


* See, 





T A BL E 


TO THE 


Tirtes, AuTuors’ Names, &c. of the Publi- 
cations reviewed in this Volume, 


WN. B. For REMARKABLE Passaces, in the Criticifms and 


Extrads, fee the INDEX, 


preGe del Hifloire anctenne et mo- 
J 


derne, ®Ce 220 
ABsracrT of the A&s, 1784, 66 
Anans’s Lectiores ScieFe, 391 
Appitionart Remarks on converging 

Series, 154 


Appitirons and Correftions to Dr, 
smith’s Inquiry into the Caufes of the 








Wealth of Nations, 272 
to Capt. Oakes’s Narrative, 
379 
Avpress to the Officers of the Army, 74 
ADVENTURES of a Pincufhion, 469 
Apvice to the Officers of the Britith 
Navy, 462 
AEROPHORION, 390 
ArKINn’s Calendar of Nature, 22 
Edition of Lewis’s Materia Me- 

dica, 1 


ALFReED’s Three letters to the People, 64 

America, and We? Iniies, Traéts rela- 
tive to, 26, 112, 146, 260 

AmroT. Sze CHINESE. 

An Author's Conduvét tothe Public, 70 

ANCIENT Metaphyfics, Vol. Ill. 354 

ANECDOTA Litteraria ex MSS. codicibis 











eruia, Vol. 1V. 1 
ANECDOTES of the Caftle of the Baftiie, 
74 
ANGLER’S Mufeum, 67 
Answer to the Short Effay, gir 
to the Reply to the Treafury 
Pamphlet, 378 
to Hume, on Liberty and Ne- 
ceffi'y, 394 
Arotocy for the Permiffion of Evil, 
476 
AporLexy. See CHANDLER. 
APPEAL to the Public, 475 
APPENDIx to Thoughts on Executive 
Juftice, 333 
— to Burn’s juflice. See Dinc- 
LEY. 
Aritumetic, by Taylor, 154 
ARRANGEMENTS with Ireland con- 
fide: ed, 306 


ARTICLES (39), or Plan for Reform in 
the Legiflative Delegation, &c. 224 
AvEREY’s Milcrllanies, new Edit. 393 
AuTunENTic Statement, extrafed from 
the Report of the Committee, 227 


at the End of the Volume, 


a 


ALGUY on Redemption, 2°7 
BaLtoon, a Satire, 69 

BAR aATARIA, a Farce, 390 
Barrut’s Genera Vermium, &c., 6 
BarFrorbd—Concio ad Clerum Provincia 
Cantuarrenfis, &c. 78 


Barx, Peruvians new Species. S<e 
KENTISH. 


Bar xer on Hair-drefling, 47" 
Bastrite. See Anecdotes, 

Batu Lovers, 313 
Berramy’s Apology, 132 


Berk evey’s Serm. on Innovations, 318 
Bewicke’s Sermonat Bodenham, 158 
BiBLroTHECA Topographica, Number 


XVII—XxX. 189 
Birecn’s Confilia, 469 
Birtu-Day Converfation anticipated, 

152 
Bitause’s Jofeph, a Poem, 219” 


Brarr’s Hiflory of Geography, 434 
BLANCHARD’s 4th aerial Voyage, 65 
Borpe, MM. de /a, his pi€turefque Travels 
through Naples and Sicily, 454 
Boscoviscu, Abbé his optical and aftro- 
nom:cal works, 738 
his Voyage from Con- 
ftantinople to Poland, 52 
BosweExu’s Letter to the People of Scote 
land, 469 
Box’s Plans for reducing the Expences of 
the Nation, 380 
Bruce's firft Principles of Philofophy, 
228 
Burn’s Juftice, Appendix to, See Dinc- 
LEY. 
Burney’'s Account of the Mufical Per- 
formances in Weftminfter Abbey, &c. 





279 

Burney’s Thoughts on the Freedom ‘of 
Election, 381 
Buzzi onthe Helipkobi, 523 


‘YarAveE tt, M. his Aftronomy, 528 
4 Car ti, Abbé, his Account of the 
Meteors obferved in the Summer of 
1733, 138 
CaRMELITR. See CUMBERLAND. 
Carter's Detail of the Britith Ameri- 
can Armics, 231 
Case of the oppreffed Africans, 472 
Az CaskeTy>. 





