224

400

484

522

Abolition of the flave-trade confider-
ed, 229.-Difcourfe on the, ibid.
-Letter to the treasurer of the
fociety for the,
Ahfence, the folicitudes of,
Adams's Effay on the Microscope, 40
Flowers of ancient hiftory,
237. Of modern history,, 238
(Dr.) Defence of the confti-
tutions of government of the states
of America,
Additions and corrections to Robert-
fon's hiftory of Scotland, 87
Addrefs to the manufacturers and tra-
ders of Great Britain, 77.-(Fare-
wel) to the rev. Mr. James Ram-
fay, 321.-To the deifts,
Addrefes to the Deity,
Admirals, reflections on the late
motion of,
Adventures of Jonathan Corncob, 150.
Of twelve hours, 215.-Of a
watch,
569
African flave-trade, difcourfe on the,
Agitation, a novel,
150
Agriculture, &c. letters and papers on,

534

23

pro-

488

163, 494

326

of Mrs. Gooch, 237.---For the
mode of raising money for the ine
provement of church lands, 312.--
To the humane, in behalf of
chimney-fweepers boys, 326
Arabian Letters,
Archæologia, vol. viii.
Art of boxing,
Afia, memoirs of the late war in, 119
Athenaid, the,
Attempt to illuftrate the various paf-
fages in the New Teftament, 53,
-To tranflate and explain the
difficult paffages in the Song of
Deborah,
342
Atterbury's (bifhop) epiftolary corre
fpondence, Vol. IV.
450
Augufta; or, the dependent niece, 76.
Or, the female travellers, 237

B.

193

227

at,
489, 515
Bank-flock, obfervations on the late
increase of the dividend on, 563
Baptifm, plain account of the ordi-
nance of,

68
3 I

Barlow's vision of Columbus,
Bath waters, conjectural idea of their
nature and qualities, 70.-Sermon
for the benefit of the general hof-
pital at,
565
Society's letters and papers on
agriculture, &c.
192
Battle of Haftings, 314.-Royal, 404
Beatfon's index to the hiftories of
Great Britain and Ireland, 325
Beaufoy's fpeech to the British fociety
for extending the fisheries,
563
Beauty, sketches of, 314.-Ode to, 481
Bellendenus, tranflation of the preface
to, 76. Animadverfions on, 151
Beloe's poems and tranflations, 148
Bentham's defence of ulury,
569
Berrington's effay on the depravity of
the nation, &c.
Berkenbout's first lines of philofophi-
cal chemistry,
Berquin's children's friend,

T

68

157

488

78

Bible, reafons for revifing the present
verfion of the,

318

316

Bolton's history of funguses,
Bonbote's parental monitor,

356

155

151

452

Bonnet's interefting views of Chriftia-
nity, 25-Philofophical and criti-
cal enquiries concerning Chriftia
nity,

ibid.

Animadverfions on the preface to Bel-
lendenus,
Antiquities (picturefque) of Scotland,
407.-Of the provincia Romana
of Gaul,
Apparition, the, a tale,

113

Epaminondas, life of,
Epiftolary correfpondence of bishop
Atterbury, vol. IV.
450
Elay on the hepatitis and fpafmodic
affections in India, 14.-On phlo-
gifton, 16.-On the microscope, 40.

On the depravity of the nation,
&c. 68.-On the treatment of
confumption, 72.-On anger, 78.
-On the method of ftudying na-
tural history, 273.-On fea-bath-
ing, &c. 275.-On the malignant.
ulcerated fore throat, 353.-On
the flavery and commerce of the
human fpecies, 399.-On the con-
tagion of fevers, 566.-On the bite
of a mad dog,
567
Eftimate of the light of infpiration and
the light of human learning, 563
Euphrofyné, an ode to beauty, 480
Europe, political obfervations on the
prefent state of,

395

Evacuation, medical remarks on, 488
Exportation of wool, observations on
the bill for preventing, 396
Expoftulation (familiar) addreffed to
Meffrs. Pitt and Thurlow, 395

F.

150

408

325

201

Falconbridge's account of the flave-
trade,

398

117

215

Falconer's (Dr.) differtation on the in-
fluence of the paffions upon difor-
ders of the body,

462

291

Duncan's (Dr.) medical commenta-
ries, vol. XII.
Dutch republic, introduction to the
history of the,

E

E.

