THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE, 1808-12
Volume 53, 1808
53 (Jan. 1808): 30-31. A: "Essays, Historical, Literary, and Moral. No. XIX." Thomas Noble
[?]. [Sig.: "T.N."; Pitcher NQ 80: 63]
53 (Jan. 1808): 38-39. L: "District Surveyors and Tumble-down Houses." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name); content reflects Moser's interests as a
London magistrate.]
53 (Jan. 1808): 42-46. R: Joseph Corry's Observations upon the Windward Coast of Africa, the
Religion, Character, Customs, &c. of the Natives. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
53 (Jan. 1808): 53. A: "Lycophron." Rev. Henry Meen. [Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
53 (Jan. 1808): 55-56. V: "Love and Death." Stephen Jones [?]. [Sig.: "J."]
53 (Jan. 1808): 56. V: "Fame." Thomas Belsham. [Sig.: "T.B."; dated Hackney-road;
Belsham, dating from Hackney, contributed a signed item to the EM in 1807.]
53 (Feb. 1808): 83-88. A: "Memoir of the Right Hon. Charles, Earl of Liverpool. . . ." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
53 (Feb. 1808): 101-103. A: "'Dine with the Duke'; Lord Falmouth." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"M."]
53 (Feb. 1808): 103-104. L: "Remarks on the Refusal of Legal Tower Halfpence." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name); content is consistent with
Moser's interest in banking.]
53 (Feb. 1808): 137. V: "The Sigh. A Question answered in poetic Stanzas." Catherine
Bayley. [Sig.: "Mrs. Bayley"; Catherine Bayley contributed a signed poem to EM 54
(1808): 218.]
53 (Feb. 1808): 139-140. V: "Solitude." Thomas Belsham. [Sig.: "T.B."; dated Hackney-road;
Belsham, dating from Hackney, contributed a signed item to the EM in 1807.]
53 (Mar. 1808): 190-191. L: "Antiquity of the Figure of a Giant, near Cerne, in Dorsetshire."
William Reid [?]. [Sig.: "W.R."; Reid contributed nearly a dozen pieces during the
preceding year, one of which (EM 51 [1807]: 189) likewise concerns British antiquity.]
53 (Mar. 1808): 198-202. R: Rebecca: or, the Victim of Duplicity. Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"J.M."]
53 (Mar. 1808): 208-209. L: "On the Importance and present State of the Silk Manufactory."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name); dated from Spital Fields,
whence Moser wrote; letter, urging the public to stimulate the British silk industry, echoes
Moser's signed comments in EM 40 (1801): 268-275, 466-473, and 70 (1816): 422-424.]
53 (May 1808): 323-328. A: "A Biographical Sketch of Thomas Goodall, Esq. Commandant of
the Haytian Flotilla." Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
53 (May 1808): 350-352. L: "Comparison of Style in the Epistolary Correspondence of Men of
Fashion of the present Day." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."]
53 (June 1808): 418-420. A: "Essays, Historical, Literary, and Moral. No. XXII." Thomas
Noble [?]. [Sig.: "T.N."; Pitcher NQ 80: 63]
53 (June 1808): 431-432. A: "Essay on Time and Patience." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."
("the Author of 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
Volume 54, 1808
54 (July 1808): 18-21. A: "Essay on the Art of Getting Drunk." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."
("the Author of 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
54 (Aug. 1808): 102-103. A: "The Melange, No. IX [re Sir Edward Howard; Edward Stafford,
3rd Duke of Buckingham; Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk; and Dr. John Langhorne]."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
54 (Sept. 1808): 192-194. A: "The Melange, No. X [re Sir Thomas Wyat [sic], Francis Fawkes,
and Dr. Messenger Monsey]." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
54 (Sept. 1808): 196-204. R: Charles Jenkinson, 1st Earl of Liverpool, A Treatise on the Coins
of the Realm, in a Letter to the King. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
54 (Oct. 1808): 301-304. A: "Essay on the Power and Use of Enemies." George Brewer. [Sig.:
"G.B." ("the Author of 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
54 (Nov. 1808): 352-354. A: Portions of "The Melange. No. XI ['Placards; or, the Dutch
Sentinel'; 'A New Method of Advertising'; John Tillotson, Archbishop of Canterbury]."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
Volume 55, 1809
55 (Jan. 1809): 78. V: "Address to the Patrons of the Refuge for the Destitute. Written by a
Young Lady, at the Desire of a Friend to the Institution, for the Anniversary Dinner on the
26th January, 1809." Anna Jane Vardill. [EM 61 (1812): 275n attributes this item to
Anna Jane Vardill.]
55 (Feb. 1809): 121-128. R: Francis Grose, Thomas Astle, et al., The Antiquarian Repertory.
Joseph Moser. [Conc. (EM 55 [1809]: 380-385) is signed "J.M."]
55 (Feb. 1809): 145-146. V: "The Mariner's Dream." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
55 (Mar. 1809): 174-175. A: "Milton's Comus. L. 340." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."]
55 (Mar. 1809): 187-188. L: "On the Construction and Destruction of Theatres." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
55 (Mar. 1809): 209-216. R: Grose, Astle, et al., The Antiquarian Repertory (cont.). Joseph
Moser. [Conc. (EM 55 [1809]: 380-385) is signed "J.M."]
55 (Apr. 1809): 272. A: "Archbishop Usher [Ussher]" (item in "The Melange. No. XII").
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
55 (Apr. 1809): 289-292. R: Richard Cumberland's John de Lancaster: a Novel. Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "J.M."]
55 (Apr. 1809): 293-297. R: Grose, Astle, et al., The Antiquarian Repertory (cont.). Joseph
Moser. [Conc. (EM 55 [1809]: 380-385) is signed "J.M."]
