Lecturer on Natural History. Trans. from the Swedish.
159--Anecdote of M. Lavater.
175--Origin of the University of Leyden.
180--The Good Friar of Augsburg. (From Mr. Campbell's Journey
over Land to India.)
192--A new view of the city of Copenhagen, with Observations
on the Character and Manners of the Danes. (From Mrs.
Wollstoncraft's Letters during a residence in Sweden, Norway
and Denmark.)
200--Of the Influence of Countenance on Countenance. By
Lavater.
233--Account of a Dutch Drum.
253--An Interesting Fragment. (From the Ghost-seer, or
Apparitionist.)
309--Of the Valteline. From Cox's Travels in Switzerland.
=Amer. Universal Mag.=--Phila.
I--Jan. 2-Mar. 20, 1797.
62--Anecdote of Dr. Franklin and the late King of Sweden.
II--Apr. 3-June 13, 1797.
79--Account of a Cask in the Castle of Konigstein, reckoned
the largest in the world.
172--Extraordinary Anecdote. From the German trans. of
Linnaeus by Prof. Muller.
III--July 10-Nov. 15, 1797.
10--Timber Floats on the Rhine.
128--Occurrences in the Rhaetian Alps. (From the Travels of
Albanies Beaumont.)
204--A Portrait of Voltaire, by the late King of Prussia.
235--General Reflections on Taste. Trans. from the German.
362--The Prudent Judge. An Eastern Tale. Trans. from the
German.
400--Anecdote of Charles XII, King of Sweden.
407--State of Chemistry in Germany.
IV--Dec. 5, 1797-Mar. 7, 1798.
102--Description of Mount Blanc. By M. Bourrit.
237--Some Account of the Tulip-madness, which prevailed in
Holland in the last century.
=Amer. Moral and Sentimental Mag.=--N. Y.
I--July 3, 1797-May 21, 1798.
25--Anecdotes of the late King of Prussia.
729--Biographical Anecdotes of Peter Anich, an ingenious
German peasant.
=Phila. Mo. Mag.=--Phila.
I--Jan.-June 1798.
205--Waldemar, a character from the German of Jacobi of
Dusseldorf.
=Weekly Mag.=--Phila.
I--Feb. 3-Apr. 28, 1798.
124--Whimsical Anecdote of the Princess of Prussia.
220--Some Account of the Poems of G. A. Buerger. By the
Translator of Goethe's Iphigenia in Tauris.
II--May 5-July 23, 1798.
152--Account of the Geyser, a surprising Spring in Iceland.
335--Anecdotes of Gibbon. From Matthisson's Letters, lately
published at Zurich.
349--An Anecdote of Emperor Sigismund.
396--Singular Method of employing Dogs in Holland.
397--M. de Saussure's celebrated expedition to Mont Blanc.
404--German Fondness for Good Eating.
III--Aug. 4, 1798-Apr. 6, 1799.
59--A Pyrometer. (From the Travels of Count Stolberg through
Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Sicily. A late Publication.)
181--The Death of Adam. From Herder's Scattered Leaves and
Letters.
243--Sleep. From Herder's Scattered Leaves.
=The Key.=--Frederick Town.
I--Jan. 13-July 7, 1798.
75--The Generous Mask. A Tale. Imitated from the German.
141--William Tell.
187--A Deluge Scene. Trans. from the German.
=Mo. Mag. and Amer. Rev.=--N. Y.
I--Apr.-Dec. 1799.
55--An Ecclesiastical History. By the late learned John
Lawrence Mosheim, D.D. and Chancellor of the Univ. of
Gottingen. Trans. from the Latin by Archibald Maclaine, D.D.
[Review.]
76--Anecdotes of distinguished characters--Kotzebue.
96--Remarks on Lover's Vows: from the German of Kotzebue. By
Mrs. Inchbald.
148--Some particulars respecting the late Embassy of the
Dutch East India Co. to the Court of Pekin.
153--Schiller.
