Mafon's difcourfe on the African
flave trade,
Match for a widow,
Mattberus's voyage to the river Sier-
ra Leone,
367
Meadowson, Eleonora, history of, 216
Medical commentaries, vol. XII. 201.
----Jurifprudence, elements of, 234.
---Memento, 487.---Remarks on
evacuation,
488
Meilan's tranflation of Berquin's chil-
dren's friend,
Meliffa and Marcia,
Memento, the medical,
Memoir of Frederic II. king of Pruf-
fia,
323
Memoirs of major Edward M'Gau-
ran, 77.---Of the late war in Afia,
119.---Of George Woodford and
lady Emma Melville, 150.---Of
Florincourt, ibid ---Of Frederic
Charlton, ibid.---Of Mr. Henry
Mafers de la Tude, 159, 160.---
Of the life and writings of Mr.
Whitehead, 177.---Of the protecto-
ral houfe of Cromwell, review of
the, 238.--Of Great Britain and
Ireland, vol. II. 283.---Of baron
Trenck, 297.---Of mifs Ann Shel-
don, 324. Of mils Holmfbys,
567. Of Charles Chancely, 568
Meffiah, a poem,
Microfcope, effay on the,
Midfummer holydays,
Miln's courfe of phyfico-theological
Mineralogie, idées fur la,
Minority of the house of commons,
Minutes of Warren Haftings and
Modern hiftory, flowers of,
Mole's elements of algebra,
Monody on the death of Mr.
derfon,
house of Cromwell, review of, 238
Nomenclature, method of a chymical,
252
Nomina medicamentorum pharmaco-
poeia Londinenfis, tabulæ,
487
Norfolk, rural economy of, 276
0.
OBJECTIONS to the abolition of
the flave-trade, with anfwers, 399
Obfervations on various paffages of
fcripture, vol. III. and IV. 125. ——
On fugar, 175.-On venereal com-
plaints, 183, 186.-Relative to the
taxes upon windows, 232.-On
the new opinions of Hunter, re-
view of, 235.-On Herniæ, 280.
-Upon the flave-trade, 319.—
Preliminary, to a propofed amend-
ment of the poor laws, 234.-On
the plans offered for the relief of
the poor, 325.-On Mr. Sheridan's
pamphlet, 381.-On the prefent
ftate of Europe, 395.-On the bill
for preventing the exportation of
wool, 396.---On the pharmacopoeia
collegii regalis medicorum Londi-
nenfis, 487.-On the late increase
of the dividend on bank-stock, 563
Obferver, the, vol. IV.
357
Oue, the king's, in anfwer to Peter
Pindar, 478.---To beauty, 48L
Parry's (Edward) sermon,
Parfons (Dr.) account of,
Paffions, the effects of the,.
Paul (St.) tranflation of his Epiflies
to the Theffalonians, 525.---Prac-
tice of, confidered,
536
Peake's review of Foot's obfervations
on the new opinions of Hunter,
235
Pearfon's principles of furgery,
Peckard's (Dr.) fermon on the flave-
trade,
228
Pegu, account of the kingdom of, 11
Peter's penfion
Phabe; or, diftreffed innocence, 150
Pharmacopeia collegii regalis medico-
rum Londinenfis, 265.-Tranfla-
tion of, 346.-Obfervations on,487.
-Curfory remarks on, ibid.
Pharos, the,
376
Philofophical and critical enquiries
concerning Chriftianity, 25.-
Tranfactions, vol. LXXVII. part
I. 95. Part II. 329.-And mathe-
matical commentaries of Proclus,
vol. I. 338.-Chemistry, first lines
of,
Phlogifion, effay on,
Picturefque antiquities of Scotland, 407
Pigott's fecond letter to the right
hon. Wm. Pitt,
Pindar's (Peter) penfion, 477-Hif
tory of,
Piozzi's (Mrs.) letters to Dr. John
Pitt, letter to Mr.
Plain account of baptism,
Poem on the inhumanity of the flave
trade,
314
Poems and tranflations, 148.-White-
head's, vol. III. 177.-Falconar's,
313.-Minor, 314.-To the rev.
Meff. Ramfay, Clarkfon, &c. 314.
---On flavery and oppreffion, 315
Poetical translations,
480
Political mifcellanies, 159.---Obfer-
vations on the prefent state of Eu-
Politics of France, letters on the, 233
Poor, defence of the ftatue 43 Eliz.
concerning the, 154.-Obferva-
tions on the plans for the relief of
the, 325-Remarks on Gilbert's
laft bill for relief of, ibid.-Hints
respecting the,
ibid.
