Juvenal, Gifford's Tranfla-
Ivernois's Five Promiles 1139 OWEN'S Methodifm un- TAPRELL'S Sermon on the
Thoughts on the late Over tures of the French Go-
1210 VALPY'S Sermon for the Humane Society 1138 Vanboven's Letters on the Jewish Poor 842
Vernet, Abrégé de Poivre Univerfelle 851 Vincent's Thanksgiving Ser-
lia 1138 Richmond's Faft Sermon 1212 Rickman's Emigration to WADDINGTON'S Addrefs America confidered 739 to Hop Planters Ridgeway's Reports of Cafes. Walter's Sermon before the of High Treafon at Dub- Humane Society at Maña lin, July 1798 738 chusetts Rovers' Sermon on the Plea-
fures of Religion 1212 Rafe on the Deut on the Ci- 752, 848
744 Welminfler Election, Conti-
S. SCOTT'S Obfervations on the Signs and Duties of the Times 746. Thankf giving Sermon 1212 Svigne, Mad. de, Le ters to her Daughter,tra flated by Mrs Mackie 1215 Seyer's Principles of Chrifti- Winchefer, Bp. Two Ser- arity 747 mons before the King 1213
Willon's Hiftory of the Bri- tish Expedition to Egypt Winbali's Sermon
Smith, Henry, (Alderman) Wood's Thankfgiving Ser- Collections relating 10 him and his Charitable Beque fts 1201 Steers's Elegy on the Duke of Bedford 846 Sunday Schools, Reply of the Union Society of Greer- wich to Dr. Wollaton 1207
YORKE'S Mural Nights 750. View of a Courfe of Lectures 755
Hiftorical Paffages, 1802. Part II.
ABBOT, Mr. re-elected
Speaker 1055 Abdollatipb, account of 649, of 150 hooks written by him, only one known to remain 650. hift. of Egypt; the various editions 1109 Abercromby, Sir Ralph, in- fcription to his memory at Malta 616. his death and character 1122. epitaph 1244
for Aboukir, battle of, Academy, Royal, Accidents, three ladies drown. ed at Orford 675. child burned by its infase mo ther 675 youth killed by an als 675. a perfon killed by taking opiera 676. to the Maidstone coach 774. a young lady at Lancafler falls from a
window 774. Mrs. Evans killed at Andover, and another lady at Windfor, in fingle horse chaifes 774, 776. feveral perfons drowned 776. fall of a houfe in Oxford-ftreet 176. Portugueze Indiamen blown up 965. in the mail coach 965. in fhoot- ing 965 at Stirbitch fair in the play house 966. ftage coach at Newport Pagnel 966. man wor- ried to death by a horfe 967. John Heathcote, Etq. and Lieut. W. Fra fer, killed in their chaifes 981. by a weggon at Nailfworth 1059. lofs of a Dutch thip in the Thames 159. man killed in a lime kiln 1066. Mr. Welth killed by a horfe 1068. Mr. Minnett killed by a horte 1072. in a gig 1154. by charcoal 1154. a man drowned near Taun-
Aidp ce Ne kinces Avil-ben, account of 1069 Am na Sermer America, peace with Mo- ro co concluded 871. po- pulation and climate of 904
Amtvell, Great, fprings which
fupply the New River 988 Ancell, Samuel, acc of 1161 Andrewes, Rev. Gerard, ap- pointed rector of St. James, Weltmifter
ftronomy, obfervations 731
Audley, Lord Aurelian Society Auftria endeavours to become a mariume power 673 Ayor St. Laurence church 1003, 1109
B. BAGOT, Lewis, bishop of St. Afaph, account of, and his writings 1003 Baker, Mr. his addrefs to the Freeholder of Hertford- fhire 766 Baldness, means of prevent- ing requested 1139 Ballon, afcent of, from Vaux- hali 75. at Greenwich 776. accidents occafioned by 776. M. Garocain's afcent at Bath 872. his defcent with a parachute 873. Oliveri killed by a fall from 1149
Brk, fiue of fpecie further
restricted Barbarian illuftrated Barkers characterized Barne, Mis. Mary, account of 784 Barré, hon. James, account 694 Bartolozzi fets of to Portugal. LIV. 1024, 1156. account of 1221 Bafing floke Holy Ghost cha- pel, architectural innova-