335--Walstein's School of History. From the German of Krants
of Gotha.
II--Jan.-June 1800.
8--Literary Industry of the Germans. [Cf. p. 17.]
73--Description of the Volcano in the Island of St. Lucia. By
M. Cassan. From Transactions of the Swedish Academy of
Sciences. Vol. XI.
133--The Count of Burgundy--Kotzebue. Trans. by Chas. Smith.
[The same.] Trans. by Ann Plumptre. [Review.]
225--The Wild Youth--Kotzebue. Trans. by Chas. Smith. The
Wild Goose Chase--Kotzebue. Trans. by Wm. Dunlap. [Review.]
284--On the Study of German.
444--A View of the State of the Stage in Germany.
III--July-Dec. 1800.
68--Account of the Swedish Island of St. Bartholomew, in the
West Indies.
283--Characteristic Anecdotes of Suwarrow; by a German
Officer, who served under him in Poland.
303--Account of the political journals, &c., in the Dominion
of the King of Denmark.
306--[The same] in Sweden.
453--Pizarro in Peru, or the Death of Rolla.--Kotzebue.
Trans. by Wm. Dunlap. [Review.]
=Phila. Mag. and Rev.=--Phila.
I--Jan.-June 1799.
28--Anecdote of Dr. Franklin and the late King of Sweden.
34--A History of Inventions and Discoveries, by John
Beckmann, public Professor of Economy, in the Univ. of
Gottingen. Trans. from the German by Wm. Johnston. 3 vols.
[Notice.]
147--Anecdotes of the Police of Milan. From a German Author.
224--Der Freistaat von Nord-America; or The Free-State of
North America, described by D. von Buelow. 2 vols. [Notice.]
=Phila. Repos.=--Phila.
I--Nov. 15, 1800-Nov. 7, 1801.
207--Humorous Correspondence. [Dr. Schmidt of the Cathedral
of Berlin with the King of Prussia.]
290--A view of the Private Life of the Late King of Prussia.
331--Remarkable Instance of "the Ruling Passion strong in
Death." [Anecdote of Frederick William, King of Prussia.]
III--1803.
313--The Maid of Switzerland. A Tale.
396--Dr. Laurenzius. The Elwes of Germany.
IV-1804.
38--Klopstock and Gleim.
72--From Travels in Switzerland. By Helen Maria Williams. [13
stanzas given.]
181--Sleep. From Herder's Scattered Leaves and Letters.
187--Anecdote of the Emperor of Germany.
343--A Name to Travel With. (Trans. from the German.)
=Columbian Phenix.=--Boston.
I--1800.
74--On the National Character of the Dutch. (From the MS.
notes of a German.)
94--Handel.
365--Kotzebue.
370--Account of the Anabaptists in Germany, in the year 1534.
=Child of Pallas.=--Balto.
I--1800.
74--[Reference to Lavater.]
210--Anecdote of Frederick III....
Note: Engel has made this anecdote the subject of a little
drama, entitled "The Page."
245--Anecdote of Handel.
=Balto. Weekly Mag.=--Balto.
Apr. 26, 1800-Mar. 27, 1801.
68--Account of General Kleber.
94--The General Advantages of Solitude. From the German of M.
Zimmerman.
=Port Folio.=--Phila.
I--1801.
1, etc.--Journal of a Tour through Silesia. [By John Quincy
Adams. Cf. p. 2.]
58--Gessner. [Prose article.]
186--Letters from an American resident abroad on various
types of foreign literature. [Frederick the Great and
Gellert, a dialogue.]
193--Principles of the American and French Revolutions
compared. Trans. from the German of Gentz.
II--1802.
42--Kotzebue Vindicated.
337--Interesting Travels in North America. Trans. from the
German of Buelow.
II--July-Dec. 1806.
369--Review: The Wanderer of Switzerland and Other Poems. By
James Montgomery. [For quotations, cf. p. 163.]
IV--July-Dec. 1807.