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lakeow 


Tat 


Vithe , 276 


; 


Chreelane 


NN 


“A 


A Cicero, Oxford Edit. of, 56 


iv CONTENT S&. 


CasxeT, a Novel, 39! 
Creprepe, Ccunt de Ja, his Treatife on the 


Poetry of Mufic, 495 
his Syftem of Natural Philofophy, 





gol 

CHAnpLeR’s Enquiry concerning Apo- 
plexies, &c. 232 
Cuarry’s Fifherman, 68 
Cup's Firft Book, 154 


Cuimir., See Fourcroy, 
Cuinese, Memoirs concerning their 
H:ftory, Arts, Manners, &c, Vol. X. 
497 


Comzrocrarniz. See Pancrr’. 

CommerciaAt Regulations with Ire- 
land explained, 226 

ConsipgeRraTions on the Advantages of 
the improved Syftem of Finance, 308 


Consitsa, 4°9 
Coox's Voyages abridged, 147 
Coorun’s Charge to the Clergy at York, 

398 


Gp Corresponpence with the Re- 
viewers, 79, 159, 238, 3329 402, 480, 





s8s 

Cowrry's More Ways than One, a Co- 
medy, 34 
Coxe’s Travels conchuded, 34 
Crisis, 3°07 
Caiticisms on the Rolliad, 353 
Cucten’s Firft Lines of the Praétice of 
Phyfic, 99 

’s ‘Tranflation of Luyart’s Chemi- 

cal Analyfis of Wolfram, 327 


CumBERLAND’S Carmelite, a Tragedy, 50 
*s Natural Son, a Comedy, 
204 

CunninGuam's Law of Simony, 381 
CunNINGHAME’s Sermon at Sheffield, 
238 





"Arco, Count, his Difcourfe on the 





DeropuLaTion, Treatife on the Cavfes 





of, 224 
Diatocue between a Juftice and a 
Farmer, 315 

a Judge and the 

Foreman of a Jury, 385 


Dictrronary of Hufbandry,&e. 238 
Dincuiey’s Appendix to Burn’s Juftice, 

335 
D1 Saggi Politici, &e. 140 
Discusssons ot the Law of Libels, 333 
DissERTAZIONE Storicoe Anatomico, &c. 


523 
D’Ivernors, See FAREct. 
Doromiszu, Chevalier, his Memoir on 


Eaithquakes, 526 
Dornrorp’s Two Memorials, 145 
DeamatTic Pieces, 47° 
Dritt Hufbandry perfected, 317 


Durttinc. See Hey. 
Duncomse’s Works of the Emperor 








Julian, 16% 

ARTHQUAKES, in Calabria, &c. 

hiftorical Account of, §25 

their Effeéts on the Hu- 

man Body, 526 

. See alfo Doromieu. 

Ecx1nc’s Three Effays, 39% 

ErronicLasTxs, ora Cloud of Fatts, 

&c. 381 

Erectrricity, Medical, See Mau- 
DUYT. 





. See LANDRIAN?Y. See 
GARDINI, See VAN SWINDEN, 
ELEMENTS of modern Gardening, — ib, 





EmpeERor’s Claims, 64 
ENCOMIUM, a Poem, 158 
Enquiry into the Extent of the Power 
of Juries, 384 
——=~ into the enormous Increaie of 
Attornies, &c. 334 


n to Pitt, 467 





Eristre from M 


Influence of the Jews, &c. 527. Essais fur /a Paix de 1733, 68 
Dausenton’s Methodical Exhibitionof Essay on the Infuffitiency of a Subaltern 
Minerals, 513 Officer’s Pay, 13 
Dawes’s England’s Alarm, 316 Every Man his own Law Maker, 145 
*s Deformity of the Doétrine of Evit. See ApoLtocy. 
Libels, ib, Exopus, a Correét Tranflation, &c. 410 
Day on confined and infeflious Air, &c. 
317 ey Inquiries on various Points 
——’s Dialogue between a Juftice and a ot Phyfiology, pathology, &c, 508 
Farmer, 3'5 Facts fuily eftabhihhed, 156 
Desate inthe Houle of Commons on Fair American, 1st 
Pitt’s Reform Bi!l, 460 Farecc’s Tranflation of D'kverncis on 
Derence of the Oppofition, with refpect the Revolution of Geneva, 2¢o 
to lrifh Affairs, 3°06 Farmer's Magegine, 230 
Decicie deg'i eruditi Tofcani, 25 FasnronaBce Levities, a Comedy, 469 
Darra Irfluenza del Gbetto nella Stato, Fata Quriolity, See SHipweeck, 
é&c, 527. Femace Tuition, 450° 
Nerve’ Uti'a dé Conduttori, &C. 524 Fevers. See Hussey. 
D1 MM: rojcopio, 27 Fisuerazes, Britih, See Gordon, 
Det Vu_eo Capitolino, 48t Fisuer’s Sermon in Fetier-lane, 79 
DeNnouEMENT, a Novel, 233 #F oriiss of a Day, 372 
FoLlizs 





Peace, 6 Bre 


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3 
. 