55 (May 1809): 339-346*. A: "Memoir of the Right Hon. [Alexander] Lord Cochrane, K.B.,
&c." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
55 (May 1809): 358-361. A: "Essay on Prejudice." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B." ("the Author
of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
55 (May 1809): 368-371. A: "The Eagle Tower, Carnarvon [sic]." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
55 (May 1809): 371. L: "Brief Notices in Commemoration of Angelica Kauffman [sic]." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name); artfully praises the EM's memoir
of Angelica Kauffmann (EM 55 [1809]: 251-262), a signed piece by Moser himself,
though without acknowledging his authorship of it, and requests the publication of the
enclosed additional information re Kauffmann]
55 (May 1809): 380-385. R: Grose, Astle, et al., The Antiquarian Repertory (conc.). Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
55 (May 1809): 398-399. V: "The Song of Momus. From the Drama of Orbis; or, [']The World
in the Moon.' (Unpublished.)." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."; Orbis; or, The World in the
Moon is published in its entirety in EM 58 (1810): 262-273, 333-346, and 414-423 with
Moser's name listed as the author.]
55 (June 1809): 419-421. A: "Brief Notice of General Don Joseph Palafox. . . ." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
55 (June 1809): 424-426. A: "Account of Christ's Hospital." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
55 (June 1809): 441-442. A: "Historical Traits of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
55 (June 1809): 443-444. L: "Lieutenant-Colonel Oat" (contained within "The Melange. No.
XIII"). Joseph Moser [?]. [Sig.: "H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name)]
55 (June 1809): 449-450. L: "Proposal for a Depository for Infants." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"J.M."; reference to a recent accident in Spital Fields, whence Moser dated an item in the
EM in 1805; content reflects Moser's experience and humanitarian sympathies as a
magistrate.]
55 (June 1809): 467. A: "St. Mark. C. 9. V. 49." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."]
Volume 56, 1809
56 (July 1809): 3-6. A: "Brief Notice of Richard Cumberland, Esq." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"M."]
56 (July 1809): 6-7. L: "Public Safety involved in Canine Cruelty." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name); content reflects Moser's interests and
experience as a London magistrate.]
56 (July 1809): 7-8. A: "The Melange. No. XIV [re James Barry the painter, Pasquali the
musician, and Dr. Nathaniel St. André]." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (July 1809): 9-13. A: "Frontispiece. The Abbey Church of the Holy Cross, Formerly the
Monastery of St. Peter and St. Paul, Shrewsbury." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (July 1809): 20-21. A: "Preface" to "Biographical Memoirs of Richard Gough, Esq." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (July 1809): 24. A: "Biographical Memoirs of Richard Gough, Esq. (Extracted from the
Gentleman's Magazine, for March and April, 1809.)." John Nichols (p. 24 only of the
memoir, which consists of pp. 21-24). [Sig.: "J.N."]
56 (July 1809): 32. A: "St. Luke. C. 12. V. 49." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7: 38]
56 (July 1809): 33-39. R: Sir Robert Ker Porter's Letters from Portugal and Spain: written
during the March of the British Troops under Sir John Moore. . . . By an Officer.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
56 (July 1809): 39-43. R: The Husband and the Lover: An historical and moral Romance.
Joseph Moser. [Conc. (EM 56 [1809]: 279-283) is signed "M."]
56 (Aug. 1809): 87-88. A: "The Melange. No. XV. Dr. [Samuel] Squire [misspelled as
'Squires'], the Bishop of St. David's, and the Rev. Mr. Pinyott." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"M."]
56 (Aug. 1809): 107-115. A: "Biographical Memoirs of Richard Gough, Esq. . . . [conc.]." John
Nichols. [Sig.: "J.N."]
56 (Aug. 1809): 120-125. R: Lawrance [sic] Dundas Campbell's The Asiatic Annual Register;
or, A View of the History of Hindustan, and of the Politics, Commerce, and Literature of
Asia, Vol. VIII. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Aug. 1809): 126-127. R: Anna Jane Vardill's Poems and Translations from the Minor Greek
Poets and others: written chiefly between the Ages of Ten and Sixteen, by a Lady.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Aug. 1809): 127-128. A: "1 Corinth. C. 11. V. 29." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust.
7: 38]
56 (Sept. 1809): 163-164. A: "The Late Matthew Boulton, Esq. of Soho, F.R.S. &c. &c."
Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
56 (Sept. 1809): 164-165. A: "Pindar's Olymp. Od. 4." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust.
7: 37]
56 (Sept. 1809): 173-176. A: Portions re Earl Godwin, Sir William Hankford, and John de
Camois included in "A Collection of Anecdotes and Remarkable Characters; Including
Historical Traits, from an Early Period. . . . No. II." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Sept. 1809): 178-182. A: "The Melange. No. XVI [re John Palmer, comedian]." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Sept. 1809): 196. L: "The Bible [re an officiating minister reading the wrong lesson for the
day]." James Bindley [?]. [Sig.: "J.B."; Sherbo 84: 227 conjectures that James Bindley
was "the 'J.B.' who contributed many pieces to the EM" but does not identify most of
those pieces.]
56 (Sept. 1809): 196-201. R: Hannah More's Coelebs in Search of a Wife. . . . The tenth
edition. Joseph Moser. [Conc. (EM 56 [1809]: 373-378) is signed "J.M."]
56 (Sept. 1809): 201-205. R: The Husband and the Lover: An historical and moral Romance
(cont.). Joseph Moser. [Conc. (EM 56 [1809]: 279-283) is signed "M."]
56 (Oct. 1809): 252. A: "Pindar's Olymp. Od. 4 [conc.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 37]
56 (Oct. 1809): 265-268. A: "A Collection of Anecdotes and Remarkable Characters. . . . No.
III." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Oct. 1809): 279-283. R: The Husband and the Lover: An historical and moral Romance
(conc.). Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Oct. 1809): 283-287. R: More's Coelebs in Search of a Wife (cont.). Joseph Moser.
[Conc. (EM 56 [1809]: 373-378) is signed "J.M."]
56 (Oct. 1809): 292-294. A: "Cursory and Brief Observations on a 'Description of Beauchamp
Chapel, adjoining to the Church of St. Mary at Warwick. . . . By Richard Gough, Esq.'"
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."; long footnote (p. 293n) contains a detailed history of
painting in enamel, which was Moser's first occupation.]
56 (Nov. 1809): 328. A: "Pindar's Pyth. Od. 7." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7: 37]
56 (Nov. 1809): 354-355. A: "Oriental Observations. No. VI. The Dawn of Indian Commerce."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Nov. 1809): 360-361. A: "Dartford Nunnery, Kent." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Nov. 1809): 373-378. R: More's Coelebs in Search of a Wife (conc.). Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "J.M."]
56 (Dec. 1809): 409-411. A: "The Well of Bheesim. An Eastern Tale." George Brewer. [Sig.:
"the Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"; Watson 138]
56 (Dec. 1809): 412. A: "Pindar's Pyth. Od. 7 [conc.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust.
7: 37]
56 (Dec. 1809): 413-414. A: "Panshanger, Herts, The Seat of the Right Hon. Earl Cowper."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Dec. 1809): 419-420. A: Portion re Thomas, Lord D'Arcy, included in "A Collection of
Anecdotes and Remarkable Characters. . . . No. V." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Dec. 1809): 424-427. A: "Oriental Observations. No. VII." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
56 (Dec. 1809): 442-444. R: Samuel Wix's Scriptural Illustrations of the Thirty-nine Articles of
the Church of England. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
56 (Dec. 1809): 455-457. L: "Genealogical and Heraldic Account of the Coote Family." Ralph
Bigland. [Sig.: "B."; dated Herald's College, whence Ralph Bigland wrote to the GM in
1809]
Volume 57, 1810
57 (Jan. 1810): 3-8. A: "Memoir of George Nicholas Hardinge, Esq." Joseph Moser [?].
[Preceded by verses signed "M." by way of proem]
57 (Jan. 1810): 19-20. A: Portion entitled "Charles Seymour, Earl of Worcester," included in "A
Collection of Anecdotes and Remarkable Characters. . . . No. VI." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
57 (Jan. 1810): 25-26. A: "Twelfth Night; or, the Mystery of Wassailing, as performed by our
Ancestors." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (Jan. 1810): 28-29. A: "Brief Observations on Speculating in Guineas." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."; content reflects Moser's interest in banking.]
57 (Jan. 1810): 30-33. A: "Essay on the Enjoyments, Pleasures, and Luxuries of Life." George
Brewer. [Sig.: "the Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"; Watson 138]
57 (Jan. 1810): 35-36. L: "Recipe for the Gravel [prescribing carrot seeds]." Dr. John Carey.
[Sig.: "J.C."; dated from Islington, whence had Carey contributed an item to the GM in
1805; Carey "died . . . from calculus, the last years of his life having been embittered by
distressing complaints" (DNB 3: 982).]
57 (Jan. 1810): 38-44. R: James Stanier Clark's The Life of Admiral Lord Nelson. Joseph
Moser. [Conc. (EM 57 [1810]: 283-287) is signed "J.M."]
57 (Jan. 1810): 47-48. A: "Pindar's Od. Pyth. 8." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7: 37]
57 (Feb. 1810): 84-85. A: "Anecdote of Alexander de Medicis, Duke of Tuscany." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (Feb. 1810): 108n. N: Re William Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester. Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"M."]
57 (Feb. 1810): 108-111. A: "The Cathedral of Litchfield, Staffordshire." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"M."]
57 (Feb. 1810): 111-112. A: "Observations on Silk and the Silk Manufacture in different
Provinces of Hindostan." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."; dated Spital-square; Moser was
for years a magistrate in Spital Fields and contributed signed items to the EM 40 (1801):
268-275, 466-473, and 70 (1816): 422-424 re the British silk industry.]
57 (Feb. 1810): 118-123. R: Clark's Life of Admiral Lord Nelson (cont.). Joseph Moser.
[Conc. (EM 57 [1810]: 283-287) is signed "J.M."]
57 (Feb. 1810): 125-126. A: "Pindar's Pyth. Od. 8 [cont.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 37]
57 (Feb. 1810): 131-132. L: "Hints respecting Bullock Hunting." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "H.R."
(terminal letters of Moser's name); content reflects Moser's interests and experience as a
London magistrate.]
57 (Mar. 1810): 168. A: "Essay on the Enjoyments, Pleasures, and Luxuries of Life [conc.]."
George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B." ("the Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of
Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
57 (Mar. 1810): 189-190. L: "Examples of that Species of Literature termed Commemoratory or
Monumental." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
57 (Mar. 1810): 202-208. R: Clark's Life of Admiral Lord Nelson (cont.). Joseph Moser.
[Conc. (EM 57 [1810]: 283-287) is signed "J.M."]
57 (Mar. 1810): 208-209. R: The Spirit of the Public Journals, for 1809, ed. Stephen Jones.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (Mar. 1810): 211-212. R: Sir Samuel Romilly's Observations on the Criminal Law of
England, as it relates to capital Punishments. George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."]
57 (Mar. 1810): 212-213. A: "Pindar's Pyth. Ode [cont.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 37]
57 (Mar. 1810): 213-214. A: "Observations on the 14th Ode of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev.
Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S.H.C."; Cassan used this signature repeatedly in the GM,
to which he contributed several items on Horace; he submitted signed contributions to the
EM beginning in 1814.]
57 (Apr. 1810): 244-245. A: "Pindar's 8th Pythic Ode [conc.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Illust. 7:
37]
57 (Apr. 1810): 271-272. A: "The Well of Bheesim. An Eastern Tale [cont.]." George Brewer.
[Cont. of EM 56 (1809): 409-411, which is signed "the Author of the 'Essays after the
Manner of Goldsmith'"; Watson 138]
57 (Apr. 1810): 273. A: "Characteristics." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."; Watson 143]
57 (Apr. 1810): 276. A: "Observations on Horace. No. II. Observations on the 15th Ode of the
3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S.H.C."; Cassan used this
signature repeatedly in the GM, to which he contributed several items on Horace; he
submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
57 (Apr. 1810): 277-282. R: Rev. Daniel Lysons's Magna Britannia: Being a concise
Topographical Account of the several Counties of Great Britain. Joseph Moser. [Conc.
(EM 57 [1810]: 367-374) is signed "J.M."]
57 (Apr. 1810): 283-287. R: Clark's Life of Admiral Lord Nelson (conc.). Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "J.M."]
57 (Apr. 1810): 287-290. R: Marshall's A Review of the Reports to the Board of Agriculture.
Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."]
57 (Apr. 1810): 291. R: Edward Goulburn's The Pursuits of Fashion: A Satirical Poem.
George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."]
57 (Apr. 1810): 292-293. L: "Commemoration of Lord Nelson's Coxswain, John Sykes."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (Apr. 1810): 305. V: "Impromptu." Charles Dibdin. [Sig.: "Mr. Dibdin"]
57 (May 1810): 328. A: "Lucrum Hominis Praecipuum: sive, de Religione Tractatus. . . ." Rev.
Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; GM 87-i (1817): 87]
57 (May 1810): 354-357. A: "Dissipation; or, The Origin of Parties. Part I." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
57 (May 1810): 360-361. A: "The Melange. No. XXIII" (inc. "The Dying Swan" and "The
Culprit's Petition"). Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (May 1810): 361-362. A: "Observations on Horace. No. III. Observations on the 16th Ode
of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
57 (May 1810): 363-367. R: Thomas Faulkner's An Historical and Topographical Description
of Chelsea and its Environs. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
57 (May 1810): 367-374. R: Lysons's Magna Britannia (conc.). Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
57 (May 1810): 374-375. R: Edwin Godden Jones's An Account of the remarkable Effects of the
Eau Medicinale d'Husson in the Gout. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (May 1810): 381. V: "Epitaph on W. Havard, Esq." Charles Dibdin. [Sig.: "Mr. Dibdin"]
57 (June 1810): 404-405. A: "Lucrum Hominis Praecipuum: sive, de Religione." Rev. Henry
Meen. [Sig.: "R."; GM 87-i (1817): 87]
57 (June 1810): 405-408. A: "London Bridge, &c." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
57 (June 1810): 427-435. A: "The Confession of Julien de Joinville. A Moral Tale." John
Jones [?]. [Sig.: "J.J."]
57 (June 1810): 450-452. R: Samuel Jackson Pratt's The Lower World: a Poem. Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "J.M."]
57 (June 1810): 452-454. A: "Observations on Horace. No. IV. Observations on the 17th Ode
of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
57 (June 1810): 460-461. V: "Original Lines on the Royal Hospital and Royal Military Asylum. .
. ." Samuel Jackson Pratt. [Sig.: "Mr. Pratt"]
Volume 58, 1810
58 (July 1810): 7. A: "Observations on Horace. No. V. Observations on the 18th Ode of the 3d
Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this
signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning
in 1814.]
58 (July 1810): 7-8. A: "Lucrum Hominis Praecipuum: sive, de Religione Tractatus." Rev.
Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; GM 87-i (1817): 87]
58 (July 1810): 20-21. A: "Commemoratory Thoughts on the Genius of . . . William Windham."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
58 (July 1810): 24-26. A: "Account of the Rise of Fairlop Fair." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
58 (Aug. 1810): 87-88. A: "Pindar's 10th Nem. Od." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7:
37]
58 (Sept. 1810): 163-167. A: "Memoir of James Brindly, Esq." Joseph Moser [?]. [Preceded
by verses signed "M." by way of proem]
58 (Sept. 1810): 167-168. A: "Pindar's 10th Nem. Od." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust.
7: 37]
58 (Sept. 1810): 192-193. L: "Of Crimes and Punishments." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M.";
content reflects Moser's experience and humanitarian sympathies as a magistrate.]
58 (Sept. 1810): 195. A: "The Bathos." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
58 (Sept. 1810): 197-201. R: Dugald Stewart's Philosophical Essays. Joseph Moser. [Conc.
(EM 58 [1810]: 438-443) is signed "M."]
58 (Sept. 1810): 206-210. R: The Associate Minstrels. James Bindley [?]. [Sig.: "J.B.";
Sherbo 84: 227 conjectures that James Bindley was "the 'J.B.' who contributed many
pieces to the EM" but does not identify most of those pieces.]
58 (Oct. 1810): 243-244. A: "The Jubilee [in celebration of George III's accession]." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 247. V: "To the Memory of Abraham Goldsmid, Esq." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"J.M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 247-248. A: "Pindar's 10th Nemean Ode [cont.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.:
"R."; Illust. 7: 37]
58 (Oct. 1810): 258-260. A: "Megacles and Agarista; or, The Year of Probation." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 260-261. A: "The Melange. No. XXVII. The Adventures of Alliteration."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 275-278. A: "Memoir of James Brindly . . . [cont.]." Joseph Moser [?]. [First
installment (EM 58 [1810]: 163-167) is preceded by verses signed "M." by way of
proem.]
