478

Jan. 30,

20

558

BURGOYNE, Gen. his Lord of the Manor, Dalton's Every Man his own Pharre

a Comic Opera,

282 cian,

393

BURNABY'S Serm, on the General Frít, David's Fast Sèrmon,

314 David's (St.) Bishop of, his Sermon,

c.

396

DELAP's Royal Suppliants,

278

YAPPE's Serm. on the Gen. Faft, 316 De Luc's Letters, Physical and Moral,

CARRACCIOLI's Travels of Rea. concerning the History of the Earth,

son in Europe,

and of Man,

481

CARTWRIGHT's Letters, Moral and En. DisCOURSE on the Emigration of Birds,

tertaining,

469

154

CARVER's New Universal Traveller, 70 Dillon's Travels through Spain, 45

Casis on Appeals concerning the Duties DISSIPATION, a Comedy, 384

op Houses, Windows, &c.

73 Dodd's Hift. of Gibraltar, 383

CATECHISM de la Bible,

DOMINICETI's Medical Anecdotes, 392

CATHOLIC Proteftant,

391 DONNELLAN, Murphy's Life cf, 386

CATHOLICS. See STATE.

Gurney's Trial of, 387

CELESTIAL Beds,

467

Blanchard's Ditto, ib,

CHANDLER on the Eye,

77

Case of, by a Lawyer, ib.

CHOISEUL, Count de, his Travels through

Defence of, by Webb, &c.

Greece, Ch, vii. & viji.

388

CHURCHILL. See PARODY.

DUNCAN's Heads of Lecturer 393

Cicero's Orations, translated by Ruther. Dupre's Fast Sermon,

477

furdy

241 DUICh War, Tracts relative to 14%,

CLARK on Fevers,

9

308, 379, 405

Clark's Emblematical Represent. of the

Paradise of God,

79

E.

CLARKE's Translation of Lorgna's Dif-

tation on Converging Series, &c. 32 ARWIG, or Old Woman's Remarks

CLARKE's Sermon on Lord George Gor-

&c.

384

don,

480 EAST INDIES, Tracts rel. to 153, 308,

Cock's, Game, Directions for breeding,

310, 382

69 EDAL Village,

COINS. See NOBLE.

EGLESHAM's Englih Grammar, 72

COLE Oratio de ridiculo,

154

ELECTRICITY. See Lyon,

COMMENTS on the Ten Commandments,

Seo WILSON.

394

See MORGAN

COMPANION for the Chriftian in his

See BIRCH.

Garden, &c.

395 ELLIOT's Sermon on the Death of Rule

CONFLAGRATION,

312

397

CONSIDERATIONS preliminary to fixing ELOISA en Disabille,

153

The Sapplies, &c.

146 EMBLEMATICAL Reprebentation of the

in Answer to Obferu. Children of God,

79

on tbe Mutiny Bill,

306 ENFIELD'S Sermon on the Death of Dr.

on the Clergy acting Aikin,

400

in the Commission of the Peace, 380

Exercises in Elocution, 416

Contes?',

467 EPISTLE to the Magisterial Reviewers,

CONWAY's Speech,

231

COOKI-Concio ad Clerum, &e.

EPISTLL to Veftris,

467

his Serm Jan. 30,

399 EPISTOLARY Treatise to Dr. Watson,

CORDINER'S Antiquities of Scotland, ut

312

CORNISH's Life of Firmin,

215 ERSKINE's. Differtation on Rivers and

CORRESPONDENCE with the Reviewers,

Tides,

72

80, 160, 239, 319,400

Essays on various Subjects, 470

Coxe': Account of the Prisons, &c. in EURIPIDES translated,

62

Ruflia,

382 EVERSHID's Summary View,

CRANTZ's History of the Brethren, 206 EvIAD,

CROMPTON's Pra&ice commun piaced,

F.

.

worth,

146

158

158

312

221

G

&c.

FATAL Kils,

311 HERETICS. See LARDNER:
Fawcet's Reign of Death, 152

HEROIC Epiftle to Madan,

225

FEMALE Restoration,

66

to the Modern Congreve,

FIRMIN's Life,

275

398

ELOR IZEL to Perdita,

152

Hints on Diseases, not cured, 394
FOREIGN LITERATURE, 298, 453, HIPPOCRATES translated,

2:7
481

HISTOIRE de l'Acad. des Infcrip. et Bell.
FORSTER'S Tranlation of Scheele on Lert. Vol. XL.

