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Camper, Petrus: Gerechtelyke Yerhandling over de tckenen Tan Leven, &c. 8vo. Loe warden, 1774. Coets, Hendrick : Ses eerste Boeken van Eu elides. D. Leyden, 1752. Euler Leonhard : Volledige Inliedning tot de Algebra. 8vo. Amste- dam, 1773. Fas, Jan Arent Begindels der Differentiel Rekening. 8vo. Leyden. Hefz Johan, Jacob : Het Leven van Jezus. 8vo. Haarlem, 1776. Handvesten, Octroy en, &c. : Van de Stede Vlaardingen. Folio. Graaven-Haague, 1772. Historie Saal, &c. D. 1703. Lelyveld, Frans. van Aanmerkingen over het Storten van Olie Traan Teer, &c. 8vo. Leyden, 1775. Martinets, J. F. : Katechismus der Natur. 8vo. Amsterdam, 1778. Mandit, Inleidning tot de Keegel — Sneeden. D. Leyden, 1764. Netherlandsch India, &c. 8vo. Batavid. Philosophische Mengelstoffen. D. Utrecht, 1772. Procedures, in de Zaak van Pieter Marcus. 8vo. Leyden, 1782. Socten Matheus Medula Algebrae. D. Amsterdam, 1702. Spalding Johan, Joachm, De Christen. 8vo. Utrecht, 1771. Steenstra, Pibo Grondbeginseh der Sterrekunde. 8vo. Amsterdam, 1771. Grondbeginsels der Meetkunst. 8vo. Leyden, 1770. Tegenwoordige Staat der Yereenigde Nederlanden. 8vo. Amster- dam, 1785. Tegenwoordige Staat van Italic 8vo. Amsterdam, 1761. Tegenwoordige Staat van Spanie & Portugal 8vo. Amsterdam, 1759. Tissot, van Verseheidene Zvaare Zieken. 8vo. Yerhandlingen over deZiekten van Geleerden. 8vo. Utrecht, 1768. Uitvoerlige Tafelen van de Ondeelbaare of Prim-Getallen. 8vo. Am- sterdam, 1772. Verhandelingen Natuurkundige. 8vo. Amsterdam, 1761. Verbrogge Johannes Examen van Land en Zee Chirurgie. D. Am- sterdam, 1714. Winslow JaquesBenigne Uitlegging van het Samenstel des Menschelyke Lichaams. 8vo. Rotterdam, 1753. 176 RUSSIAN.— LATIN. [Ch. XXXVII. Zeydelaar, Ernst, de Hoogduitsche Spraakmeester. 8vo. Amster- dam, 1772. Zeydelaar Ernst, grammaire Hollandoise. 8vo. Utrecht, 1781. RUSSIAN. The Miller, a Comic Opera, by A. Avlessimovine. (Pamphlet.) LATIN. ♦Carpzonius, J. G. : Critica Sacra Veteris Testamenti. 4to. Lipsiae, 1748. Caesar de Bello Gallico. D. •Pastorale ad Usum Romanum accommodation, Canones et Ritus Ec- clesiastico8, &c. <fec. 4to. Ingolstadii, 1629. INDEX TO THE NAMES OF AUTHORS, ANNOTATORS, <fcc. TO THE ANONYMOUS WORKS, NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, AND REVIEWS. [Part First of the Index contain* the names of all authors in the Catalogue, as well as, in Biography, the names of those whose lives are written. The anonymous works are classed in Part Second. A separate Index to the Drama will be found on page 137 of the Catalogue.] PART I. NAMES OF AUTHORS, ANNOTATORS, &c. Aldridge, W. J., 8©. A. Abelard andHeloise, Page 152. Abercrombie, John, 63. Abbott, 81. Acerbi, 94. Accum, 63, 60. Adam, Robert, 66. Adams, Alexander, 17. , John Quincy, 114, 153. , Hannah, 34. .Robert, 94. ,84. ,93. Addison, Joseph, 115, 157. Aikin, Dr. John, 48, 114, 155. , Lucy, 38, 40, 43, 114. Ains worth, 157. Akenside, Mark, 116. Alexander the Great, 34. Alexander, Archibald, 66. , Capt. J. £., 95. Alden, Rev. Timothy, 50. Alderfield,M. G.,21. Allen, Rer. Benjamin, 50. , Paul, 29. Alfieri, 173. Alison, A., 63. Ames, Fisher, 84. Anacreon, 160. Anderson, 89. ,95. Angola, 167. Anquetil, 17. Anspach, Lewis, 29. Annesley, 81. Ariosto, 173. Aristophanes, 185. Arnault, M. V., 36. Arnold, 62. ,93. , T., 173. JEschylus, 160. Astle, 63. Atterley, Jos., 135. Austen, Miss, 121, 128, 129, 130, 131. , Arthur, 128. Avery, 54. Avlcsaimovine, 170. A/uni, 61. Babbage, 69. Babington, 61. Bacon, Lord, 159. Baillie, Joanna, 114, 139. Bailey, 107. Baker, George, 17. Baldwin, 61. Balfour, Rev. Dr., 97. Ball, 54. Ballard, 62. Bancroft, Aaron, 49. Barbour, Jon., 193. Bareith, Margravine of, 36. Baretti, 197. Barnard, 95. Barnum, H. L., 99. Bamnglon, Sir J., 34. Barrow, John, 46. , Isaac, 159. ,61. ,95. Barri, Madame du, 36. Barruel, Abbe, 21. Barthelemi, J. J., 17, 167. Bartlett, 94. Barton, 114. Bartoiomeo, 99. Bates, Wm., 67. Baxter, Rev. R., 67. Baylea, Francis, 29. Beach, S. IS. 114. Beauharnais, H., 34. Beaujouv, Felix, 90. Beaufoy, 95. Beattic, James, 63, 116, 159. Beaumont, Sir John, 115. and Fletcher, 139. — , Dr., 99. Beawes, 81. Beech ey, 95. Beche, 92. Beckford, 21, 100. Beck man, 99. Belknap, Jeremy, 29. Beloe, Wm., 17. 3X. [PirtL Belisarius, 34. Belsham, W., 27. Bell, Henry G., 44. , Charles, 67. Bell, 99, 95. Benger, Mies, 36. Bennet, 60. , 109. , 192. Bentham, Jeremy, 84, 172. Benvowsky, 95. Berri, Duchess of, 39. .Berkeley Bishop, 67. BemaJotte, Charles John, 34. Berne awl, 93. Berrian, Rov. William, U Bernhard, 95. Bernard, John, 136. Bernardi, 167. Bettner, 114. Bethune, 95. Bewick, 57 "Biselow, Jacob, 59. _ ,95. Bigland, John, 17, 21. Bingley, 33, 05. Bion, 160. Bishop, Samuel, 116. Biasett, Robert, 27. Bitaube, P. J., 167. Blacklock, Thomas, 1 16. Blackmore, 114, 115. Blackwood, 159. Black Hawk, 36. Blackstone, Sir "William, 81, 116. ■, Adar ,36. , David, 93. , Hugh, 153. .Robert, 116. Blake, Rev. J. L., 67. Blessington, Countess of, 181. Bloomfield, 114. Blok, R., 21. Blonde], J. F„ 167. Blumenbach, 55. Blunt, 62. .,84. ,95. Boaden, James, 48. Boleyn, Anne, 36. Bolingbroke, Lord, 17, 84 Part I.] INDEX. 