58 (Oct. 1810): 279. L: "Venus Preserved, or, The Plot Discovered." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"H.R." (terminal letters of Moser's name); dated Spital Fields, whence Moser wrote;
subject matter (which concerns the clothing industry) is reflective of Moser's signed items
promoting the Spital Fields silk weavers (EM 40 [1801]: 268-275, 466-473, and 70
(1816): 422-424).]
58 (Oct. 1810): 280-284. R: Alexander Henderson's An Account of the Life and Character of
Alexander Adam. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 284-286. R: Catherine Bayley's Vacation Evenings; or, Conversations between
a Governess and her Pupils. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 287-291. R: Dugald Stewart's Philosophical Essays (cont.). Joseph Moser.
[Conc. (EM 58 [1810]: 438-443) is signed "M."]
58 (Oct. 1810): 297-298. A: "Observations on Horace. No. VI. Observations on the 19th Ode
of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
58 (Oct. 1810): 302. V: "Lines, Occasioned by the Death of Benjamin Goldsmid, Esq." Samuel
Jackson Pratt. [Sig.: "Mr. Pratt"]
58 (Nov. 1810): 324-326. A: "Black Gang Chine, Isle of Wight." Joseph Moser [?]. [Preceded
by verses signed "M." by way of proem]
58 (Nov. 1810): 347-351. A: "Memoir of James Brindly . . . [conc.]." Joseph Moser [?]. [First
installment (EM 58 [1810]: 163-167) is preceded by verses signed "M." by way of
proem.]
58 (Nov. 1810): 357-358. L: "Extracts from Butler's Hudibras, in Elucidation of N.S.'s Query."
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
58 (Nov. 1810): 359. A: "Observations on Horace. No. VII. Observations on the 20th Ode of
the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
58 (Nov. 1810): 363-369. R: Walter Scott's The Lady of the Lake: a Poem. Joseph Moser.
[Cont. (EM 58 [1810]: 443-448) is signed "M."]
58 (Nov. 1810): 373-377. A: "How to be Happy. An Essay. (From 'The Town:' After the
Manner of The Spectator.)." George Brewer. [Pitcher L 82: 322]
58 (Nov. 1810): 377-378. A: "Pindar's 10th Nemean Ode [cont.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.:
"R."; Illust. 7: 37]
58 (Dec. 1810): 407-408. A: "Pindar's Nem. Od. 10 [cont.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 37]
58 (Dec. 1810): 423-424. A: "Observations on Horace. No. VIII. Observations on the 21st Ode
of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
58 (Dec. 1810): 438-443. R: Dugald Stewart's Philosophical Essays (conc.). Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
58 (Dec. 1810): 443-448. R: Scott's Lady of the Lake (cont.). Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
58 (Dec. 1810): 451-452. V: "On the Death of Lord Nelson, and the Battle of Trafalgar."
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
58 (Dec. 1810): 452. V: "Horace, Book III, Ode XIV. To the Roman People on Caesar's
Return." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature
in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
58 (Dec. 1810): 452-453. V: "Horace, Book III. Ode XIX. To Telephus." Rev. Stephen Hyde
Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he
submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
58 (Dec. 1810): 453. V: "Horace, Book III. Ode XXI. To his Wine-flask." Rev. Stephen
Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812):
567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
Volume 59, 1811
59 (Jan. 1811): *7. A: "Pindar's Nem. Od. 10 [cont.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7:
37]
59 (Jan. 1811): 17-18. A: "Essay on the Modern Gentleman." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."
("the Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
59 (Jan. 1811): 18-19. A: "Of Fools, and their Follies [trans. from Louis Bernard]." George
Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."; immediately follows another Brewer contribution]
59 (Jan. 1811): 22-23. L: "A Topological Query [re possible errors in Camden's Britannia]."
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
59 (Jan. 1811): 23-25. A: "Observations on Horace. No. IX. Observations on the 22d and 23d
Odes of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****";
Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to
the EM beginning in 1814.]
59 (Jan. 1811): 25-28. A: "Frontispiece. The Front of Mercer's Hall and Chapel, Cheapside,
Formerly St. Thomas of Acons, or Acres." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
59 (Jan. 1811): 42-44. R: Rev. Mark Noble's History of the College of Arms. George Brewer.
[Sig.: "G.B."]
59 (Jan. 1811): 48. V: "A Free Translation of the First Ode of Anacreon. Made January, 1800."
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
59 (Jan. 1811): 48. V: "Epigram Upon one who, instead of patronising the Efforts of poor, but
clever, Authors, set a Price upon their Labours, and published them under his own Name."
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
59 (Jan. 1811): 48. V: "Translation of Anacreon's 58th ode. A fragment." Richard Samuel
White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452,
EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
59 (Jan. 1811): 49. V: "Horace, Book I. Ode XI. To Leuconoë." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan.
[Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted
signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
59 (Jan. 1811): 49. V: "Horace, Book II, Ode II. To Sallustius Crispus." Rev. Stephen Hyde
Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he
submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
59 (Jan. 1811): 49. V: "Horace, Book III. Ode XXII. To Diana." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan.
[Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted
signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
59 (Jan. 1811): 49-50. V: "Horace, Book III. Ode XXIII. To Phidyle, a Countrywoman." Rev.
Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii
(1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
59 (Feb. 1811): 88. A: "Pindar's Nem. Od. 10 [conc.]." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust.
