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ALPHABETICAL TABLE

TO THE

CONTENTS, AUTHORS' NAMES, &c. of the Publications

reviewed in this Volume.

108

ABSTRACT of the evidence de- Applegarth's Rights for Man, 348

A livered before a Committee of Aristarchus, or the Principles of Coin-

the House of Commons, on the Part position,

69

of the Petitioners for the Abolition Arius flain, and Socinus mortally

of the Slave Trade,

119. wounded,

Account of the Parish of Fairford, 237 Arnold's Arithmetical Preceptor, 116

(a particular) of the Com. Assembly's Catechism abridged, 108

mencement and Progress of the lo- Atkinson , Poecical Epistle from the

furre&tion of the Negroes in St. Queen of France to the Emperor of

Domingo,

239

Germany,

234

- a thort) of the Affairs of
Ireland during the Years 1783,1784, Bacox's Libertine,

352

and 1785,

475 Bagatelle; or, the Bath Anniversary,

Address to the Students at the New

113

College, Hackney,

350 Bampton Lectures. See Kett and Ta-

to Pitt, on the Probability of tham.

a Revolution in this country, 465 Banister's Translation of the Odes of

from the General Committee Pindar,

402

of Roman Catholics to their Pro. Barlow's Conspiracy of Kings, 471

testant Fellow Subjects, &c. respect. Baviad (the) a paraphrastic Imitation

ing the Calumnes and Misrepresen- of the first Satire of Persius, 193

tasiops circulated with Regard to Beatson's View of the Action of the

their Principles,

468 27th of July, 1778,

357

- to the Duchess of York against Bellamy's Jesus Christ the only God,

the Ule of Sugar,

478

Admonitory Epifties from Harry Ho. Belsham's Essays, Vol. II. 133

mer to Peter Pindar,

472 Benger's Female Geniad,

113

Advice to the privileged Orders of the Bewley's (Dr.) Treatise on Air, 353

feveral States of Europe, Part I. 474 Bicknell's Instances of the Mutability

Aikin's (Dr.) View of the Character of Fortune,

331

and public Services of Howard, 208 Bligh's Voyage to the South Sea, 374

Analysis of the Waters of Tunbridge Blind Child (the),

116

Wells,

iis Boswell's Life of Johnson, 257

Anecdotes (interesting) of Henry IV. Bowles' Monody written at Matlock,

of France,

118

112

- = of the Life of Wm. Pitt,

Second Letter to the right

Earl of Chatham, 383, 551 hon. C. J. Fox, upon the Matter of

Anna St. Ives,

460 Libes,

236

Annales de Chymie, Vol. VI. and VII. Brewiter – On the Prevention of

504 C imes,

479

Answer to second Part of Rights of Broom's Sketches of Female Educa-

Man,'

467 tion,

117

A2 Brulart's

466

472

..75

*352

Brulart's (Madame de Sillery) Leçons Essay on Duelling,

473

d'une Gouvernante à ses Eleves, 494 Evils of Adultery and Prostitution,

Burke's Eetter to Sir Hercules Lan- .

479

I grife, Bart.

345 Examination (a brief) into the In-

i itler's (the) Diary,

236 crease of the Revenue, &c. of Great

Britain,

CARMICHAEL's Tracts concerning the Extracts, elegant, instructive, and en-

Peerage of Scotland, in 58 tertaining, in Prese,

*354

Carpenter's (the) Daughter of Derham

elegant, instructive, and en-

Down,

236 tertaining, in Poetry,

ibid.

Carrieres' (M. des) Concise History of Eyre’s Dreamer awake, 235

France,

* 117

Carter's Narrative of the Loss of the FESTIVAL of Beauty (the), 110

Grosvenor East Indiaman, 475 Field's Second Letter to the Inhabi-

Charge intended to have been deliver

tants of Warwick,

119

ed to the Clergy of Norwich, '80 Foreign Articles, ' 92, 481
Chaucer's Pardoner's.Tale, 451 FOREIGN LITERARY INTELLI-
Chester, a concise History of, 462 GENCE,

99
Christie's Efay on Ecclesiastical Efta- Fourcroy'et De la Porte (M. M.)
blishments, :

: 109 · Analyse chymique de l'Eau Sulsu-
Collection (a new) of Medical Pre- " reule d'Enghein, &c.

313

fcriptions,

e . 353 Frederica; or, Memoirs of a young

Caniputition, the Principles of ww. : 69 st Lady, .
Constitutional Letters, in Antwer to Free Mafonry for the Ladies, 357

Paine's Rights of Man, :"). 347 °Freedom of Human Action explained
Correspondence, 120, 240, 360, 479, and vindi ated, .

480 GARDENSTONE's (lord) Travelling
Cowley's (Mus.) Day in Turkey, 323. Memorandums,
Cowper's Translation of the Ikad atid Generosity, a Novel,

Odyssey of Homer, 241, 361, 50 Genesis, Expofition of the Beginning

Cursory Remarks on an Enquiry into of, i

1

27

the Expediency and Propriety of Genlis (Madame de). See Bruları.
· Public or Social Worship, 231 Giipin's Remarks on Forest Scenery,
Cursory Criticisms on the Edition of. &c.
Shakspeare, published by Nahone, Globus coelcftis Cufico-Arabicus Veli-

476 terni Musei Borgiani, a Simone Al-
femano,

97
DELINEATIONS of the Heart, 472 Golden's Triumph of Friendship, 234
Denina (l'abbé) la Pruffe littéraire fous Gouch (Nirs.) the Life of, 477
Frederic II. pour servir de continua. Good's Poenis,

471

tion à l'Eflai sur la Vie & le Regne Grant's Inquiry into the Nature of

de ce Roi,

48 Zemindary Tenures in Bengal, 61

Dictionnaire, Grammaires, . & Dia- Graves' Mcuitations of the Emperor
logues, Tartares-Mantchoux Fran- .M. A. Autouinus,

421

çois, &c.