179 Bonaparte, Napoleon, 36. — — , Lucien, 115, 166. Bond, Rev. Alvan, 40. Bossuet, 17. Bos well, James, 43, 95. Botta, Carlo, 23. Bouchette, 95. Boudinot, 115. Bougainville, 95. Bourrienne, 36. Bower, Archibald, 50. Bowden, Dr., 70. Bowdler, 114. Bowring, 115. Boy, 67. Boy ce, Samuel, 116. Boyd, 115. Brackenridge, H. H., 128. , 95. Bradford, Alden, 29. Bragley, E. W., 27. Branagan, 66, 115. Bray, Mrs., 130, 134. Brewer, J. N., 28. Brewster, Sir David, 45, 93. Brigham, A., M.D., 55. Bristed, 84. Brocquiere, 95. Brookes, 117. Brooks, Rev. T., 67. , 95. Brook, Benj., 50. Broussais, 55. Brown, Wm., 17, 50, 115,117. , Charles B., 37, 122, 123, 127, 135. , Goold, 157. , James B., 42. , Thomas, D.D., 63. — , Thomas, 50. Browne, Alexander, 117. Browning, W. S., 50. Brougham, 84. Bruce, Michael, 116. Bruen, Rev. M., 37. Brunings, A., 174. Bryant, W. C, 117. Buck, Rev. Charles, 67. Buckingham, Duke of, 115. Buckland, 152. Buchanan, Rev. C, 68, 95. Buffon, 67, 59, 168. Bulgaririn, 127. Bull, Marcus, 62. Bullock, 96. Bulwer, E.L.,96, 117, 123. Bunyan, John, 37, 67. Burgh, 84. Burlamaqui, 66. Burlingham, Maria Ann, 129. Burney, 96. , Miss, 125. Burnett, Bishop,' 27, 60. Burnett, 68. Burns, Robert, 37, 116, 117. Burckhardt, Rev. E., 96. Burke, Edmund, 37, 154, 159. Burritt, E. H., 94. Burroughs, Stephen, 37, Burton, 63. Busch, 174. Bush, Rev. George, 45, 68. Butler, Frederick, 17. , Bishop, 68. , Samuel, 115, 117. , 159. Byllesby, 84. Byron, Lord, 37, 117, 121, 152 C. Cabot, Sebastian, 37. Cadcna, M. V., 172. Cadell, 96. Caffaro, 136. Caille, 96. Calef, Robert, 66. Caldwell, Charles, 41. ,57. Callet, 92. Calmet, 96. Calvin, John, 37. Camoens, 116, 117. Camper, 175. Campe, Senbr, 172. Campan, Madame, 21. Campbell, Dr. John, 37. , Isabella, 37. , Thomas, 48, 117. , W. W., 29. ,96. , 69. 180 INDEX. [Part I. Canova, Antonio, 37. Capmany, 122. Cardell, W. S., 126. Cardoza, 84. Carey, Matthew, 84. , George C, 63. Carlisle, Earl of, 117. Cary, 1 16. Carew, Thomas, 115. Carnaghan, Rev. Dr., 70. Carpenter, W., 69. Carpzonius, 176. Carraccioli, Charles, 38. Carr, 96. Carson, Alexander, 69. Carter, Elizabeth, 64. Cartwright, William, 115. Carvers, 174. Caesar, Julius, 18, 160, 176. Caesars (the Twelve), 38. Catharine, II., 37. Cavendish, George, 50. Cavallo, 51. Cawthorn, James, 116. Cellini, Benevento, 35. Celnart, Madame, 61. Cervantes, 124, 172. Chalmers, Thomas, D.D., 67, 69, 84. Channing, W. E., 69. Chapman, 153. Chaptal, 53, 168. Charles I., 38. Charlemagne, 38. Charnock, 113. Chastellaux, 96. Chatterton, 116, 160." Chateaubriand, 69, 96. Chatelet, 96. Chaucer, 115, 117. Cheever, G. B., 117. Chesterfield, Lord, 61, 159* Child, Mrs., 85, 117, 126. Chillingworth, William, 69. Chitty, 82. Chirchmair, 173. Christiani, 174. Christmas, Rev. J. S., 38. Churchill, James, 116. Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 38, 152, 160.- Clapper ton, 97. Clark, Hugh, 21. Clarke, E. D., 38, 96. , Charlotte, 35. , Adam, 38. , John, 18. ,63. ,85. Clarkson, Thomas, 46, 69, 85. Claudius, 174. Clinton, De Witt, 154. Clive, Robert, Lord, 38. Cloquet, 55. Cobb, J. H., 55. Cobbett, William, 27, 43, 85,|157. Coffin, Robert S., 1 17. Cogan, 64. Coke, 96. Colburn, Zerah, 38.' Colden, C. D., 41, 60. Coleridge, S. T., 38, 64, 69, 117. Coley, 55. Collins, Lieut. Col., 21. , William, 116. , 96. Collingwood, Lord, 38. Colman, George, 116. Colton, Rev. C. C, 65. Columbus, Christopher, 38. Combe, Andrew, 55. , George, 64. Commazzi, 168. Comines, Philip de, 39. Congreve, 115. Condillac, 168. Conti, Prince of, 69. Cooke, 55. , 96. ,70. -, 117. Cooper, J. Fennimore, 85, 124. , J. G., 116. , Thomas, 47, 53, 85. ,29. Corbet, Richard, 115. Cordener, James, 21. Cornaro, Lewis, 55. Corneille, 168. Cornwall, Barry, 117. ' Coste, 168. Cotteau, 21. Part I.] INDEX. 181 Cotton, Charles, 115. , Dr., 116. Cousin, Victor, 52, 168. Cowley, Abraham, 115, 160. Cowper, Wm., 116, 117, 152, 160. Cox, Rev. S. H., 69, 70. Coxe, 96, 97. , John Redman, 60. -, Roger, 27. Crabbe, George, 157. , George (the Poet), 81, 117. Cragg, Robert, 1 16. Cramp, J. M., 70. Cranmer, Archbishop, 39. Crashaw, Richard, 115. Crichton, Andrew, 21. — — , Capt. John, 35. Crockett, Col. David, 39. Croly, Rev. George, 79, 131. Cromwell, Oliver, 38. Crowe, Eyre Evans, 21. Crosby, Enoch, 39. Cross, J. L., 166. Cullen, Charles, 29. Culvert, George H., 65. Cumberland, 117, 127. Cummings, 46. Cunningham, Allan, 46. , John, 116. Curran, 154. Cuvier, Baron, 39, 52, 57. D. Daboll, 62. D'Abrantes, Duchess of, 39. Dacre, Lady, 131. Dallas, R. C, 21, 30, 37. Dallaway, 21. D'Amand, 168. Dana, R. H., 159. D'Anville, 97. Daniel, Samuel, 115. Dante, 116. Da Ponte, Lorenzo, 22. Darrow, 63. Darwin, Dr., 39. Darby, 97. Davies, Rev. Samuel, 70. , Sir John, 115. Davis, J. B., 21. Davidson, L. M., 117. Davy, Sir H., 53, 62, 63. D'Avenant, Sir W., 116. Daw, Alexander, 22. Dearborn, Henry A. S., 90. Decatur, Commodore, 39. Degerando, M. le Baron, 64. De Kay, J. E., 22. Delano, 97. Delavigne, 168. Delmar, 157. De Lolme, 87. Demosthenes, 160. Dencke, C. F.,75. Denina, Carlo, 173. Denham, 97. , John, 115. -• Depon, 97. DerMensch, 174. Dermoncourt, General, 35. Des Cartes, 168. Deseze, 168. Desmond, 126. De Stael, Madame, 22, 64, 172. Dewar, Daniel, 64. Dewhurst, H. W., 64. Dewitt, Rev. Dr., 70. Dick, Thomas, 70, 159 Dickinson, Rev. B., 62. ,97. Diderot, 168. bidier, 97. Doahe, A. Sidney, 55. Dobson, Mrs., 46. Doddington, George B., 36. Doddridge, Philip, 41, 70. Dodsley, Robert, 117, 136. Donne, John, 115. Dorset, Earl of, 115. Douglas, James, 70, 86. Dover, Lord, 40. Downame, John, 70. Drake, Daniel, 30. Drayton, M., 115. Drummond, 115, 120. Drury, Robert, 35. Dryden, John, 115, 117. Duane, 97. Dubois, Abb6, 22. Duer, John, 82. I8S INI Dnficf, N. G., 187. Duke, Richard, 116. Duncan, 97. Dunglisson, Robley,56. Dunlap, Colonel William, 38, 49, 138. Danlop, 156. Durant, Thomas, 45. Dwight, Henry E., 97. , N-, 35. , Sereno E., 40. , Dr. Timothy, 39, 70, 97. , Theodore, 88. Dwyer, 153. Dyer, John, 110. Dymond, Jonathan, 84. E. Eaatburn.J. W., 121. Eaton, Gen. William, 39. , Henry, 43. ,AmOB, 52,54. Eber, John, 136. Ecking, Samuel, 70. Edwards, B. B., 35. , Charles, 118. , Jonathan, D.D., 40, 70. , William W., 80. Edgewonh. R. L-, 40, , Maria, 40, 61, 126. Egan, 159, Elizabeth, Queen, 40. Elliot, John, 35. Ellis, William, S7. Ellwood, Thomas, 35. Emmet, T A., 40. Emmons, 59. Emmerson, 97. Entick, John, 22. Enfield, 93. Epictetus, 64. Ercilla, 172. Espriella, 97. Euler, 175. Euripides, 118, 138, 160. Euaebius, 51. Evans, 60. , John, L.L.D., 66. , Robert W., 71. [Part I. Evans, 118. Everett, Edward, 104. Ewing, 98. Expilly, 168. Eyries, 168. Faber, George Stanley, 71. Fairfield, Sumner L., 118. Falconer, William, 116, 118. Fanning, 98. Farmer, H. T., 1 18. Fas, 175. Faujas, St. Fond, B., 188. Fay Theodore S., 124. Fenelon, 168. Fenton.E., 115. Ferguson, Adam, 18. , James, 35. , Robert, 116. j Ferry, 152. I Fessenden, 160. Fichte, 169. ! Fidler, Rev. I., 98. Fielding, Henry, 125, 136, 160. Finlay, William M., 92. Fisher, 83. Fischer, 03. Fisk.Rev. Pliny, 40. Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, 40. Fitzosborne, 154. Fletcher, James, 22. -^ G. and P., 115. Flint, Timothy, 30, 52, 81, 9t 122, 133, 167. Florian, 169. Fontaine, 169. Fontenelle, 169. Foole, Samuel, 138. Forbes, J G. 30. Force, Peter, 86. Foster, John, 71, 86. Ford, John, 136. Fobs, 98. Fouche, Duke of Olranto, 41. Fourcroy, 54. Fox, Rev. John, 40. , Charles James, 40. Francke, Augustus H., 40. Part I.] 1NDE£ 183 Fraser, J. B., 22, 98, 127, 134. , Captain, 98. Franklin, Benjamin, 40, 160. Frank, Elizabeth, 45. Francis, 118. Francia, Dr., 106. Fraser, 160. Frederick the Great, 40, 160. Freeman, Samuel, 82. Frish, J. L., 169. Fry, Caroline, 128. Fuller, Andrew, 46. , J. G., 71. , Thomas, 71. Fulton, Robert, 41. Funes, D. G., 173. G. Gaetani, 174. Gage, 98. Galileo, 4 1. Gait, John, 37, 41, 122, 124, 127, 130, 133, 136. Ganeth, Charles, 87. Ganltier, 173. Garden, James, 22. — — , Alexander, 30. Gardenier, Barent, 86. Gardiner, Colonel James, 41. Garth, 115. Gascoyne, George, 115. Gay, John, 115, 118. Gellerts, 174. Genlis, Madame de, 41, 128, 131, 169, 170. Gerry, Elbridge, 41. Gesner, 170. Gesangbuch, 174. Gibbon, Edward, 18,35. Gibrat, 170. Gifford, John, 22. , William, 35, 116. Gilleland,J. C.,82. Gillies, John, 18. Gladwin, Francis, 22, 161. Glass, George, 22. Glasse, Samuel, 71. Gleig, Rev. G. R., 18. Glover, Richard, 116. Glynn, Richard, 116. Goddard, Thomas H., 60, 86. God man, John D., 57. Godwin, William, 27, 123, 124, 125, 126, 133. Goethe, Baron Von, 41, 133, 174. Goldoni, 36. Goldsmith, Oliver, 18, 27,75, 116, 160, 161. , Lewis, 170. Good, John Mason, 41, 55, 64, 98. Goodrich, Charles A., 30. , 98. Gordon, James, 28. , Thomas F., 81, 82. ,60. Gore, Mrs., 126. Gorton, John, 35. Goss, 98. Gourgaud, General, 22. Gouge, W. M., 86. Gould, N. D., 63. Gower, 62. , John, 115. Graham, Mrs., 41. , Rev. David, 164. ,55. , 118. Grammont, Count, 41. Grant, Mrs., 34. Grattan, Thomas C, 22, 126, 128, 134. , Edward, 154. Gray, Thomas, 116. , 98. Greene, 98. , Ashbel, D.D., 71. , General Nathaniel, 41. , Matthew, 115. Gregory, 01inthus,41, 42, 71, 161. Greppo, J. H., 157. Gresset, 170. Griffin, Rev. Dr., 70. , Rev. E. D.,161. Grimke, T. S., 47. Grimshaw, William, 22, 27, 30, 157. Griscom, John, 61, 98. Griswold, Bishop, 71. Grosse, 157. Grotius, 86. 184 II Guernsey, Countess of. 41. Gueat, Richard, 60. , Moses, 118. Gurney, 63. Guthrie, 98, 153. Outzlaff, 98. H. Habington, SirW., 115. Haines, C. G„ 40. Halberg, Lewis, 35. Hale, 30. , Mrs., 129. Hall, Rev. Robert, 42, 71. , Joseph, 115. ' , Mrs. S. C, 123. , James, 127, 133, 166. Hallam, Henry, 23, 27. Halleck, 114, 118. Halifax, Earl of, 115. Halsted, O., 55. Hampton, James, 18. Hamilton, Alexander, 41. , Colonel, 99, 124. , 60. ,61. Hammond, 92. Hand vest er, 175. Hardie, James, 35, 55, 165. Harlan, 67. Harper, 85, 154. Harris, James, 161. , 154, 157. , 57. Harrison, W H., 135. , Major- General, 42. Hart, William, 116. Hartley, 167. Harwood, 118. Hatfield, Miss, 133. Hauser, Caspar, 42. Hauset, Madame du, 42. Hawes, Rev. Joel, 64. Hawltesworth,J.,121. Haydn, 42. Hayes, Richard, 90. Hays,Marv 41,50. Hazard, 118. Hazlett,154, 155. Head, 99. EX. [Part I. Heber, Bishop, 42, 72, 99, 1 18. Heckwelder, 99. Heeren.A.H. L., 18,23. Hefz, 175. Haloo, 99. Helvetiua,64. HemanB, Mrs., 118. Henderson, »fl Hennett, Basil, 18. Henry Patrick, 42. ' , Matthew, 72. ,99. Herbert, Lord, 35. Herodotus, 160. Herrick.R., 115. Herschel,J. F.W., 93,94. Hervey, James, 72. , 152. Hesiod, 117,160. Hewes,G. R. T., 42. Hildreth, SO. Hillhouse, US- Hill, Rev. Rowland, 42, 72. : , Ira, 52. Hippisley, 100. Hitchcock, Edward, 55. Hobart, Bishop, 72. Hobbes, Thomas, 68. Hobhouse, J. C, 100, 156. Hodgson, 100, 158. Hofland, Mrs., 100, 123, 126. Hogg, James, 47, 100, 116,133, 134. Hogarth, 113. Holback, 173. Holcroft, Richard, 134. Holmes, Abiel, 30. Holland, John, 49. Home, John, 100, 161. Homer, 116 160. Homerque, 87. Hood, 118. Hooke, Nathaniel, 18. , Theodore, 128, 130, 131. Hooker, Rev. R., 61. , 100. Hooper, 66. Hope, Thomas, 122. Horace, 118,160. , G. P., 135. Home, Thomas H, 72. Past I.] INDEX. 186 Home, Bishop, 72. Horsley, Bishop, 72. Horsemanden, D., 80. Hosack, Dr., 38, 56. Howe, Samuel G., 28. Howard, John, 42. Hughes, John, 115. Hugo, Victor, 188. Hull, 161. Humboldt, 87, 100. Hume, David, 27, 35, 65. Hunter, 100. Hunt, Leigh, 87. Hurdie, 118. Huskisson, W., 87. Hutton, 02. Hyde, Nancy M., 161. I. Ingersoll, 157. Inglis, Henry D., 129. Ireland, Wm. H., 36. Irving, Washington, 38, 100, 126, 131. , Edward, 72. , 154. Isaac, Rev. D., 72. Ivermey, Joseph, 37, 46. J. Jackson, 100. , General Andrew, 42. — — , John, 90. Jacquelin, Marchioness, 43. Jago, Richard, 116. James, 100. , G. P. R., 23, 88, 127. the First, 43. , J. A., 63, 72. Jameson, Mrs., 40, 46, 65, 100. Jamieson, 60, 161. John, John, 73. Jaques, William, 72. Jay, John, 43. — — , William, 65. Jefferson, Thomas, 80. Jenyns, Soame, 116. Jewett, 100. Johnson, Samuel, 42,46, 116, 181, 157, 161. , 100. Johnston, 101. Jones, Paul, 43. , James A., 126. , Thomas P., Dr., 60, 98. , William, 73. , Sir William, 116, 118, 161. ,60. Jonson, Ben, 115, 135, Josephine, Empress, 48. Jowett, 100. Joyce, Rev. I., 54, 93. Judson, Anne, 43. Juvenal, 160. K. Kaimes, Lord, 155. Kater, Captain Henry, 94. Kay, S., 101. Keats, 117. Keith, Rev. A., 73. , 94. Kelly, P., 91. ,136. Kendall, 