228--"On the Olympic Games, &c." From an Original Work,
entitled "Memoirs of Anacreon, Translated from the Greek by
Charles Sedley, Esq." [In the review of the above is the
translation: "On the Power of Beauty."[50]]
[Footnote 50: "The German poet Uz has imitated this ode.
Compare also Weisse Scherz. Lieder lib iii der Soldat, Gail,
Degen."]
V--Jan.-June 1808.
363--The Signora Aveduta. From the German and French.
380--David Teniers, Painter.
394, 406--Critique. Odes from the Norse and Welch tongues.
Gray. [For quotations, cf. pp. 128, 175.]
VI--July-Dec. 1808.
10--Memoirs of Baron de Besenval. From the German and French.
55--Critique. Odes from the Norse, &c. [Gray. For quotations,
cf. pp. 128, 175.]
I--Jan.-June 1809.
143--Leipsic Fair.
240--Military Character.--Austrians.
III--Jan.-June 1810.
472--Observations on the Music of Handel.
IV--July-Dec. 1810.
264--Sketch of the Life of Ferdinand von Schill.
=Lady's Mag. and Musical Repos.=--N. Y.
I--Jan.-June 1801.
19--All Happiness is Illusion--woe to him who robs us of it.
A Dramatic Anecdote, from the miscellaneous works of
Kotzebue. Trans. by C. Smith.
290--Sketch of Lavater.
II--July-Dec. 1801.
193--Albert and Laura: A Swiss Tale.
284--Extract from a Sketch of the Life and Writings of
Kotzebue.
III--Jan.-June 1802.
100--Extracts from the Writings of Mary Wollstoncraft Godwin.
(From Travels into Sweden, Norway and Denmark.)
=Amer. Rev. and Lit. Journal.=--N. Y.
I--1801.
120--New Discoveries in Medicine, patronized by the King of
Prussia.
333--Wieland, or the Transformation. An American Tale.
[Charles Brockden Brown.]
II--1802.
62--Letter of King Frederick William of Prussia to Major
Hamelberg.
204--A Tour through Holland, in the year 1784. By an
American. Worcester, 1790.
=New Eng. Quart. Mag.=--Boston.
No. 1--Apr.-June 1802.
36--The Art of Prolonging Life. Trans. from the German of Dr.
Hufeland.
67--Frederick the Great. Extracted from Wraxall's Memoirs.
269--An Epigram on the late King of Prussia, and a receipt by
Voltaire.
No. 2.--July-Sept. 1802.
18--Present State of Chemistry in Germany.
52--Boerhaave.
57--John Paul Fred. Richter.
61--John Jerome Schroeter.
169--Of the City of Cairo. From Niebuhr's Travels.
262--German Literature. [A short paragraph.]
No. 3--Oct.-Dec. 1802.
28--Disputes between the Brunonians and Antibrunonians in
Germany.
198--A curious Memoir of M. Emanuel Swedenborg, concerning
Charles XII of Sweden.
=Juvenile Mag.=--Phila.
II--1802.
94--Life of Lavater, the celebrated Physiognomist.
94--Anecdote of Professor Junker of the University of Halle.
IV--1802 [1804?].
198--Luther.
=Balance and Columbian Repos.=--Hudson (N. Y.)
II--1803.
240--A Gallant Dutchman.
304--Anecdote of a German Chemist.
III--1804.
220--Female Swindler at Vienna. From a London Paper.
=Weekly Visitor.=--N. Y.
I--Oct. 9, 1802-Apr. 2, 1803.
36--Manners of the Arabians in Egypt. From Niebuhr's Travels.
54--Swiss Insurrection.
86--Switzerland.
148--Anecdote of Gerard Dou, a famous Dutch painter.
=Boston Weekly Mag.=--Boston.
I--Oct. 30, 1802-Oct. 22, 1803.
116--Kotzebue's Account of the Illness and Death of his Wife.
182--Anecdote of Prof. Junker of the Univ. of Halle.
II--Oct. 29, 1803-Oct. 20, 1804.
