Moore, on the Eau Médicinale, vi. 308.Nelson, Life of, iii. 264.

Sir Rálph de Bigod, vi. 309.
History of Vaccination, xvii. 564.
Morality, Essay on, v. 536.
More, Hannah, Poems by, xvi. 284. portret
Christian Morals, ix. 263. what
Moreau, Gen., Some Details concerning, xi.
253.

Nichols's Literary Anecdotes, viii. 231. ix.
499. xi. 505. xiv. 549. xv. 293.
Illustrations, xvi. 555.
xii. Nicobar Islands, Letters on, viii. 515.
Night, a Poem, vii. 231.

Orders in Council, Pamphlets on, i. 463,
464. Key to, vii. 466.

O'Reilly's Greenland, xix. 290.

Oriental Literature, Books on, xii. 274.
Navigator, xiv. 278. 552.

Origin, &c. of the New System of Education
vii. 227.

Ormsby's Campaign in Portugal, ii. 239.
Ortis, Jacopo, Ultime Lettere di, xvii.
295.

Othomans, Mœurs, Usages, &c. des, vii. Penal Laws, Refutation of a Statement of,
478.
vii. 472. pla

Ottley's Designs, ii. 236. iii. 518. Pictures,
Mexi. 507.

History of Engraving on Copper,
XV. 575.1

Otway's Plays, viii. 512,
Ovidii Metamorphoses, xv. 576. o
Owen, New View of Society, ix. 260.

&c.

on the Manufacturing System, xiv.
280.

Address to the Inhabitants of New
Lanark, xv. 578.

Discourses, v. 269.
Oweniana, xvii. 294.

Owenson, Miss, Woman, a Novel, i. 236.
Missionary, v. 537.

Oxford University Calendar, iv. 275.
Walks in, &c. xvii. 566.

Pætus and Arria, a Tragedy, i. 457.
Palestine, Map of, x. 545.

Paley, Memoirs of, i. 233. Works of, xvi.
556.

Palmer's Daughters of Isenberg, iv. 277.
542.

Pamphleteer, The, xvi. 556.7jechilask
Pantalogia, The, xi. 255.
Doug
Papal Supremacy, History, &c. of its Origin,
iv. 541.

Paper Currencies of Great Britain, on the
Present State of, vii. 232.

Currency, Letter on, iv. 275. Pam-
phlets on, v. 268. 539.
Papistical Crisis, iii. 524.
Paradise of Coquettes, xi. 512.
Paris, Picture of, xi. 514.

Picturesque View of its Public
ces, xiv. 274.

a Poem, xvii. 294.

Statutes, Abridgment of, viii. 233.
Penn, Life of, ix. 499.02 petfehé
Pennant's British Zoology, viii. 511.
Pergolesi's Ornaments, xii. 270.
Pering, on the Post-Office, xiii. 531.04
Perring's Brief Inquiry, vii. 470.
Persian Literature, Works on, xii, 275.
Persius, Hewes's Translation of, ii. 237.
Perspective, Principles of, vii. 468.
Peter the Great, Anecdotes of, x. 293.
Petrarch, Translated, iii. 268.

Petrie's Statement of Facts, iv. 275.
Peyrard, Statique Géometrique, vii. 478.
Pharmacopæias, ii. 463.

Philippine Islands, Historical View of, xii.
271.

Phillips, on Juries, v. 534.

Emerald Isle, vii. 472.Velod
Garland, xvi. 284.

Mineralogy, xv. 295.

Morning's Walk from London to Kew,
xvi. 557.

Philology, Works on, xi. 511. xii. 524. xiv.
279. xix. 286.
Philosophical Library, xix. 574.

Transactions, abridged, vii. 469.
Physician's Vade-Mecum, i, 234.
Physiology of Vegetable Life, v. 537.
Physique, Histoire, Philosophique des Pro-
grès de la, vii. 477.

Picturesque Delineations of the Southern
Coast of England, xvi. 280.

Pindari Carmina, by Huntingford, xii. 521.
Pindar's Carlton House Fête, vi. 310.
Edifi-Pindarries, Account of, xix. 284.
Pinkerton's Modern Atlas, ii. 463.
Petralogy, vii. 229.

and its Environs, Panorama of, xix.
574.
Park's First Expedition to Africa, xvii. 297.
Parnell, Sir H., Letter to, ix. 504.

