Corsicans, list of subscriptions raised for
the, in 1769

Cottolam, India, heights of, fertility and
productions of

Covent Garden Theatre, opening of, and
Mr. Young in Hamlet at

excellent management

and success of
Coults, Mr. lines written by the Duke
of Gordon, on the marriage of, with
Miss Melon

Cowley's house at Chertsey, view and
description of

Cox, Capt. extracts from his Journal of
residence in the Burmhan empire

ill success of his mission

577

234

480

a

594

Mr. Partridge's reply to Mr. Fa-

rey respecting

Dolgelly, some account of
Drury-lane Theatre, remarks on

2 meeting of subscri-

18

76

265

554

385

brilliant career of
further remarks on
Dryden, account of Chesterton, the birth
place of

, Lady, letter of, giving some ac-
count of the poet
Dublin, on the visit of the King to
Duduit de Maizieres, M. his invention to
make bread with common apples su-
perior to potatoe bread
Dunleary, on the works for the construc-
tion of the port of

Dupin, Mr. Charles, his remarks on the
English navy

Dutch, modern, on the domestic habits,
and amusements of the

and French, their characteristics
Ear-rings, on the use of

Earl Moira packet, loss of the, and con-
siderable number of passengers
Easter, Mr. Tovey's general formula for
finding

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS, 86, 182, 278,

ECONOMIST, THE POLITICAL

Edgecombe, Earl of Mount, stanzas

374, 567

198, 315

231

499

written on a remarkable pig, belong-

104

ing to

Edgeworth, Miss, observations on
Edinburgh, establishment formed at, for
teaching the connecting arts and sci-
ences to persons engaged in particu-
Ira trades

Egypt, General Minu de Minutoli's re-
searches in

154, 249, 346

336

161

308

Election, on the first innovation on the
original method of

Ellwood, Mr. Chipcase's account of, with
extracts from his own memoirs
Elstow, Bunyan's native house at
Emigration, to the Northern states of the
American Union, letter of Mr. T.
Hand on

196

121

316

445

Encyclopædia Britannica, statistical er-

Mackenzie, Mr. on the criminal adulte-
ration of bread in London
Magistrate of Middlesex, advice by, to
his son

. 391

542

. 315

255

520

216

Maldive Islands, Capt. Schultz's notes
relative to the present state of the
Malone, Mr. account of his copy of Bi-
shop Warburton's Miscellaneous Trans-
lations, with an original letter of
Warburton on Addison's imitations,
and a note by Akenside on Malone
Marmion, beautiful passage in
MARRIAGES, IN AND NEAR LONDON 85,
177, 274, 370, 464, 564
private, on the frequency

of, at Hampstead, &c. in the last cen-
tury

Martinique, on the viper in

Masanello, details from, of the revolu-
tion of Naples

Marlow, Christopher, remarks on
Matter, on the re-construction of
Mazarinade, a modern

119

525

Meat, on vinegar of wood preserving 66
Mecca, itinerary of an African pilgrim to 485
MEDICAL REPORT 76, 169, 266, 363, 455,

Mosaic cosmogony, Mr. Cumberland's
defence of

Mosambique, Island, errors in the Ency-
clopædia Britannica respecting
Moscheles, his professional character.
Moths, an effectual method of prevent-
ing the destruction of woollen fabrics
and furs by

Mummy, one found at Thebes, coeval
with the Greeks

Museum, British, sarcophagus from Alex-
andria deposited in the

426

301

15

4

155

64

538

MUSIC, NEW, AND THE DRAMA 75, 167,
264, 361, 453, 552
Meeting at Chester, particulars
of the late
Musical amateur, visit of a, to the Bri-
tish Metropolis

"bridge of reverberation" in-
troduced in the piano

National debt, on reduction of the
Navy, English, Mr. Chas. Dupin's re-
marks on

Negro, observations of Sir Everard Home
on the skin of the, combated
Nelson, Lord, lines written by, to Lady
Hamilton

389

1

.

312

410

398

299

245

154

231