545

Air, &c.

339 HISTORY, &c. of the 4 Inns of Court, 73

FORSTER's Fast Sermon,

477 of Jamaica and Barbadoas, 386
FRANCE. See NECKER.

of Lord North's Administra.
FRANKLIN's Translation of Lucian, 23 tion,

437
FREWEN's Phyfologia,

of Mrs. Rosemont and Sir H.
FRIENDSHIP Atrikingly exhibiced, &c, Cardigan,

468
389 HOLLIS. See MEMOIRS,
FULMER's Gardener's Companion, 473 Home's Clinical Experiments, IIT

Hood's Sermon at Penrith,

400

G,

HORNE's Serm. on the Gen. Fast, 315

HOWARD's Aneodotes of the Baltile, 95

ARDENING. See ABERCROMBIE. HUGHES's Prize Puem,

312
See FULMER.

HUMBLE Attempt to investigate the Fa.
GENLIS. See THEATRE.

ther, Son, and Holy Spirit, 313
GENEROUS Impostor, a Comedy, 144 HUMOURS of an Election,

311
GEOGRAPHY. See MACFAIT,

HUTCHINSON's View of Northumber.

GROMETRY, See ROSSIGNOL.

land, Vol. II.

53

GIBBON' Hift. of the Roman Empire, Hyder Ally's Manifesto,

Sir

Vols. II. & IIT. 223, 288, 357, 442 Hymn to Æsculapius,

GIBBONS's Select Partions of Scripture,

390

I.

GIBRALTAR, Hift. of,

383
GILHAM Farm,

71 OHNSON's Lilluftration of the Revela-

GLADIATORS, an Heroic Epifle, 153

160

GOLDEN Rules,

474 INQUIRY into the Influence of the
GORDON. See TRIAL.

Crown over Parliament,

17

GRAMMAR, Englija. See HARRISON INTRODUCTION to the Knowledge of

See TRINDER.

Nature, &c.

68

GRATTAN's Observ. on the Mutiny JOURNAL of the Bombay Detachment,

Bill,

199

310

GREEN's Poems,

of First Thoughts, 389

GREENHILL's Occasional Letters, 421 IRELAND, Tracts relat. to the Politics of

that Country,

199, 306, 381
H.
ITALIAN Rudiments,

474
ALIFAX. See REMARKS.

K.
Hall's History of the Civil War
in America,

465
HAMILTON's Introduction to Merchan.
dize, Vol. II.

4 2

continued, 321

HANWAY's Citizen's Monitor,

49

KERRICH's Fort Sermons,

Seaman's Christian Friend, KEYES's Practical Bee Master,

384
159 KILKHAMPTON Abbey, Second Part,

HARR180N's Catholic Protestant,

395

232

Eng. Grammar, 473

L.

Faft Sermon,

477

HARTLEY'S Address to the Yorkihile

A BAGATELLE
Committee,

149
to the Public, 381 &c. translated,

232
HARVEY'S Serm. on the Gen. Fast, 316 LANDEN's Observations on Lorgna's Dile
Hayes's Poem on the Ascension, 468 sertation,

328
HAYLEY's Ode to Howard,

LARDNER's History of Heretics, 33
HASTER'S Remarks on Hume's Dia LASTING Peace to Europe,

381
logues,

159 LA TROBE's Trinition of Crantz's
HENRY's Faft Sermon,

History of the Unitus Fratrum, 206

70

H Η

KENNICOTT's Hebrew Bible, Vol.17;

478

LAMBERT's Etays on Friendships

102

516
531

224

478

N of France,

LAUGHTON'S Progress, &c. of Christie MEMOIRS of the Imp. Acad. at Brussels
anity,

394

Vol. JI..
LECTURES to Lords Spiritual,

071

- Vol. IIT.
LEROUX's Thoughis on the Prisons, &c. - of the Royal Acad. of Inscript.
339 &c. Vol. XLI.

554

LETTER to Gen. Burgoyne; 65

of Thomas Hollis, Esq. 41

o to the Author of Confidera Memorial to the Sovereigns of Europe,

tions on the late Disturbances,

155

translated,

149

to Cicero,

225

METEMPSYCHOSIS,

471

from Betty to Sally, 232 MINIATURE Pictures,

154

from Cicero to Lord Howe, 307 MISCELLANEOUS Obferv. on the Con-

from britannia to the King, 381 troverty between the Materialists and

to Lord Darnley,

ib. their opponents,

58

LETTERS addressed to Sir Charles Bun MONTESQUIEU's View of the English

bury,

143

Constitution,

225

to Count Weldereri, ib, Moore's View of Society, &c. in Itaiv,
fiom Cicero to Catiline the

138, 367

Second,

MORGAN's Examination of Crawford's

Series of, addreised to the great Theory of Heat, &c.