Poor-laws, preliminary obfervations
to a propofed amendment of, 325
Porret's Clariffa, a tragedy, 406
Portugal, fketches of fociety and man-
ners in,
370
Pownall's (gov.) antiquities of the
Provincia Romana of Gaul, 452
Powis caftle,
484
Practical obfervations on the venereal
difeafe, 186.-Sermons abridged,
398-Thoughts on the law of im-
prisonment for debt,
488
Prefent fate of Sicily and Malta, 529
Preftwich's refpublica,
Priestley's (Dr.) defence of unitaria
nifm, 203.-Sermon on the flave.
trade, 228.-Letters to the candi-
dates for orders,
Prince of Angola, a tragedy, 316
of Wales's lfland, account of,
Principles of furgery,
Proclus's commentaries, vol. I. 338
Pronunciation and orthography of the
French language,
158
Propofal for the confideration of those
who intereft themselves in the a-
bolition or prefervation of the
flave-trade,
226
Profecution of R. B. Hemmett, M. D.
against A. Archer, efq.. 407
Provifion committee at Norwich, re-
ports of the,
325
Pruffia, memoir of Frederick II. king
of,
323
Puddicombe's poems to the rev. Meff.
Ramfay, Clarkfʊn, &c. 314
Pyrment, a fhort defcription of, 422
Q:
QUESTION of wool truly flated
Raftall's history and antiquities of the
town and church of Southwell, 383
Reafons for revifing the present ver-
fion of the Bible,
Reflections on the English common
verfion of the Scriptures, 147.
On the proceedings respecting the
four regiments raifing for fervice
in the East Indies, 233.-On a late
promotion of admirals, 396
Refutation of Mr. Francis's anfwer, 562
Remarks on Mr. Gilbert's laft bill for
relief of the poor, 325.-On Jofe-
phus's account of Herod's rebuild-
ing the temple, 428.-On the new
pharmacopoeia, 487.-On evacua-
Review of Foot's obfervations on the
new opinions of Hunter, 235-
Of Noble's memiors of the pro-
-tectoral house of Cromwell, 238.
-Of facts concerning the right
of Fareham quay,
571
Rhodes, the fiege of,
Richards's review of Noble's memoirs
of the protectoral house of Crom-
well,
228
Rigby's obfervations on fugar, 175.-
Report of the provifion committee
at Norwich,
325
Rivers, lady Caroline, hiftory of, 487
Robertfon's hiftory of Scotland, addi-
tions and corrections to,
Robillas, the fall of the,
Rowley's (Dr.) effay on the malignant
fore throat,
Rozfon's inquifitor,
Royal fociety, London, tranfactions of,
95, 329
431
edict, given at Verfailles, for
granting toleration to diffenters, 488
Rural economy of Norfolk,
Rutland, difcourfe after the funeral
of the duke of,
Rutledge's fermon at the ordination of
Mr. John Love,
Sketch of the conduct of the commif-
fioners for the affairs of India, 234
Sketches of civil liberty, 172.-Of
beauty, 314.-Of fociety and man
ners in Portugal,
Slave-trade, letter on the abolition of
the, 77, 151, 400.—Thoughts on
the, 152.-Propofal for the con-
fideration of thofe who intereft
themselves in the prefervation of
abolition of the, 226.-Difcourfe
on the, 227.-Sermon on the, 228,
229,320.--Poem on the inhumanity
of the, 314.-Scriptural refearches
on the licitnefs of the, 318.-Ob-
fervations on the, 319.-Hints for
a plan for the abolition of the, 320.
Account of the, 398.-Objections
to, with answers,
Slavery, a poem, 226.-Difcourfe in
favour of the abolition of, 229.-
And oppreffion, poems on, 315.
No oppreflion, 320.-Thoughts
Southwell, hiftory and antiquities of,
Sparta, the fate of,
213
Speculations upon law and lawyers, 570
Speech on the impeachment of Mr.
Haftings, 73.-On the wool bill,
397. To the British Society for
extending the fifheries,
563
Speeches in the houfe of commons, 72
Stanmore, hiftory of the countess, 149
Sterne's letters,
439
Stockdale's Ximenes, a tragedy, 434
Stuart's ftone eater, an interlude, ibid.
Sugar, obfervations on,
175
Summary of teftimonies concerning
Jefus Chrift, 312.-Of the objects,
&c. in Mr. Gilbert's new bill, 394
Sunday School dialogues, &c. 398
Supplement to Cooper's letters on the
flave-trade,
Surgery, principles of,
Szvediaur's obfervations on venereal
TABULE nomina medicamento-
rum pharmacopeia Londinenfis,
Tales, favourite, 157.-Fairy, ibid. —
Apologues, allegories, &c. 239
Taylor's commentaries of Proclus,
vol. I...