CONTENTS. ¥ 


Fotrtes of Oxford, 463 
Footster to Mrs, Trimmer’s Sacred 

Hiftory, 234 
Forn1Gn Literature, 138, 218 
FotTuerGcitc’s Works, in Quarto, 9 
Fourcroy'’s Chemical Memoirs, 494 
Fox's Speech, May sath, on the Irth 





Affairs, 458 
Reply to Pitt. May 31, ib. 
Faee’s Tyrocinium in Hofpitiis Curia, 
155 

Feiss, Abbé, his Evlogy on the Jate Em- 
prefs of Germany, 528 
Fruit Trees, Art of Forcing, 154 
Furrer’s Hints, relative to the Recovery 
of Perfons drowned, 75 
Sermon at Nottingham, 79 





AME Laws. See FacrTs, &c. 

GARDENING. See ELEMENTS. 
Garpinyi, Dr. his Difcourfe on the In- 
tluence of Electricity on Vegetables, 524 
Garricx’s Poetical Works, 455 
Giggons’s Hymns, 3386 
Gitt’s Thoughts on a Reform, 308 
Gitprn’s Life of Aichb, Cranmer, 170 





Grornace d’un Viaggio, &c. $27 
Ginocua Olimpici celebrati, S&C. 138 
Gream of Comfort, 223 
Gor pDon’s Principles of Naval Archisece 

ture, 104 
— General Remarks on the Bri- 

tith Fitheries, 460 


GoussieR. See MARIVETZ. 
Grain, and Flour, eafy and cheap Me- 
thod of preferving, 490 


GraMMaATica# Quefiiones, 75 
Green's Odeto the Humane Society, 390 


Grose’s Antiquities, New Edition, Vol. 
Hi, 373 


H ADtEY's Grammatical Remarks on 
the Diale&t of Hindottan, $1 
Haterz pressinG. See BARKER. 

Hace, General, his Speech, 306 
Hamitton’s Patriot, a Tragedy, 29 
Hanpvet’s Commemoration, Words of 








the Mufic at, 153 
Ghoft, 390 

wo —— See alfo Burne®. 
HASTINIAD, 389 
Haurtszenen der Helvetifche Ge- 
{chichte, 139 
Haye’s Creation, a Poem, 467 
HayGartu on the Small Pox, 472 


Hewnry’s Hift. of Great Brit. Vol.V. 412 

He v's Differtation on Duelling, 197 

Hinpostan. See Haptey. 

Hints for the better Management of the 
Poor, 280 

Histoire et Memoires, &c. See Me- 
MOIRS, 

Hisrory of Modern Europe, Vols, III. 
and IV, 94 


Hosuovse’s Elegy on Dr. Johnfon, 150 
Hopcson’s Obfervation on Stern’s Me- 


dical Advice, 
Hotcrort’s Follies of a Day a Comedy, 


372 
Hot1pay Prefent, 393 
Horxins’s Exodus, 410 


Horner's Sermon on Church Mufic, 76 
Hover’s Travels through Sicily, &c. 


No. ViI—XIX. 514 
Howarp’'s Appendix to his State of Pri- 
fons, 4r 
Hoytanp’s Odes, 4665 
HKumPpuries’s Poem to the States of 
America, 3338 


Hunter's Thankfgiving Sermon, 158 
HunTINGForD's Apology, 291, 4!9 
Hussey’s Inquiry concerning Fevers, 232 


pea of a Patriot Citizen, 223 
Jemima Placid, 393 
Jews, Difcourfe on their Influence on the 
Countries which they inhabit, 527 


It Papa, &c. 139 
ImMoRTALITY Of Shakefpeare, 463 
IMoGEN, a Paftoral Romance, 233 
InprA, Eaft, Traéts relative to, $79 
INTRODUCTION to reading the Bible, 
392 

