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Song—Rousseau's Dream 176

Londoniana—Smoke; Pestilence; Localities 177

The British Empire in 1829 183

Song 195

Oriental Literature 196

The Gondola 200

Mr. Dickson's Narrative—Mexican Banditti 201, 298

Letter from Miss Amelia Jane Mortimer, London, to Sir Henry Clifton, Paris 214

Parliamentary Anecdotes 217

Bethlehem and the Bedouins 225

Proverbs 233

The Wall-flower 238

Stanzas, imitated from Monti 244

Spaniards! yield not to despair 254

Law as it is 255

A Lament for London 261

The East India Company's Charter 276

Sir Thomas Munro, late governor of Madras 282

The First Month of the Session 289

Specimens of German Genius No. I. 311, II. 444, III. 519

Indecision: our first Day in Paris 317

Correspondence between the Cardinal Ganganelli and Carlini 318

The Fair Sex 326

English Manners, or Satiric Sketches—The Ball Room 327

A Grave Rehearsal—Undertakers 348

Sparrow-Shooting; or, Goose-Green—A Dramatic foolery for the First of April 349

Ode to the New Sovereign of Greece 359

The Lounger; or, Observations on the Month No. I. 301, II. 467, III. 566

Dreams 367

Cloudesley, by the Author of "Caleb Williams" 368

The Proposal of Marriage 373

Lady Byron's Remarks, occasioned by Mr. Moore's Notices of Lord Byron's Life 374

Notices of the Life of Lord Byron, by Mr. Moore, and Remarks on those Notices by Lady Byron, with Observations by T. Campbell 377

Parisian Journal 383, 474, 573

Monos and Daimonos. A Legend 387

Faults on both Sides 392

Coquetry 397

Original Stanzas 412

On Fashions in Medicine 413