350
est Politician, &c.

225 MORGAN's Faft Sermon,

from Perdita, &c. 383

and Papers on Agriculture, &c.

N. *

417
Moral and Entertaining, 469 ÉCKAR's State of the Finances:

LETTRES Physiques et Morales, &c.

of France,

307

See De Luc.

NEWCOME on the Duration of Chiift's
LOFFT's Elements of universal Law, 428 Ministry;

433
L'ORATEUR, &c.
383 NEWTON's Faft Sermon,

316

Lord of the Manor, a Comic Opera, 282 New Universal Traveiler,

70

LUCIAN, tranNated by Dr. T. Franklin, NISBET'S Poems,

467

123

NOBLe on the Coins of Durham, 116

Lxon's Experiments, &c. relating to NOUVEAUX Memoires, de l'Acad. des Sc,

Electricity,

I

et Bell. Lett. de Berlin, Ann. 1777, 493

Ann, 1978, 505

M.

NOUVELLE Abrégée de la Grammaire

Francoise,

396

ARTHUR's Army and Navy Gen.

0.
tleman's Companion,

90

MACFAIT's Geography,

472

BSERVATIONS on the Mutiny Bill,

MADAN's Thelyphthora, 2d Edit. 198

199

MADDOCK's Popish Tyranny and Cruel.

on the Riot Act, 233

on Dr, Smith's Philolo-
MANNING's Modern Improvements in phy of Phyfic,

392

the Practice of Phyfic,

234

on the Dutch Manifesto,

in Surgery,
ib.

466
MARKHAM's Sermon for the West-India OGDEN's Sermon,

99

Suiferers,

239

Old Funds fufficient for a new Loan, 227

MARRIAGE and its Vows defended, 231 O'LEARY’s Remarks on Wesley, 237
MATERIALISM. See MISCELLANE-

Po
MATRIMONY; or the Road to Hymen,
471 ARODY on the Rosciad,

232
MEDICINÆ Praxeos Systema,

467
IA EMOIRES de l'Acad. Imperiale des Scien. PATRIOTIC Mirror,

379

et Bell, Lett, de Bruxelles, Vol. II. for PAUSANIAS. See PRICE,

1780.

516 PETITIon intended for the House of

Vol. III.

531

of Lords,

379

de Liiterature tiré des Regis PHILANTHROPY, a Poem,

391

tres de l'Acad. des Infcrip, ei Bell. Lett. PHILIPPIC to the Opposition,

Vol. XLI.

554 PHILOSOPHICAL Transactions, Vol.

MEMOIRS of the Royal Acad. of Sciences LXX. Part 1,

264

and Bell. Lett. of Berlin, for 1777, 493

Part II. 272

there for 1778, 505

- concluded, 439

PILON'S

M

ty,

158

OUS

I20

226

159

ib.

475

370

148

12

, .

Pilon's Humours of an Election,

311

SCHEELE's Observations and Experiments

Poem occafioned by the late Calamities, on Air, &c.

339

150 SCHNEBELIE's Travels,

Poems on various Subjects, 467 Scott's Serm. on the General Fait, 315

by a Lady,

468 SCRIPTURAL Meditations, 474

POETICAL Fpigie from Florizel to Per- SEAMAN's Christian Friend,

dita,

152 SELECT Tragedies of Euripides, translate

de to Madan;

231

ed,

62

POLITICAL Priest,

SEPTEMBER, a Poem,

150

POLYGAMY"indefensible; *237 SERMONS by Bandinell,

97

, Tracts relt:ive to, 398, 228,

by Ogden,

99

229, 231, 234, 236, 237

by Bagot,

413

POPERY, the Man of Sin,

478

by Bateman,

POSTLETHWAITE's Dicourse at Cam-

Single, 80, 239, 314, 396, 477

brige,

478

on the date General fatt, 314,

PRIESTLEY's Harmony of the Evange-

477

lifts in Englith,

8T SEWARD's Monody on Andrè,

concluded, 16F SHARP on...the legal Means of political

Letters to a Philosophical

Reformation,

Unbeliever,

409

SHERIDAN, See HEROIC EPISTLE.

