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Art. 20. Nares's Sermon. By do. Vide do. vol. i. p. 30. Art. 25. Paper Credit. By Frances Horner, esq. Vide his Life, vol. i. p. 203.

NO. 11. January, 1803. Art. 1, p. 253. Philosophie de Kant. By Dr. Thos. Browne. Vide Penny Cyclop. vol. v. p. 474.

Art. 6, p. 314. Lewis Alfonso. By Rev. S. Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p: 34.

Art. 9, p. 345. Politique, &c. By Lord Brougham. Vide his Colonial Policy, vol. ii. p. 544.

Art. 10, p. 382. Neckar's Last Views. By Rev. S. Smith. Vide his Works, vol. iv. p. 1.

Art. 16, p. 431. Canard, &c. By F. Horner, esq. Vide his Life, vol. i. p. 215.

VOL. II. NO. 111. April, 1803. Art. 2, p. 30. Collins, &c. By Rev. S. Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 39.

Art. 5, p. 64. Hayley, &c. By Lord Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. i. p. 395.

Art. 6, p. 86. Lettres, &c. By Rev. S. Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 58. Art. 14, p. 136. Ceylon. By do. Vide do. vol. iv. p. 286.

Art. 15, p. 147. Villers, &c. By Dr. Thos. Browne. Vide Selections

from Ed. Rev. vol. iii. p. 18.

Art. 17, p. 172. Delphine. By Rev.S. Smith. Vide his Works, vol. iv. p. 303. Art. 22, p. 202. Sturges, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. iv. p. 57.

Art. 23, p. 205. Sinclair. By F. Horner, esq. Vide his Life, vol. i. p.

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VOL. III. NO. v. October, 1803.

Art. 10, p. 109. Amadis, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xviii. p. 1. Art. 13, p. 154. Millar, &c. By Lord Jeffrey. Vide Penny Cyclop. vol. xv. p. 221.

Art. 14, p. 181. Athenæus, &c. By P. Elmsley. Vide do. vol. ix. p. 368. Art. 16, p. 198. Sibbald, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Life, 2nd Ed. vol. ii. p. 135.

Art. 17, p. 211. Louis XVI. &c. By F. Horner, esq. Vide his Life, vol. i. p. 228.

VOL. III.-NO. vi. January, 1804. Art. 1, p. 269. Reid, &c. By Lord Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iii. p.

322.

Art. 16, p. 437. Chaucer, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Mis. Prose Works, vol. xvii. p. 55.

VOL. IV. NO. VII. April, 1804.

Art. 1, p. 1. Bentham, &c. By Lord Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iii. p. 301.

W. Scott. Vide Misc. Prose Works, Art. 10, p. 151. Ellis, &c. By Sir vol. xvii. p. 1.

Art. 17, p. 214. Chatterton, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. xvii. p. 215.

NO. VIII. July, 1804.

Art. 2, p. 273. Hayley, &c. By Lord Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. i. p. 418.

Lord Brougham.
Art. 8, p. 343. Lauderdale, &c. By
Vide Wilberforce's
Correspondence, vol. i. p. 311.
Art. 9, p. 377. Chatham, &c. By
do. Vide do. vol. i. p. 311.

Art. 14, p. 427. Sir Tristrem. By G. Ellis. Vide Scott's Poetry, vol. v. xi.

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Art. 1, p. 259. China, &c. By Jeffrey. Vide Life of Horner, vol. i. p. 257. Art. 6, p. 329. Jones, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. i. p. 257. Art. 7, p. 347. Froissart, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xix. p. 112.

Art. 9, p. 372. Mudge, &c. By Profr. Playfair. Vide Penny Cyclop. vol. xviii. p. 245.

Art. 11, p. 398. Thornton, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide Mis. Prose Works, vol. xix. p. 87.

VOL. VI.—NO. x1. April, 1805. Art. 1, p. 1. Scott, &c. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. ii. p. 460.

Art. 12, p. 137. Bailly, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. ii. p. 38.

Art. 15, p. 182. Godwin, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Mis. Prose Works, vol. xviii. p. 118.

Art. 17, p. 209. Ranken, &c. By Hallam. Vide Horner's Life, vol. i. p. 278.

NO. XII. July, 1805.

Art. 9, p. 350. Cookery, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xix. p. 100.

Art. 15, p. 429. Ossian, &c. By do. Vide his Life by Lockhart, vol. ii. p. 249, 2nd ed.

VOL. VII.-NO. XIII. October, 1805.

Art. 1, p. 1. Madoc. By Lord Jeffrey. Vide Ed. Review, vol. xxviii. p. 509, note.

Art. 7, p. 113. Stewart, &c. By Horner. Vide Encyclop. Britt. vol. v. p. 602.

Art. 12, p. 163. Drummond. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iii. p. 357.

Art. 13, p. 185. Selkirk, &c. By Horner. Vide his Life, vol. i. p. 313. Art. 14, p. 203. Spenser, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xvii, p. 80.

