American ftates 140, 6. His Bonn, electoral palace of burnt proclamation, commanding 45 fuch as are well affected to Books: government to put themselves under Gen. Howe's protec- His reafons for
refufing an exchange of pri- foners 365. Acknowledges a defeat by Gen. Howe 597. 642. Letter to his lady 689 -Weft-India islands fupplied by the Dutch and French with provifions 358 Weymouth packet-boat ta- - ken by the provincials 503
Witherspoon's fermon 93. His address to his country-
Religion, &c. Beattie on truth 30 Hurd's fermons 36 Theofebes on the worship of Chrift 37
Blair's fermons 42. 197 Scots Preacher 42 Bp Pearce's Commentary 97 Chandler on the Galatians, &c. ib.
On the generation of Jefus Christ ib.
Strictures' on Jenyn's inter- nal evidence ib.
On materialism, &c. ib. Sandeman on the honour of marriage 98
Antidote against Deifm 152 On education 152. 316 Carr's fermons 193 Tucker's fermons 204 Fordyce's addreffes to young
Ganganelli's letters 256 Objections to Lindsay's in- terpretations ib. Lardner on the Trinity ib. Maclaine to Jenyns 317 Holmes on the refurrection
On 436. Co- Jonies, their vaft improve ment, to what owing 115. Veffels taken, Cockney's o-- pinion of their value 672 Americans, on the power of parliament to tax them 33. Abfurdity of their propofals 35. The folly of their re- fistance 49
Anecdote of the Duchefs of
Marlborough 89.' Of the Emperor of Germany 242. Of Mr Foote and his mother
Abp of York's fermon 429 Dodd's thoughts in prifon
Fleming's ingratitude of in- fidelity 497
- Worthington on the gofpel- demoniacs 545 - Priestley's harmony of the Evangelifts 7c6 Hiftory, &c.
576 Annuities, fupplement to cal- culations on the value of 155 Affembly, general. See Scot-Watfon's hiftory of Philip II.
Anderfon on the corn-laws
Mifcellaneous works of the Earl of Chesterfield 205 —Cook's voyage 252. 306.487. 539
The hiftory of the Flagel- lants 257
- A code of Gentoo laws 258. 304
Robertfon's history of A- merica 302 701
The trial of J. Horne 434 A history of literature 498 America.
Faft-fermons 32, 9. 99.154 · Price's additional obferva- tions 98
Effays on the interests of G. Britain and her dependen- cies 98
- Montcalm's letters 206 Burke's letter, answer, &c. 312, 14, 20, 708 Washington's letters 320 Natural Hiftory, &c.
· Gellert's metallurgick chy- mistry 40
Gentleman Farmer 30 Born, Baron, his travels thro' Italy 40. His letters to Pro- feffor Ferber 207 Borthwick, Mr, his claim to peerage rejected 92 Bowyer, Mr, confolatory let- ter to him on the lofs of his printing-houfe 668. His will 623
Brewing, theoretic hints on an improved practice of 547 Britain and her dependencies, effays on the interefts of 98. Henry's hiftory of 612 British fleet, lift of, in all parts of the world 342 Burke, Mr, his letter on the American Habeas corpus bill 312. Anfwered 314. An- fwers from the people of Bristol to him 377. ter to them 619. E. Abing don's Thoughts on his letter 708
Campbell, Dr, on allegiance
Cambray, Archbishop of, de- fended against Lord Chester- field 36
Cafes, medical, chirurgical, and anatomical 259 Cafpipina's letters, with the life of William Penn 261 Caftration, a new method of proposed 700 Caterpillars in Hay-stacks 557 Chesterfield, Lord, antidote against his works 152. Cha- racters by him 186. His mif- `cellaneous works 205. proof of a Deity 226. phyfical and moral evil 341 Children, on their diseases 438 Chrift, on the worship of 37. Inquiry into opinions, con- cerning
cerning him 97. On fome of parliament 569
his remarkable names and titles 317
Glasgow friends. Cruger and Burke memorial against 570. An- 619 fwered $73
-Copernicus, his picture pre-
Chriftian memoirs 204. Reli- Corn-laws of Scotland, on 198 fented to the royal fociety gion, philofophical differta- Curates, on their grievances tions on 257 Compared with other religions 5+5 Chriftianity, hiftory of the c- ftablishment of 375 Chronic weakness, on 378 Circuit. See Scotland Colours, experimental inqui- ries into the cause of changes in 546