PRICE, Dr. his Sermon on the General SHERLOCK's New Letters from an Enge

Fait,

315

lith Traveller,

106

PRICE, Mr. his Tran Aation of Paura- Siege of Sinope,

153

nius's Account of the Satues, Pictures, SIMMONS on the Gonorrhea, 76

and Temples in Greete,

67 SKETCH of she Times,

70

PRISONS. See Coxe. See LEROUX. SMITH's Life reviewed,

391

P&OTESTANT directed,

158 SMITH's Polygamy indefensible, 237

SODOB and Man, Bishop of, -his Works,

R.

Speech of the Earl of Buchan, 226

Ack's Essays, &c.

470 STATË of the British Authority in Ben-

gal,

153

ca,

465 Another State of the same, 382

REASON, Travels of,

of the English Catholics,

401

REEVE's Abridgment of the Hift. of the STILLINGFLEET's Faft Sermon, 478

Old and New Testament,

80 STRICTURES on Agricultural Societies,

REFLECTIONS on our Rupture with

426

the Dutch,

308 Swift's Salivating exploded, 234

REGAL Table,

70 SWINDLER detected,

470

REMARKS on Dr. Halifax's Preface to SWITZERLAND, Topographical, Pictu.

Cgden's Sermons,

ICPI pälque, Philosophical, Hiftor.cal, &c.

on the Dutch Manifefto, 379 Description of,

54!

RICHARD'S Tour from Lón-

don to Petersburgh,

70

T.

RINGSTED's Farmer,

391

RIVERS, &c. Seé ERSKINE,

TABLEAUX Topographiques, &c. See

ROBERTS on Fevers,

393

SWITZERLAND.

ROBERTSON's Sermon in Monkwell TASKER's Select Odes of Pindar, &c. 311

street,

398 TAYLOR's Elements of a new Meihod of

ROBINSON CRusoe, Pantomime of, 232 reasoning in Geometry,

72

Roe on the Small-pox,

157

TEMPTATION, a Poem,

152

ROSSIGNOL's Elements of Geometry, 312 THEATRE of Education,

259

ROYAL Suppliants, a Tragedy, 278 THOMAS on the Gonorrhæa, 75

RUDIMENTS of the Italian, 474 TOULMIN’s Sernion, with the Charge,

RUTHERFORD's Sermon at the Ordina &c. at Evans's Ordination, 318

tion of Mr. Rutledge,

480 TOULMIN'S Antiquity, &c. of the World,

Translation of the prin.

412

cipal Orations of Cicero, 241 Tour from London to Petersburgh, 70

Towers's Polygamy unscriptural, 234

S.

TRAITOR,

312

TRAITS on Human Woe,

471

ATIRE on the present Times, 753 TRAVELS. Sce CARACCIOLI.

See SCHNEBELIE.

TRAVELS

R ACR AREA Revolution of America

20

T:

467

147

376

TRAVELS. See DILLON,

Wall's Medical Tracts,

77 See REASON,

WALPOLE's Anecdotes of Painting in TREATIES of Peace, &c. Collection of, England, Vol. IV.

129 concluded,

182 TRIAL of Henry Bate,

73

WATSON. See EPISTOLARY. of Lord George Gordon, 234 WEBSTER's Medicine Praxeos Systema, TRIMMER's Introduction, &c. 68

120 TRINDER'S Essay on English Grammar, Wast-INDIIS, Account of the late Ca.

396
lamities, in,

157 TURNER'S Serm. at Oxford,

Charity Sermons for the TYERS's Political Conferences, Second Sufferers chere, by the late Hurricanes, Edition,

239, 386 U.

WIST-INDIA Acet, account of the tak. ing of,

156 NITY and Public Spirit, 147 What do you call it, UNIVERSAL Week's Preparation, WILKINS’s Poems,

232 474 Wills's Remarks on Polygamy, 236 UNLAWFULNESS of Polygamy evinced, WILSON on Electricity,

7 235 WILSON, Bishop, his Works, VERSES occafioned by the Gray's Inn WINSTANLLY's Edit, of Ariftotle's PoAffociation,

71
etics,

470 VERTUL. See WALPOLZ,

Would as it goes,

385 VESTRIS. See EPISTLE.

WORTHINGTON's Week's Preparation, VOYAGE Pittoresque de la Grece, ch, vii.

474 and viii,

558 WYCLIFTE OD Goveramcot, New Edit.

153

12

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Alis's Inquiry into the Popula-
tion of England,

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