A

ABROMA, two species of that plant described, 78. Abyssinia, prospect of future commerce with that country, 338, 339.

Achaia, account of the cities of,

170.

Acids, on the medical properties

of, 471. Adhesions, in surgery, obs. on, 474. Air, observations on, 475. Albanians, character and description of, 168. Alcohol, See Thenard. Algebra, See Geometry. Allman, Dr., on clearing equations

of surds, 420. Almagest, of Claude Ptolemy,

French edition of, 449. Altitudes, on the measurement of,

by the barometer, 543. America, points in discussion with, 329. Animal substance, from the island of Capræa, notice of, 526. Animals, new or rare, description

Atmosphere, remarks on its inAluence on vegetation, 139. Azimuth, See Burckhard.

B

Bailly, M., notices of, 380. Baynes, Mr, said to be the author of the Archæological Epistle, 181. Beaton, Cardinal, his odious character, and death, 290–296. Bible-Society, obs. on, 333. 336. Binomial theorem, on an attempt to demonstrate it, 205. Biot, M., on refractions near the horizon, 540.

Birds, on four rare species of, 247. Bonaparte, oration on his downfall, by an American, 108. 111. His conduct towards the Pope displayed, 477-482.

Bond, the, of the Scotch Reformers, 371. Boullay, M., on the Muriatic and

Acetic Ethers, 523. On Phosphoric Ether, 524. Bradwardine, Baron of, a Highland chief, portrayed, 282. Brande, Mr., on Electro-chemical Phænomena, 412.

Brêche de Roland, description of that pass in the Pyrenees, 260. Brewster, Dr., on the affections of

light, 417. On its polarization, 419. Brodie, Mr., on the influence of the nerves on the stomach, 416. 1 N n

Brown,

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.

Complexion, human, on the dif
ferent hues of, 131.
Condorcet, M., account of his
death, 381.

Constitution, new, of the United
Provinces, analysis of, 492—
497.

Copper, See Thomson.
Corn, obs. on the laws relative to,

and on the importation of, 93.
Cos, island of, visit to, 175.
Cossacks, of the Don, account of
their capital, 117.

Country-house, in Wales, visit to,
364.

Courts of Conscience, remarks on,

Dahlia, those plants described, 79.
Dairies, on the use of cast iron
milk-dishes in, 41.
Danton, M., account of, 386.
David, the French painter, cha-
racter of, 388.

Davies, Mr., on Lichen Scaler, 245-
Davout, Marshal, his orders from
Bonaparte, justificatory of his
conduct, 484-488.

Davy, Sir H., on the fluoric Com-
pounds, 412. On violet-co-
loured Gas, 413.

D'Elbée, the Vendéean leader,
account of, 380.

Delirium tremens, causes, symp-
toms, and treatment of, 194–
196.
Deslongchamps, See Loiseleur.
Dorchester Gaol, a laudable exam-
ple to others, 432.
Dramas, old, observations on

L

Lagrange, M., report of memoira
by, 59. His second memcir
on constant quantities, 541.
Lancret, ., on the involutoids
of plane curves, 528.
Land-olders, in Fife, observations
on the resolutions of, 9.
La Place, M., on the motion of
light. 540. On the doctrine
of probabilities. 542.
Lara, poetic delineation of his
character, 85. His death, 87.
Larrey, M., on the Plica, 526.
Laugier, M., on meteoric stones,
526. On an animal substance,

ib.

Leach, Mr., on the genus Melöe,

242.

Lead, on its changes of density,
Leases, observations on, 45. 47-
538.
Lefebvre, General, notice of, 389.
Legendre, M., on definitive in.
tegrals, 542.

Letter writing, obs. on specimens
of, among antients and mo-
derns, 154.

Libels, remarks on, 465.
Lichen Scaber, obs. on, 245.
Light, on the affections of, 417.
On the polarization of, 419.
Loiseleur Deslongchamps, M., on
On the motion of, 540.
the indigenous Narcissuses, 528.
Love, poetically invoked, 64.

Courts of, among the
Troubadours, 505.

--, dialogue between Peyrols
and Love, 509.
Lust's Dominion, observations on
that play of Marlowe, 231.
Luther, Martin, particulars of his
life, works, and character, 18
-29.

Lyly, the dramatic writer, selec-

tion from his plays, 227.
Lyttelton, Lord, Mrs. Montagu's

letter to, on his peerage, 158.
Her letter to his son, 159.
Makoos,