101. Kennedy, James, 78, 152. Kent, James, 82. Keppell, 101. Kerr, 101, 161. Kett, 61. Kidd, John, 67. Kinney, Aaron, 73. King, William, 1 15. Kirkpatrick, Rev. W., 78. Kitchiner, Dr., 56. Klopstock, Frederick, 43. Knapp, Samuel L., 40, 47, 49, 61, 133, 156, 166. , George C., 73. Kneeland, Abner, 73. Kneller, Sir Godfrey, 44. Knight, 101. Knowles, Rev. J. D., 43. Knox, John, 43. , Henry, 162. Koster, 101. A a [Past I. Kotzebue, Augustus Von, S3, 10!, Labillardiere, 101. Laborde, Alexander, 23. _ Lackington, James, 35. Ladd, Joseph B., 43. La Fayette, 43. La Fontaine, 47. La Harpe, 171. Laing, 101. La Place, 171. Lambert, 101. Landon, L. E., 131. Lander, 101. Langhorne, J. and W., 46. , John, 116. Langdurf, 102. Lancaster, Joseph, 61. Lanzi, 1 13. Lardner, Dr., 62, 73, 94. Latimer, H., 73. Lavater, J. C, 65. Lavoisne, 112. Lavoisier, 54. Le Bas, C. W., 39, 49. Le Brun, 48, 167, 168. Le Clerc, 47. Ledyard, John, 43. Lee, Henry, 30, 156. — , Mrs. R., 39. ,R.H.,44. , Sophia and Harriet, 123. Legendre, 92. Leggett, William, 129, 135. Lempriere, J., 1 9, 36. Lendrum, John, 30. Lennox, Charlotte, 48. Leo the Tenth, 44. Leslie, Miss, 130. Lescallier, 170. Le Sage, 171. Levasseur 102. Levi, David, 73. Levis, Duke de, 123. Lewis and Clarke, 102. Lieber, Francis, 61, 86. Lilly, William, 35. Lindley, John, 58. Lingard, John, 28. Livermore, H., 74. Livingston, Edward, 83, Livy, 160. Lloyd, Robert, 116. Locke, John, 65, 162. Lockhart, J. G., 36, 37. Logan, James, 28. ,John, 116. Long, 102. Long in us, 155. Lord, E leaser, 38, 67. Louis XVI., 44. Lovell, Robert, 116. Lovibond, Edward, 1 16. Lowe, 87. Lowth, Robert, Bishop, 74. Lucan, 119. Luc, J. A. de, 170. Lycophron, 160. Lyon, 102. Lyttleton, George, Lord, 116. M. Madden, R.R., 42,102, 129. Machiavel, 63, 174. Maekay, 62. Mackenzie, Henry, 128. , 60. Mackintosh, Sir James, 28. Uacnenn 02. Macnish, Robert, 56. MacFarlane, C.,34. MacNeiil, H., 116. Macpherson, David, 91. Magendie, 56. Mahon, Lord, 34. Maintenon, Madame, 63. Malie Brun, 102. Mallet, David, 116. Malthus, 88 Mandit, 175. Manning, Rev. R-, 74, Mansfield, Edward D. ( 83. Marbois.Barbe, 31. Marcet, Mrs., 58. Marion, General, 44. Marmontel, 35, 44, 128, 170. Maryatt, Capt., 126. Put I.] IN] Martinets, 176. Marsden, 119. Marsh, 88. Marshall, John, 31,49, 83. Marty n, Henry, 44. Mary Queen of Scots, 44. Mason, Henry M., 61. ', John, 05. , John M., 74. Masson, 171. Massinger, 136. Massillon, 171. Mather, Cotton, 74. Matthias, 119. Mav, Robert, 74. M'Callum, 119. M'Clung, 102. M'Crie, Thomas, 43. M'Culloch, 87. M'Henry, 119. M'Kenney, 102. M'Leod, 102. M'Vickar, Rev J., 34,88. Meade, James, 31. Medwin, 152 Medici, Lorenzo de, 44. Meikle, James, 74. Melmoth, William, 74. Meliah, 112. Mernes, J. S., 37,43. Mengous, 102. Merivale, 119. McrimeO, Prosper, 23. Metealf, S. L., 52. Michael is, 74. Mickle.W.J., 116. Middleton, C, 38, 74. Mignet, A. F., 23. Millot, Abb6, 19. Mitman, Rev. H. H., 19, 119, 135, 136. Miller, 3., 65, 70. , J. R., 28. , 102. Mills, Charles, 23, 51,84. Mill, James, 28. Milner, Joseph, SI. Milton, John, 45, 74, 113, 119. M'llvaine, C. P., 74. Minutoli, Baroness Von, 102. Mitchell, William, 76. , 116. Mitford, William, 19. , Miss, 130. M'Kenzie, E., 31. , 102. Mohammed, 45. Moliere, 171. Mollien, 171. , G-, 170. Monsigny, Madame, 73. Mont, 103. Montagu, Charles, 115. , Lady, 162. Montesquieu Baron de, 19,88,170. Montgomery James, 48, 119, 106. , Don Jorge, 173. Moore, Thomas, 37, 40, 48, 80, 119, 125. .Edward, 118. , Oliver, 133. , 103. More, Hannah, 45, 75, 116, 162. Morgan, 103. , Lady, 124, 125, 129. i , Jane, 134. Moreau, Victor, 45. Moritz, C. P., 74. Morse, Jedediah, 103. ,88 Morris, Gnuverneur, 45. Mortimer, Thomas, 91. Morion, Nathaniel, 31. Moses, Myer. 90. Moschus, 160. Moshiem, J. L., 51. Mott, A., 38. Moultrie, William, 38. Mounier, J. J., 166. M'Queen, 87. Mudie, Robert, 52. Muller, John Von, 19. Murden, 65. Murray, Hugh, 23. , Ltndley,45,75, 158, 163. M us grave, Richard, 28. Muzzy, Mra. H., 119. Myers, 108. N. Naek, James, 110. Napier, W. F. P., 24. — ■ , Professor, 162. Neal, John, 124. , 51. Neele, Henry, 162. Nelson, Lord, 45. Newman, 158. , S., 91. Newton, Sir Isaac, 45. ■ , Rev. John, 76. , Thomas, 75. Ney, Marshal, 45. Nichols, John, 24, 156. Nicholas, 03. Nicholson, Peter, 60, 162. Niebuhr, B. G., 19. Niles, HezekiiLh. 31. — — , John M., 46. Nixon, 120. Noah, M. M., 103. Nobis, Samuel, 76. Nollet, 171. Norman, Elizabeth, 123. Northcote, James, 47. Norton, Andrew, 76. ,Mrs., 120. Nott, 62. Nugent, Thomas, 24, 158. Nuttall, 58, 104. Oberlin, John Frederick, 45. Observator, Charles, 45. Oddy.J. J., 91, 112. Ogden, Rev. U., 76. O'Keefe, John, 45, 186. O'Meara, B. E., 36. Onderdonk, Bishop, 71. Opie, Mrs., 129. Onne, Rev. William, 34. Oswald, 76. O'Sullivan, Rev. M., 80. Otway, Thomas, 115. Ouseley, W. G„ 31. Ovid, 120, 160. Owen, Robert Dale, 88. ■ — .Captain, 104. Ozell, 153. [P*RT I. Packard, 104. Paddock, 104. Paine, 56. , Robert Treat, Jr., 164. , Thomas, 88. Paley William, 66, 76, 164. Palmer, 104. Pampfylde, John, 116. Pardoe.Miss, 104, 133. Park, Mungo, 104. , 83. Paris, 56. Parnell, Thomas, 115. Parry, 104. Pascal, Blaise, 76. Patterson, 04. Pattison, William, 116. Paulding, 104. , J. K., 120, 130. Paxton, James, 76. Payne, 104. Payeon, Rev. E., 46. Pazo, 104. Peale, 106. Pearce, Rev. S., 46. Peck, 105. Peele, 136. Pellico, Silvio, 46. Peltier, 171. Pemble, William, 76. Pemberton, 93. Penn, William, 46, 76. Pennecuik, Alexander, 28. Pensor, 46. Percival, 120. Percy, 136, 161. Perkins, Samuel, 31. Perouae, 105. Perrin, 158. Perry Commodore, 46. Peter the Great, 46. Petrarch, 46. Peuchit, 171 Philipart, John, 24, 34. Phillips, 59. ,105, 115,164. Picket, A. and J. W, 61. Picken, Andrew, 134. Pierpont, ISO. Part I.] Pike, 105, Pillet, 108. Pindar, 160. Pinkney, William, 46, ISO. Pinkerton, Robert, 76. , 105. Piikin, Timothy, 31. Pitt, Christopher, 