Jounson, Sam. Elegy on, by Hobhoute, 
150 

————="s Poetical Works, ib. 
onzs’s Botanical Sermon at St. Leo- 
nard’s Shoreditch, 399 
Joszrn; Pome, &c. 2519 


Journat from Baffora to Bagdat, 475 
IRELAND, Traéts relative to, 142, 220, 
226, 227, 304, 306, 375, $78, 453 
4° 
Irwin's Ode to Brooke, 68 
Astoria di Fenomeni del Tremoto, &c. 525 
Jucian. See Duncomee. 
Juries, Treads relative to the Rights 
and Powers of, 1494, 315, 316, 384 
Justicz, Executive, Thoughts on, 382 


AYE’s Sermon at St. Paul’s, on the 
Feaft of the Sons of the Clergy, 400 
Kemeys’s Refieétions on the Duties on 


Sugar and Rum, 26 
KrenTisu on a new Species of the Pera- 
vian Bark, 473 


Key tothe Parliamentary Debates, 380 
Kwnox’s Liberal Education, 7th Edit. 394 
Kyve on forcing Fruit Trees, 154 


| Eee INTE du Tafle, traduit littéale- 
ment del’ Italien, par M. Ouifean, 219 
LAmPOrT onthe Importance of Agricul- 


ture, r 
Lanpen’s Supplement to Obfervations 
on Converging Series, 154 
LANDRIANI on Eleétrical Conduors, 
574 


3 LARDNER’S 


—_—- = 





nn enema . 


vi CONTENT S. 


Largpner’s Two Schemes of a Trinity 
contdered, 477 
La Trosve's Trarfition of Spangente:g’s 
Expofition of the Doctrine taught by the 


Unitas Fratrum, 250 
Le Broce’s Hints relative to the Ma- 
magement of the Por ry 22 
Letter to the Bihop of Norwich on 

his V (tation torr, 76 





—- trom Governor Haftings, 144 
Letreas, Three; to the People. Sce 
ALFRED. 

to a yrweg Nob!eman on vari 

ous S.bjcéls, 106 
by a late M. P, 44 
in Detence of Chr-fianity, 304 
Letrsom’s Quarto Edition of Fother- 




















gil.’s Works and Lite, 9 
Lisecs, Publications relative to the 
Laws concerning, 483, 384 
Liperty Halil, a Comic Opera, 390 
Linn aus’s Syfiema Vegetabilium, tranf- 
ited bv a Socie y at Lichficls; 40 
Lirscomne’s Poems, 390 


Littra,. Count, bis Difertation en the 
Conilruociion of a Machine to raife Wa- 
ter, 139 

Lorr’s Tranfl. of Virgil’s Georgics, 345 

Lonpon, Outlines of 2 plan jor protect- 
ing from Robbers, &c. 346 

Lonspatce’s Spanith Rivals, 162 

Lorp Belford and Mifs Woodley, 234 

Luriert, his Diilertation on the Mir ro- 
f{cope, 527 

Luyart's Analyfis of Wolfram, 337 


ABLY on the Government and 
Laws of America, 146 
ACKENZI2#'s Cafe. See Anperess. 
Mac Natty’s bajpionable Lewities, a 
Comedy, - 469 
MacnetismM. Sce Van Switnpven. 


ManssFisetp, Lord, authentic Copy of | 


hve Judgment in the Cate of the Dean of 


St. Afaph, 3179 
ManvuFacTuREs improper Subjedis of 
Taxa'ion, 328 


Mason. See EptstTre,. 
M-taemarican aad Philofsphical 
Memoir: of the Italian Society, Vol. iT, 
$04 
Mariverz, Baren de, his Cofmolopical 
Syitem, Vols, Hil. and IV. 565 
Matruews’s Appeal to she Society, &c, 
474 
MavupvuytT on Medical Ele€tr'city, 486 
Mavaice’s Weftminfter Abbey, a Poem, 


465 

Maxen, Battle of, 279 
Maisteer, M, his Chronolezy of the 
Swils Hiftory, 539 


Memoirs of Sir Simeon Supple, 468 


concerMing the Cninefe, 497 


———=—— of the Royal Academy of Sci- 





ences and Betles Letttes of Berfin, for 
1782, 546 
-—— of the Royal Academy of Sci- 
ences at Paris, for 1731, j 
of the Dutch Pnilofophical So- 
ciety at Haarlem; Vols. X'X. XX 5677 


