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III. A DESCRIPTION OF THE GALLERY OF AN-

TIQUITIES IN THE BRITISH

MUSEUM,

IV. AN ASTRONOMICALL DESCRIPTION OF THE

LATE COMET from the 18. of Nouemb. 1618.

to the 16. of December following. With certaine

Moral Prognosticks or Applications drawne from

the Comets motion and irradiation amongst the

celestiall Hieroglyphicks. By Vigilant and Diligent

Observations of John Bainbridge, Doctor of Phy-

sicke, and louer of the Mathematicks, [continued]

V. DR. BELL's MADRAS SYSTEM, exhibited in a short

Table

VI. NARRATIVES OF RECENT SUFFERINGS AT

Shipwreck of the Aurora bark

Sufferings of Six Deserters from the Garrison of St.

845

ib.

*345

357

359

ib.

365

377

Geographical division of the Moors and Negroes of

Africa

26

378

ib.

379

381

ib.

382

First

First Discoveries of the Portuguese on the Coast of

Africa

First beginning of the Slave Trade

Negro inhabitants of Islands in the Indian Seas, and
Bay of Bengal

Negro-slaves carried to the Isthmus of Darien

The King's Evil touched for by Charles 11.
Ceremony of touching for the King's Evil, in the
Reign of Charles II. -

382

ib.

383

ib.

ib.

384

385

ib.

Instance of the pretence to second-sight in Edward
the Confessor

Edward the Confessor's Prophecy

Ambassadors sent on this occasion to Maniches, Em-
peror of Constanti..ople, w th instructions to visit
the Seven Sleepers on Mount Cælius

386

The Sluggard's Prayer; a Poem, in the Welsh lan

guage

ib.

Paste, or Paschal Eggs, given to Children at Easter,
in the North of England

387

Paschal Eggs used in the Greek and Roman
Churches

Emblems of the Resurrection of Christ
Conjectured to be derived from the feast of the Pass-

Shown to be derived from the doctrine of the Mun

On Bidding Adieu to Scenes of Past Happiness
My Luoy

392

391

IX. THE OCCASIONAL REVIEW

393

1. Bouyer's Comparative View of the Two New Sys-
tems of Education for the Infant Poor

ib.

vi

2. Marsh's National Religion the Foundation of Na-
tional Education

X. INTELLIGENCE-LITERARY, PHILOSOPHICAL,

399

ib.

Mr. Davy's Fourth Lecture on Geology at the Royal
Institution-Veins of Metal Ore

Mr. Davy's Fifth Lecture-Changes produced in
Rocks and Strata, by the action of Air, Water, and
the Electric fluid

Report of the National Vaccine Establishment, dated

the 18th of July, 1811

Case of the Hon. Robert Grosvenor

412

414

ib.

415

Case of the Son of Sir Henry Martin, Bart.
Extracts from Mr. Trotter's Memoirs of the Latter
Years of the Right Hon. Charles James Fox, rela-
tive to the treatment observed by Mr. Fox's Physi-
cians in his last Illness

Copy of a Letter from Sir Henry Halford, Bart. to
Lord Holland, dated Curzon Street, November
3rd, 1811

Copy of a Letter from Sir Henry Halford, Bart. to
Dr. Moseley, dated Curzon Street, October 29, 1811
Copy of a Letter from Sir Henry Halford, Bart. to
Arthur Tegart, Esq. dated Curzon Street, October
29, 1811

Copy of a Letter from Dr. Moseley to Sir Henry
Halford, Bart. dated Albany, October 29, 1811
Copy of a Letter from Arthur Tegart, Esq. to Sir
H. Halford, Bart. dated Pall Mall, Oct. 30, 1811
Lord Holland to Sir Henry Halford

Copy of a Letter from Sir Richard Phillips, Knt. to
the Editor of the Pilot evening-newspaper
Mr. Trotter's reply to the Physicians, relative to the
Death of Mr. Fox, with further particulars of that
event, in a Letter to Sir Richard Phillips, dated
Wicklow, Nov. 13, 1811

417

421

ib.

422

423

ib.

ib.

424

425

Copy of a Letter from Dr. Moseley to Sir Henry

Halford, Bart.

429

Mr.

Mr. Trotter to Sir Henry Halford, Bart.

430

New Works in the Press

432

ib.

435

Monthly list of New Publications

XI. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

Hamburgh-French Calumnies on the British Govern

ment

Mediterranean-A United States' Merchant Vessel
captured by the enemy, notwithstanding the pre-
tended repeal of the Berlin and Milan decrees
Austria-Hungarian Deputies

Germany-Public Distresses

Spain-Proclamation by the Marquis Palacio

St. Domingo-An Account of Petion and Rigaud
Germany-Fire at Bauken

France-Deputation from the Corps Législatif to the
King of Rome

XII. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

Births

Marriages

Obituary

Current Prices of Merchandize

Course of Exchange

Prices of Bullion

Prices of Shares in Navigable Canals, &c.
Daily Prices of Stocks

ib.

436

ib.

ib.

437

ib.

438

ib.

439

ib.

440

444

446

447

ib.

ib.

448

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LETTER by an eminent Barrister, under the signature of 'A LAYMAN ZEALOUSLY ATTACHED TO THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,' which has beIt disfore appeared in print, is preserved in the first pages of this Number. cusses the merits of Mr. Lancaster's Reply to Dr. Marsh, and is entitled to the fullest attention.

W. C..e shall hear from us in our Supplement.

The Biographical Memoir of the late James Brooks, Esq. shall be inserted. Though we have the misfortune to differ very much in our sentiments with our venerable friend ELIHU, yet we shall seek an opportunity of inserting his letter, premising always, that he must strike out such expressions as this--- King Jesus and King George. We have been taught to render unto Cæsar, the things that are Cæsar's, and unto God the things that are God's.

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