95 Grose's Gruniller,

475

Difícriation on the Querulousness of

Statesmen,

224 HALLORAN's Poems,

207

Duncan's (Dr.). Visitation Sermon,

-- Ode on the proposed Visit
of their Majutics to the City of Ex-
eter,

ibid.
ENTIBID's History of Philosophy,

Hawtrey's Various Opinions of the
I21

Pniluxophical Relormers considered,
Enquiry (an) into the Nature, Defeets,

249
and Abules of the British Conttitu-

Hedaya (the), or Guide; a Commen-

233

tary on the Mufiuman Laws, 224

Epistle to Wilberforce,

351

Hickey's History of Painting and

Epistles, elegant, familiar, and instruc-

Sculpture, Vol. I.

tive,

355 High Church Politics,

345

Eflay un E: clefiaftical Eftabiishments,

Hill's (Brian) Observations and Re-

on Religion, &c.

marks in a journey through Sicily

recen un the Principles of Translation,

and Calabria,

4:5

239

Hilano

43

108

tion,

499

79

478

118

165

Historical Sketch of the French Revo- Letter to Pitt, considering his Plad for

lution,

441 discharging the National Deht, 346

Hiftory of Sir Geoffry Refless and his - - to Paine, on his late Publica-

Prother Charles,

114 tion,.

347

political and personal, of the to C pe and Moore, occalioned

Boroughs of Great Britain, Vol. 1. by their proposals for publishing the

Life of Welley,

350

Hogarth illustrated, ..

** 408 to the B shop of Chester, upon

· Holcroft's Road to Ruin, a Comedy, the Removal of pror Children from

326", their respective Settlements to the

Anna St. Ives, 5460 Cottou and other Manufacturies of

Human Action (the Freedom of ex- Manchester, &c.

plained and vindicated, ! 75 - on Tythes, to A. Young, Esq.

with his Remarks,

ibid.

"IMITATION of the Prayer of Abel, - of Advice from a French Demo)-

- 113 crat to, an English Revolutionist,

Iphigenia, a Novel,

114

464

Ireland's Hogarth illustrated, 403 to Pitt, on the subject of a Tax

for railing lix Millions Sterling, ih.

JACQUIN (Nicolai Jofephi) Collecta. Lewejyn's Exposition of the beginning

nea ad Botanicam Chemicam, & of Genelis, the Epiille to the Ro.

Historiam Naturalem Spectantia, .mans, the Doctrine of Baptism, aod

488 Most EB,

Ierninghan's Abelard to Eloisa, 469 Lipscomb's Pardoner's Talc, from

Jones's Letter to the Society of United Chaucer,

Irishmeo of Belfalt. See M-Kenna. Lyne's Ifagoge, five Janua Tusculana,

Jockey Club (tha). Part I. 473 fur the Vic of Grammar Schools,

Kitt's Sermons,

M'DONALD (A.) Miscellaneous Works

LACKINGTON's Memoirs of the first of,

116

forty-five Years of his own Life, M'Kenna's Thoughts on the Letter to

196 the Society of United Irisimen of

Langlès (L.) Di&ionnaire, Gram Belfast, by W'm. Todd Jones, Elq.

maires, á Dialogues Tartares.

346

Mantchoux François, &c. 95 Maps and Plars, Views and Coins, il-

Leopold of Brunswick, a poem, 350 lustrative of the Travels. f Apachar-

Letter (a genvine) by a Native of In fis the Younger, in Greece, 220

doftan, addrefled to a Protcstart Mariti's Travels through Cyprus, Sy.

Miffionary,

10 ria, and Paletline,

- (a Iccond) to the Inhabitants of Martin's Ellay on the Art of Dying.

Warwick,

119

355

- to the Bishop of Llandaff, con Mary de Clifford,

taining Remarks on his Lordship's Medical Comunications, Vol. II. 13

Charge to the Clergy of Llandaff, Memoirs of Mrs Billington, 238

--- of Gen. Lee,

- from Timothy Sobersides, Ex

of Hildebrand Freeman, Esq.

tinguisher-maker, at Wolverhamp-

· 465

ton, to J. Blatt, Bellows-maker, at Mentorial of the present state of Pos

Birmingham,

292 land,

-- Letter to the rev. E, Holder, Modern Britors, a Poem, 468

on the brief and suihcient Answer Mungez' (Antoine) Memoir sur la

to the Philosophy of the Masons, ib. Comparilon des Moyens & des Pro-

to the Students in Divinity in cedes que les Romains employoient

the Diocese of Chester, 237 dans la Coultruction de leurs Edi-

to every Housekeeper in Lon fices, avec ceux des Peupies mo-

don, on behalf of Parochial Induttry durnes,

523

Schools,

240 Moleley’s Essay on Archery, 281

from a Gentleman in Lanca-

faire to his Friend in the East Indies, Nairne's Poems, mifcellancous and

ibid. humorous,

175

352

229

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