74--Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden.
126--City of Berne.
III--Oct. 27, 1804-Oct. 19, 1805.
74, 102, 142--Anecdotes of the King of Prussia.
=Mass. Missionary Mag.=--Salem and Boston.
III--June 1805-May 1806.
121--Memoir of the late Rev. John Casper Lavater.
229--Duke of Saxony.
IV--June 1806-May 1807.
263--Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden.
V--June 1807-May 1808.
193--Dr. Spener.
=Lit. Mag. and Amer. Register.=--Phila.
I--Oct. 1803-Mar. 1804.
168, 171, 253, 254--Journey through part of Pennsylvania.
[References to the Germans.]
468--Criticism on Klopstock's Messiah. [Trans. of 15 lines
given. Cf. p. 66.]
II--Apr.-Dec. 1804.
33--Particulars respecting Sweden, by Ascerbi.
39--Description of Dresden and its environs, from an accurate
and extensive work, which has lately appeared in the form of
letters, at Berlin.
105--Account of the Dutch East Indian Settlements.
138--Some Account of a Mechanical Genius. By Stolberg.
299--Excursion to the North of Germany. Description of
Hamburg.
231, 307, 390--Criticism of Klopstock's Messiah. Continued
from I-470. [Quotations given.]
375--Cretins, or Swiss Idiots.
472--Sketch of Amsterdam, taken from the letter of a
traveller who visited that city in July, 1799.
489--Female Swindler at Vienna. From a late London paper.
514--Zeendorf education, and military system.
525--A Flemish Pulpit.
530--Anecdote [of a Dutch merchant].
550--Schinderhannes, the Robber.
552--Tager Talpier [a German who had been married eleven
times].
553--Anecdote [of a German prince Esterhazy].
666--The German School of Painting.
715--The Pastorals of Gesner. [Critique.]
III--Jan.-June 1805.
138--Klopstock and his Odes.
207--Passage of the Alps.
362--Klopstock's Wife.
438--State of Book-making in Germany.
IV--July-Dec. 1805.
28--Dutch Industry.
35--Characteristics of the Military of the French and
Austrians. From a German publication.
38--German Cemeteries.
45--An Account of the Houses of Industry in Flanders.
117--Anecdotes of Wieland.
148--Dutch Taste.
353--Portrait of a Dantzick Merchant.
353--A Prospect of Sweden.
V--Jan.-June 1806.
26--Subterranean Sketch of Sweden.
132--Zurich and Lavater.
183--Anecdotes of the Character of Frederick the Great of
Prussia.
259--Biographical Sketch of Frederick Schiller, the German
Dramatist.
340--The Tyrolese. By Kotzebue.
358--Procession of the Host at Rome. By Kotzebue.
VI--July-Dec. 1806.
297--Kotzebue. [One paragraph.]
306--The French and Austrian Military Character compared.
383--The French in Hanover.
409--The Neapolitan Post-office. By Kotzebue.
451--The Sorrows of Werter. [Critique.]
455, 458--Commercial Sketches.--Prussia, etc.
VII--Jan.-June 1807.
21--A Sketch of Switzerland and the Swiss.
106--A View of Amsterdam; with Observations on the Manners of
the Dutch. By Mr. Holcroft.
163--Statistical View of the Prussian Dominions.
175, 243--Memoirs of Dr. Zimmerman. From the French of M.
Tissot.
218--Abstract of the Bankrupt Law of the City of Hamburg. By
P. A. Nimnich, LL.D., of Hamburg.
283--Abridged History of the Dutch Stage. By M. de Haug.
335--Memoirs of Frederick Theophilus Klopstock, Author of the
Messiah and other Poems. [Summary.]
413--Memoirs of the late Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg,
Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Prussia.
VIII--July-Dec. 1807.
28--Life of Godfred Augustus Burger.
66--Memoirs of the Celebrated Boerhaave.
200--Extract from the will of an old bachelor, who died at
the age of 87. From the German.
202--Anecdote of a Swiss Captain in France.
