CHAP. IV.

Perilous Situation of the Author and his Companions, in the Passage-Boat from Grissehamn to Aland GENERAL CHART of the whole Group of the ÅLAND ISLES, in the Mouth of the Gulph of Bothnia; shewing the nature of the Passage from Sweden to Finland; also the Circuitous Route performed by the Author upon the Ice of the Frozen Sea, after returning from the Isle of Kumlinge to the Bomarsund

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. 176 Ruins of Castleholm, in which ERIC XIV. was confined, 183 Manner and Difficulty of conveying the Carriage &c. on the Ice, over the Inlets of the Sea

CHAP. V.

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Mode of crossing the Frozen Sea in a small Sledge drawn

Extraordinary and interesting Congregation, returning from Divine Service, in Sledges, drawn by Horses

CHAP. VII.

Representation of a Sledge, the common Vehicle for Travelling in Northern Countries of Europe, over the ice or snow it is usually lined with furs, and drawn by one horse

CHAP. VIII.

Finlander of Savolax in the Streets of ÅBO, with his
Sledge

Russian with his Sledge, in the streets of ÅBO

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CHAP. IX.

Tomb of Count Ernsverd, the Engineer who planned the
Works of the Fortress of Sweaborg

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CHAP. X.

Representation of the Stone Theatre at St. Petersburg, as it appeared in 1804, with some of the Public Stoves. . 390

Plan of St. Petersburg

CHAP. XI.

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GENERAL STATEMENT OF CONTENTS.

PART THE THIRD.

VOLUME THE ELEVENTH.

CHAP. I.

P. 1.

FROM SALA TO UPSALA.

Journey from Sala to Upsala-Appearance of Upsala-Present

condition of the University—Afzelius-Thunberg-Botanic

Chemical Schools Mineralogical Collection-

Garden

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University Library-Typographical rarities-Manuscripts-

Codex Argenteus Cabinet of Queen Christina - Myste-

rious gift of Gustavus the Third-Executive branch of the

University-Degrees -Theses-Cathedral-Burial-place of

Linnæus monument erected by the inhabitants-Image of

Thor-Bloody Coat of Eric-Shift of Margaret-New Bota-

nic Garden-Lecture Room-Conflicting opinions respecting

Gustavus the Third-Habits and manners of the Students-

Public Cellars-Conduct of the Students towards the Profes-

total want of discipline-neglected state of science-

want of emulation-habits of intoxication-Character of the

Swedes-Uniform aspect of the country and its inhabitants.

sors

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CHAP. II.

P. 50.

UPSALA TO STOCKHOLM.

Specimens from the Herbarium of Linnæus-Curious Wheel-lock

Musket-Gamla Upsala- Skocloster-State of Stockholm

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upon the Author's Return-Character of the young King—

Table-talk-Royal Fete at the Opera House-Evening's Ad-

venture-Reflections on the Death of the former Monarch-

Opening of the Sepulchre of Charles the Twelfth-Interrup-

tion of the amity between England and Sweden-Club called

The Society-Resemblance to Italian Customs-Booksellers-

Public Dinners-Interior of the Houses-Coffee prohibited-

Anecdotes of the King - Probable Contents of the Chests at

Upsala-State of Literature- Deplorable condition of the

Country Places of Public Amusement—Academies-Riots

at Upsala Royal Palace Chapel-State Apartments

Picture Gallery Private Cabinets of Gustavus the

Third.

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CHAP. III.

P. 109.

STOCKHOLM.

Public Women-Mildness of the Season-Vauxhall-Watchmen

-Balls of the Society-Manners of the Inhabitants-Public

Executions-Artists-Royal Palaces-Views of Stockholm

-Description of Dröttningholm-Lake Molar - Sudden

Change induced by the coming of Winter-Frozen Game-

Population-State of Trade-Boot and Shoe Market-Cabi-

net of Models-College of Mines-Igneous Basalt-Apparel

worn by Charles the Twelfth when he was assassinated—

Cast of that King's face after death-Royal Library-Codex

Aureus Codex Giganteus-Curious Manuscript Code of

Medicine - Typographical Rarities-Collection of Original

Designs-Royal Museum-Observations on the Literature of

Sweden-Literary Productions-Establishments-Gymnasia

-Committee for Public Education-Chirurgical and Medi-

cal Colleges-Remarks on the Swedish Poetry-List of Poe-

tical Works-Operas Dramas-Comedies-Works in the

higher order of Literature.

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