Cole, W. on light and comets
Danes, their treachery with regard to the Americans 216 Dark Monday, account of 151 Death, confolatory reflections on 26. Prefentiment of 29 Demoniacs, impartial inquiry into their cafe 545 D'Eon, Chev actions concern- ing the fex of 451 Difco- vered to be a woman ib. Commons on the fupply 15. Leaves England 454. Anec- On the pacific declaration 16. dote concerning ib. Has a On the American Habeas-cor- penfion fettled on her 502. pus bill 90. 134. Petition of Confined 617 the city of London against Devonshire, letters to the Do- 134. Mr Wilkes's speech a chefs of on her conduct 256 gainst the bill 136. On the Dialogues moral and enter. augmentation of the civil lift_taining 545
191. 297, 8. Contest between Dignani, David Brown, his Mr Rigby and the Speaker, fentence for fraud 270. Pre
-Eaft-India court.-Dalrym ple's account of Lord Pigot's conduct 218 Debate on fet- ting him at liberty ib. Com- plaint of the court of direc tors concerning their treat- ment in two pamphlets 219. Advertisement by the Nabob of Arcot's Agent in defence of the pamphlets 220. Ac- count of Loid Pigot's impri- fonment. ib: His bad con- duct fet forth 221. Debates, refolutions, &c. concerning his reftoration 265 Extr..&t
of a letter from him in his own vindication 267. Ori- gin and progress of the dif putes in 437
Exportation of gunpowder, &c prohibited 384 451
thod of firing 557
King's-bench, a gentleman in, keeps his coffin by him so. Laws and conflitution on
Letters of marque, &c. granted 268
on account of his fpeech to tends a plot against the King-foot-guards, their new me. the King 198 Speech of the Speaker on prefenting the money-bills to the King 329. On the ways and means 345. On the rum-contract 347, 50. On the hopes of an end to the American wir 348. Their addrefs in fef 1777-8 607. Debate on it 627 De. bate on capital punishments 697. Sir W. Meredith's fpeech on ib. Compliment, a well-turned
Løndən, freedom of the ci- ty given to Sir Fletcher Norton 329
Manchester, Earthquake at
Divine, dialogue between one in the shades, and a Welch member of parliament 441 Dodd, Rev Dr, apprehended for forgery 105. His trial 107. Found guilty 110. riis invitation to his triends 329. Receives fentence of death 330. Petitions in his favour 331, 85. Memoirs of 369 Account of his works 374 His fpeech before his fen-Mercer prize sloop, proper- tence 384. Sentence pro- ty of determined 672 Conchology, elements of ror nounced 385. His behaviour Convict's (Dr Dodd's) addrefs after femtence 386. Execu- to his unhappy brethren 316 ted 387. His laft prayer Convicts, their new employ. 463. On imprisonment 492 ment on the Thames 344 Dog difcovers a thief 139 Cook, Capt. means ufed by Drowned perfons, account of him for preferving the health the fociety for their recovery of his feamen 57. His letter 322
Platt, Ebenezer, imprison- ed for correfponding with the congress 268. Argumen in his favour 435 -Portsmouth, difcovery of the perion who fet the dock- yard on five 48 He is fei- zed, tried, condemned, and executed 161. His acc unt of himself 163. Hefia.s ar- rive at 384 -Privateers fitted out 502
to Sir John Pringle $8. Sir Duff, John, recovers after John's difcourfe on his me hanging half an hour 559 thod of preferving the health Edinburgh. See Scotland of feamen 58. 129. Fatal ef- Education, letter on 152 fects of other sea - voyages England. — American prifon- —Wesley's history of 37 compared with his 60. For ers, places for keeping them. Englithman's fortnight an Paris fter's account of his voyage appointed 269. Examined 435 252.306.487. His own ac- count of it $39 Corn laws, confiderations on 716
Corn, rates of its exportation and importation in Scotland
Corn-bill, proceedings on it in VOL. XXXIX.