History of Scotland, xi. 508. Voy-
ages and Travels, 514. ix. 264. viii.
515.44

Pitt, Life of, iii. 264. attempt to record his
Political Principles, viii. 513. 14.
Plague at Moscow, in 1771, account of, ix.

Playfair's Geography, i. 456. vii. 467.

on the Penal Laws, &c. iv. 278.9
Parquot, on the Corn Trade, ii. 461.
Parsons, Abridgment of Neale's History of 259.
the Puritans, vii. 228.
ft tork
Parties in America, State of, vii. 232.
Pascal's Provincial Letters, xvi. 283.
Pasley's Military Instruction, ix. 502.

556.

Standing Orders, xviii. 544.
Passions, Treatise on the, iii. 267.

Natural Philosophy, vii. 470. viii.
512.

xvi. Pleading, Treatise on, i. 234.
Ploughman's Assistant, i. 232.
Plumtre's English Drama purified, viii.
232.00

Patten's Natural Defence of an Insular Em-
pire, iv. 543.

Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolks, xiv. 556.
Pawnbrokers Defended, ii. 465.abrado
Peak Scenery, xviii. 258.

Pearson, Picturesque Views of Churches iii.

518.

Residence in Ireland, xvi. 286.
Plymouth, Picture of, viii. 237.
General Directory, xi. 514.
- Literary Magazine, xii. 273.
Poemata Selecta Italorum, i. 462.
Poems, by a Lady, i. 237.

on various Subjects, vi. 310.
--on Miscellaneous Subjects, vi, 564. vii.
471.
Poetic Mirror, xvi. 284. purit
Poetical Bouquet, ii. 467.indd anders
Poetical Register, ix. 261.4 to stipendi

Poetry, i. 237. 462. et vol. seq. vs.
Pole, Right Hon. W. W., Speech of, vi. 310. Quarrels of Authors, xi. 510.
vii. 472. Josephind Aleachde
Police, New System of, xvi. 284.
Politics and Political Economy, Works on,
ix. 503. et vol. seq. dement 2skul
Polwbele's Sermons, iv. 543. Theocritus, vi.
558.

Purves's Principles of Population, xix. 287.

Polyglott Bible, xvii. 566. aslid
Pompeii, Delineations of the City of, xviii.
542. Y to hig

Pond's Translation of Laplace, ii. 236.
Ponsonby's Speech, iii. 524.
Poor, Works

555. or relating to the, v. 539. xiv.

Poor Laws, Works on, xvii. 565.
Pope's Laws of the Customs, vii. 468.
Population, Commerce, &c. of this Kingdom,
Investigation of, iv. 543.

Porden's Veils, a Poem, xiii. 282. 531.
Porson's Euripidis Orestes, vi. 558.
Porsoni Adversaria, viii. 232.
Porter's Travelling Sketches, i. 238.
Porteus, Beilby, Life of, iv. 537. vi. 306.
Works and Life of, 308.
Portraits, Collection of by G. Dance, i.

of Illustrious Persons, vii. 226, 1.232.
Port-Royal des Champs, Narrative of the
Demolition of the Monastery, xiv. 551.
Portugal, Map of, ii, 463.16

Campaign in, v. 265, ajoppie)
a Poem, vii, 471.

Post-Captains, on the Insufficiency of the
Pay of, v. 535.

Potemkin, Memoirs of the Life of, vi. 558.

Pott, Archdeacon, Case of the Heathen,

236.

Thanksgiving Sermon, xi. 257,
Pottinger's Beloochistan, xv. 298.
Potts's Gazetteer, iv. 280.

Poyer, History of Barbadoes, i. 234.
Pradt, Des Colonies et de l'Amérique,

Pratt's Lower World, iii. 523.

Quarterly Review, i, 460.letfis
Quenon, Dictionnaire Grec et Français, viii.
515.700 no galvaspall to en
Quintiliani Instit. Orat. viii. 515.
Raffaello, Life of, xvii. 290.9
Raffles's History of Java, xvii. 291.)
Ramsay's Plates of the Brain, vii. 469.
Ramsden, on Sclerocele, v. 265.
Reading School, Poems, &c. spoken at, ix.
261.03

Rees, on Public Worship, iii. 270,062

Cyclopædia, iii. 519. v. 263. ix: 260.
on Disorders of the Stomach, iv. 274.
Reform, A Short Letter on, iii. 524. With-
out Innovation, ib.