338
Thatched building, foliloquy in a, 480
Theatre, the eastefn, erected,
Theatrical remembrancer,
Theffalonians, tranflation of the epif-
tles to the,
525
Thoughts on the flave-trade, 152.-On
the importance of the manners of
the great, 154.-On the flavery of
the Negroes, 399.-On the law of
imprifonment for debt, 488.-On
the diftinct provinces of revelation
and philofophy,
565
Tobin (James), cfq. letter to, 74.
Farewel addrefs to Mr. Ramfay,
321
Todd's hiftory of lady Caroline Ri-
481
Tolmin's edition of Foot's plain ac-
count of baptism,
68
Tour through the Highlands of Scot-
land,
Townsend's obfervations on the plans
offered for the relief of the poor,
Two fermons preached at Whitehall,
UNDERWOOD's (Dr.) furgical
tracts,
Unitarianism, defence of,
Univerfal hiftory, 408.-Elements of,
Weft's humours of Brighthelmstone,
Tranfactions,philofophical(Lond.)vol. Weft Indian, the,
LXXVII, part 1. 95. Part II. 329
YEARSLEY's poem on the inhu-
manity of the flave-trade, 314
Young's obfervations preliminary to
a proposed amendment of the poor
laws,
ARTICLES.
Chaptal's (M.) account of the conge-
559
Defcription of the new spider found in
Laufanne, 135-Of some of the
discoveries of the French naviga-
tors in the Northern Pacific, 300.
Of the last eruption of mount
Ætna, 302.-Of cheap and fimple
conductors, 556.--Of the whirlwind
obferved at Bourdeaux, &c. 558
Difpute relating to M. Marivetz's opi-
INDEX to the FOREIGN
ABSTRACT of M. Vecq d'Azyr's
in comparative ana- lation of the oil of vitriol, 384
465 Commentaire fur la loi des Douze Ta-
Account of the phyfique du Monde bles,
542
and M. Reynier's work, 55-Of Continuation of Mr. Poiret's defcrip-
M. Reynier's defence of the fyftem tion of the infects of Barbary, 60
of Buffon, 56.-Of the abbé Ca- Cotte's (P.) obfervations on the mag-
vanille's work on the geranium, ` netic variations,
60.-Of Bruffonet's memoir on
the refpiration and fcales of fish,
135. Of an effay on the jerboa,
139.-Of Van Marum's new elec-
trical experiments, 217.-Of M.
Ducarla's remarks on winds, 219.
-Of the meteorological fociety of
Manheim, 220.-Of M. Reyniers's
discovery of the generation of
plants, 221. Of the new moving
plant, 223.-Of the voyages of the
French navigators in the Northern
Pacific, 298.-Of fome changes
which occur in the forms of volca-
nic productions, particularly ba-
faltes, 304-Of the properties of
indigo,387.-Of the fufion of fome
refractory earths and metals, 390.
-Of feveral new publications in
furgery and medicine, 466–472.—
Of the controversy relating to M.
de Sauffure's hygrometers, 553-
Of the abbé Bertholon's electricity
of meteors, 555-Of father Gan-
dolfy's memoir on the caufe of
earthquakes, 557.-Of some aftro-
nomical works, &c.
559
Alkali (volatile), a farther fupport
of the compofition of, and fome
account of an analysis of mineral
alkali,
389
Analyfis (a farther) of the acid of ap-
ples,
386
Bernard's obfervations on the fig-tree,
nion on the matter of heat, &c. 217
Edda Sæmundar Hins Froda. Edda
rythmica feu antiqua, vulgo Sæ-
mundia dicta,
Fontaine's (Meff. des) obfervations on
the irritability of the stamina of
flowers,
Hiftoire de l'academie royale des fci-
ences, pour l'annés 1782 & 1783,
62, 304, 538
Ingenboufz's (M.) experiments on the
effects of electricity on vegetation,
555
Inftance of lord Stanhope's returning
ftroke recorded,
556
Lavoifier's (M.) farther enquiries re-
fpecting vital air,
398
Linné (Caroli à) amænitates acade
micæ, vol. VIII. and IX.
Memoirs de l'academie de Dijon, 547
Method of purifying the acid of vi-
triol,
386
Obfervations relating to the Pruffian
blue,
387
Tableau general de l'Empire Othman,
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