his memoirs, 9. His death and cha-
racter 12. Infcription on his monu-
ment, 14.

Berwick, Marefchal, character of him,

217.

Blackstone, Sir Wm. biographical hifto-

ry of, 29. His character, 30.
Bold stroke for a husband, a comedy, 91.
Interefting scene in, 92.
Braidwood, Mr. account of his acade-
my for teaching the deaf and dumb,

429.

Brelaw's laft legacy, 65.

Briffot de la verité ou meditations fur
les moyens de parvenir a la verité
dans tout les connoiffances humaines,
301.
Britain, confiderations on the present fi-
tuation of, and the United States of
America, 107. Brief and impartial
review of the state of, at the com-
mencement of the feffion, 1783, 143.
Burke, Mr. his fpeech on Mr. Fox's
laft India bill, 87. Obfervations on
it, 308.

C.

CAndid investigation of the prefent pre-
vailing topic, 314.
Capell's edition, various readings, and
fchool of Shakespeare, 168, 272, 342.
His plan of the Work, 171.
His
defence of the authenticity of the
three parts of Henry IV. 174. Vin-
dicated from the charge of plagiarism,
176. His notes on Hamlet and O-
thello, 276.

Catechifm, a new whig one, 149.
Character of Sir William Blackstone,

30. Of Dean Swift, 302.

Charles 11. account of his trial and exe-
cution, 252.

Charley, Dr. his effay on the causes of
mortality by fevers, 233.
Chefter, Bishop of, his fermons on feve-
ral fubjects, 44.

Christmas tale, a poetical addrefs to the
young miniftry, 149.

Cicero and Cataline in contraft, 307.
Coalition, thoughts on the idea of ano-

ther, 144.

Columba, a poetical epistle to Lord
Cornwallis, by the Rev. Miles Par-

kin, 230.
Commiffioners of public accounts, their
ei hth, ninth, and tenth report, 280.
Committee, telect one on India affairs,

their eleventh report, 96.
Contraf, a political pasticcio, 361.

Damon and Delia, a tale, 133-

Danes, national character of, 332.
Dangerous connections, 381.
Danish nation, various remarks on the
genius and fpirit of, 333.

Davis's mifcellaneous leffons for the ufe
of young ladies, 154.

Davis's dramatic mifcellanies, 445.
Specimen of his criticifms on Lear,
446. Hamlet, Macbeth, and the
Orphan, 447.

Davy, Major, his translation of Ti-
mour's inflitutes, 1.

Debates, in the House of Lords on Mr.

Fox's India bill, authentic account of
them, 141. In the Houfe of Com-
mon's on Mr. Pitt's India bill, 141.
On Mr. Fox's India bill, 147. On
the fame, 148.

Defence of the present minifters, 309.
Deformities of Fox and Burke, 389.
Dialogue between an Unitarian and an
Athanafian, 153:

Directions for the ftudent in theology,
383.

Dobbs, Mr. his letter to Mr. Fox and
Lord North, 139. His thoughts on
taxation, 367.

Doddington's diary, 418. How it came
to be published, 419.
Double difguife, a comic opera, 386.
Drill husbandry perfected, 380.

HAmilton's outlines of the theory and
practice of midwifery, 233.
Hardinge, Mr. his fpeech on India af-
fairs, 391.
Hargrove's hiftory of the castle and fo-

reft Knaresborough, 102.
Hayley's plays for a private theatre, 354.
Henry IV. of France, manner in which
he fuffered the difcipline of the church
on his abfolution, 17.
Herald of literature, or a view of the
moft confiderable publications that
will be made in the courfe of the en-
fuing winter, 50.
Hero and Leander, a poem, 386.
Hicoroglifics, obfervations on, 322.

Heroism, authentic inftances of, 379.
Hindooftan, geographical description of,
163.

Hiftoire de Roffie, tiree de chroniques o-
riginales, de pieces authentiques, &
de melieurs hiftoriens de la nation,
par M. Levefque, 221.

Hiflory, fketches of, in fix fèrmons, 424.
Hiftory, of the flagellants, 15. Natural
of Monks, 94. Of the caftle, town,
and foreft of Knaresborough, 102.
Concife one of the kingdoms of If-
rael and Judah, 110. Of the difpute
with America. 120. Of the English
law, 245. Of Modern Europe, 251.
Hiftoire de l'Academie Royal de Sciences
a Paris, 1780, 452

Hope, a poem, by Samuel Hayes, 230.
Horley, Dr. his fpeech in the Royal
Society, 265.
Hortus uptonenfis, 65.

en his corruptions of Chriftianity,
152. To Sir P. J. Clerke, 265. To
a Country Gentleman, 227. To Dr.
Price, on his letter to the Irish Vo-

lunteers, 231. To the people of
England, 279. From Major Scott
to Mr. Burke, 308. From Common
Senfe to the King and People, 308.
To Mr. Pitt, 309.
To a Member of
Parliament, 315. To her Grace the
Duchefs of Devonshire, 476. Ditto
a new edition, 476. Anfwer to ditto,
476.