Reformer, The, iv. 541. v. 266.
Reformers' Bible, ii, 465.

Reft Rob, or the Witch of Scot-Muir, xvii.
565.
Regency Bill, Speeches, &c. on, v. 269.
Reichard's Itinerary, xv. 581.
Rejected Addresses, viii. 512.
Religio Clerici, xviii. 545.

Religion, Works on, xiii. 284. at siges
Reliques of Robert Burns, i. 236.pelsinst
Rennell's Geographical Illustrations of Cy-
rus's Expedition, xvi. 555.

Report, &c., respecting the Formation of a
Roadstead within the islands of Scilly,
liv. 540. vid-190

-

on the Committee, v. 266.
Reports to the House of Commons, xv. 578,
579.

viii.ng, xvi. 283. Wan

Repton's Fragments on Landscape Garden-

Respiration, Nature and Causes of, vii. 228.
Restaut, Traité d'Orthographe, viii. 515.
Révolution Française, Tableau Historique
de la, viii. 516.

xvi. Reynolds, Supplement to the Memoirs of
the Life of, xiii. 527.

Works of Bishop Hall, iv. 279.
Preacher's Manual, vii. 234.
Preston, on Conveyancing, ii. 239.
Pring, on the Absorbents, ix. 259.
Pringle on Army Diseases, iii. 521.
Prinsep's Essay on Money, xix. 575.
Privileges of the House of Commons, on the,
iii. 524.
Prostitutes, Letter to

respecting, i. 236. the Bishop of London,

Protestant Advocate, viii. 236.
Prussia, Cursory View of, i, 458.
Pryce's National Calamities averted,
234.

Public Characters of 1809, 10, i. 233.
Pulpit, The, viii. 508.

Purdy's Oriental Navigator, xiv. 278.
Puritans, Lives of, x. 540.

History of the, vii. 228.

Pursh's Plants of North America, xi. 506.
Pursuits of Agriculture, ii. 466. iii. 523.

Ricardo, on Bullion, iii. 269. v. 268. Reply
to Mr. Bosanquet, 540.90% de

on Corn, and on Mr. Malthus's two
last Publications, xiii. 283.ti sdijk,
Proposals for an Economical and Se-
cure Currency, xiv. 556.

Principles of Political Economy and
Taxation, xvii. 295.

Rice, on the Irish Grand Jury Laws, xiii.
532.

Rich's Second Memoir on Babylon, xix.
577.

Richardson, on Fiorin Grass, v. 529.
vii. Richardson's Arabic Grammar, vi. 307.
Richerand's Physiology, viii. 510. xv. 577.
Rifle-barrel guns, on the Nature and Use
of, i. 235.

Riley's Loss of the Commerce, xvii. 297.
Rippingham, Works by, vii. 227. x. 294.
Risdon's Devon, v. 542.5 TD
Ritson's Poetical Chain, vii. 232.
English Songs, ix. 261.

Rivington's Annual Register, xv. 577.
Rob Roy, Anecdotes of, xix. 285.
Roberts's Poems and Letters, vi. 310. 563.
Robertson, Rise of the Reformation, viii.
514.

Rocca, Guerre des Français en Espagne,

xii. 280. xiii. 278. 529.
Rochester, Charge to the Clergy of the
Diocese of, vii. 233.

Rock Life Assurance Company, ii. 240.
Roe's Law of Elections, ix. 258.
Roebuck's Hindostanee Philology, iii. 520.
English and Hindostanee Naval Dic-

tionary, ix. 260.

Rogers's Twelve Cæsars, vi. 558.

Salt, Thoughts on the Laws relating to, by
Parker, xvii. 296.

Salt Duties, Bernard on the Repeal of, xvi.
558.

Samo, &c. Trials of, ix. 258.

Rokeby, Illustrations of, from Designs by Sams's Short-hand, ix. 257.

Stothard, x. 293.

Roland on Fencing, ii. 465. iv. 540.
Rollin, Œuvres de, viii. 515.

