Pitt, Earl of Chatham, &c., reviewed,
102-120. See Pitt, William.
Thompson, George, Esq., his Travels
and Adventures in Southern Africa,
reviewed, 120-the author a plain,
practical man, 121-Great Britain
forming new associations of mankind
as vents to her manufactures, ib.-
difficulties of the Cape Colony at the
outset, 122, 123--relieved from home,
123-rust injures their wheat, but
other vegetables abundant, ib.-dif-
ference of the Dutch and English
settlers, 124-Grosvenor's ship.
wrecked crew, 125-village of Graaff
Reinet, 125-wandering life of the
boors, and their large herds, 126-
the aborigines, or Bushmen, use poi-
soned weapons, ib.-a case where
pain from them was excruciatingly
felt 30 years after, ib.-visit to a horde
of Bushmen, ib.-village of Griquaas
and its inhabitants, with the noble
conduct of Kramer and Anderson,
127-the Mantatees defeated in bat-
tle by the Griquaas, 128-description
of the migrating springboks or ante-
lopes, 129-miserable condition of
the Bushmen to the north of Cape
Town, ib.—failure of the missionary
establishment at Zag river, 130-spe-
cimen of Europeo South African po-
etry, 131-our author nearly perish-
ing from hunger, ib.-Korannas, a
pastoral people on the banks of the
Gariep, 132-again nearly perished
with hunger, ib.-passes through the
Namaquas, a people similar to the
Korannas, ib.-anecdotes of the lion,
132, 133-recommendation of the
work, 134.
Tilden's Poems, notice of, 504.
Torrens, Mr., his definition of wealth,
59.
Exor Ebraica, by Selden, notice of, 80-
86.
Vanhorne's Lessee vs. Dorrance, case of,
with Judge Patterson's opinion, 202,
Vignolles, Charles, his Observations
upon the Floridas, notice of, 226.
Wakefield vs. Wakefield, case of, 78.
Waldegrave, Lord, his tribute to Pitt,
earl of Chatham, 105.
Walpole, Sir Robert, opposition to his
ministry by Pitt, 106-109-his opi-
nion of History, 308.
Ward, Nathaniel, notice of, 497.
Wealth and Capital, definitions of, 49.
Weights and Measures, report on, to
the legislature of New-York, review.
ed, 533-539.
Welde, Thomas, notice of 493-498.
Wellington, Duke of, notice of, 143.
West on population and theory of rent,
47, 48.
Wheatley, Phillis, African poet, notice
of, 506.
Wigglesworth, Michael, notice of, 501.
Williams, John Lee, his View of West
Florida, examined, 229-235.
Williams, Roger, notice of, 501.
Wilson, Father, notice of, 498.
Winslow, Josias, notice of, 498.
Wolf, Fred. Aug., his Prolegomena ad
Homerum, &c. reviewed, 307. See
Homeric Poems.
Woodbridge, Benjamin, notice of, 497.
Wordsworth, Mr., notice of, 551.
Xylochartion, the bark paper, notice of,
York Town, A Historical Romance, re-
viewed, 19-46-M. Sismondi on a
young nation, servilely imitating the
literature of an older, 19-our litera-
ture borrowed from England, 20,21
-notice of Ludlow and Clarendon's
Memoirs, and Mrs. Macauley's
Events of the Rebellion, 22, 3-
these superseded by Hume, ib.—Dr.
Lingard's work impartial, ib.-En-
glish poetry's connexion with poli-
tics, 24-29-every nation should
have a literature of its own, 31-the
evils of imitation, 32-36-remarks
on, and extracts from, York Tow
36-40-supernatural agend
works of fiction condemned, 41-45
-evils of blending historical actions
with the literature of the day 46.
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