116. , William, 46. Piatt, Rev. J., 30. Plowden, Francis, SB. Plutarch, 46, 160. Pliny, 58. Polehampton, 08. Pollok, Robert, 120. Pomfret, 116. Pope, Alexander, 120. .Charles, 63. .Thomat, 113. ,91. Porney, 153. Porter, Rev. Dr.. 153. , R. H., 24. .Anna Maria, 120,126, 130. -, Arthur L., 64. , David, 105. .William, 114. , 104. Porteua, Bishop, 67, 116. Portlock, 105. Poet, 106. Poteau, 171. Pothier, 171. Powell, John G., S3. Power, George, 24. Pradl.68, 175. Pratt, Joaiah, 77. Preston, 60. , 120. ■ , John, 77. Prevost, 171. Price, 113. Prideauz, H. t 19. Priestley, Joseph, 19, 47. Priest, Josiah, 32. Prince, Thomas, 31. Prior, James, 37. .Matthew, 116. ,106. Puckler Muakau, 106, 107. i,Gtunl*47, Qnevedo, 173. Quincy, Josiah, 47. Racine, 153, 171. Radcliffe, Mrs., 120, 126. Raffles. Thomas, 48, 106. Rah us en, 174. Raleigh, Sir Walter, 19, 47, US. Ramsay, David, 31, 49, 164. .Allan, 116. Randolph John, 168. Ravenscrofi, Bishop, 77. Ray, 120. Raynal, Abbe, 24, 31. Reckenburst, 174. Redford, George, 77. Rem, Dr. A., 165. Reid, Dr., 65. Reinhard, Francis Yolkmar, 47, 77. Render, 106. Rennie, 58. Renwick, 93. Retz, Cardinal de, 47. Reynolds, Frederick, 47. , Sir Joshua, 47, 118. Reyneval, Gerard de, 178 Reynaud, 171- Ricardo, 88. Ri cards, 174. Richards, 174. Riche, Charles C, 77. Richerand, 56. Richmond, Rev. L., 89, 47. Richardson, 116, 131. Riedesel, Madame da, 31. Riley, 106. Ritson, 120. Ritchie, Leitch, 133. RobertB, W. H., 116. , William, 44. Robertson, "William, 24, 32. Robinson, Edward, 67. , Rev. John, 19, 28. , Mary, 39. , WiUimm D., 32. , iao. 100 INDEX. [Part I. Robinson, 106. Robbins, Royal, 10. Rochefocault, 100, 171. Rochester, Earl of, 116. , Bishop of, 116. Roche, R. M., 123. Rodd, Thomas, 24. Rodman, John, 82. Rollin, Charles, 19, 171. , Alexander, 10. Rogers, T. S., 35. « ■ , Samuel, 120. — — , Eliza, 38. , 106. Rooke, 10. Rordansz, C. W., 01. Roscoe, William, 44, 47. , Thomas, 46. Roscommon, Earl of, 115. Rousseau, 171. Rowe, Nicholas, 115, 110. Rowson, Mrs., 123. Roy, Rammohun, 77. Russell, Michael, 24, 30. , Thomas, 1 1 6. , William, 10, 24. Rush, Benjamin, 153. — — , Jacob, 77. , Richard, 106. Rutherford, S., 77. Ryan, James, 02. S. Salazar, 173. Sale, George, 77. Sallust, 160. Salt, Henry, 106. Salzman, 62. Sampson, Ezra, 65. , 83. Sanson, 106. Sanderson, John, 48. Sandford, Ezekiel, 32. Sands, Robert C, 165. Sappho, 160. Sargeant, R. J., 44. Sarrons, B., 44. Sass, 106. Saurin, Rer. J., 77. Savage, Richard, 116, 120. Savary, 25, 17. Say, 88. Schlegel, 136. Schiller, Frederick, 47. Schoolcraft, 104. Scipio, Africanus, 47. Scott, Jonathan, 25. , John, 51. , John, 107, 156. , Thomas, 78. , Sir Walter, 28, 86, 48, 60, 120, 132, 136, 165. >, lib*. Seeker, Bishop, 78. Sedgwick, Miss, 123, 126, 181, 134. Segur, Count, 25, 48. Seiler, 174. Selden, John, 48. Sergeant, 154. Sevet, S., 47. Seward, Anne, 39, 120. Seybert, Adam, 32. Shakspeare, 115, 121, 186. Shaler, William, 25. Sharon, 107. Sheffield, John, 115, 165. Shelley, M. W., 126, 127. , 117. Shenstone, William, 116. Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 48, 153. Sherburne, John H., 43, 115. Sherer, Captain M., 40. Sherwood, Mrs., 127, 120, 183. Shey, 60. Shoberl, 107. Shuckford, Samuel, 10. Shuttleworth, 77. Shultz, 107. Siddons, Mrs., 48. Sidney, Rev. E., 42. Sigourney, Mrs., 133. Silliman, Benjamin, 54, 106, 165. Simms, W. G., 126, 128. Simpson, James, 88. Simson, 02. Skelton, 115. Skinner, Thomas, D.D., 70. Slade, 107. Smart, Charles, 116. Put!.} m Smedley, Rev. E., DO. Smellie, 68. Smirke, 53. Smith, Adam, 86, 174. , Charles, 68. , Ethan, 78. .Edmund, 110. , Horace, 25, 133, 135. , J. V. 56. , Samuel S,, 58. ,68. , 66. Smollett, Tobias, SB, 116,' 126, 130, 131. Swell, 174. Snelling, 107. Sonne, George, 12B. Solis, 173. Somerville, 94. , 115. Sonni, 108. Sophocles, 160. Sotheby, William, 120, 121. Southey, Robert, 45, 49, 61, 121. Spafibrd, 108. Sparman, 108. Sparks, Jared, 35, 44, 45, 83. S pa u I ding, 175. Spelraan, Edward, 30. Spencer, Rev. Thomas, 48. Spenser, Edmund, 115. Sprague, Rev. W. B. , D.D, 62, 70, 78. Spring, Gardiner, D.D., 45, 70, 78. Spurzheiro, 56, 62, 66, 156. Stackhouse, Rev. T., 20. Stanford, John, 78. Stanhope, L., 25. , G., 78. Staunton, 83. Stearns, 108. Steenstra, 175. Sterling, Earl of, 115. Sterne, Lawrence, 134, 166. Stetson, 63. Steward, Henry, 20. , Dngald, 66, 166. Stewart, C. S., 103. , 108. , James, 108. , Rotwrt, 113. Stiles, President, 32. Stipney, George, 115. Stillingfleet, 165. Stockdale, Percival, 20. Stone, William L., 134, 166. Storck, H., 173. Story, Joseph, 83, 121. Si rather, 121. Straiten, Thomas, 78. Smart, 63. Suckling, Sir John, 116. Sullivan, F. S., 83. — , William, 154. Sully Duke of, 48. Sumner, George, 59. Summeri : : ! >. Rev. J., 48. Surr, T S., 126, 138. Swedenbourg, 48, 78. Sweney, 121. Swift, Jonathan, 115, 126, 165. Tacitus, Cornelius, 20, 161. Tanner, 108. Tappan, Rev. David, 79. , W. B., 121. Taylor, J. B., 48. , Jane, 48, 62, 166. , Jeremy, 79. , John, 48. , J. Orrille, 62. , W. C, 29. , Mrs., 79. Temple, 108. Tennant, William, 25. Tench, 108. Thatcher, James, 32. — , B. B., 43. Thenot, 113. Theophrastua, 160. Thickness, Philip, 48. Thompson, C. A., 48. — .James, 64, 116,121. — , Thomas, 54. — , William, 116. Thorburn, Grant, 48. Thornton, R. I., 59. ' Thucydides, 169. INDEX. [Paat I. Tickell, Thomas, 116. Tiling, J. H., 174. Tillotson, Archibald, 70. Tissott, 175. Tomaso, 174. Tone, T. Wolf, 35, 40. Tooke, John Home, 40, 165. , Rev. W., 70. Toplady, A. M., 70. Torrey, John, 50. Tott, Baron de, 25. Town, S., 167. Townsend, Rev. Joseph, 50. , Rev. John, 40. -, Rev. Jesse, 51. -, Peter 3., 56. », 108. Tracy, D., 178. Trelawny, E., 135. Trembley, A., 178. Trollope, Mrs., 100, 122, 131. Trotter, J. B., 40. Trumbull, Benjamin, 32, 121. Trueba, Don T., 131. Tucker, Abraham, 80. Tuckey, 100. Tunstall, 156. Turner, Edward, 