7: 37]
59 (Feb. 1811): 105-109. A: "Dissipation; or, The Origin of Parties. Conclusion." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
59 (Feb. 1811): 111-113. A: "Observations on Horace. No. X. Observations on the 24th Ode of
the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
59 (Feb. 1811): 117-119. A: "On Fashionable Parties." George Brewer. [Sig.: "the Author of
the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"; Watson 138]
59 (Feb. 1811): 119-120. A: "Detached Thoughts." George Brewer. [One of three articles
entitled "Detached Thoughts," all similar in content, that appeared in the EM in 1811; the
second of the three (EM 60 [1811]: 22-23) is signed "G.B.," Brewer's habitual signature.]
59 (Feb. 1811): 132-133. V: "Translation of the 24th Ode of the 3d Book of Horace. To the
Covetous." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this
signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning
in 1814.]
59 (Feb. 1811): 133. V: "A Definition of True Beauty, Supposed to have been sent by an
enthusiastic young Catholic to his female favorite." Richard Samuel White. [Sig.:
"R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812):
50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
59 (Feb. 1811): 134. V: "Inscription, Designed for a Tablet to the Memory of the Rev. Dr. John
Vardill, Rector of Fishtoft and Skirbeck, Regius Professor of Divinity, King's College,
New York." Anna Jane Vardill. [Headnote states that the author of the inscription was
Vardill's daughter.]
59 (Feb. 1811): 136. V: "Time and Opportunity." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
59 (Feb. 1811): 136. V: "Impromptu, On the Capture of the Isle of France and the Gallic Navy."
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
59 (Mar. 1811): 179-180. A: "Observations on Horace. No. XI. Observations on the 25th Ode
of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
59 (Mar. 1811): 193-194. A: "Sally-port, in Rochester-castle, Kent." Thomas Fisher. [Sig.:
"T.F."; GM n.s. 6 (1836): 437]
59 (Mar. 1811): 214. V: "March; The First Primrose." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
59 (Mar. 1811): 215. V: "Anacreon's Second Ode." Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W.";
biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and
Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
59 (Apr. 1811): 258-261. A: "On Gambling." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B." ("the Author of
the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
59 (Apr. 1811): 262-264. A: "Observations on Horace. No. XII. Observations on the 26th Ode
of the 3d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
59 (Apr. 1811): 264. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. The Proem." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.:
"R."; Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
59 (Apr. 1811): 292. V: "Spring. A Sonnet in Imitation of Spencer [sic]." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
59 (Apr. 1811): 293. V: "Translation of the First Ode of Anacreon. On his Lyre." Rev. Stephen
Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812):
567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM beginning in 1814.]
59 (May 1811): 323-327. A: "[Memoir of] William Preston, Esq." Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J.";
Illust. 8: 490]
59 (May 1811): 329-332. A: "Freemasons' Hall and Tavern." Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."; Jones
edited the Freemasons' Magazine.]
59 (May 1811): 335-337. A: "Observations on Horace. No. XIII. Observations on the 1st Satire
of the 2d Book of Horace." Rev. Stephen Hyde Cassan. [Sig.: "S. H. C*****"; Cassan
used this signature in GM 87-ii (1812): 567; he submitted signed contributions to the EM
beginning in 1814.]
59 (May 1811): 337-338. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 5." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.:
"R."; Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
59 (May 1811): 357-364. R: Richard Cumberland's Retrospection: A Poem. Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "J.M."]
59 (June 1811): 411-412. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 32." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.:
"R."; Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
59 (June 1811): 412-416. A: "Barber's Barn, Hackney." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
59 (June 1811): 418-423. A: "Essay on the Dignity of Man." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."
("the Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
59 (June 1811): 443. R: The Ninth Number of the Antiquities of the Metropolis and its Vicinity.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
Volume 60, 1811
60 (July 1811): 11-12. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 37." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
60 (July 1811): 12-14. A: "The Adventures of Typo." George Brewer. [Sig.: "the Author of
the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"; Watson 138]
60 (July 1811): 22-23. A: "Detached Thoughts." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."]
60 (July 1811): 33-34. R: Advice from a Lady to her Grand-daughters, in a series of familiar
Essays, on various Subjects. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (July 1811): 34-35. R: John Toy's Scripture Geography. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (Aug. 1811): 88. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 54." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
60 (Aug. 1811): 99-101. A: "The Adventures of Typo [cont.]." George Brewer. [Sig.: "the
Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"; Watson 138]
60 (Aug. 1811): 126-128. L: "Letter of Ignoramus on Fashionable Manners." George Brewer.
[Sig.: "G.B."]
60 (Aug. 1811): 129-130. A: "On Female Accomplishments." George Brewer. [Sig.: "G.B."
("the Author of the 'Essays after the Manner of Goldsmith'"); Watson 138]
60 (Aug. 1811): 132. V: "Bonaparte [from The Vision of Don Roderick]." Sir Walter Scott.
[Sig.: "Mr. Scott"; BMGC]
60 (Sept. 1811): 166-167. L: "Considerations on the Use of Coffee." Joseph Moser. [Sig.:
"J.M."]
60 (Sept. 1811): 168. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 64." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
60 (Sept. 1811): 179-181. L: "Observations on the Character of Dr. Dee, as connected with a
Description by Shakspeare." Joseph Moser [?]. [Sig.: "H.R." (terminal letters of
Moser's name)]
60 (Oct. 1811): 256. L: "Answer to a Query relative to the Right of Belligerent Nations to visit,
search, and detain Neutral Vessels." George Brewer [?]. [Sig.: "G.B."]
60 (Oct. 1811): 280. L: "Virtues of the Fruit of the Sassafras Tree." W. Wilson [?] [Sig.:
"W.W."; dated from Strand, whence W. Wilson sent a signed contribution to the GM in
1811.]