Feyjoo, four difcourfes of his tranflated 441 Fires, Hoffman's method of extinguishing 92
Fits, remarkable cure of 151. Fixed air a folvent for the ftone 322.483 Flagellants, hiftory of 257 Fordyce, Dr, his addrelles to young men 255 Forgery too feverely punished in Britain 470 Forster, Mr, See Cook France. Americans not fuf- fered to put into the ports of 448.502
Gout, receipt for the cure of
Grace divine, and human co- operation, on 193 Gravitation, thoughts on 378 Gunnery, true principles of explained 260
Hay, receipt for preferving 349. Contradicted 461 Leirefs, one carried off 559 Henriade, memoirs of the au- thor of 38
Henry, Dr, dedication of his hiflory 92. Account of the history 612 Hoffman, his method of ex- tinguishing fires 92 Horne, Mr John, his trial for a libel 393. 435.465. Found guilty 470
Howard's ftate of the prifons 483
Horror, effects of 576. Hu- man understanding, theolo- gical furvey of 152 Hume, David, Efq; his life written by himself 1. 153. Smith's account of his death 5. Apology for his life 497 Hyman, Ifaacs, executed for forgery 105
Boulogne, Commiffary of the marine there fires on two English cruifers 617 -Deane and Franklin Meff. Ld Stormont's memorial con- cerning 216 --Dunkirk, Princefs of Orange packet-boat brought into by an American privateer 447. Ordered to be reflored ib. Owner of the privateer com. mitted to the Baftile 448 --Ile of, new paffage from to the coaft of Coromandel 617 King difpleafed at letting the American privateers re- main in his ports 616 -L'Epee, Abbe, his extraor- dinary ability in teaching dumb people 46 -Newfoundland fishery stop. ped by order of the King 617 -Paris, Dr Franklin's grand- fon arrives at 615. Genuine Ireland. Jetter from the Doctor and
Mr Deane to Ld Stormont 615
-Proteftants in murdered 46 French language, expedi- tious method of learning 322 Game-laws, confiderations on
Hyfteric and hypochondriac difcafes on 548 Ice, water, wholesomeness of 132. from Salt water, con- tains no Salt 155 Infidelity, ingratitude of Infant, life of one preferved 626
American veffels with Lord Howe's pafs arrive
-Dublin, Earl of Bucking- hamshire arrives at 50. Free- dom of the city prefented to John Lees, Efq; ib
Embargoes, legality of tried
-Government, expences of debated 676
Lord Lieutenant's fpeech to the parliament $57
General affembly. See Scot-Lucas, Dr, monument to
Jerufalem, account of the an- cient city of 301 John the Painter, taken up for wilful fire-raifing 48. His trial, execution, confeffion, &c. 161.-166. Juftification of his conduct 258. Account of his trial ib
Kames, Lord, his dedication to the Lord Advocate 96 Keeling, Mr, his prosecution concerning lands in Barba does 674
Kelly, Hugh, Efq; his cha racter 380
Kennicott, Dr, his defence of his collations 316 King, account of his expences for one year 192 Leake on the chronic difeafes of women 208 Libellers, method of punish- ing them in Ruffia 398 Light, Cole, on 710 Lightning, ships struck by 503 Linnæus, Dr, his system il- Juftrated by Dr Miller 259 Lords, Houfe of, on the Ha- beas-corpus bill 135. Ld A- bingdon's protest against it ib. On the civil list 227. 94 Proteft 296
-Pacific motion by Lord Chat- ham 401. Debated 405 61. 518. Rejected 33. Address in Seff. 1777-8. 606. Proteft against 607. Debate on it
Lottery, different plans for getting money by 527 Lyne river dries up 50 Lynx, one prefented to the King of France 447 Mad dog, receipt for the bite of 245
Madras, cafe of the prefident and council of 437 Magna Charta, Dr Henry's ac- count of the manner in which it was obtained 225 Man, treatife on 497 Marriage, honour of, opposed to all impurities 98 Materialifim, letters on 97 Maty, Rev. Mr, his reafons for feparating from the church of England 681 Mefmer, Dr, his cures by the loadstone 213 Midwifery, new operation in
Mufic, of the modern taste in 161. Specimen of that of the South-fea iflanders 488 National debt, method of dif- charging it 319 Natural history, fystem of 321. Elements of ib. Niordolski island fplits into fe- veral parts 265 North-west paffage, attempt to difcover it 334 Oratory and Criticism, Priest- ley on 439 Overbury, Sir Thomas, a tra- gedy 156
Painting challenge 139 Parliament, King's fpeech to, at the close of feffion 1777 328. On the opening of the feffion for 1778 606. His anfwers to the addresses of both houfes 607 Parliament, Irish, conftitution of it different from the Bri- tish 8
Parliamentary register 319 Peers. See Scotland Penn, W. his life 261 Pennsylvania, curious parti- culars relative to the natives
Perfian and Arabic dictionary
Perfians defeated by the Turks 381 Phalaris, Bentley's differtation on the epiftles of 41 Philip II. of Spain, hiftory of
37 Pigot, Lord, letter to him 436 Pleasure, Pupil of 153 Pretender, Mrs Miller's ac- count of him 688
Poors rates, reafon of the late increase of 205. Account of the returns from them to parliament 283 Porifms, Simfon on 712 Portugal, Jefuits in, relcafed, and to fiil for Italy 449 King dies 217 -Kingdom, prefent ftate of
232 -Luentello, Don Jofeph, his cruel treatment by the Mar quis de Pombal 383
Refiftance to governors when lawful 33
Refurrection of the body, on
Richardfon's dictionary 712 Robertfon's Hiftory of Ameri- ca 302. 70r. Rome, errors of the Church
of 434 Rona, a poem 156 Ruddiman, Mr, his magazine taxed 388
Ruffen, Rev. Benj. condemn- ed and executed for rapes 674
Russia, flourishing state of 501 Nieper river, attempt to render it navigable 381 Peasants, their custom of burying their money soi
Petersburg, jubilee of the academy of fciences at 313. King of Sweden arrives at 381. Terrible inundation at 553
Revenue of the empire, ac- count of 213
Turks, war with them threatened 161. 213 Ruffians, their method of ma- king a fermented liquor at fea 63. Make themfelves
mafters of the Crimea 213 Rutty's obfervations on the London and Edinburgh dif- penfatories 107 Rye-meal affis fermentation 4 Zλ
Scawen, Mr, of the caufes of his death 4.8 Scotland, American privateers infeft different parts of the coafts of 389. 559-561
- Affembly, general, meets 271. Proceedings in Mr Gillies's cate 272 On the fettlement of a minifter in Lady Glenorchy's chapel ib. On Mr Lawton's petition a- gain the presbytery of Auch- terarder 275 · On licenfing Dr Young in Cupar of Fife 276 On a meeting houte in Dunfermline 276, 8. On Mcff. Taylor, Duff, &c. their appeal against the fy- nod of Aberdeen 277. Оп the widows fund 278
· Canal between Forth and Clyde, hips fail along 562 -Circuit trials 621 -Dunfermline, chapel of cafe at ib.
