grave, a poem,
Blake's (fir Fr.) true policy of Great
Britain confidered,
Blanchard's complete inftructor of
fhort-hand,
Blenheim, a poem,
Blood, obfervations on the circulation
of the,
352
Brief effay on the advantages and dif-
advantages of France and Great
Britain, with regard to trade, 233.
-Account of the hofpital of St.
Elizabeth,
446
British nation, hint to the, 154.
Policy contrafted with a French
alliance, 145.-Wool, view of the
bill for preventing the exportation
of,
311
Browne's method of preferving peach
and nectarine trees,
239
Brunonis (Jo.) elementa medicinæ, 241
Buchan's (Dr.) caution concerning cold
bathing,
306
Burns' poems,
Butler's (bp.) charge to the clergy of
Durham, A, D. 1751,
C.
Calonne's (M. de) speech in the affem-
bly of the notables,
235
Candid enquiry into the cafe of the
prince of Wales,
160
Canon of the fcriptures, leures on
the,
Caroline, a novel,
Carrieres's (des) effay on pronouncing
and reading French,
Carfe of Stirling,
Cartwright's Platonic marriage,
Cafe of the proteftant diffenters, 312.
Obfervations on the,
314
Caftile, memoirs for a Spanish hiftory
of,
311
Conjectures concerning certain functions
of the human œconomy,
Confiderations on the political and com-
mercial circumftances of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland,
Confolation to the mourner,
Caution concerning cold bathing, 306
Chance, child of,
Chaptal's obfervations on the use of
the veficulæ feminales,
Character (medical) effay on the, 306
Charge and fermon, at the ordination
of the rev. Geo. Birley, 299.-Of
the rev. Mr. John Deacon,
Continuation of the difpute relating to
the compofition of water and the
exiftepce of phlogiston,
Conversations of Emily,
Converfing, the art of,
239
Cooper's (Dr.) one great argument for
the truth of Christianity, 437--
Two
Deacon (Mr.), charge and sermon at
the ordination of,
475
Durham, charge to the clergy of, 100
Duty of contending for the faith, 192
E.
Eden's (Mr.) treaty, complete inve-
ftigation of, 67.-Answer to, 153
Education of daughters, thoughts on
the, 287.-The theatre of,
Effufions (poetical) of an Epicurean
philofopher, &c.
Egypt, letters on,
Electricity, effects of, on minerals, &c.
Elementa medicinæ,
Elements of tactics, 366.-Of English
398
Elizabeth (St.), account of the hofpital
of,
Emily, the converfations of,
England and Ireland, union of, proved
to be practicable,
466
English government, historical view
of the, 369.-Grammar, elements
of,
398
Englishman, letters of an,
154
Enquiry into the cafe of the prince of
Wales, 160.-Into the phyfiology
and pathology of parliaments, 272
Epifle to Peter Pindar,
311
Error, thoughts on the various causes
of,
475
Effay on uterine hæmorrhages, 49.-
On natural labours, ibid.-On the
gift of tongues, 97.-On the advant-
ages and difadvantages to France
and Great Britain with regard to
trade, 233.-On the advantages of
revelation, 261.-On pronouncing
and reading French, 279.-On the
medical character, 306.-On a no-
fology and comparative view of the
cynanche,
Efays on various fubjects,
Evelyn's fylva,
Foreign literary intelligence, 56, 138,
209, 289, 377, 460
Fortune, the diversities of,
Fox (hon. Cha. James) letter to, 154
France, account of a map of, 460.
Guide in a tour through,
Franche-Compté, a fcientific map of, 461
Freeman's (Dr.) ftrictures on Adair's
Bath medical cautions,
French treaty, letter on the, 72.-Effay
on pronouncing and reading of,
279.- Politics, alarming progress
of, 312.-King's fpeech to the not-
ables,
Frog (the comic) turned methodist, 160
G.
Great Britain, review of the political
ftate of, 73, 235.-Sentiments on
the interests of, 149.-True policy
of, 155.-Panegyric on, 396.-Sup-
plement to the tour through, 479
Greybeards, the school for,
Groffiere's defcription generale de la
Chine,.
Guide in a tour through Italy, 477.-
Through France,
Hamorrhages (uterine) effay on, 49
Halifax's (bp.) edition of bp. Butler's
charge to his clergy,
Hamilton's (Dr.) remarks on the means
of obviating the fatal effects of the
bite of a mad dog, &c.
Hampton's anfwer to Dr. Priestley's
objections to the doctrine of atone-
ment,
Hancock's aftronomy of comets,
Hanway (Jonas), efq. remarkable oc-
currences in the life,
181
Harlem, account of the prize differ-
tations of the theological and philo-
fophical focieties at,
209
Harrison's obfervations on the cure of
the dry belly-ache,
Harwood's death of Dion,
Hawkins's appeal to fcripture, reason,
and tradition,
302
(fir John) life of Dr. Johnson,
339, 417
Hazard (Harry), adventures of, 307
He would be a foldier,
Heart, forrows of the,
Heloifa and Abeillard, hiftory of, 332
Helps to a right decifion upon the me-
rits of the treaty of commerce with
France,
68
Hempen monopolifts, rope's end for,
Hints towards à revival of the penal
laws,
Hiftoire de la focieté royal de medicine,
année 1780, 1781,
Hißorical and political remarks on the
tariff of the commercial treaty, 152.
