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CONTENTS

OF

No. IX.

Page.

1

40

ART. 1. Histoire des premiers Temps de la Grèce, depuis Ina-

chus jusqu'à la Chute des Pisistratides; pour ser-

vir d'Introduction à tous les ouvrages qui ont paru

à ce Sujet: avec des tableaux généalogiques des

principales Familles de la Grèce. Par M. Clavier,

Juge en la Cour de Justice Criminelle séant à Paris

II. The Curse of Kehama. By Robert Southey

III. Brief Remarks on the Character and Composition of

the Russian Army, and a Sketch of the Campaigns.

in Poland in the Years 1806 and 1807. By Sir Ro-

bert Wilson, Knt. and Aide-de-Camp to the King 62

IV. De Motu per Britanniam Civico. Annis MDCCXLV

et MDCCXLVI. Auctore T. D. Whitakero,

LL. D. S. S. A.

V. Brief Observations on the Address to his Majesty,

proposed by Earl Grey, in the House of Lords, 13th

June, 1810. By William Roscoe

VI. The History of Ancient Wiltshire. By Sir Richard

Colt Hoare, Bart.

VII. Remarks on a Pamphlet entitled The Question, &c.'

By the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair, Bt.

M. P. Author of the History of the Public Reve-

nue of the British Empire

VIII. India-Disturbances at Madras.

1. A Statement of Facts delivered to Lord Minto, Go-

vernor General of India, &c. on his late arrival at

Madras. By William Petrie, Esq. Senior Member

of the Council at Madras. With an Appendix of

Official Minutes.

2. A Reply to the Publication of William Petrie, Esq.

regarding the late Transactions at Madras.

3. An accurate and authentic Narrative of the Origin

and Progress of the Dissensions at the Presidency

of Madras, founded on Original Papers and Corres-

pondence.

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