Rome, History of, ii. 237.

New Picture of, xix. 290. 576.

Romilly, on Criminal Law, iii. 521.
Debate on his Bill, x. 545.
Romney, Life of, ii. 236.
Roscoe's Observations on Earl Grey's
dress, iv. 543.

Sanders, View of the Small-Pox, ix. 259.
Sandys's Sermons, vii. 474.

Sanscrit Grammar, i. 233.

Dictionary, vi. 563.

Literature, Works on, xii. 275.
Santagnello's Italian Reader, xii. 521.
Santini's Relation, xvi. 554.
Sanxay's Lex. Arist., v. 531.
Ad-Sarragossa, Siege of, i. 235.

564.

Letter to Mr. Brougham, vi. 310.
Rose, Crusade of St. Lewis, iii. 523.
Speech on the Bullion Committee, vi.
310.

Sea Devil, vii. 231.

on Banks for Savings, xiv. 553.
Rosse, Earl of, on Currency, v. 540.
Rousseau, Euvres de, viii. 516.
Routh's Reliquiæ, Sacræ, xv. 297.
Rowe's Scintilla Juris, ii. 238.
Royal Society, History of, vii. 469.

Society, Transactions of, for 1814, xii.
274.

Society of Edinburgh, Transactions
of, xix. 573.
Rumford, on the Management of Light in
Illumination, vii. 470.

Essays on Light, and Coffee, viii. 235.
Rundall's Symbolic Illustrations, x. 541.
Russian Imports and Exports, Regulations
of Duties on, vi. 559.

View of the French Campaign in, 1812,
x. 545.
Rutherford, Hints from Holland, v. 540.
Rutherford's Letter to the Earl of Lauder
dale, vii. 466.

Ryan's Strictures, i. 460. Letter, vii. 233.
Rylance's Vocabulary, x. 541.
Saabye's Greenland, xix. 290.
Sabine Farm, The, iv. 277.

Sabine's Youth's Pocket Remembrancer, ii.
238.

Sack, Von, Voyage to Surinam, iii. 526.
Sacred Allegories, iii. 523.

Meditations and Devotional Poems,
v. 541. vii. 232,
Sacy, Chrestomathie Arabe, viii. 516.
Sadler's State Papers, by Scott, ii. 467.
Sage, Institutions de Physique, vii. 477.

Sarratt, J. H., Treatise on Chess, i. 236.
Sarrazin's Philosopher, vi. 562.

Reply to Gen. Clarke, iv. 275.
Satirist, Vindication of, i. 461.
Savage's Librarian, i.
Saviour, History of iii. 270. 525.
Saumarez's Physiological and Physical Sci-
ence, vii. 469.

Saunders, on Diseases of the Eye, vii. 229.
Saurin's Sermons, translated, vi. 311.
Saxony, Account of the House of, by Sho
berl, xv. 294.

Say's State of Portugal, ix. 257.
Sayings, in Greek and English, vii. 230.
Scapula's Lexicon, xvi. 281.
Scattergood's Fifty-two Sermons, iii, 270.
Scheldt, Plan of the Expedition in, ii. 464.

Observations on the Documents relat
ing to the Expedition to the, iii. 524. No-
tice of the Evidence respecting, ib.
Schilling's German Spelling Book, ii. 237.
Schimmelpenninck's Theory on the Classifi
cation of Beauty and Deformity, xiii. 276.
Schlegel's Lectures, xix. 285.
Schofield's Water's Calculator, xi. 506.
School for Authors, a Comedy, i. 233.

for Orators, i. 461.

Schreiber's Traveller's Guide, xviii. 546.
Schuller, on Aquatic Rights, vi. 560.
Schultze, on Aquatic Rights, vi. 307. vii. 468.
Schirrous Tumours, &c. Reports on the Ef
fects of a Peculiar Regimen on, i. 235.
Scotland, View of the Political State of, vii.
475. Traveller's Guide through, 469.
Scott, Walter, Lord Somers's Tracts, ii, 465.
iii. 522. iv. 276. v. 536.

Sadler's State Papers, ii. 467.
Lady of the Lake, iii. 523.

- Collection of Scarce Tracts, vi. 309.
vii. 230.