113. to the same, July 11.-another battle expected--333

114. to the same, July 19.-Conduct of General Ilton. "The
Confectioner"--334

115. To the same, July 31.-the temporizing conduct of the
Regency. Bon-mot of Winnington--335

116. To the same, Aug. 14.-Arrival of the Dominichini.
Description. Pun of Madame de S`evign`e--336


117. TO John Chute, Esq., Aug. 20.-Life at Houghton.
Stupifying qualities of beef, ale, and wine. The Dominichini--
[N.) 338

118. To Sir Horace Mann, Aug. 29.-Undoubted originality of the
Dominichini. Mr. Pelham first lord of the treasury--340

119. To the same, Sept. 7.-The marrying Princesses. French
players at Cliefden. Our faith in'politics. Story of the Duke
of Buckingham. Extraordinary miracle--341

120. To the same, Sept 17.-The King and Lord Stair--343

121. To the same, Oct. 3.-Journey to town. Newmarket
described. No solitude in the country. Delights of a London
life. Admiral Matthews and the Pope. Story of Sir James of the
Peak. Mrs. White's brown bob. Old Sarazin at two the morning.
Lord Perceval's "Faction Detected." Death of the duke of