NO. XIV.

Art. 6, p. 387.

January, 1806.

Ritson, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xvii. p. 16.

VOL. VIII. NO. xv. April, 1806. Art. 8, p. 107. Cumberland, &c. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iv. p. 402.

Art. 11, p. 149. Lessing, &c. By do. Vide Quarterly Review, vol. lxxiii. p. 56.

NO. XVI. July, 1806.

Art. 1, p. 237. Annals, &c. By Geo. Ellis. Vide Life of Scott, vol. ii. p. 312, 2nd ed.

Art. 7, p. 327. Franklin. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. i. p. 136. VOL. IX.-NO. XVII. October, 1806

Art. 5, p. 83. Millar. By Jeffrey. Vide Penny Cyclop. vol. xv. p. 221. Art. 9, p. 136. Priestley. By do. Vide his Essays, vol. iii. p. 338.

Art. 12, p. 177. Lancaster. By Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 72.

Art. 13, p. 184, as far as p. 195, by Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xix. p. 139: the remainder by Jeffrey. Vide Life of Scott, vol. iii. p. 2, 2nd ed.

Art. 15, p. 211. Herbert, &c. By Sir W. Scott. Vide his Misc. Prose Works, vol. xvii. P. 102.

NO. XVIII. Art. 8, p. 373. fessor Playfair. vol. xviii. p. 245.

January, 1807. Mechain, &c. By ProVide Penny Cyclop.

Art. 12, p. 433. Mercurio, &c. By John Allen. Vide Life of Horner, vol. i. p. 391.

Art. 14, p. 462. Reform, &c. By Murray. Vide Life of Horner, vol. i. p. 391.

VOL. X.-NO. XIX. April, 1807. Art. 6, p. 85. Clarkson, &c. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iv. p. 229. Art. 12, p. 171. Beattie. By do. Vide do. vol. iii. p. 365.

NO. XX. July, 1807.

Art. 4, p. 299. Parnell. By Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 84. Art. 6, p. 329. Johnes, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. iv. p. 62.

Art. 9, p. 386. Cobbett. By Jeffrey, Vide Blackwood's Mag. vol. xxxii. p. 714.

Art. 12, p. 455. Bentley, &c. By Profr. Hamilton. Vide Life of Mackintosh, vol. i. p. 447.

VOL. XI.-NO. XXI. October, 1807. Art. 19, p. 214. Wordsworth. By Jeffrey. Vide Ed. Review, vol. xxviii. note p. 511.

NO. XXII. January, 1808.

ney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 185.

Art. 11, p. 145. Cœlebs, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. i. p. 202.

NO. XXVIII. July, 1809. Art. 5, p. 353. Fox, &c. By do.. Vide do. vol. iv. p. 101.

Art. 7, p. 375. Tales, &c. By

399.

Art. 10, p. 429. Strabo. By Payne Knight. Vide Penny Cyclop. vol. xiii.

Art. 1, p. 249. La Place. By Pro. Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iii, p. fessor Playfair. Vide Encyclop. Britannica, vol. xiii. p. 100. Art. 5, p. 341. Methodism. By Rev. Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 95.

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NO. XXIV. July, 1808. Art. 1, p. 271. James II. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. ii. p. 3.

Art. 4, p. 336. Ireland. By Malthus. Vide Life of Horner, vol. i. p. 437.

VOL. XIII.-NO. XXV. October, 1808. Art. 1, p. 1. Col. Hutchinson. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. i. p. 435. Art. 2, p. 25. Curates, &c. By Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. iv. p. 69.

Art. 5, p. 77. Parnell, &c. By do. Vide do. vol. i. p. 176.

Art. 8, p. 116. Dryden. By Hallam. Vide Life of Scott, 2nd edit, vol. iii. p. 70.

Art. 14, p. 215. Spain. By Lord Brougham. Vide do. vol. iii. p. 126.

NO. XXVI. January, 1809. Art. 1, p. 249. Burns. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. ii. p. 389.

Art. 4, p. 333. Suppression of Vice. By Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. iv. p. 84.

Art. 5, p. 343. Letters, &c. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. iv. p. 337.

VOL. XIV.-NO. XXVII. April 1809. Art. 1, p. 1. Campbell. By Jeffrey. Vide his Essays, vol. ii. p. 422.

Art. 3, p. 40. Styles, &c. By Sid

p. 248.

By

Art. 13, p. 490. Rose, &c. Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. iv. p. 112.

VOL. XV.NO. XXIX. October, 1809. Art. 1, p. 1. Institut. &c. By Professor Playfair. Vide Penny Cyclop. vol. xviii. p. 245.

Art. 2, p. 24. Columbia. By Jeffrey. Vide Horner's Life, vol. ii. p. 3.

Art. 3, p. 40. Edgeworth. By Sidney Smith. Vide his Works, vol. i. p. 211.

