_PORTRAIT of His Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE._ 1. Pony Phaeton of his Majesty. 2. Emblematical Design for July. 3. New Church, Regent's Park. 4. Archers. 5. Royal Archer of Scotland. 6. Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle. 7. Garrick's Mulberry Cup. 8. Croydon Palace. 9. Hadley Church. 10. Emblematical Design for August. 11. St. Thomas's Hospital, Canterbury. 12. Duke of Devonshire's Villa. 13. Ancient Powder-Flask. 14. Town-Hall, Liverpool. 15. New Prison, Norwich. 16. Emblem of September. 17. Dublin Post-Office. 18. Hammersmith Bridge. 19. Monge's Mausoleum. 20. Ancient Grecian Sepulchre. 21. New Palace, St. James's Park. 22. Plan of Improvements in the Park. 23. Triumphal Arch, Hyde Park. 24. Temple Church. 25. Kew Palace. 26. Kanemboo Market Woman. 27. Shouaa Woman. 28. Bristol Cathedral. 29. Emblem for October. 30. Central Market, Leeds. 31. Palace at Stockholm. 32. Brambletye House. 33. Moated House, Brambletye. 34. Elsineur from Hamlet's Garden. 35. The Camelopard. 36. Body Guard of the Sheikh of Bornou. 37. Lancer of the Sultan of Begharmi. 38. St. Martin's, near Canterbury. 39. Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park. 40. Emblem of November. 41. Haddon Hall. 42. Autographs of the Conspirators in the Gunpowder Plot. 43. Navarino and the Island of Sphagia. 44. Plan of the Attack at Navarino. 45. Castle of the Seven Towers, Constantinople. 46. Fisherman of Bornou. 47. Musician of Mandara. 48. Caxton's House. 49. Bushy Park, the Seat of the Lord High Admiral. 50. Design for December. 51. Greek Armament. 52. City of Old Sarum. 53. The Clarence Cup. 54. New Steam Carriage. * * * * * MEMOIR OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CLARENCE, _LORD HIGH ADMIRAL OF ENGLAND._ * * * * * Ye sacred arks of Liberty! that float Where Tamar's waters spread their bosom wide, That seem, with towering stern and rampart stride, Like antique castles girt with shining moat: Should War the signal give with brazen throat, No more recumbent here in idle pride, Your rapid prows would cleave the foaming tide, And to the nations speak in thundering note. Thus in the firmament serene and deep, When summer clouds the earth are hanging o'er, And all their mighty masses seem asleep, To execute Heaven's wrath, and judgment sore, From their dark wombs the sudden lightnings leap, And vengeful thunders peal along the shore. _Forget Me Not_--for 1828.