-Review of the civil wars in Ire-
land, 201. View of the English
government,
369
Hiflory of the war with America,
France, &c. 12. — Of lady Emma
Melcombe, 77.-Of the early opi-
nions concerning Chrift, 112.-An-
cient, a feries of prints of, 159.
Delcription of, ibid. Of the abbies,
priories, &c. in Ireland, 198.-Of
Henry VII. 238.-Of Geo. O'Nial,
307.-Of Henrietta Mortimer, 308.
Of captain and mifs Rivers, 309.
-Of Abeillard and Heloifa, 332-
Of the campaigns in North Ame-
rica, 346.-Of lady Saint Laurence,
389-Of fir Edw. Ofwald and lady
Frances Seymour, 390. — Natural,
of birds, 395 Of Mexico, 410
Holcroft's feduétion, a comedy, 280
Horne's (dean) vifitation fermon at
Canterbury,
Lee's (mifs) hermit's tale,
Letter on the French treaty, 72.-To
the right hon. Cha. Ja. Fox, 154. —
To Geo. Stackpeole, efq. 234.-To
the rev. Mr. Houfeman, 298.-To
the deputies of the diffenting con-
gregations, 317.-To the right hon.
Wm. Pitt, 318.-Remarks on, 469
Letters on Egypt, 7.-On interefting
fubjects, 76.-On faith, 103.-Of
an Englishman, 154.-Of a friend
to the Rockingham party, ibid.-
On the establishment of Sunday
fchools, 227.--Original,
447
Levy (Mr.), account of the conduct
of,
Libelling, fyftem of, illuftrated,
Light and colours, experiments and
obfervations on,
Lord Winworth,
Louifa,
Loufiad (the), canto II.
Lucinda Ofborne,
Lumley-boufe, a novel, ́
Mantell's directions for the manage-
ment of infants,
Map of France, 460.-Of Franche-
Compté,
461
Idyllia of Theocritus, &c.
Improvements upon agriculture,
Infants, directions for the manage-
ment of,
Inftructions for merchants, &c.
Inftructor in fhort-hand,
Intelligence, foreign literary, 56, 138,
209, 289, 377, 460
Intermittens febris, treatife on the, 475
Investigation of Mr. Eden's treaty, 67.
Answer to,
Italy, guide in a tour through,
J.
Fabet's fermons,
James's Petrarch to Laura,
Jofeph,
Journal of William Dowsing,
Kearley's tables of trade,
Marriage law of Scotland ftated, 470
Mavor's Blenheim, a poem, 218
Medical commentaries,
Medicine elementa,
Melody of fpeaking delineated,
Memoir on the chronology of the In-
dians,
18
Memoirs for a Spanish history of Caf-
tile, 141.-Spanish, of agriculture,
commerce, &c.
362 Method to preserve peach and necta-
Millar's historical view of the English Peters's fermon on the death of Dr.
Obfervations on the cure of the dry
belly-ache, 79.-On certain parts
of the animal economy, 81.-On
the agricultural and political ten-
dency of the commercial treaty,
147.On the ufe and abuse of
Cheltenham waters, 161.-On the
puerperal fever, 224.-On the case
of the proteftant diffenters, 314-
On the circulation of the blood, 352.
-On the ufe of the veficulæ femi-
nales, 381. And experiments on
light and colours, 406. - On the
land revenue of the crown,
454
93
Ode upon ode,
O'Nial (George) hiftory of,
Orlando and Seraphina,
Ormerod's remarks on Dr. Prieft-
ley's difquifitions on matter and
spirit,
393
Philofophical and medical sketch of the
human body and mind, 164.-
Tranfactions, vol. LXXVI. part ii.
321
Pigott's new information and lights on
the late treaty of commerce, 312
Pilon's he would be a foldier, 137
Pindar's (Peter) ode upon ode, 310.
-Congratulatory epistle to,
Pitt (right hon. Wm.) letter to, 318.
-Remarks on,
469
Plan for rendering the poor independ-
ent on public contribution, 159.-
For abolishing Christianity,
398
Plays written for a private theatre, 168
Poifons, Fontana on,
474
Poems for young ladies, 156.-On va-
rious fubjects, 185.-And essays by
a jady,
Frinciples of British policy contrasted
with a French alliance,
Prizes proposed by the royal fociety of
medicine at Paris,
464
Programma of the economical fociety
at Madrid, 140.-Of the philofo-
phical fociety at Lyons,
Progrefs of war, 157.-Of Socinianism,
thoughts on the,
Prospectus of a new translation of the
Bible,
Purlewent's appeal to the common
fenfe of the nation,
Protection of Providence,
Puddicombe's fermons,
Pugb's remarkable occurrences in the
life of Jonas Hanway, efq.
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