BROTHERS, a Comedy.

BRUCIAD, an Epic Poem,

BURTON'S Rhapfody,

C.

80

APTIVE, an Opera,

CASE of the Middlefex Elec-

478 DICKSON'S Agriculture, Vol. II.

382

341

DRAGONETTI on Virtues and Re-

wards,

156

109

CAP

tion,

77

CAVERHILL On the Gout, 168

CHAPPE's Travels into Siberia, 431

CHARLEVOIX'S Hift. of Paraguay,

486

CHATHAM, Earl of, his political

Conduct,

158

COLLIGNAN'S Dialogues,
COLMAN'S Oxonian in Town, a

355

Comedy,

395

Man and Wife, a Co-
medy,
394

COLONIES, British, Tracts relat-

ing to,

49, 32, 398

COMETS. See ESSAY. See HAR-

MAN.

COMMENTS of Bull-face Double-

fee,

157

CONSIDERATIONS on the Times,

78

on the Expedi-

ency of a Corps of Light Troops

in the Eaft-Indies,

396

on the late De-

cifion of the H. of Com. 463

Cook's Remarks in a Paffage from

the Bay of Honduras to Merida,

231

COOKE on the Difeafes of Chil-

dren,

230

CORRESPONDENCE, with the Re-

488

396

478

viewers,

CORIAT Junior, Vol. II.

COURT of Thespis,

CURTIS on the Teeth,

D.

C. R.'s Poems,

CURSORY View of Arbitr. Power,

476

467

227

Đ

ALRYMPLE'S Letters to the
India Directors,
79
DAWSON's Answer to Letters con-
cerning Confeffions, &c. Part
III.
226

232

DELICATE Diftrefs,
DENHAM on Vapour Baths, 227
DESCRIPTION of a Parliament, 79
DE VERGY. See MEMOIRS.

E

LEGY written at Amwell, 475

ENQUIRY into the Study of

the Ancient Languages,

ESSAY on the Writing and Genius

482

of Shakespeare,

130

on the Origin of Colleges,

&c.

396

on the Middlefex Elec-
397

on Animal Reproduction,

483

towards an Hiftory of Co-

mets,

ESSAYS on Clandeftine Marriages,

484

35

&c.

EXPLANATION of the Terms of
Art ufed in Medicine,
EXPLANATIONS of difficult Texts
311
98

tion,

of Scripture,

F.

F

AIR Trial of the important

Queftion,

FATAL Obedience, a Novel, 479
460
FATE of Tyrants,
78

FAVELL'S Review of Abraham's

Cafe,

FAVOURITE, a Tragedy,

FEMALE Captive,

Fool of Quality, Vol. IV.

Fox Unkennelled,

FREE Briton's Memorial,

FRENCH Lady, a Novel,

FRIENDSHIP, a Poem,

G.

ARRICK'S Ode on dedicating

a Building, &c. to Shake-

fpeare,

219

478

156

318

487

233

480

57

234

238

Vagary,

GARTON's Practical Gardener, 239

GIBBONS'S Hymns,

GOLDSMITH'S Roman History, 183

234

GOODALL's Introduction to the

Hiftory of Scotland,

GORDIAN Knot,

310

232

311

GOULARD on the Preparations of

Lead,

GRANGER'S Biographical Hiftory

of Fugland,

206

GRAY'S Ode, at the Inflallation of

the

471

HILL'S Vegetable System, Vol.
XIV.

70

HISTORY of Eliza Mufgrove, 73

of Mifs Sommerville, 76

of Emily Montagu, 231

of Arabella Waldegrave,

232

of Ancient Greece, 311

of Magna Charta, 468

HITT's Treatife on Fruit-trees,

New Edit.

HORNE'S Confiderations on John

155

the Baptift,

HOWARD's Hiftor. Anecdotes, 66

223

HUDDLESTON ON Infant Baptifm,

216

I.

IDE

DEAL Beauty in Painting,

JERVY on the Scurvy,

JOHNSON'S Midwifry,

JONES's Philofophy of Words, 231

ITALY. See GROSLEY.

JUNIUS's Letters,

59

229

144

217

of the

395

480

LAMBERT, Marchioness, her
Works, tranflated,
LANGHORNE. See LETTERS be-
231

tween St. Evremond and Mr.

Waller.

LAST, Dr. in his Chariot,

L.

ADY'S Mifcellany,

219

LELAND'S Sermons,

LETTER to a Young Gentleman

at Oxford,

73

to the Author of The

Question Stated,

77

to the Monthly Review-

152

from a Member of Par-

liament to his Constituents, 233

to Harwood,

224

to the Proprietors of In-

dia Stock,

320

to the Author's of the

Monthly Review,

ers,

79,319

K.

