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By a Member of the University of Oxford. 8vo. 9s. Foreign Divinity. OGLES, DUNCAN, and COCHRAN have recently received from the Continewt a valuable Collection of Books in Divinity, purchased on the spot by one of their Partners; consisting of Fathers of the Church; Critical Works; Commentaries; French Sermons, &c. likewise a Few Classics, and Miscellaneous Books. Catalogues to be had at 295, Holborn, and 37, Paternoster-row. Among them are the following: Chrysostomi Opera Omnia, ed. Benedict. 13 tom. folio. Athanasii Opera Omnia, ed-Benedict. 3 tom. folic. Calvini Opera Omnia. 9 tom. folio. Luther's Works. 23 vols. 4to. German. Erasmi Opera Omnia. 9 tom. folio. Melancthoni Opera. 4 tom. folio. Venema Opera Omnia. 25 tom. Marchii Opera. 23 tom. 4to. 4to. 8vo. The Works of Lampius, Schultens, De Moor, Stapfer, Klopstock, Schleusner, Witsius, Saurin, Durand, Masillon, Bourdaloue, Bouillier, Rau, De la Ruc, &c. &c. &c. INDEX. INDEX TO THE TWELFTH VOLUME OF THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. A. Eschylus, remarks on the tragedies of, 124. Agriculture, account of property annually created by, 409, 410-ought Air, capable of containing what weight of water at the freezing point, 91. Analogy, nature of, examined, 304. Animals, influence of colours on, 184, 185. Anjengo, description of, 190. Antelopes, artifice for catching, 334. Ancients and Moderns, comparative merit of, 113. Appiano, (Gherardo) tyrant of Pisa, anecdotes of, 263, 264. Aristophanes, character of, 127. Aristotle's Logic, Mr. Stewart's examination of, considered, 302–307. B. Banking Business, account of, number of public and private banks, 415, Bank Notes, amount of, in circulation, 429-depreciation of, ac- Barrier reefs of coral rock, on the coast of New South Wales, descri- Bear (brown), of America, account of, 333. Bhauts and Brahmins, singular customs of, 204, 205. Bheels and Gracias, a race of robbers, account of, 223, 224. Birds, notice of, found in Terra Australis, 26-extraordinary bird's nest, 27-immense flights of, ibid. 28. Boiling of timber, recommended to prevent the dry rot, 238. Borodino, battle of, 479, 480. Bosquet (Mr.) proposal of, for destroying rats, 462, 463. Botanical productions of Terra Australis, 28-30. Botany Bay. See New South Wales. Bouguer (M.) improvements of, in ship-building, examined and illus- Brahmin, anecdote of one, 221. British Empire, population of, 399-remarks on its progressive in- L L4 ated, |