Memoria del comméndatore Deodato ce 





—_—_—-—- 





Di omicu, 526 
Memories de Matematica e F fica decid 
Sicata halhana, Vol. WU. cod 


"Mevrasrasio, Abbé Olymp'c Games, 
cel brated in Honour of his Memory, 12% 
Mippieron’s Biographia Evangelica, 
Vo. ill. 235 
Micnani, Dr, his Account of the Ffe 
fets of Eerthquekes oa the humen 
Body, 626 
MINE, a Poem, 340 
MiIsceELLcaneous Remarks onthe ine 
guiry mio the Evidence agsinfit Mary 
Queen of Scots, 3'3 
Mottison’s Reports of the Commifiion- 
ers of Pubhie Accounts, 226 
Moneovpo’s (Lord) Antient Metaphy- 
fics, Voi. II, 354 
Moxavrans. See La Thorne. 
More Ocdesto the Roy, Academicians, 467 
More Wavsthan One, aComecy, 34 
MoxGAn’s Grammativa Quefliones, 75 
Mosery on Coffee; 14 
MountTMmorres’s (Lord) Refic&ions on 
the Trade between Great Britain and 


Ireland, 7 
Muriay’s Difpnte with Dr. Cullen, 70 
MusEuM of the Capiiol, qt 


NR: See Or 3iGInat Papers, 

NapLes, &c. Climate of, See 
Puca, 

Narpces, See Borne. See SrGnoe 
Recri. See IsToria, 

Narrative ot the'Conduét of the Tea- 





Dealers, Ts 
of Tippoo Saib’s Cruelty to 
his Engtith Prifoners, 379 


NatTcrRAt Son. Sce CUMBERLAND. 

Nauticat Almanac for 1737, 1788, 
1780, and 1790, 227 

Nava. See SrrictTureEs. 

Navat Architeéture. See Gorpon; 

NaAviIGATion. See NrcHoison 


Necessttry, and Lirpeatry; Anfwer. 


3 
to Hume on that Subject, 394 


Necro, White. See Buzzy. 
New Fovndling Hofpital for Wit, 152 


New Rofciad, 233 
Nicnorson’s Navigator’s Affiftant, 3% 
Nor7Tu (Lord) condemced, &e. 20 


Nouveaux AMemoires ce l’ Acad. Royale. 
See Miemorrs. 
Nova Ve fi) Graca Proverbiorum, Eccle- 


pafis, ee, 496 
Nouvsetres Re berches fur lOcconcmie 
Animale, 140 
Oaxes's 











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Sa” Sk, Seren 








CONTENTS. vij 


, 


axes’s Narrative of Tippoo Saib’s 

‘Treatment ot his Englith Prifuners, 

379 

Ove to Brooke, 6% 
Ones. See HoyLANpn, Sere More 

OD Kerere’s Songs in Fontainbleau, 70 


OLIveR’s Sermon at Cambridge, 158 
OxIGtnay Vapers, reiative to tne Nabub 
ot Arcot, 310 
Ovistau's French Tranflation of Taito s 
Aiminta, 219 
Ourrixes of a Plan for protecting 
London, &c. 116 
Owen's Ciitical Difquifitions, 135 


acano, M.h's Political Fffavs, 1g0 
Paotr. Fiber, hes Differ taaons on 

the Ruins of Pettun, . 
Para, Ab'é, his H.fforical and Philo- 


fophicai Y'-w of Religicn, rq 
Paxkr so n’s Sermon bisfore the Arch 
deaconry of Ely, 79 
Parnasso Jtalians, &¢. 140 
PARLIAMENTARY Gude, 225 
PaRMENTIYER’s Eaty andcheap Method 
of preferving Grain, 499 
Pastorer’s Iifcourfe on the Maritme 
Liws of the Rhodiaas, sul 


Patriot, a Tragedy, by Hamilton, 29 
: : by Johnfon, 398 
Pecxwett’s Sermon at Lincoln, for the 
County Hofpital, 
Percivat’s Moral and Literary Diff rta- 
tions, 197 
Pritrips’s Thankfgiving Sermon, 4cQ 
PuiLrosorpHicaL ‘TRANSACTIONS, 
Vol. LX XII, Part Il. con:luded, 45 
Vo}. LX XIV. for 