Art. 5, p. 75. Montagu. By Jeffrey. Vide Horner's Life, vol. ii. p. 3.

Art. 9, p. 142. Botany. By Professor Leslie, his first article. Vide Encyclopedia Britannica, vol. xiii. p.

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ætatis suæ 54, hic vero 19 Januarij A.D1. 1664, ætatis suæ 70."

En halitus dubiæ spiratur ab æthere vitæ,

Quemq. dedit Dominus, mors tulit atra diem. Gryps partem volucris, partem fera bestia pictus;

Cælum cepit avem, bestia cumbit humi. Mors (quasi serpentis morsus) terrena memordit,

Partem prognatam cælitus astra tenent.

3. The third mémorial records the military services of an old soldier, and as it may probably never be placed over his humble grave in Amberley churchyard, your pages will then alone (as in many other instances) embalm the memory of a brave yet humble warrior, who received with much gratitude the small pension allotted him by his country, and the still smaller kindness shown him by the writer.

"Richard Harvey born in this district died 18 Feby. 1845, aged 62, he served his country in the first or royal regt. of foot, at Corunna, Flushing, Busaco, Roderigoe, Salamanca, Vittoria, (where he was wounded) Badajoz, St. Sebastian, Burgos, Bayonne, and Waterloo."

RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW.

Nicolai Vernulai Henricus Octavus, seu Schisma Anglicanum. Tragedia exhibita ludis Encenialibus Lovanij in Collegio Porcensi Lovanii. 12mo. 1624. THIS is so scarce a little volume that we never saw a copy but that which is in our possession, and which belonged to the late Mr. Bindley of the Stamp Office. The Play was exhibited at Louvaine by the students and pupils of the Porcensian College there, whose names are given. The author is of course a zealous Catholic. Anne Boleyne appears in it under a name which cannot be well mentioned to ears polite. The characters are Queen Katharine, Princess Mary, Sir Thomas More, Fisher Bishop of Rochester, Cardinal Campegio, Wolsey, Cranmer, Warham, Longland, Anne Boleyne, Margaret Roper, and others, together with Heresy, Luxury, Impiety, Tyranny, the Catholic Religion, and Reason. The Censor's permission runs thus: """ Tragædia hæc prælo digna, evidenter ostendit, quam verè a philosopho dictum situno absurdo dato, cætera consequi."

Act 1. The play is opened by the speech of Heresy, the other emblematical characters accompanying her; and she commences by boldly pronouncing

Tyranny adds,

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-Venerem suam

Rex ustulatus deperit: natam suam
Et quam nefando genuit incestu pater
Habere jam vult conjugem," &c.

"Et efferatum, et mente crudelem impia
Agitabo Regem, dum suo demens sinu
Stringit Bolenam," &c.

Henry appears in the second scene, at once confessing his newly awakened flame.

"Una est dolorem quæ mihi tantum facit,

Una est Bolena fascino nam me suo
Occidit illa; risus, et formæ lepos
Et oris illa gratia, et vernus decor
Illud perurunt pectus, et flammas alunt,
Uno trucidant lumina aspectu comæ
Animum hunc amoris vinculo blando ligant.
Tot his et illis impero populis potens,
Uni Bolena servio," &c.

Luxury exhorts the King to indulge all his wishes,

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Bolena Regi, placeat et thalamum impleat,
Implevit illum mater, implevit soror.'

And Tyranny assists in these evil councils, but Henry owns that he is fearful,

"Vereor Tumultus-Cæsar et Reges scient

Si quid movebo, nec satis forsan meus
Probabit Anglus."

Anne Boleyne now enters, reproaching the King for his gloomy looks, and exhorting him to join in the festivities; but when he opens his grief to her she says,

"Ignosce, Rex, jurata mens est hæc mihi,

Hanc castitatis nemo decerpet rosam

Nisi sit meritus."

Wolsey then appears, and gives his opinion that the marriage with Katharine was not legal, and advises the King to take the King of France's sister to wife.

"Sit alia magni Galliæ Regis soror,

Est digna Rege, Regius sanguis simul."

He then appears with Reason, Piety, and Clemency on the stage with him, who argue the matter in a different way, but in vain. At length comes a Chorus "Virginum Anglicarum" in praise of Chastity, and in abuse of Anne Boleyn, who is called Pellex, and Meretrix, and Scortum, throughout. The second Act opens with Queen Katharine and Thomas More. The injured Queen says,

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More endeavours to console her with some moral reflections. Then Henry questions Brian as to what is said of his intended divorce in the Senate, and what the Bishops say,

"Ast ordo sacer

Quid ille de me?"

But the answer not being very favourable, Anne Boleyne tells him

"Duces pudicam, virginem castam, probam,"

and again insists on marriage; and Longland suggests that the Pope should choose some judge to decide the matter,

"Et purpuratis Patribus Campegium,
Volsaus alter junctus est judex simul."

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