AST, love in the,

Eaftern theatre (the) erected, 401
Ecclefiaftes, new translation of, 69

Edict (royal) for granting toleration
to diffenters in France,
Edinburgh royal fociety, tranfactions
of the,

Fall of the Rohillas,

Familiar expoftulations, addreffed to
Meffrs. Pitt and Thurlow, 395
Fareham quay, review of facts con-
cerning the right of,

488

571

431

Fatal follies, 149.-Seduction,
Fate of Sparta, a tragedy,

406

213

74

75

157

568

78

Favourite tales,
Fawcett's effay on anger,
Female travellers, the,
Ferguson's gardener's univerfal guide,

237

327
Fevers, effay on the contagion of, 566
First lines of philosophical chemistry,
501

235

Flowers of ancient hiftory, 237.-Of
modern hiftory,
Follies of fashion,

238

404

Foot's (William) plain account of the
ordinance of baptifm,
68

(Jeffe) obfervations on the new
opinions of Hunter, review of,
235-flay on the bite of a mad
dog,

567

General defcription of China,
Generation and parturition, engrav-
ings to illuftrate,
173
Gilbert's (Mr.) laft bill for relief and
employment of the poor, remarks
on, 325-Summary view of the
objects of,

394

Girdleflone's (Dr.) effay on the hepa
titis and fpafmodic affections in In-
dia,

Gloucester's (bishop of) fermon, Jan.

Harley's monody on the death of
Henderfon,
483
Harris's fcriptural reasearches on the
licitnefs of the slave-trade, 318
Harrison's travellers, a comedy, 405
Haftings, (Mr.) speech on the im-
peachment of, 73.-Minutes of,
153. His anfwer to the articles of
impeachment, 154. Trial of, 562
the battle of,
314
Haweis's hints respecting the poor,
325
Hawkins's fermons at Bampton's lec-

Hayter's fermons at Whitehall, 229
Headley's felect beauties of ancient
English poetry,

49
Healde's (Dr.) translation of the new
pharmacopoeia,
346
Heloife; or, the fiege of Rhodes, 485
Henry and Ifabella,

Hepatitis, effay

485

14

Hernia, practical obfervations on, 280
Herrenschwand's difcours fur le public
credit des nations de l'Europe, 459
Hints for a plan for abolition of the
flave-trade, 320.--Respecting the
325
Hiftorical sketches of civil liberty, 172
Hiftory of the countefs of Stanmore,

poor,

-

149.-Of Eleonora Meadowfon,
236.-Ancient, flowers of, 237.-
Modern, flowers of, 238.-Of fun-
guffes, 256. And antiquities of
Southwell, 383.-Univerfal, 408.
Of Peter Pindar, 479.---Of lady
Caroline Rivers, 487.---Of the re-
volutions of South Carolina, 532
Hodfon's Jefus Chrift the true God, 68
Holcroft's tranflation of the life of
baron Trenck,
Holmes's four tracts,
Holmbys, memoirs of mifs,
Horley's ordination fermon at Glou
cefter,
67
Howard's practical obfervations on
the venereal disease,
186
Howlett's infufficiency of the causes
to which the increase of our poor,
&c. have been commonly ascribed,

291

204

567

229

394
Hughes's difcourfe on the abolition
of flavery,
Humane fociety, reports of the, 572
Humours of Brighthelmiftone,
Hunter's account of Pegu,
Hydrocele, cafes of,

483

566

KEATE's cafes of hydrocele, 566
Kentifb's (Dr.) effay on the me-
thod of studying natural hiftory,
273.---On fea-bathing and the in-
ternal ufe of fea-water,

Kerr's minor poems,

275

314

AURA, or letters from fome
perfons in Switzerland, 239
Laws of parliamentary impeach-
merits,
562
Lectures, phyfico-theological, 35.---
On the figurative language of the
fcripture, 417.---Sernions at Bamp-
ton's lectures,
489, 51S
Letter to James Tobin, efq. 74.---
On the abolition of the flave trade,
77.---To Philip Francis, efq. 153.
--A fecond to the right hon. Wile
liam Pitt, 154.---To the caput of
the university of Cambridge, 155.

-To the patrons and trustees of
charity-schools, 326.--To the chan-
cellor of the exchequer, 394.---To
the minority of the houfe of com-
mons, 395.---To the duke of Graf-
ton, 396.---To the treasurer of the
fociety for the abolition of the
flave-trade, 400.--. To a friend, by
a lady, 403-To Mr. Pitt, 560.-
To a member of parliament, 561.
-From a gentleman at Bengal,
563. On the doctrine and ufages
of the church of England, 565
Letters on the flave-trade, 151. --And
papers on agriculture, &c. 192.---
On the politics of France, 233.---
From fome perfons in Switzerland,
239.---To and from Dr. Johnfen,
258.---To candidates for orders,
312.Of the late rev. Mr. Sterne,
439.---Arabian, 488.-From a pa-
rent to her children, 565.-Writ-
ten in Holland,
Lettice's two fermons,
Llewellyn, the wood of,
Lewefdon hill, a poem,
Liberty (civil), fketches of,
Life of Scipio Africanus and Epami-
nondas, 113.---Of baron Trenck,
291

568

145

75

442

172

Literary (foreign) intelligenee, 55,
135, 217, 298, 384, 465, 553
Livre (le) des infans,
327
Locks, differtation on the construction
of,

77

77