1784, 242 
Puilosorutcar Works of Count Versi, 
218 

Pryszque du Monde,Vols. 11. & IV, 568 
———— — générale et particuliére, §cl 
Pincre’s Cometography, or Treatife on 
Comets, 489 
Bitt’s Reply to Orde, 226 
Pian Facts, 307 
Prawn for fettling the Government of Ire- 
land, ‘220 


Poacuers, See Zoucn, 

Poems on Subjects in England and the 
Wet Indies, 487 

Pestum, Diff. on the Ruins of, 524 

Porticat Epiftile to a Friend in the 


County, 389 
Poetique dela Muf:que, 495 


Poor. See Le Broce. See Hints, 
Porter’s Virtuous Villagers, a Novel, 


39° 
Paice’s Obfervations on the Importance 
of the American Revolution, _260 


Parestiey’s Letters to the Arcbdeactn 
of St. Alban’s Part Il, concluded, a2 


a 


Prorosen Sy ftem of Trade with Ireland, 


expianed, 226 
Psaums in Metre, 232 
PuGu on the Climates of Naples and 

end Rome, 238 
Pyz’s Shoourg, a Poem, 236 


> 4Msay’s Inguity into the Siave 
Re’cugnrcns s ‘ur differens Points de Phy- 
fi vcoe, de Puthoingje, et de Toeraviua 
t gue, Xs 508, 
Recurm. Cuotsi, &e, 470° 
Rex akkson tic Com rutation Aa, 100 





omnes ——-, a/citional, on Converging 
Scortes, 5$4¢ 
RENCONTRE, a Novel, 233 


Repery tothe Antw, toa thort Effay, 312 
——— tot.e Tresfury Pamphiet, 378 
Keeorr of the Committee ot Council, 

onthe Trace, &c. with Ireland, 378 
——-——— rom the Select Committee on 


India Affairs, 379 
REPORTER, - 459 
Ruopirans, Maritime Laws of, Difcousfe 

on, sin 
RHO poMONTADE Of Politics, 38 
Richarns's Hittory of Annchrift, 336 
RIGHTs Of Juries vindicated, 316 
Ripron’s Serm, on G.fford’s De.th, 79 
Rowertson’s Poems, ise 
Roginson’s Tra: flation of Saurin’s Sere 

mons, 207, 267 


Roptsiap, See Caiticrso. 
Roman Catholics, See WuarTon., 
Russer’s Hftory of Modern Europe, 
Vols, If, and JV. 94 
RovustTan’s Abridgment of Univert. 


~ Hittory, 220 
ARGENT'S Mine, a Poem, 340 
SAURIN. See ROBINSON. 


ScoTLAND, State of Hufband:y in, 166 
SERIES, converging. Sce Lanpen, See 
REMARKS. 


Szrrmons (Single), 76,158, 238, 318, 





30 
(in Volumes) by Sausin, 207, 267 
by Walker, 476 
SHAKESPEARE, See IMMORTALITY. 
SHaw’s Rejoincer toClaik’s Aniwer, 493 
SuerFiriy’s (Lord) Obfervatious on the 

Manufaétures, &c, of Ireland, 142 
Past ll, 304 
Snetpon’s Hiftory of the Abforbent Syf~ 

tem, 250 
SHeRipAn’s Edit. of Swift’s Works, 325 
SHIPWRECK ; or Fatal Curiofity, a Tra- 











gedy, 33 
SxooTING, a Poem, 236 
SHortT Effay on the Modes of Defence 

of this Ifland, 310 


Suort 











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viii CONTENTS. 


Tucrer’s Reflections on the Difpute be- 
tween Great Britain and Ireland, 453 

Tuscans. See Dericre, &c. 

Twininc's Obfervations on the Tea and 
Window AQ, 72 


Snort Reply to the Anfwer, 412 

SsGNorELLI On the Revolutions in-the 
Sciences, &c. §20 

Simony, Law relative to, 381 

Sravery. See Tuovpcuts. Seeln- 
QUIRY. 


Stave-Trape. See Ramsay. See 
Case. 

Smactt-pox., See HAYGARTH. 