Edinburgh, letter to Prov. Stoddart on fome grievances in the mode of elections 51. Funeral proceffion of Prov. Kincaid ib Charitable fo- ciety, contributions to ib. Protections to fithermen, &c. ib. Plan for providing for the poor of 157. Founda→ tion of the new high school laid 332. Speech on laying the foundation ftone 333- Infeription of the new high fchool criticifed, with an- fwers and replies 443. Adm. Greig arrives at 561. Ac- count of the expences and collections for the police fund 562. Charity- fchool propofed at ib. Political disputes, account of 563- 566 Journeymen tailors, retolution of the maflers con- cerning 621
Glasgow, veffels fitted out at for the protection of trade 507. 559. Prizes determined
mer ones, compared with Capt. Cook's 60 Seamen, Capt. Cook's method of preferving their health $7 On impreffing 767 Sermons, faft day ones 99 101. 154 Carr's 193. Blair's 197. Tucker's 204. Bio- graphical ib. One preached Before the university of Ox ford on Eafter Monday 375 Servants, act for taxing 337. Rules recommended to 667 Seven, on that number 599 Simfon on porifms 712 Shakespeare, letter on a paf fage of Stevens's preface to 260 Shebbeare, Dr, epiftle to 442 Skinner and Co. deny the pro- perty of a vefle! 357 Small pox, on the inoculated kind 548
Smith, Dr Adam, letter to him on the life, &c. of D. Hume, Efq; 203 Smollet's plays 441 Sour krout, wort, &c. their ufefulness at fea 57, 58, 63.129 South-fea iflanders, ipecimen of their mufic 488 Spain.-Academy of hiftory, Dr Robertfon elected a mem- ber of 555
-War with Ruffia threaten- ed 161. 213
United Provinces: Reduction of import on India ftock 45. Complaint from Britain a gainst the governor of St Eu- Statia 234 Answer deliver
ed to the King 215, Majefty's reply 447 Expor- tation of warlike ftores to America forbid 615 Virtue, champion of 441
INDEX to the POETRY, &c. 1777.
A Bington, Mrs, her vale- The Chelsea penfioner 551
dictory address 455
Addrefs, a poetical one 212 Alico, the death of 614 Averfions 500 Birth-day ode 325
Blair, to Dr, on his fermons
Colonies, revolted, elegy ad- Epilogues: To Sir Thomas O-
Corbet, Bp, to his fon 449 Curiofity, on the use and abuse of 326
Death, on that of an infant. 44. On a brother 159.
Bloffom, Betty, obfervation by a florift ib.
D'Eon, Chevalier, on 446 Devonshire, Duchefs of, on feeing her in full dress 160 Divine, on the melancholy fi- tuation of a certain one 159 Dodd, Dr, the royal penitent by 211. On the unhappy cafe of 263. Epitaph for 326. His thoughts on imprisonment 493 Dorfet, verfes by the Earl of, on his Countefs 210
own mind 264 To the Word to the Wife 325. To the School for Scandal 379. Percy 669. Sacrifice 670 Florist, on the death of one 159 Foote, Samuel, epitaph on 552 Friendship 380 Garrick, Epilogue by, to Know your own mind 264. Epi taph on Paul Whitehead ib. On Quin's comparing him to Whitefield 614 Gentleman, verfes by one to his lady 449
To To the Roman
Haffiz, an ode of 449 Happiness, on truc 160
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