54. , Sharon, 20. ,60. , 100. Tyerman, 100. Tytler, 100. Tynna, 172. U. Upham, Charles, 33. , Thomas C. Usher, Bishop, 48. V. Vacani, 174. Vane, 26. Van Halen, 100. Van Rensselaer, 52. Vaux, J. H., 35. Verbrugge, 175. Verplanck, G.C., 62, 80, 83, 165. Venal, 26. Vertot, Abb6, 90. Vidocq, 86, 40. Vigne, 111. Vince, 04. VirgU, 160. Volney, C. F., 20, 83. Voltaire, 26, 85, 172. W. Waddington, Rev. George, 61. Wakefield, 50. Wagstaff, Thomas, 80. Wainwright, Rev. J. M., 80. Walpole, Horace, 153. Walker, 153, 158. Waldo, 30, 43, 111. Waller, 115. Walsh, William, 115. , Robert, 85. , 111. Warburton, William, 80, 158. Wardlaw, Rev. R., 40. Ward, 111. , R. P., 124, 134. Warren, Mercy, 53. Warton, Joseph, 116. , John, 80. —, Thomas, 116. Washington, George, 83, 40. Waterhouse, 40. Watson, John F., 38. , Henry, 50. , Richard, 40, 80. Watt, Robert, 155. Watts, Isaac, D.D., 62, 80, 04, 116, 153,166. Wayland, President, 70, 80. Webster, Daniel, 40, 154. , J. W., 54. — — , Noah, 158, 166. ,04. Weems, Mason L., 44, 40. Wellington, Duke of, 40. Wescote, Charles, 40. Wesley, Rev. John, 40, 80, 111. West, Mrs., 131. Whateley, 113, 153. Wheaton, 111. Wheatley, John, 02. Whelpley, Samuel, 20, 80. Part I.] INDEX. 193 Whewell, William, 67. Whiston, William, 20. White, Henry Kirke, 121. , Rev. Gilbert, 58. , 111. Whitehead, William, 116. Whitefield, George, 35, 80. Whitlaw, 57. Whittier, J. G., 127. Wiclif, John, 49. Wieland, 120. Wiffin, 121. Wilbur, Hervey, 166. Willard, Emma, 33,111. Willet, Colonel Marinus, 49. Williams, J., 34. , Helen, Maria, 26. , Hugh, 33. , 111. Willis, N. P., 122, 128, 158. Williston, 154. Willison, John, 80. Wilson, Alexander, 50. , Daniel, 80. , James, 102. , Robert T., 172. , Thomas, 35. Wilcox, Rev. C, 49. Wines, E. C, 111. Winslow, 175. , Miror, 51. Wirt, William, 42. Wither, George, 115. Wolcott, 122. Wollaston, William, 81. Wolsey, Cardinal, 50. Wood, M. A., 26. , Silas, 33. , Thomas, 81. , W. W., 26. Wbodbridge, Rev. Dr., 70. Woodruff, 112. Woods, Rev. Dr., 70. Woodward, 112. Woodworth, 122, 136. Worcester, Noah, 166. Wordsworth, William, 122. Wright, 166. X. Xenophon, 20, 160. Y. Yalden, Thomas, 115. Young, Edward, 116, 13*. , John R., 92. Z. Zavolo, 173. Zeydelaar, 176. Zimmerman, 81. Zitbedeurfuisse, 175 13 b PART II. ANONYMOUS WORKS. A. Abipones, An Account of the, Page 29. Acts of the General Assembly of New- Jersey, 81. , of Connecticut, 81. Addresses of the Philadelphia So- ciety, 84. Adventures of Ulloa, 94. , of a French Sergeant, 98. , of a King's Page, 122. Africa, Discoveries in, 94. Allen Prescott (a novel), 122. Almack's, do. 122. , Revisited, do. 122. Alnwick Castle (a poem), 114. American Annual Register, 29. , Atlas, 112. , Monthly Magazine, 155, 158. , Quarterly Review, 155. , Commonplace-Book, 158. , Railroad Journal, 158. , Review, 158. -, Revolution, History of, 29. America, her Situation, &c, 84. Ancient Poetry, Reliquesof, 114. Anecdotes Americaines, 167. Annals of Education, 60. Annual Register (British), 26. , Reports of Bible Societies, 66. Antiquarian Itinerary, 26. Anti-masonic Convention, 166. Art of Contentment, 66. Asiatic Researches, 158. Athenaeum, 159. Atlantic Magazine, 159. Atlas (Newspaper), London, 159. — , do., New-York, 159. Augustus ; or, the Ambitious Stu- dent, 34. B. Bank of the United States, 84. Bibles, in various languages, 67. Biographia Dramatica, 135. Black Book, 84. Blue Book, 84. Book of Commerce, 90. British Admirals, 37. , Almanac, 84. , Drama, 135. , Nepos, 37. , Poets, 115. , Statesmen, 37. , Theatre, 135. C. Cabinet of Curiosities, 159. Case of Lord Cochrane, 159. Catalogues, various, 155. Catechism of Health, 55. Cantarice per Disgrasia, 173. Charms of Benevolence, 85. Charter of New-York City, 85. Chesterfield Travestied, 61. Chili, History of, 29. Chrystalina, 117. Christian Examiner, 69. , Observer, 69. , Spectator, 69. Churchman, 69. Part II.] INDEX. 105 Classical Reader, 159. Clerk's Magazine, 82. Code of Napoleon, 82. Codice Diplonaatico, 173. Collection of the New- York His- torical Society, 29. Colombia, 172. Commercial Code of France, 82. Companion to the British Almanac, 84. Commentary on Montesquieu, 85. Commercial Relations of the U. States, 90. , Directory, 90. Confession of Faith, 69. Constitution of the U. States, 85. Contest of the Twelve Nations, 64. Considerations for Young Men, 61. Conversations on Physiology, 58. — — , on Political Economy, 85. Connoisseur, 159. Correspondence of Byron, 152. Cornelia Boroqua, 172. Courier des Etats Unis, 33. Court of Berlin, Secret History of, 39. Criminal Recorder, 39: Critic, The, 155. D. Debates on Treaties, 85. • Defence of the Drama, 136. Diary of an Ennuyee, 97. Dictionary of Architecture, 113. , of Chemistry, 53. , of Merchandise, 90. , Portuguese, Spanish, &c. 157. Discourses on Science, 93. Documents relating to the House of Refuge, 85. Domestic Duties, 64. , Education, 61. , Portraiture, 39. Downing's Letters, 86. r-- E. Edinburgh Review, 155. El Evangelio, 17& Emporium of Arts and Sciences, 59. Encyclopaedia Americana, 159. Endless Amusements, 93. England and America, 86. Entertaining Magazine, 160. Enumeration of Scotland, 86. Essays on the Formation and Pub- lication of Opinions, 64. on the Pursuit of Truth, &c, 64. on Agriculture, &c, 86. on Taste, Morals, &c, 160. and Sketches of Life, 160. Evangelical Guardian, 71. Examiner, The, 86. Examination of the Pretensions of New-England, &c, 86. of the New TarifT, 86. of Owen's System, 86. F. Familiar Letters, 86. Family Classical Library, 160. Fanaticism, 71. Farewell to Time, 71. Fashionable World Displayed, 64. Amusements, 64. Federalist, 86. Female Revolutionary Plutarch, 40. Foreign Quarterly Review, 155. Fraser's Magazine, 160. Free-school Society, New-Y ork, 61. Free-masons, Order of, 166. Friend of Peace, 86. G. Gallery of Nature and Art, 98. Gebel Tier, 86. General Atlas, 112. Geometry, Plain and Solid, 92. Golden Violet, 118. Good Hope, Cape of, 22. Grammar, Spanish, Italian, &c, 157. Guardian, 161. Guide to Conversation, 167. 