Smiv.n’s Inquiry into the Wealth of Na- 


tions, New Edition of, 272 
Suytu’'s Tour in the United States of 
America, 112 

** SomeBopy's” Sermcn on the Window 
Tax, 400 
Sopra Meteore della Siate del 1784, &c- 
333 

Soncs in Fontainbleau, 70 
—— in the Magic Cavern, ¥gt 


inthe Nunnery, a Comic Op. 390 
SraNGENBERG'S Expofition, See La 





TROBE. 
Spanish Rivals, a Farce, 352 
Spartan Manual, 35 
Stacx’s Medical] Cafes, with Remarks, 


7° 
Stayzr’sView of the Public Revenves.323 
StocKDALeE’s Parliamentary Guide, 225 
SrraicTureson Naval Depaitments, 228 
Sucar andRum. See Kemeys. 
SuLivan’s Tour thro” England, &c, 274 
a Analyfis of India, 222 
———~- Thoughts on Martial Law, 229 
Surppre, Sir Simeon. See MEmogrs, 
Swirt, Dean. See SuHeriDAn. 
Swiss. See Meister. 
Symposta; or Table Talk, &c. go 


aBLEAU Mébodigque des Mineraux, 














fuivant leur diffé-ents Natures, &c. s 3 
hiflorigue et philofopbigue de la Reo 

ligion, 541 
Tatuam’s Sermon at Oxford, 77 
Taycor onthe Reform in Pasliam. 224 
*s Arithmetic, 154 

Tea Purchsfer’s Guide, 393 


THeresta, Maria, Emp. Enlogyon, 528 
TruovuGutTs on the Commercial Arrangee 

ments with Ireland, 226 
on the Slavery of the Negroes, 380 











on the Weftininfter Scrutiny, 381 

on Executive Juftice, 382 
Tietxes’s Relation of the Battle of Max- 
en, 270 


Time. See WaTson,. 

Tim Twifting toDick Twining, 23 

Toprapy’s Gleanings of the Vintage, 47 

Towers's Obfervations, on the Rights, 
&c.“of Juries, 134 

Transactionsof the Soc. of Arts,Mae 
nufactures, and Commerce, Vol. JI. £7 

Trim™Mer’s (Mrs.) Sacred H flory, 132 

, concluded, 216 

Trinity. See Larpner, 

TaatT Tato d' Afronomia, 528 





Remarks on the Report of the 
Eaft India Dire@ors, 73 
Anfwer to the 2d Report, &e. 3¢9 


. Yaxity of Fame, Isr 
Van Swinpen, Prof. his Me- 
moirs on the Analogy of Ele&tr city and 
Maenetifm, 538 
VeRHAnpe cine Uitgegeeven door de Hols 
lond{che Maat{chappye der Weetenjchap- 

fen te Haarlem, Vo's. XIX. XX. 
Veras, Count—Opere Filof:pbicke, - a 

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Verses on her Majefty’s Birth-day, 314 

Vicenpa della Goltura, &e, 120 

View of the Propofals for the final aan 
jeftment with Ireland, 

Vittojson, M, da, Epiffola Vinarienfin 


—————— MM, his new Greek Tranflation 
of she Proverbs, &c. 496 


Vovace Pittorg(que, SeeDz ta Borve, 
See Hove, 

Vaatcnapin, Dr. his Inquiries con- 
cerning the Animal Oeconomy, 1340 


AKEFIELD on the Opinions of 
the firft Chriftian Writers cone 


cerning Chrift, 166 
Watxer’s Sermons, Vol. JIf. 476 
WanostRocnt—Recyeil Choif, &c. 470 
War of the Wigs, a Poem, 466 
Warwick's Abelard to Eloifa, &c, 147 
Warson’s Treatife on Time, 415 
We have been all inthe Wrong, 307 
WertTer to Charlotte, 468 


WrsTMInsTER-Abbey, aPoem, 463 
Wuarton’s Letter to the Roman Ca- 


tholics at Worcefter, 395 
Wuimsicat Rhapfody on Taxes and 
Balloons, 466 
WuiTe’s Sermons at Bampton’s Leure, 
2 

Wuitecuurcn’s Bath Lovers, 333 
Wicut’s prefent State of Hufbandry in 
Scotland, 155 
Witt Ams?s Loofe Thoughts on the Si- 
tuation of Ireland, 453 
WILLIAMson’s Argument for the 
Chriftian Religion, 348 


Wir, New Foundling Hofpital for, 1 52 
WoLrRraM. See LuvartT. 
Weicut’s Addrefs to both Houfes of 


Parliament, &c. 399 
Wyvuitx’s Summary Explanation of the 
Reform Bill, 460 
ounG Widow, a Novel, 39% 
ovcn on the Pradtices of Poachers, 

&e, 156 
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