The European Magazine, and London Review

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For JANUARY 1800. [ Embellished with, 1. An Elegant Frontispiece, representing the Town of LONDONDIRRY,

in Ireland. And, 2. A PORTRAIT of Lord Chief Justice EYRE.]

CONTAINING,
Page.

Page Lord Chief Justice Eyre's Speech, when Moseley's Treatise on Sugar, with Mir. Recorder of London, Sept. 29, 177o,

3 cellaneous Medical Observations, 47 Account of Londonderry,

7 Haygarth on the Imagination as a Cause In Praise of Garrets,

8 and as a Cure of Disorders of the Body, The Close of the Century, by Joseph exemplified by fictitious Tractors, ibid. Moser, Esq.

Advice to Editors of Newspapers, ibid. Original Letter of Dr. Mark Hildeney, Pocock's Everlasting Songster,

43 Bishop of Sodor and Mann, (Lett. II.) 14

The Life of Rolla, a Peruvian Tale, ibid. Entry of King Charles II. into London, Theatrical Journal; including Fable and on his Restoration, May 29, 1660, 17

Character of The Volcano ; or, The Account of Dr. Jofiah Tucker and his Rival Harlequins ; a Pantomime Writings, [Concluded]

18 Joanna, a Dramatic Romance, by Mr. Mackliniana; or, Anecdotes of the late Cumberland - Epilogue to Manage. Mr. Charles Macklin, Comedian ; to

ment-and Account of a New Pergether with many of his Observations former,

ibid. on the Drama, and the general Man- Poetry; including Ode for the New Ders of his time, (Continued]

Year, by H. J. Pye, Esq.-Verses on The Splenetic Man,

Sir I. L- -'s coming of age, Dean Tucker's Subjects for Differtations by Dr. Johnson--Ode to the River

and Premiums, to be offered to the Cam, by G. Dyer - The Watchman, Graduate Students of the Universities by W. Holloway--The Resignation, of England and Scotland,

by Thos. Chatterton --The Wintry Letter from Dr. Willich to the Rev. Day, by Mrs. Robinson-Elegiac StanAbbé Barruel,

31 zas to the Memory of Douglas, late

Duke of Hamilton, by Mrs. Major LONDON REVIEW.

Henry Bayley-Sophia-and Lines by Annals of the French Revolution, or a John O'Keeffe,

57 Chronological Account of its principal State Papers-Correspondence between Events ; with a Variety of Anecdotes Bonaparte and Lord Grenville, and and Characters hitherto unpublished. Address of the Archduke Charles to By A. F. Bertrand de Moleville, Mi- the Anterior Circles of the Empire, nister of State, Trannated by R. C. Journal of the Proceedings of the Fourth Dallas, Esq.

Session of the Eighteenth Parliament The Portentous Globe: an Enquiry into of Great Britain, (Continued] 59

the Powers folicited from the Crown Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's Speech on under an Act of 39 Geo. III. &c. &c. Opening the Seffion, Jan 15, 1800, 62

By George Griffin Stonestreet, Esq. 43 Interesting Account of the Escape of Sir Columbus, or the Discovery of America, Sydney Smith from Paris,

as related by a Father to his Children, New Constitution of the French Republic, 67 Cortez, or the Discovery of Mexico, &c. Foreign Intelligence, from the London Pizarro, or the Conquest of Peru, &c.

Gazettes, &c. &c.

73 Irish Pursuits of Literature in A. D. 1798 Domestic Intelligence,

Sz and 1799,

ibid. Marriages, Poetry of the Anti. Jacobin,

47 Monthly Obituary, 2imao, the African,

ibid. Prices of Stocks,

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