LETTER X. From BREMEN. P. 76.
A Defcription of the new City of Bremen; the Au-
thor fplendidly entertain'd by a rich Merchant : Singu-
larities of a German Feaft. Egregious Superfluities.
A most diverting Scene of Converfation with the
Ladies; their incongruous Behaviour, and falfe Mo-
defty: The Author's Adventure with a young French
Gentlewoman, and her Character of the Company.
Mufick or Dancing efteem'd mortal Sins, but Drunken-
nefs, venial. The Author's fudden Departure from
Bremen, and the Reason of it.
P. S. The Author's Journy to Delmenhorst and
Ofnabrug; with a Defcription of thofe Places. An
odd Story of a Magick Horn.
LETTER XI. From HAMBURG. P. 86.
A merry Defcription of the Author's Journy from
Bremen to Hamburg. An Error of Monf. de
Voltaire's corrected. A Sketch of the Character of
the British Society in Hamburg, Odd, but beauti-
ful Character of a dumb Philofopher. Defcription of
the Coffee-boufes in Hamburg.
LETTER XII. From HAMBURG. P. 96.
A Defcription of the Opera-boufe in Hamburg;
a Character of the Performers, and Dramma's per-
form'd there. A Comparison between the German
and Italian Operas; the Author gives Preference to
the former; his Reafons for it.
LETTER XIII. From HAMBURG. P. 100.
A Defcription of the Raht's Keller, an odd Kind
of Tavern, in a Cave, kept for the Benefit of the Pub-
lick: Scandalous Management of it; but a prodigious
Stock and Vent of Wine there; the Economy of it.
Ridiculous Behaviour of a young Hamburgher just
return'd from his Travels. Extraordinary Inftance
of a nice Tafte in Wine. A new Way of curing
Canary.