60 (Oct. 1811): 281-283. A: "The Hotel in St. Martin's-Street, Leicester-Fields. . . ." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (Oct. 1811): 283-284. L: "Farther Considerations of the Salubrity and Advantage arising from
the General Use of Coffee in this United Kingdom." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "J.M."; dated
Spital-square; Moser was for years a magistrate in Spital Fields.]
60 (Oct. 1811): 285. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 64." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
60 (Nov. 1811): 335-336. A: "Detached Thoughts." George Brewer. [One of three articles
entitled "Detached Thoughts," all similar in content, that appeared in the EM in 1811; the
second of the three (EM 60 [1811]: 22-23) is signed "G.B.," Brewer's habitual signature.]
60 (Nov. 1811): 336-337. A: "Home. An Essay." George Brewer. [Sig.: "the Author of
'Detached Thoughts'"; EM article, "Detached Thoughts" (60 [1811]: 22-23) is signed
"G.B."]
60 (Nov. 1811): 340-342. A: "Brief Notices of the late Dr. [Thomas] Percy, Bishop of
Dromore." Joseph Moser [?]. [Preceded by a verse headnote signed "Moser"; Moser
(signing "M.") in EM 61 (1812): 101 refers to this memoir, thanking the editor of the EM
for forwarding a reader's correction to him.]
60 (Nov. 1811): 368-369. R: Poetical Selections: Consisting of the most approved Pieces of our
best British Poets. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (Nov. 1811): 369-370. R: James Parkinson's Observations on the Strata and Fossil Remains
in the Neighbourhood of London. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (Nov. 1811): 370. R: William Bowles's Tratado, Sobre el Ganado Merine, y las Lanas Finas
de Espanda. . . . --or, A Treatise on the Merino Sheep, and the fine Wools of Spain.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (Nov. 1811): 375. V: "Thoughts Suggested at the Approach of Winter." Anna Jane Vardill.
[Sig.: "V."]
60 (Dec. 1811): 434-437. R: James Peller Malcolm's Miscellaneous Anecdotes, illustrative of
the Manners and History of Europe during the Reigns of Charles II. James II. William
III. and Queen Anne. Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
60 (Dec. 1811): 452. V: "Lines, Addressed to the 'Enthusiastic Young Classic,['] who formerly
contributed, under the Signature of 'R.S.W.' to the European Magazine." Ralph Bernal.
[Biographical information contained in DNB 2: 373 and "R.S.W." 's "To the Soi-disant
'Ricardus,'" EM 61 (1812): 50-51] [Pseud.: "'Ricardus'"]
Volume 61, 1812
61 (Jan. 1812): 3-6. A: "Memoir of Lieutenant-General Rowland Hill. . . ." Joseph Moser.
[Sig.: "M."]
61 (Jan. 1812): 17. L: "Letter [signed 'M.'; p. 17] and Extract [anon.; p. 18] respecting
Education." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
61 (Jan. 1812): 20-24. A: "On Humility. An Essay. By Professor Gellert. (Translated from the
French by the late Mrs. Douglas.)." Christian Fuerchtegott Gellert. [Sig.: "Professor
Gellert"; BMGC]
61 (Jan. 1812): 33-39. R: François Auguste René de Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece,
Palestine, Egypt, and Barbary, during the Years 1806 and 1807. Joseph Moser. [Conc.
(EM 61 [1812]: 206-211) is signed "M."]
61 (Jan. 1812): 44-47. A: "Frontispiece. Sketch of the Life, and Brief Observations on the
Shakspeare, of the late George Steevens, Esq. &c." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
61 (Jan. 1812): 50-51. V: "To the Soi-disant 'Ricardus.'" Richard Samuel White. [Sig.:
"R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812):
50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
61 (Jan. 1812): 52. V: "Lines, Sent to a Young Married Lady with a Present of Mrs. Glasse's
Cookery." Rev. William Henry Pratt [?]. [Sig.: "W.H.P."]
61 (Feb. 1812): 88. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 70." Rev. Henry Meen. [Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
61 (Feb. 1812): 101. L: "Observations upon a supposed Error in the Memoir of the late Dr.
[Thomas] Percy, Bishop of Dromore." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
61 (Mar. 1812): 168. A: "Lycophron's Cassandra. Sect. 72." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
61 (Mar. 1812): 206-211. R: Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and Barbary,
during the Years 1806 and 1807 (conc.). Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
61 (Mar. 1812): 219. V: "Lines Addressed to the Instructress of his Daughter, by Mr. D'Israeli."
Isaac D'Israeli. [Sig.: "Mr. D'Israeli"]
61 (Mar. 1812): 220-221. V: "The Insidious Doctor and the Credulous Patient, a Satyrical Fable,
Written November 1799." Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical
information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn
Adm. 2: 4]
61 (Apr. 1812): 243-246. A: "A Biographical Sketch of His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
K.G., &c. &c." Stephen Jones. [Sig.: "J."; article notes that the Duke of Sussex was
Deputy Grand Master of the Antient and Honourable Fraternity of Free and Accepted
Masons; Jones edited the Freemasons' Magazine.]
61 (Apr. 1812): 246. A: "Remarks on 1 Ep. to Corinth. C. 1. V. 12." Rev. Henry Meen.
[Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7: 38]
61 (Apr. 1812): 275-280. R: Anna Jane Vardill's The Pleasures of Human Life: A Poem.
Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
61 (Apr. 1812): 290-291. L: "Extract from the Turkish Spy." Samuel St. Luke. [Sig.: "S.L.";
precedes a second item signed "S.L." in EM 61 (1812): 291, which is dated Poling,
Sussex, whence Samuel St. Luke contributed a signed article in EM 62 (1812): 106]
61 (Apr. 1812): 291. A: "Rice Bread." Samuel St. Luke. [Sig.: "S.L."; dated Poling, Sussex,
whence Samuel St. Luke contributed a signed article in EM 62 (1812): 106]
61 (Apr. 1812): 293-294. V: "Anacreon's Third Ode 'On Love.'" Richard Samuel White.
[Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61
(1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
61 (May 1812): 327-328. A: "Remarks on 1 Ep. to Corinth. C. 1. V. 2." Rev. Henry Meen.
[Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7: 38]
61 (May 1812): 339-341. L: "Observations on Female Seduction." John Jones [?]. [Sig.:
"J.J."]
61 (May 1812): 393-394. V: "Cento, Chiefly from the Works of Shakspeare. On Mercy. To an
Offended Father. Thrown together by R.S.W. Dec. 1799." Richard Samuel White.
[Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61
(1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
61 (June 1812): 432. L: "On Religion." Samuel St. Luke. [Dated Poling, Sussex, whence
Samuel St. Luke contributed a signed article in EM 62 (1812): 106]
61 (June 1812): 442-445. L: "Observations on a Pamphlet, entitled 'Considerations on the
Causes and the Prevalence of Female Prostitution. . . . By William Hale.'" Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."; content reflects Moser's experience and humanitarian sympathies as
a magistrate.]
Volume 62, 1812
62 (July 1812): 7-8. A: "St. Luke. C. 16. V. 9." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."; Illust. 7: 38]
62 (July 1812): 19-22. L: "Observations on Three Letters of the late Dr. Johnson. . . ." Joseph
Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
62 (July 1812): 49. V: "The Sailor's Wife. (Written on being requested to carry a dying Sailor's
last Blessing to his Wife and Children.)" Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
62 (Aug. 1812): 106. A: "To Delicacy." Samuel St. Luke. [Sig.: "St. Luke"; Samuel St. Luke
signed the following article, "Domestic Economy / . . . Toad-in-the-Hole," on the same
page.]
62 (Aug. 1812): 137. V: "Anacreon's 4th Ode. . . . That 'they only live, who life enjoy.'"
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
62 (Aug. 1812): 137. V: "Anna Lamenting a Beloved Husband." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."]
62 (Sept. 1812): 184. A: "Lycophronis Cassandra. L. 1451." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R.";
Illust. 7: 36n-37n]
62 (Sept. 1812): 201-206. A: "Description of St. Michael's Mount." Joseph Moser [?].
[Preceded by verses signed "M." by way of proem]
62 (Sept. 1812): 225. V: "Stanzas, Written on a Second Visit to Rhuddlan Castle, in
Denbighshire, North Wales, after having previously visited that Spot accompanied by the
late Miss B., now Mrs. S." Rev. Thomas Smith [?]. [Sig.: "T. Enort"; Pitcher 93: 165
provisionally identifies the signature as Thomas Smith's but does not identify the various
contributions affected.]
62 (Oct. 1812): 264*. A: "Remarks on the Poetry of Donne." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."]
62 (Oct. 1812): 273-276. A: "Reflections on the Sixth Report of the Directors of the African
Institution." Joseph Moser. [Sig.: "M."; content reflects Moser's anti-slavery and anti-slave-trade sentiments.]
62 (Oct. 1812): 276-281. A: "Hawthorn Cottage. A Tale." John Jones. [Sig.: "J.J."; Mayo
504]
62 (Oct. 1812): 302. V: "Anacreon's 5th Ode. . . . 'Wine and the Rose commixed.' Addressed
to Celestina." Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in
DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
62 (Oct. 1812): 304. V: Extract re Drury Lane beginning "Hail, glorious edifice! stupendous
work!" from Rejected Addresses. William Thomas Fitzgerald. [Sig.: "W.T.F. Esq."]
62 (Nov. 1812): 344. A: "Remarks on St. John, C. 10. V. 24." Rev. Henry Meen. [Sig.: "R."]
62 (Nov. 1812): 355-361. A: "Hawthorn Cottage. A Tale [cont.]." John Jones. [Sig.: "J.J.";
Mayo 504]
62 (Nov. 1812): 363-367. A: "Account of Moscow in the Year 1800 [from Clarke's Travels in
Various Countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa]." Edward Daniel Clarke. [Sig.: "Dr.
Clarke"; BMGC]
62 (Nov. 1812): 391. V: "Anacreon's 6th Ode. . . . 'Amorous Festivity.['] Addressed to
Celestina." Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB
2: 373, EM 60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
62 (Dec. 1812): 438. L: "The Phosphoric Light of the Sea." Samuel St. Luke. [Sig.: "S. ST.
L."; dated Poling, whence Samuel St. Luke contributed a signed article in EM 62 (1812):
106]
62 (Dec. 1812): 441-444. A: "Hawthorn Cottage. A Tale [cont.]." John Jones. [Sig.: "J.J.";
Mayo 504]
62 (Dec. 1812): 444-448. A: "Account of Moscow in the Year 1800. By Dr. Clarke . . .
[conc.]." Edward Daniel Clarke. [Sig.: "Dr. Clarke"; BMGC]
62 (Dec. 1812): 449-450. A: "The Electric Eel." Samuel St. Luke. [Sig.: "S. ST. L."]
62 (Dec. 1812): 471-472. V: "The Sea Storm. Written June 1799. Furit AEstus Arenis -----."
Richard Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM
60 (1811): 452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]
62 (Dec. 1812): 474. V: "Anacreon's 7th Ode, 'On Love.' Translated and Amplified." Richard
Samuel White. [Sig.: "R.S.W."; biographical information in DNB 2: 373, EM 60 (1811):
452, EM 61 (1812): 50-51, and Lincs. Inn Adm. 2: 4]