tion 147.

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-

--

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

-

Anderfon on the corn-laws

--

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

His let-

Campbell, Dr, on allegiance

32

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

His
On

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

133

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

497

American veffels
with Lord Howe's pafs arrive

at 559

-Dublin, Earl of Bucking-
hamshire arrives at 50. Free-
dom of the city prefented to
John Lees, Efq; ib

Embargoes, legality of tried

675

-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

608

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

of 262

Perfian and Arabic dictionary

712

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

375

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

His

ed to the King 215,
Majefty's reply 447 Expor-
tation of warlike ftores to
America forbid 615
Virtue, champion of 441

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

211

Elegies 103. 159 552 614

.dreffed to 103

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.

On

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

verbury 43 To Know your

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

Infant,