Smart (Christopher), his success encourages a new class of Smith (Charlotte), her writings of a superior cast anecdote of PAGE 252 Southey, voluminous productions of esteemed a follower of Wordsworth's style - his unvarying predilection for the wonderful a true turn-coat Spenser, imagery of Stael and Genlis (Mesdames), recommended Stage, the, a glass 282,283 Strangford (Lord) Steevens (Mr.), the late Shakesperian commentator 190. 267 Storace, sovereign power of an able translator 119 66 ib. Surry (Lord), sweetness of Swift (Jonathan, Dr.), his wretched debut in literature 10 56 T. Talleyrand, the Republican Christ Tavernier (Mr.), account of his special licence his ridiculous preaching Thurlow (Lord), a poetical peer 71 ib. 72 composes with exquisite rapility Tighe (Mrs. Henry) her poem of Cupid and Psyche approved his productions neglected Tooke (Mr. Horne), his notes purchased by the Emperor 73 79 80 105 117, 118 ib. Napoleon 239 repurchased for the use of the British public ib. Topham (Captain), of greyhound and sporting celebrity 129, 121 Topographers 183 Topographist dull 8 Towne (Mr.), the instructor of Mary Ann Clarke Tribunal, the secret, impenetrable mystery attached to Trimmer and Bonhote (Mistresses), the labours of 92 ib. 93 his satire felt by Sir Joseph Banks Waldron, the veteran Walker (Mr.), author of the Vagabond Walpole (Sir Horace) his Castle of Otranto his love of vertû Walter Scott eclipses Mr. Moore Warburton (Dr.), Bishop of Gloucester, anecdote of Ward (Dr.), anecdote of West and Chambers (Dames), praise due to Wieland, the Agathon of, recommended Wilcox (Elizabeth), receives a remittance from the Emperor of Russia 114, 115 148 56 135 137 118 31 93 316 Wilson (John), a young man condemned to suffer death for a riot elegant effusions by 41 ib. Wilson (Sir Robert), his account of Egypt Witch, the, Thorbiorga account of her costume Witches, and the estimation they were held in among the Danes Wordsworth advice to Writer, the, to his poetic brethren Writing master, flights of a Wyatt (the late Mr.) Yorke (Mr. Henry Redhead) PAGE 177 64 ib. 64 77 78 18 87 221 Y. 213 Z. Zimmerman, writings of recommended 314 Zofloya the Moor 143 BOOKS PRINTED FOR SHERWOOD, NEELY, AND JONES, Paternoster-row. TRONCHET'S GUIDE TO PARIS. PICTURE OF PARIS; being a Complete Guide to all the Public Buildings, Places of Amusement, and Curiosities, in that Metropolis; accompanied with six different Routes from the Coast to Paris; describing every Thing worthy of Observation on the Journey, and including Posting Regulations, Distances in English Miles, &c. &c.; with full Directions to Strangers on their first Arrival in the Capital.Embellished with a correct Map of the various Routes, a Plan of Paris, Views of Public Buildings, and other interesting Plates. By Louis TRONCHET.-Price 6s. Boards. YORKE'S LETTERS FROM FRANCE. In Two Volumes, Octavo, Price 16s. Boards. LETTERS FROM FRANCE; describing the Manners and Customs of its Inhabitants, with Observations on the Arts and Manufactures, Public Institutions and Buildings, Learned Societies, and the Mode of Travelling; interspersed with interesting Anecdotes of celebrated public Characters. By HENRY REDHEAD YORKE, ESQ. "It has long been our wish that some person, who had known France previous to the Revolution, would undertake to describe it in its present state. Mr. Yorke has fully gratified that wish, and with his fund of previous knowledge, an acute and penetrating mind, an aptness of classical allusion, no small portion of humour, and very considerable talents, he could scarcely fail to produce a work, upon this subject, at once instructive, interesting, and amusing. These Letters are written in easy, perspicuous, and flowing language. Whether amusement or information be the object of the reader, they may be perused with advantage, for they contain a copious fund of both.”—Anti-Jacobin Review. ELLIOTT'S LIFE OF WELLINGTON. Printed in one large Volume Octavo, embellished with 1. An elegant Bust of the Duke of Wellington; 2. The Armorial Bearings of his Grace; 3. An accurate Map of the Peninsula: price 14s. in boards. THE LIFE OF THE MOST NOBLE ARTHUR, DUKE OF WELLINGTON, from the Period of his first Achievements in India, down to his Invasion of France, and the Peace of Paris in 1814. Comprehending not only the Personal Memoirs of that Illustrious Hero, but in cluding, likewise, an historical View of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the Peninsular War; also, the Civil and Military Transactions in Spain and Portugal, from the Attempt of Buonaparte to subjugate those Countries, to their complete Liberation by his Grace's victorious Arms. The whole exhibiting a connected and ample Delineation of all the great and memorable Events of the last Six Years. By GEORGE ELLIOTT, Esq. |