237--Denmark.
=Mo. Anthology.=--Boston.
IV--1807.
371--The Robbers. [Critique. Author's name not mentioned, but
reference made to the characters: Moor, Francis, Amelia, the
infamous Charles and Kozinski].
V--1808.
258--Sleep. From Herder's Scattered Leaves.
374--Aurora. Ibid.
656--Winkelman. [Short paragraph.]
VIII--Jan.-June 1810.
89--Letters of a German Baron.
350, 425--Greek Literature. German Critics and Editors.
IX--July-Dec. 1810.
55--Biblical Literature. German Critics and Editors.
70--Map of Germany.
191--Oberon, a poem from the German of Wieland, by Wm.
Sotheby. [Review.]
=Lit. Tablet.=--Hanover, N. H.
III--Aug. 1805-Aug. 1806.
27--Sorrows of Werter. "We are informed that this is a true
story...." [Short paragraph.]
34--Biog. of Boerhaave. [A noted scientist of Holland.]
=Companion and Weekly Misc.=--Balto.
I--Nov. 3, 1804-Oct. 26, 1805.
34--[Paragraph on "The Stranger" by Kotzebue. No heading.]
=Lit. Misc.=--Cambridge.
I--1805.
26--A Brief View of the Progress of Literature in Germany.
33--Memoir respecting the Union of the Swiss Cantons, and
their Emancipation from the House of Austria.
77--Memoirs of Salomon Gessner, the celebrated Writer.
=Mo. Register and Rev. of U. S.=--Charleston,
S. C., and New York.
I--Jan. 1805-July 1806.
144--A Protestant Religious Ceremony. Zurich in Switzerland.
255--Singular Customs in New-Holland.
364--Defence of Martin Luther.
=Evening Fireside.=--Phila.
II--1806.
47--Anecdote of the late King of Prussia.
79--Henry, Duke of Saxony.
87--Negotiations between the emperors of France and Germany.
108--Biog. of Baron Haller. [Albert Haller.]
264--The wonderful Boy of Lubeck. [Christian Henry Heineken.]
=Norfolk Repos.=--Dedham, Mass.
II--Nov. 11, 1806-Nov. 3, 1807.
417, 301--Siege of Dantsic.
436--Worthy of Example. Trans. from the German.
436--Discovery of a new planet by Olbers, a German.
=Panoplist.=--Boston.
I--June 1805-May 1806.
35--Lit. Intelligence.--Germany.
225--A new and most extraordinary Society [in Holland].
377--Life of Luther. [From the Religious Monitor.]
467--Distress in Germany.
II--June 1806-May 1807.
38--State of Religion in Swabia, Bavaria and Hungary.
460--Reply of Luther.
484--Lit. Intelligence.--Holland.
III--June 1807-May 1808.
28--Anecdote of the King of Prussia.
38--Letter from Wirtemberg to a gentleman in Baltimore,
regarding the change from Protestantism to Catholicism.
191, 234, 425--Foreign Lit. Intelligence.--Norway,
Switzerland, Denmark, Germany.
IV--June 1808-May 1809.
353--Religious Intelligence.--Sweden.
V--June 1809-May 1810.
171--Extract from Arndt.
=Polyanthos.=--Boston.
II--Apr.-July 1806.
153--Dramatick Biog. Some Account of Gellert.
254--Ladies of Sweden. From Carr's Northern Summer.
IV--Dec. 1806-Mar. 1807.
20--Iceland.
99--Frederick the Great.
124--Eckhof. The German Rosicus.
V--Apr.-July 1807.
=Weekly Visitant.=--Salem.
I--1806.
37--The Spectre of the Broaken--A mountain near Hanover, in
Germany. Extracted from a Gottingen Journal. [The Brocken in
the Harz Mts.]
196--Of Latin Inscriptions.--Kotzebue.
313--Wieland. [Short paragraph.]
=Observer.=--Balto.
I--Nov. 29, 1806-June 27, 1807.