K'

IRKLAND'S Reply to Maxwell,

on Fevers,

173

KNOX, Hugh, his Difcourfes on

Revealed Religion, &c,

Campaigns in North-America, Memarks,

to Grenville,

445

44

LETTERS from an American in

England,

67

fuppofed to have pafied

between St. Eviemond and Wal-
ler,
304
of Atticus Junius, &C.
319
from Wilkes's Corre-

fpondence, Vol. I.

373

to the Earl of Hillbo-
rough, from Gov. Bernard, &c.
310

to the Ministry, from

398

from the Correfpond-

ence of Wikes, Beckford, Ju-

nius, &c.

397

LLEWELYN'S Remarks on the bri-
tish Tongue,
191
LLOYD'S Vindication of the Atha-
nafian Creed,
471

LOCKMAN's Bufinefs, Pleafure, and

Prudence,

the fame,

72

319

Love and Innocence,

LOVES of Othniel and Achfah, 272

M

ARS. MACAULAY'S Loofe
158
MACFARLAN's Scecimen of his
Latin Tranflation of Ofian, 477
MACLAINE'S Supplement-10 à
fheim,

ICI

MALDEN'S Account of King's Col-
lege,

MARRIAT's Rights of both Uni-

483

verfities,

483

See BILANCIA.
ML-

So MARTINELLI.

SWAYNE's Memoirs of Ofney Ab-
bey,
SWINNEY'S Battle of Minden, 472
231

SYBIL, a Novel,

74

SEASONABLE Addrefs to the Peo-
ple of London and Middlefex,465

SECKER'S Letter to Walpole, 220

Charges to the Clergy,

316

SENTIMENTS of an English Free-
holder,

462

SERMONS, Single, 80, 240, 320,
400, 487.

SHAKESPEARE'S Garland, 238

-Jubilee, ib.

SHARP on the dangerous Ten-

dency of tolerating Slavery in

England,

30

SHENSTONE'S Works, Vol. III.

156

SIBERIA, Abbè Chappe's Travels

into,

431

SKETCH of Happiness in Rural

Life,

74

ib.

195,

483

SPANISH Lady, a Mufical Enter-

tainment,

479

79

--

SPEECH without Doors,
on the Motion for ex-
pelling Wilkes,
STEBBING on the Ten Virgins, 72
397

STEDMAN'S Phyfiological Effays,

352

STERNE'S Sermons, Vols. V. VI.

VII.

SMALL Talker,

SMITH'S System of Phyfic,
2733
SNELLING'S Views of the Coins
ftruck by the English in France,
310

View of Jettons, 482

SONGS, in the Jubilee,

318 UNIVERSITIES. See MARRIOT.

SPALLANZANI on Animal Repro- VOLTAIRE'S Civil War of Gene-

&c.

ductions,

va,

73

STRATFORD Jubilee,

Political Romance, 485

238

STRETCH's Beauties of Hiftory,

T

ERES's Translation of Vol-
taire's Civil War of Gene-

ΤΕ

va,

94

54

Tragedy of Richard in

Cyprus,

THOUGHTS upon Pointing,

478

TISSOT on Difeafes incident to

Sedentary Perfons,

250

TOMLINSON's Medical Mifcella-

TRAVELS of a Philofopher, 258

398

TRINCULO's Trip to the Jubilee,

Two Novels, in Letters, &c. 232

393

V

ny,

VAND

48z

ANDALIA. See NUGENT.

VAUGHAN'S Refutation of a

falfe Afperfion,

VEIL Unrent, a Poem,

VENN against Priestley,

VINDICATION of the Rights of E-

lection,

72

225

462

94

L'Evangile Du Jour,

122

234

Vox Populi Vox Dei,

W

W 7ALLIS's Natural History of

WATSON'S Hiftorical Chatechifm,

Northumberland, 335

SUBSCRIPTIONS, Expedient for

480

terminating the Debates about, yo

226

224

WEBB's Obfervations on Poetry

and Mufic,

321

WORD in Behalf of the Houfe of
Commons,
WORTHINGTON on the Evidences
463

of Christianity,

269

Y
YOUNG's Effay on the Manage,
ment of Hogs,

70

CONTENTS

CONTENTS of the FOREIGN ARTICLES,
in the APPENDIX to this Volume,
ITALY. See PLAN.
Les Saifons, Poime,

490
L Evangile du Jour, parts 3, 4, and
549

5,

Lettres de Juifs, &c. See VOL-

taire.