LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC

REPOSITORY,

AND

CRITICAL REVIEW.

VOL. II.

(Nos. 3 & 4.)

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY.

NEW-YORK:

WILEY & HALSTED.

CLAYTON & KINGSLAND, PRINTERS.

1821.

35-112

2-2

CONTENTS

OF

No. 3.

ORIGINAL.

ART. I. Chalmers' General Biographical Dictionary :-Arti-

cle 'WASHINGTON.' Vol. 31st.

ART. II. Letter to the farmers and graziers of Great Britain;

explaining the advantages of using Salt, in the

various branches of Agriculture, and in feeding all

kinds of farm-stock. By Samuel Parkes, F. L. S.
&c.

Page

9

14

ART. III. Naval History of the United States, from the com-

mencement of the Revolutionary War to the pre-

sent time. By Thomas Clark.

20

ART. IV. Letters to James Monroe, President of the United

States, from William King, late a Colonel in the

Army of the U. S.

37

ART. V. Yamoyden, a tale of the wars of King Philip, in six

Cantos. By the late Rev. James Wallis Eastburn,

A. M. and his Friend.

51

ART. VI. The Brief Remarker on the ways of man, &c. By

Ezra Sampson.

68

ART. VII. American Academy of Language and Belles-Let-

tres. [Circular letter of Mr. Cardell the Corres-

ponding Secretary; with extracts of Letters from

members of the Academy; and view of its Consti-

tution and Officers.]

ART. 8. Writing by Cipher-[In Rees' Cyclopædia.]

ART. 9. Verses of Myles Cooper, upon Doctor Johnson.

ART. 10. Lines on the late Doctor Joseph R. Drake.

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