taste by the chief upholsterers of round, and of oblong forms, a little the day. carved at the ends. The tables generally used are INTELLIGENCE, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, &c. Mr. ACKERMANN will publish in a few days, in a pocket volume, with an elegant frontispiece, Letters between Ametia in London and her Mother in the Country, from the pen of the late William Combe, Esq. the popular author of the "Three Tours of Dr. Syntax." " Messrs. Todd of York will shortly publish, an interesting Account of Sheriff Hutton Castle, illustrated with four engravings. In the course of a few days will be published, Excursions through Cornwall, embellished with fifty high finished en Stockdale, Esq. late of the East India W. Buchanan, Esq. has in forward-gravings, from drawings by F. W, L. ness at press, Memoirs of Painting, in two vols. 8vo. containing a chronological history of the different collections of pictures of importance which have been brought to Great Britain since the French revolution; together with remarks, historical and critical, on the art in general, designed to assist the amateur in forming a correct taste and judgment in regard to painting, and to aid him in the knowledge of the genuine works of the great masters. Mr. Wolstenholme of York has in the press, An Account of the Yorkshire Musical Festival held in September last, by a member of the committee of manage- || ment. It will be preceded by a brief notice of the abbey festivals, and of the history of music subsequent to the publication of Dr. Burney's work, the materials for which are so widely scattered, that any attempt to concentrate them must be highly useful. The work will be printed in royal 4to. and ornamented with two elegant engravings of the interior of the Minster, and other plates. It will be ready in June. Mr. Conrad Cooke will publishin June, a new and complete System of Cookery and Confectionery, adapted to all capacities, and containing many plates. This work is the result of thirty years' experience in families of distinction, and contains important improvements in the art. Early in June will be published, a Key to the Science of Botany, comprising a familiar and pleasing conversation be tween a mother and her daughter, by Mrs. Selwyn. It will be illustrated with plates, either plain or coloured. The Wanderings of Lucan and Dinak, an epic romance, in ten cantos, in the stanzas of Spenser, by M. P. Kavanagh, will appear in the course of the || next month. ACADEMY, Royal, premiums of, 60-exhibi- Adams, T. review of his Three Voluntaries, Adventures of a heart, 220 Alfieri, anecdote of, 112 Allan, Mr. observations on a picture by, 356 Angerstein collection of pictures, catalogue Angoulême, duke, theatrical celebration of Antomarchi, Dr. his Last Moments of Napo- Apparition of Woodstock, 323 Appenzell, acuteness of the people of, 344 Arnald, G. observations on pictures by, 179, Arthur, J. review of his Serenada, 175 Author, the hen-pecked, 276 Barenger, J. observations on a picture by, Baron the actor, anecdote of, 343 Beauty, noble exercise of the power of, 161 Beethoven, L. von, some particulars of, 268 Bennett, S. his The Temple of Ezekiel an- Beresford, the Rev. J. his the Cross and the Bochsa, N. C. review of his " "Tis not the Boie, Mr F. Kis curious account of a Norwe- Bone, Mr. observations on enamels by, 357 Bounden, J. his Deserted City, &c. announ-' Bowdler, Mr his edition of Gibbon's Histo- ry of the Roman Empire announced, 310 Brée, chevalier van, observations on a pic- Briggs, H. P. observations on pictures by, Britannia Delineata announced, 185 British Institution, exhibition of, 177 Brooke, captain, his Narrative of a Residence in Norwegian Lapland announced, 246*** Buchanan, Mr. his Memoirs of Painting an-' Bullock, Mr. his Six Months in Mexico an- Busby, Mr. his Costume of the City of Lon- Byrne, Miss, remarks on a drawing by, 363 Christmas festivities in the South of France, Church, the illuminated, at Neisse, in Sile- Clark, J. particulars respecting, 235 Coggins, J. review of his Companion to the Combe, Wm. letter from him to J. J. Rous- Confessions of a Rambler, 65, 127, 225, 278, Cooke, Mathis System of Cookery announced, 180 ve, P. observations on a picture by, 179 Cowper, W. his description of a public flog- Cox, Mr. observations on drawings by, 362 Outler, WH review of his Aussitôt que la bae asoul to emp D. Edinburgh, Four Views of, announced, 185 Elizabeth, princess, view of her cottage at Elopement, the consequences of, 145, 191, Esmenard, M. anecdote of, 334 355 Etty, W. observations on pictures by, 179, 282 Female emigrant, presence of mind in a, 113 Fine arts, 123, 177, 291, 349 Flaxman, Mr. observations on statues by, Flea, elasticity of the, 163- Florence, etiquette of, 163 Fontenelle, anecdote of, 162 Fordyce, Rev. Dr. J. anecdote of, 164 Forrest, lieutenant-colonel, his Picturesque Fortification, ancient Welch, 165 Heart, the adventures of a, 220rors seenida esmeind dored) Hibbert, Dr. his account of the apparition) Highlanders, a tale, announced, 60 d 361 M Gainsborough, Mr. observations on drawings || Hoffland, Mrs. her Decision, a tale, announ- by, 302 Gambier, lord, view of his seat, 126 Gastineau, Mr. observations on drawings by, Gelinek, Mr. review of his Variations, 115 George IV. Ceremonial of the Coronation of, Germany, &c. Views in, announced, 185 Gilly, Rev. W. S. his Excursion to the Moun- Glass for a cabinet, description of, 245 Goblins, the drilled, 150 Gouldsmith, Miss, observations on pictures Gray, Thomas, monument to him at Stoke- Grecian Gallery, exhibition of, 307 240 Half-pay officer, complaints of a, 156 Hamond, É E. review of her Infant Vocal- Harcourt, earl of, view of his seat, 125 bark," 117-his " My bonnie bark," 291 Haydon, B. R. observations on a picture by, Heaphy, T. observations on a picture by, 306 ced, 246 T. C. observations on pictures by,) Honour, points of, 88 Hopkinson, J. review of his Introduction and Howard, H. observations on pictures by, Human stature, anecdote respecting, 163 18% „nizezaný vid Je waiver.& 179067) 351 Mr. observations on a picture by, 352 L 1, 183, Ladies, French fashions for, 58, 121,, Language of Paradise, 344 Launay, Mademoiselle de, account of, 211 Lawyers, the patron of, 110 Lea, river, lines addressed to, 310 Lefanu, Miss A. her Memoirs of Mrs. F. She- Legal ingenuity, remarkable instance of, 75 Lethbridge, J. particulars respecting, 230 179 Linton, W. observations on a picture by, 306 Lisbon and the Portuguese, account of, 46, 77, 143 Loiterer, the, 81, 189, 258 Moscheles, portrait of,, 55 town. 354 Musical review, 49, 114, 172, 236, 286, 345 Old bachelor's closet-window, 6 Oswald, lieutenant J. some account of, 236 "" R. D. his System of Education at New A Poetry, 61, 110, 124, 186, 247, 310 A58 24 797 Pompeii, panorama of the ruins of, 123 363 N. 143 |