196 INDEX. [Part II. Guide de la Histoire, 170. Guido, by Ianthe, 118. Guillaume, le Franc-Parleur, 170. Gulistan; or, the Rose Garden, 161. H. Harbinger of Peace, 161. Herald (newspaper), 33. Hints for the Improvement of Early Education, 61. History of the War of 1812, 30. of the United States, 30. of South Carolina and Georgia, 30. of the Inquisition, 51. of Acts on Treason, 86. of Sculpture, Painting, and Journal of the House of Repre- sentatives, 87. of the Literary Conven- tion, 61. of a Naturalist, 58. of a Nobleman, 101. of Science and Art, 161. Junius, 87. K. Architecture, 113. — of Sir William Wallace, 118. Historical Sketch of Sanscrit Lit- erature, 156. Collection, 86. Atlas, 112. Histoire des Isles Moluques, 170. du Commerce, &c, 170. Holy Bible Explained, 72. Home, a Poem, 1 18. Homilies of Queen Elizabeth, 72. Hopkins's Notions, 87. I. Illinois Monthly Magazine, 161. Improvisae trice, 118. Independent Whig, 72. India, History and Geography of, 23. Indian Antiquities, 23. Inside Out, 87. Italy, Spain, and Portugal, 100. J. Java, Sketches of, 23. Journal of Education, 61. — of the Federal Conven- tion, 87. — of Health, 56. Knickerbocker Magazine, 162. L. Lavoisne, 112. Laws of New- York, City and State, 82. Lays of the Minnesingers, 119. Les Souvenirs les Parvenus, 169. de Felicie L., 169. Lessons on Shells, 59. Letters of Abelard and Heloise, 152. of Caleb Strong, 87. on the Eastern States, 87. of an Elder Brother, 152. on Natural History, 58. Lettres (French), 170. Lex Mercatoria Americana, 83. Library of Entertaining Know- ledge, 162. Liberal, The, 162. '■ Lights of Education, 61. i Literary Gazette, 1 56, and Scientific Repository, 156. Little Book (The) Open, 74. Living and the Dead, 74. M. Man of Education, 61. Manual of Liberty, 88. Marie Caroline, 170. Map of Liverpool, 112. Mechanics' Magazine, 162. Medley of Joy and Grief, 119. Memoirs of the Kit-Kat Club, 44. Mengwe, a Poem, 119. Mercantile Advertiser, 33. Part II.] INDEX. J 97 Metropolitan Magazine, 162. Military and Naval Magazine, 162. Operations, 31. Minor Theatre, 136. Mirror, 162. Miscellaneous State Papers, 88. Poems, 119. Miscellanies, 162. Missionary Herald, 75. Magazine, 75. — Register, 75. Mock and Absurd Philosophy, 65. Modern Traveller, 103. Monthly Review, 156. Visiter, 162. Military Repository, 162. Mirror, 162. Magazine, 162. Moray, a Survey of, 23. Morning Courier and New- York Enquirer, 33. Museum of Foreign Literature, 162. Mysteries of Popery, 61. N. National Intelligencer, 33. Natural History of Insects, 58. Navigators, Lives and Voyages of, 45. Naval Anecdotes, 162. Netherlandsch, 175. New-England Magazine, 162. New- Jerusalem Magazine, 75. Tracts, 75. New Method of Learning Greek, 158. New Monthly Magazine, 162. Testament, 75. New- York American, 34. Commercial Advertiser, 34. Daily Advertiser, 34, ■ ■ ■ Evening Post, 34. Observer. 75. Spectator, 34. Northern Traveller, 103. North American Review, 156. Notes on Mexico, 103. Notes and Reflections during a Revolution in Germany, 104. Nouvelle Abrege Chronologique de L' Histoire de France, 171. O. Ontwa, a Poem, 120. Opium-eater, 45. Original Poetic Effusions, 120. P. Pamphlets, various, 163. Panoplist, 76. Paris Chit-chat, 104. Paris and her Curiosities, 171. Philosophical Transactions, 93. Philosophy (Natural), 93. Picture of New- York, Liverpool, Dublin, and Paris, 105. of Greece, 105. Pioneer, 164. Pleasures of Contemplation, 77. Poets, Roman, 46. , Loves of the, 46. Polyanthos, 164. Polar Seas and Regions, 105. Pompeii, 105. Porcelain and Glass, Manufacture of, 62. Port Folio, 164. Pourtraicture of his Sacred Ma- jestie, <fcc, 77. Proceedings of the Virginia Con- vention, 88. Progress of the Pilgrim Good In- tent, 77. Prose, by a Poet, 164. Public Characters, 47. Pulpit Orator, 154. Q. Quarterly Review, 156. R. Railroad Journal, 62. Recollections of Curran, 154. 198 INDEX. [Part II. Religious Conference, 77. — — Discourses, 71. Reports of Canal Commissioners, 60. of the East India Commit- tee, 88. on the Liverpool Railway, 62. Reflector, 165. Reign of Dr. Francia, 106. Relics of Melodino, 120. Review of the Laws of the United States, 83. Revue Encyclopedique, 156, 171. Revised Statutes of New-York, 83. Rights of Morality, 88. Rome in the Nineteenth Century, 106. Royal Family of France, 47. Rufiana, 120. S. Saturday Evening, 78. Scale of Commercial Weights (a Chart), 92. Scientific Tracts, 165. Scripture Dialogues, 78. Secret Journal of Congress, 88. of the Convention, 88. Select Plans of Counties, 112. Shipping and Commercial List, 34. Six Months in the West Indies, 107. Sketch of Connecticut, 107. of the Internal Condition of the United States, 89. of the Resources of New- York City, 89. of the Military and Politi- cal Power of Russia, 89. Sketches by a Traveller, 107. of the United States, 107. Southern Review, 156. South African Almanac, &c, 89. South Sea Islands, 108. Spain and Portugal, History of, 25. Spectator, 165, Speeches on the Indian Bill, 89. of the Governors of New- York, 89. State Prison (New- York), Account of, 89. St. Domingo, History of, 32. , Secret History of, 32. Substance of Letters of an Eng- lishman, 108. Subaltern in America, 32. ,25. Sumatrans, History of, 25. Sunday-school Magazine, 62. Journal, 78. System of Exchange, 92. T. Tableau de Paris, 172. Talisman, 1829 and 1830, 165. Tattler, 165. Thesaurus Poeticus, 121. Things as they Are, 108. Tour in Holland, 108. Tract Society Publications, 80. Transactions of the Literary and Philosophical Society, 93. Travels in the United States, 109. Treasury of Knowledge, 165. Tutti Frutti, 109. Two Visions, 121. U. United States : Her Resources and Prospects, 32. United Service Journal, 165. Universal Magazine, 165. Une Annee de la Yie de l'Empe- reur Napoleon, 172. V. Venice under Austria, &c>, 26. Venitian History, 26. Village Curate, 121. Visit to the Texas, 109. Voyages and Travels, Collections of, by various authors, 109. Part II] INDEX. 