26--Political.--Considerations upon the Rupture of Prussia
with France.
108--Political.--Austria.
172--Reply to the Manifesto of the King of Prussia.
II--July 4-Dec. 26, 1807.
97--Austrian Dalmatia.
108--Martin Luther and Calvin.
=Emerald.=--Boston.
II--Jan. 3-Oct. 17, 1807.
108--[Critique of the "Wanderer of Switzerland." By James
Montgomery, containing extracts. Cf. p. 169.]
308--Short paragraphs by the late King of Prussia.
I--Oct. 24, 1807-Oct. 15, 1808 (New Establishment).
495--Original Account of Sweden.
=Theatrical Censor.=--Phila.
Nos. 1-17, Dec. 9, 1805-Mar. 3, 1806.
19--Dimond's "Hunter of the Alps." [16 lines of poetry
quoted. Critique of the play.]
=Amer. Register.=--Phila.
VI--Part II for 1809.
17--Chap. III. Causes of the Austrian War, its progress and
termination.
VII--Part I for 1810.
3--Reflections on the state of Holland.
215--German Emigrants.
=Pastime.=--Albany and Schenectady.
I--Feb. 21-Aug. 1, 1807.
8--The Vintage Feast. To the Melody of the Ranz des Vaches.
46--[Mention of Klopstock's use of hexameters in his
"Messiah."]
95--Ode, commemorative of the destruction of a corps of
emigrant hussars, under Prince Conde, on the night of the
battle of Kamlach. Scene--Banks of the Danube.
=Wonderful Mag.=--Carlisle, Pa.
1808.
98--Account of the fall of Mount Rosenberg, in Switzerland,
which took place on the second of September 1806.
266--An account of a Journey to the Volcano of Mount Hecla
[in Iceland].
=Charms of Lit.=--Trenton.
1808.
254--The Hermitage, or an account of an interesting
occurrence in the Rhaetian Alps, with the general character
of the Tyrolese.
406--Female Heroism. A real fact, related by Meissner.
=Lit. Mirror.=--Portsmouth, N. H.
I--Feb. 20, 1808-Feb. 11, 1809. [No. 1 imperfect.]
5--A short sketch of the life and character of the learned
and excellent Musaeus. By his pupil Kotzebue. [Continued from
No. 1.]
=Lady's Weekly Misc.=--N. Y.
VII--Apr. 30-Oct. 1, 1808.
62--Statistic on Europe by a German.
380--The Kiss. From the German of Gerstenberg.
VIII--Oct. 29, 1808-Apr. 8, 1809.
152--German Impostor.
=Gleaner.=--Lancaster (Penn.).
I--Sept. 1808-May 1809.
78--The Wanderer of Switzerland. By James Montgomery. [A long
poem, continued from number to number. Cf. p. 175.]
=Boston Mirror.=--Boston.
I--Oct. 22, 1808-Oct. 14, 1809.
No. 14--[Mention of Klopstock's use of hexameters in his
"Messiah."]
No. 17--The Ruling Passion of the Late King of Prussia.
No. 21--Anecdote [of the King of Prussia].
No. 30--Rembrandt (van Rhin).
No. 50--A Comparison of "The Wanderer of Switzerland" with a
poem called Tid Re I.
II--Oct. 21, 1809-July 21, 1810.
15--Boston Theatre. On Monday evening, Oct. 30, will be
presented a much admired Tragedy in three acts, called
"Werter; or the Fatal Attachment." Taken from the popular
German tale called Charlotte and Werter, and performed at
Covent Garden Theatre, London, with great applause. [The cast
follows.]
68--Anecdote of Prince Louis Ferdinand, of Prussia.
85--Biographical.--Hayden.
156--Life of Mozart.
=Amer. Mag. of Wonders.=--N. Y.
II--1809.
159--Extraordinary Heroism of the Antient Scandinavians.
=Thespian Monitor.=--Phila.
I--No. 1. Nov. 25, 1809.
