 161. Police of London, farther parti- culars respecting it, 384. Policy, international, principles of, 540.
Pond, Mr. on the parallax of the fixed stars, 267. Poor-laws, obs. on, 434-436. On the poor's rate, and em- ployment of the poor, 215. Porson, Professor, obs. on his Latin style, 423. His compa- rison of the three great Greek tragedians, 424. His notes on Athenæus, 426. On Euri- pides, 429. On Menander, 430. Poynder, Mr. his obs. on the state of Newgate, 392. On dram-drinking, 397. Price, Dr. his opinions respect-
ing future punishment, 316. Prophecies, lectures on, 406.411. Public-houses, See Licences. Punishment, future, See Price. Pupil, artificial, See Scarpa.
Q Quakers, See Friends.
Reform, parliamentary, remarks on, 96, 97.99, 100. Rewards, for the conviction of criminals, farther evidence rel. to their tendency, 384. Rhinoceros, fossil remains of, 264. Rickets, See Stanley. Robespierre, character of, 471. Rocks of slate and green-stone, description of, 90. Royal George man of war, lost at Spithead, verses on, 168. Ryan, Mr. his mode of venti- lating coal mines, 312.
Scarpa, Prof. on the operation
for the artificial pupil, 399. Schultze, Benj. a Danish mis- sionary, some account of, 146. Scotland, remarks on the system of education in, 40.
Scott, Mr. Walter, excellent imitation of his poetry, 359. His particulars rel. to the Gypsies in Scotland, 413. Semple, Mr. murder of, in North America, 335. 443. Seppings, Mr. obs. on his mode of constructing ships, 265. Sergeant, Mr. his plan for civi- lizing American Indians, 144. Servants, in France, familiarity of, 123.
Seunefeider, M. the inventor of the lithographic art, 463. Shad, that fish extensively caught in America, 66. Shells, found in the Isle of Wight, 167. 171. Various particulars of their classifica- tion and characters, 373. Shelton, Mr. on rewards for con- victing criminals, 384. Ships, English, on the construc- tion of, 265.
Sibylline oracles, on their con- nection with the Jewish pro- phecies, 83.
Slaves, at Rio Janeiro, cruelly treated, 2.
Smith, Mr. William, his account
of a colony of gypsies, 413. Soden, Mr. on inguinal aneu- rism, 404.
Sodor and Man, Bishop of, origin of that title, 78. Soul, human, Jewish traditions respecting, 23. On the pre- existence of souls, 25. Spirits, on the consequences of the sale of, 196. Adulter- ation of, 198. Consequences of drinking, and of their intro- duction into prisons, 397. Stanley, family of, their sove- reignty of the Isle of Man, 76. Its transfer by marriage to the Duke of Athol, 78. Stanley, Mr. on inflammation of the heart, 399. On the bones in rickets, 401. Stars, on the parallax of, 267. Stocker, William, farther account of his case, 186, Stones,
Stones, precious, physical cha- racters of, 527. Stramonium, properties of, 404. Style, remarks on the formation of a good style, 308... Sugar-maple, profitable cultiva- tion of, 66...
Superville, M. account of, 333. Swartz, C. F. his labours and death, 146, 147.
Talleyrand, M. obs. on his figure and physiognomy, 226. 232. Taunton, the Bow-Street officer,
his opinion on rewards, 385. Taxation, under the new consti- tution of the Netherlands, 282. In France, 288. Teredo gigantea, remarks on that shell, 377.
Tertullian, remarks concerning that Father of the Church, 220. Tetanus, obs. on, 402, 403. Therapeutics, obs. on, 496-500. Thirty Years' War compared with
the French Revolution, 356. Tibia, on a wound of, 399. Todd, Mr. on the Torpedo, 258. Tombuctoo, in Africa, farther particulars of that city, 136. Torpedo electricus, See Todd. Tragedians, Greek, comparison of the three great, 424. Tunbridge, account of plants in the neighbourhood of, 94. Analysis of the water of, 331. Turquoise, account of the two species of that stone, 528.
Wabash river, in N. America, : disastrous termination of a Moravian mission there, 149. Wales, Mr. his obs. on the varia- tion of the compass, 302. Wassanah, in Africa, account of that city, 139. Waterloo, battle of, particulars relative to, and to the scenes of confusion at Brussels, 291. Whin-dyke, traversing lime- stone, account of, go. Wieland, C.M. farther particulars of his life, 509-525. His long interview with Bonaparte, 522. Wife, verses on, 211. Wight, Isle of, its geology, 165. Wilson, Capt. James, biographi- cal account of, 219. Winch, Mr. on the geology of Northumberland, &c. 87. Winter, of 1805, severity of, in North America, 60. Wollaston, Dr. remarks on his
experiments relative to the excitation of electricity, 494. Women, influence of, in France, 117. Their married state, 119. No public women admitted into good private society, 122 Wood, on the petrifaction of, 534 Wordsworth, Mr. capital imi- tation of his style, 360.
Ziegenbalg, M. a Danish mis- sionary, account of, 145. Zoroaster, observations on his laws and doctrinės, 247.
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