Letters, on political liberty, 97.

Το
the Volunteers of Ireland, by Dr.
Jebb, 151. From a Peerefs of Eng-
land to her eldest fon, 306. To Ho-
noria and Marianne on various fub-

jects, 383. In behalf of the profef-
fars of mufic, refiding in the country,
469. From a mother to her chil-
dren, 470. To a Member of the
prefent parliament, 477.

Lettre de M. le Compte Morozzo a M.
Macquer, fur la decompofition du gaz
mephitique, & du gaz nitreux, 129.
Levefque's Hiftoire de Ruffie, 121.
Lewis's experimental hiftory of the ma-
teria medica, 363.

Liberty, civil and political, definition of,
98.

Libertine the, a poem, 473
Leicester houfe, politics and intrigues of,
during the life of the Princefs Dowa-
of Wales, 422.
Literary Society, poems by, 138.
Literature among the Romans, progrefs
of it defcribed, 359.

ger

Loft's tranflation of the first and fecond
Georgic, 209.

Logography, introduction to, 52.
London literary lyceum, 135.
Lord's day, the manner in which the
concluding part of it ought to be em-
ployed, 46.

Love of our country, a poem, 388.
Luther, Martin, his character, 118.

Memoirs pour fervir a la Vie de M.
Voltaire, 463.

Memorial addreffed to his Grace the
Duke of Portland, 143.
Metamorphorfis, a comic opera, fongs
and duets in, 64.

Midwifery, Hamilton's outlines of the
theory and practice of, 233.
Ministerialift, by Junius, 140.
Minto's refearches into the theory of
planets, 232.

Modern atalantis, 386.
Modern pantheon, 232.

Monk of the monastery of St. Victor,
itory of one, 19.

Monks, natural hiftory of, 94.
Monfoons, treatife on them by Captain
Forrest, 232.

More ways than one, a comedy, 437.
Interefting scene in, 441.

Munich, Count, interefting particulars
refpecting him, 84.

Murry, Ann, her concife hiftory of
the kingdoms of Ifrael and Judah,

Peerage of England, a fatirical one, 64.
Peggy and Patty, or the fifters of Arch-

dale, a novel, 230.
Peifley's compendium of the conftituti-
onal part of the laws of England, 63.
Perfius, the fourth fatire of, imitated,
307.

Phantoms; or the adventures of a gold-

headed cane, 64.

Pike's forms for public devotions, 383.
Pitt, Rt. Hon. Wm. verfes to, 473.
Playfair's chronology, 241.
Account
of the work, 242. His dedication
to the Right Hon. J. S. Mackenzie,
328.

Pleadings in the reign of Edward II. re-
marks on them, 247.
Poifons, M. Fontana's experiments of the
effects of them on the nerves, 126.
Political fox hunt, 232.

Political liberty, letters on, 97.
Political remembrancer, 64.
Practical expofition of the lord's prayer,

Richardfon's effay on Shakespeare's dra-
matic characters, 35. Anecdotes of
the Ruffian empire, 81, 193.
Rival Brother, a novel, 473.

Scots fociety in Norwich, account of it,
207.

Scott, Major, his letter to Mr. Fox,142,
To Mr. Burke, 147.

Seamen, difficulties attending getting
their wages, 96.

Secret influence public ruin, 145.
Selima and Azor, a Perfian Tale, 229.
Sermons, Bishop of Chefter's on various
fubjects, 44. Hutton's, before the
Governors of the City of London Ly
ing-in Hofpital, 65. Dr. Peckwell's
funeral one on Mrs. Weft, 65. Bp.
of Llandaff's before the Houfe of
Lords, 180. Whitaker's on death,
judgment, heaven, and hell, 337-
Arthur's on various fubjects, 384.
Sandeland's on faith and works, 385.
Peckard's on the nature and extent
of civil and religious liberty, 390.
Goodwin's on facred hiftory, 424.
Hall's paffion fermon, 474. on the
effects of virtuous principles, 475.
Shakespeare, effays on his dramatic cha-
racters, 35. Juft criticism on his
faults, 38. Edition of his works by
Capell, 168, 272, 342. His verfifi-
cation, 344:

Sick queen and physicians, 388.
Simony, definition of it, 257.
Sinclair's remarks on the navy, 389.
Slavery of the negroes, fragment of an
original letter on, 470.

Small fword, properties and choice of a
ferviceable one, 271.

Soule's grammar of the French language
382.

Use of the

pital, and thip fever, 20.
bark in them, 21.
Robertfon, Dr. his ftyle imitated, 51.
Robertfon's poems, 444.

Roe's treatife on the natural fmall-pox, 153
Royal Society, narrative of the diffen-
tions and debates in, 265. Appeal to
to the Fellows of, 426.
Ramble from Newport to Cowes, 229.

the House of Commons, 311.
Speech of the Sun of the political hemis-
phere, 139.

Statesmen and minifters, obfervations of
Timour refpecting them, 4.
Struma, or fcrofula, treatife on, 417.
Swift, Dr. his character, 302.

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