| Art. I.
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Mounier, de l'Influence des Philosophes, Francs-Maçons, et Illuminées, sur la Revolution de France
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| II.
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Dr Parr's Spital Sermon
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| III.
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Godwin's Reply to Parr
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| IV.
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Asiatic Researches, vol. VI.
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| V.
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Olivier's Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Persia
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| VI.
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Baldwin's Political Reflections relative to Egypt
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| VII.
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Irvine's Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of Emigration from the Highlands and Western Islands of Scotland
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| VIII.
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Southey's Thalaba: a metrical Romance
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| IX.
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Rennel's Discourses on various Subjects
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| X.
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Voyage dans les Departemens de la France, par une Societé d'Artistes et Gens de lettres
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| XI.
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Christison's General Diffusion of Knowledge, one great cause of the prosperity of North Britain
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| XII.
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Bowles's Reflections at the Conclusion of the War
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| XIII.
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Herrenschwand, Adresse aux Vrais Hommes de bien, à ceux qui gouvernent, comme à ceux qui sont gouvernés
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| XIV.
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The Utility of Country Banks
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| XV.
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Pratt's Bread; or, The Poor—a Poem
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| XVI.
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Dr Langford's Anniversary Sermon
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| XVII.
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Mrs Opie's Poems
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| XVIII.
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Public Characters of 1801-2
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| XIX.
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Bonnet, Essai sur l'Art de rendre Revolutions utiles
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| XX.
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Nares's Thanksgiving Sermon for Plenty
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| XXI.
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Horneman's Travels
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| XXII.
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Mackenzie's Voyages in North America, &c.
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| XXIII.
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Wood's Optics
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| XXIV.
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Acerbi's Travels through Sweden, &c.
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| XXV.
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Thornton on the Paper Credit of Great Britain
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| XXVI.
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Playfair's Illustrations of the Huttonian Theory
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| XXVII.
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Crisis of the Sugar Colonies
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| XXVIII.
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Morveau on the Means of Purifying Infected Air, &c.
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| XXIX.
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Dr Haygarth on the Prevention of Infectious Fevers
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