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CONTENTS OF NO. XLV.

I. Letter to Sir JOHN COX HIPPISLEY, Bart. on the

Mischiefs incidental to the TREAD-WHEEL, as an

Instrument of Prison Discipline. By JOHNMASON

GOOD, M. D. F. R. S. Second Edition, with addi-

tions

II. An APPEAL to the People of Great Britain on the

subject of CONFEDERATED GREECE. BY THO-

MAS, LORD ERSKINE

III. An APPEAL and REMONSTRANCE to His Holiness

POPE PIUS VII. By the Rev. CHARLES O'CONOR,

D. D. Second Edition, with additions

IV. The remarkable TRIAL and DEFENCE of EUGENE

PACE

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ARAM, of Knaresborough, for the Murder of DANIEL

CLARK; committed on the 8th of February, 1744-5

65

V. LA GRÈCE en 1821 et 1822.-Correspondance Po-

litique publiée par un GREC ..

97

VI. PRINCIPLES of the KANTESIAN or TRANSCEN-

DENTAL PHILOSOPHY. BY THOMAS WIRGMAN 151

VII. On the NOBILITY of the BRITISH GENTRY, or

the Political Ranks and Dignities of the British Em-

pire compared with those on the Continent, for the

use of Foreigners in Great Britain and of Britons

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abroad; particularly of those who desire to be pre-
sented at foreign courts, to accept foreign military
service, to be invested with foreign titles, to be admit-
ted into foreign orders, to purchase foreign property,
or to intermarry with foreigners. By Sir JAMES
LAWRENCE, Knight of Malta. Original

VIII. An APPEAL in behalf of the GREEKS; with a Letter

159

from LORD ERSKINE to PRINCE MAVROCORDATO 207
IX. On the LEGALITY of IMPRESSING SEAMEN. By
CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. F.S.A. Third Edition,
with additions, partly by LORD SANDWICH ...... 225

CONTENTS OF NO. XLIV.

I. On the Appointment of the Rt. Hon. George Canning to the Foreign
Department; and its Effect on the State of Society in England, and on Eu-
ropean Politics, &c. By L. Goldsmith.

II. Les Cabinets et les Peuples, depuis 1815 jusqu'à la fin de 1822. Par
M. Bignon.

III. To the Mistresses of Families, on the Cruelty of employing Children
to sweep Chimnies. With Wood-cuts. By J. C. Hudson.

IV. Enchiridion; or, A Hand for the One-handed.
By Capt. Derenzy.

With Wood-cuts.

V. Analysis of the House of Commons, as at present constituted; exhi-
biting the Nature and Extent of the Suffrage, Patronage, and Population, in
every County, City, and Borough. With the Votes of every Member.

VI. Leading Principles of a Constitutional Code, for any State. By J.
Bentham. Original.

VII. Recognition of Columbia by Great Britain. By J. Lowe.

VIII. Prosecutions of Infidel Blasphemers briefly vindicated. By the
Rev. W. B. Whitehead. Second Edition, with Corrections.

IX. Unchristian Perfidies of the Most Christian Cabinet of France towards
free Spain. By a British Traveller in the Peninsula.

X. Report on the present State of the Greek Confederation, and on its
claims to the support of the Christian World. By Edward Blaquiere, Esq.

ΤΟ

SIR JOHN COX HIPPISLEY, BART.

ON THE MISCHIEFS INCIDENTAL TO THE

TREAD-WHEEL,

AS AN INSTRUMENT OF PRISON DISCIPLINE,

BY JOHN MASON GOOD, M. D. F. R. S.

SECOND EDITION WITH ADDITIONS.

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