199 Voyage d'un Francais en An- gleterre, 172. W. Western Monthly Magazine, 166. Westminster Eerie w, 157. Whim- whams (poetry), 121. Whole Duty of Man, 80. World (The), by Chesterfield, and others, 166. Wreath (The), 122. Y. Young Man's Guide, 62. Young Men's Advocate, 166. THIS AGREEMENT, Between the Clinton Hall Association of the City of New-York, of the first part, and the Mercantile Library Association of New-York, of the second part, WITNESSETH : * That the party of the first part, being the owner of a building called Canton- Haft, situate oa the corner of Beekman and Nassau-streets, in the city of New- York, Ae hereby etipulate and agree with the party of the second part as follows : — 1st. That the party of the second part may occupy, free of rent, two rooms* in eaid building, which have been appropriated for a Library and Reading Room ; and may use, when not wanted by the party of the first part, the room called the Trm* **#' and Director* 1 Room ; and may also use the Lecture Hall for the general meet- ings of the Association, and for Lectures to be delivered to its members, ae often as fcvioein each week: which privileges shall be enjoyed under such term* and oorP- jitiem aa are hereinafter expressed, and for as long a time as they ai* fulfilled? te the satisfaction of the party of the first part. Additional room for the Library and TUaAmg itoeiw, and additional nights for the Lecture Hall, shall be set apart, if nfteaaaary, on the same conditions. 2d. That when the cost of erecting and fitting up said building, and the eos* ef Ihftlotft, with the accruing interest, shall have been paid, eiiW by new subserip- tisjsV by the* Bants of the building, or from «ny nth** source, the surplus funds arising from rent* shell be laid out in such books, cabinets, or scientific apparatus as the party of the* first part may deem. proper; the said party reserving to itself the right to make earlier appropriations for those purposes. All such books, cabi- nets, or apparatus shall continue to belong to the party of the first part, and shall be deposited in the building, and be used by the members of the Clinton Hall and Mercantile Library Associations, under such regulations as may be made by the parties of the first part for that purpose. And the party of the second part doth hereby stipulate and agree with the party of the first part as follows : 1st. That its Library shall be deposited in the room or rooms of said building appropriated to receive it ; that the room or rooms set apart as Reading rooms shall be used by its members for that purpose ; and that the Lecture Hall shall be used for the general meetings of the Association, and for the Lectures which are deliv- ered to its members. 2d. That during the continuance of this agreement, it will pay the taxes on said building, if any are imposed ; and will, at its own cost, keep the rooms it occupies in full and complete repair, and defray such proportion of the expenses of lighting and warming the house as may be fair and equitable. 3d. That the whole income of the party of the second part, after defraying the necessary charges of the establishment (not including the expense of Lectures), shall be annually invested in books, which shall be deposited in the Library with its other books, and the shareholders of the Clinton Hall Association shall have ACttEKMKNT. to the library free of charge, under the tame regulation! as the members of the Mercantile Library Association are subjected to, without giving to such share- holders a right to vote in the election* of that Association. 4th. That in ease the Trustees of the Clinton Hall Association shall be of opinion that the party of the second part shall convert the rooms it occupies in the said building to any purpose not intended by the party of the first part, or that the char- acter of the Mercantile Library Association shall have become so changed that its usefulness shall have ceased, or that it shall have deposited unmoral or irreligious books in its library, and not removed them within twenty days after being advised to do so by the Trustee* of the Clinton Hall Association — or that they shall have wilfully neglected or violated any of the stipulations contained in this ag re emen t—- then the said Trustees may call a meeting of the shareholders of the Clinton Has! Association, and the Directors of the Mercantile Library Association, and lay besot* the meeting the facts, to show that either of these contingences has occurred \ and the shareholders of the Clinton Hall Association, after a full consideration, may determine to resume the use and occupation of the rooms so appropriated, and the books, cabinets, and apparatus purchased by the party of the first part ; and such determination shall be final and conclusive on the party of the second part, wist shall thereupon surrender and give up the premises and the said books, cabinets, and apparatus to the party of the first part, and shall remove from said building after thirty days' notice of such determination. if 6th. That the shareholders of the Clinton Hall Association may attend the course of Lectures which may be delivered to the Mercantile Library Association on the same terms as are enjoyed by its members. In witness whereof; the said parties have respectfully caused their corporate to be hereunto affixed, and th**** pr<uumt« to be signed by their respective dents, the second day of November, one thousand eight hnndrad and thirty. THE CLINTON HALL ASSOCIATION, By Win. W. WooUey, President. THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, By JR. B. Brown, President. c c N. 