8--Pizarro; or the Spaniards in Peru. (Kotzebue.)
Translator--R. B. Sheridan.
=Select Reviews.=--Phila.
I--Jan.-June 1809.
119--Sketches of Vienna.
151--Vie du Comte de Munnich. Life of Count de Munnich,
general Field Marshal in the service of Russia. A free trans.
from the German of Gerard Anthoine de Halem.--Paris. [Book
notice.]
361--Voyage en Pologne et en Allemagne fait en 1793 par un
Lovonien. 1808. [Notice.]
397--Leontine de Blondheim, &c. By Augustus Kotzebue. Trans.
(into French) from the German with notes by H. L. C. 3 vols.
London 1808. [Notice.]
II--July-Dec. 1809.
370--A Cursory View of Prussia, from the Death of Frederick
II to the Peace of Tilsit.
III--Jan.-June 1810.
132--An Icelandick Tour.
180--Romantic Tales by M. G. Lewis 1804. [Notice. Cf. p. 32.]
361--Voyage dans le Tyrol, etc., i. e. A Tour in the Tyrol,
to the Salt Mines of Salzburg and of Reichenall, and through
Part of Bavaria. By Chevalier de Bray. Paris 1808. [Notice.]
=Quarterly Rev.=--London printed; N. Y. reprinted.
IV--Aug.-Nov. 1810.
61--The Daughters of Isenberg: A Bavarian Romance. By Alicia
Tindal Palmer. 4 vols. London. [Critique.]
=Ordeal.=--Boston.
I--Jan.-June 1809.
266--Austrian and French Troops.
289, etc.--The Rovers, or the Double Arraignment. "The scene
lies in the town of Weimar, and the neighbourhood of the
abbey of Quedlinburgh. Time, from the 12th to the present
century." [In the next number this play is referred to as
"the imitation of the German drama, which we presented in our
last number."]
382--The Austrians in Arms.
=Visitor.=--Richmond.
I--Feb. 11, 1809-Jan. 27, 1810.
62--The Prince of Hesse and the Gray Ass.
181--Swedenburg.
=Omnium Gatherum.=--Boston.
I--Nov. 1809-Oct. 1810.
32--Hans Holbein, the celebrated painter.
67--Curious account of the village of Broek in Westfriesland.
502--Odd Funeral Ceremonies of the Prussians.
=Rambler's Mag.=--N. Y.
No. 4. [1809.]
54--Sketch of the Life of Mozart, the Composer.
=Mirror of Taste and Dramatic Censor.=--Phila.
I--Jan.-June 1810.
---- Emilia Galotti, a Tragedy. Trans. from the German of G.
E. Lessing by Miss Fanny Holcroft. Published by Bradford and
Inskeep, Phila., 1810. [The translation bound at end of Jan.
number.]
II--July-Dec. 1810.
95--The Life of Lessing, Author of Emilia Gallotti, a Tragedy
which will appear in a future number.
204--Remarks on Emilia Galotti; the Tragedy which accompanies
this number, by Thomas Holcroft.
221--History of the Stage. Chap. VIII. German Theatre.
=The Quarterly Rev.=--London printed; N. Y. reprinted.
II (Aug.-Nov. 1809)--N. Y. 1810.
118--An Historical Survey of the Ecclesiastical Antiquities
of France, with a View to illustrate the Rise and Progress of
Gothic Architecture in Europe. By G. D.
Whittington.--Cambridge 1809. [Review.]
278--Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden, during the
years 1805-08. By Robert Ker Porter. London 1809. [Review.]
338--William Tell, or Swisserland delivered. By Chevalier de
Florian, &c. Trans. from the French. By Wm. B. Hewetson.
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IV (Aug.-Nov. 1810)--N. Y. 1810.
61--The Daughters of Isenberg: A Bavarian Romance. By Alicia
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=Harvard Lyceum.=--Cambridge.
I--July 14, 1810-Mar. 9, 1811.
264--German Scholars.
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LIST OF MAGAZINES EXAMINED.