ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

Hymenæa in search of a Husband, 5, 64, 117,
177, 229, 286

Observations on the Principles of the Design for
the new Theatre Drury-Lane, 9

Zara; or the Adventures of an English Wife, 14,
69, 120, 179, 231, 304

Letters on Mythology; translated from the French
of Demoustier, 17, 67, 129, 185, 241, 289
Oakwood House, an original Novel, 20, 73, 130,
187, 246, 292

Stories of Seven Days, 23, 75

FINE ARTS.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE GRAPHIC ART.

Portraits of Charles I. and President Richardot,
by Van Dyk, 38

Christ in the arms of the Virgin Mary, and Car-
dinal Bentivoglio, 96

Francois de Moncade, and a Lady with her
Daughter, 152

Eneas depositing Anchises on the Beach, and
Charles I. Elector Palatine, 203

A Portrait, and Alexander Scaglia, 268

A Lady with a Fan of Feathers in ber hand, and
a Gentleman holding his Daughter by the
hand, 316

POETRY.

Praise-The Oak and the Reed-Friendship, 39
A Lover's Wish-Sonnet-A Lover's Tale, 40
Africa-Winter's Return, 41

To an Exotic-A Ballad-An Epitaph, 97
My old horse Sorrel-The dying Soldier to the
setting Sun-Midnight, 98

New System of Botany, 27, 93, 149, 205, 261, Bonaparte-Ode to a Singing Bird, 99

Death of Mr. Horne Tooke, 124

Singular and interesting Narrative, 127
News from the Comet, 134

Extract from Mrs. Green's new Novel of "Good

men of Modern Date," 143

Memoirs of the late Astronomer, Lalande, 146
Account of Kate Kearney, of the Lake of Kil-
larney, 182

Interesting Account of the fall of part of a huge
Mountain, 184

On the superiority of Vocal Music over Instru-
mental, 191

The Einigrants, 192, 243

Widow Latelove in search of a Husband, 195
A circumstantial account of the Assassination of
Mr. Perceval by John Bellingham, 271
Coroner's Inquest, 272

Life of the Assassin, 274

Trial of Bellingham at the Old Bailey, 274
Execution of the Assassin, 279

Review of the Defence of Bellingham, 239
Parallel acts of Assassination with that lately com-
mitted on Mr. Perceval.-Prediction of the
Death of the Duke of Buckingham, 235
His Murder by Felton, 236

Attempt to Murder the Duke of Ormond, 238
Attempt to Assassinate Mr. Secretary Harley,

238

Hannibal Feracuti, Prince of Sabionetta, 253,
298

A brief Sketch of Miss Burney's new Novel, en-
titled "Traits of Nature," 255
Anecdote of Henry IV. of France, 295
The Wedding Night, 312

Lines to Mary-Reflections in a Church-yard-
The Sweets of Life, 153

Anacreon on himself The Maniac-A fragment
of Lucien Bonaparte's poem "Charlemagne,154
Hope-The Heroine of Saragoza, 155

The Wish-Lines from Lopez de Vega-Inscrip-
tion in a Grotto-Song, by Mrs. Opie, 209
Epilogue to the new Play called "The Sons of
Erin"-To Love, 210

Anacreontic-Lines written in a young Lady's
Prayer Book-Betty Amlett, 211

Imitation from the Italian-Sonnet-Phoebe's
Absence The rescued Mariners, 264
The Bridal Night, 317

To Mary, 319

Westminster Abbey-The Sailor's Adien, 320

LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE.

Evening Costume, and Winter Walking Dress, 42
Morning Costume, and Promenade Dress, 100
Walking Dress, and Evening Dress, 156
Evening Dress, and Half Figure in a Walking

Dress, with various Parisian Head-dresses, 212
Morning Dishabille, and Equestrian Costume,265
Opera Dress, and Evening Dress, 321
General Observations and Reflections on Fashion
and Dress, 42, 100, 156, 212, 265, 321

The Mirror of Fashion, 44, 102, 158, 214, 266, 323