Arabian Nights Archer, Capt. acc. of 1077 Architectural Innovation, No. L. 627, LI. 727, LII. 825. LIII. 924, LV. 113, LVI. 1196. explanation of the techni- cal terms ufed in 10:0, 1118
ton 1154. a girl killed by a spinning jenny 1155. by a ftage waggon 1155. with gun-powder 1155. ottler drowned at Doncaf- ter 1155. man killed by an excifeman 1155. gun- powder mills at Battle blown up 1155 Captain and Mrs. Scott drowned 1161. inan killed by a 1 hogthead of fugar 1217. GENT. MAG. Supp. 1802,
Architecture of churches illut- trated 1096, of antient temples 1018. glorious
ence with Dr. Parr 917 Malmesbury 825 Burford town, excellent ar- Chefter, Phoenix tower and chitecture of city wall 801 Burial service 620. performed Chigani, or gypfies, their fimi- with peculiar attention at larity to the Bidoween Malmesbury 629. abufes
of 1094 Burnet, Bp. family of 598, 823
Burrell, Sophia, lady, account of 688 Bufcot, Bedfordshire, church 1095 Bafy Gap, on the Roman Wall 635 Butler, Bishop of Hereford, account of 1170, 1220 Buxton, defcription of, in the Johnfonian style 1085
Cadell, Alderman, excellent character of 1173, 1222 Cairo defcribed 835 Caldecott, Dr. account of 1161 Calonne, M. de, acc. of 1076 Calvinism doârine long ante- rior to Calvin 746 Cambeck fort the antient Pe- triana on the Roman Wall 635 Cambridge, King's College chapel Cambridge, Richard Owen, dc- count of and character 977 Camp, Mr. account of his 1164
Car, Ifabel, account of 1164 Care, Bamfylde-Moore, en-
quiry concerning 607 Carpenters Hall, antiquities in
Carpets, method of restoring colours in 631. cleaning
Caffilis, earl of, letter to the
Jairde of Barnebarroche, re- lative to Mary queen of Scots 1187 Ceffin, John (a keen hunter), account of
Cafruall, Timothy, acc. of 880 Cats, caufes of the luminous appearance of their eyes in dark places 1026 Catherine, St. church, archi- tectural innovation in got
Cavendish family Celticlanguage inveftigated991 Cergat, Maximilian de, acc. of
Ceres, Eleufinian 609 Ceylon, kings of, tradition concerning 899. ifland, the Taprobane of Ptolemy 1008 Chalfom church
Arabs Child with a double head 1016 Child, Thomas, a felf-taught mathematician, acc.of 609 Chiltern Hundreds 928 Chinnies, curious one at New. port 1105. ancient 1109. fweeping of 983. 1011, 1109. date of in England 988 Chimney fwerpers, plan for al leviating the mileries of 988, 1189 Chilwell, Mr. monument 632 Chriftian Religion, the fuperio rity of, to that of Reaton 645 Chriftiana, queen of Sweden, coin of 1185. account of 1186 Chrifimas, inconveniencies uf 1191 Churches, the prevalent mo- tives for building 2118 Cirencester church 827 Civil Lift, fome account of the rife and progress of 752, 848 Clarendon's Hiftory of Charles
Clergy, chara&ters and quali- fications of curates defend- ed 637. remarks respect. ing Q. Anne's bounry 638. the caule and origin of pluralities 639. greater attention to qualification recommended 640. fat in parliament from the time of Edw. I. 641. power of the convocation in the time of James I. 641. pro- ceedings in parliament of non-refidence 661. the frequent difintereftedefin difpofal of livings 699. no impropriety in the purfait of rural sports 702, 828. the fituation of many vica rages and perpetual cura cies 731. tithes taken from the church allured by Hen. VIII. to maintain an a-my of 40,000 men 731. de fence of, from the objec tions made to them 741. hints for improving the energy of the pulpit 811 debates on the non-refi denc
dence bill 955. hints to the London 1094 Clifden, viscountefs, account of 783 Cock fighting, the origin and progress of Cocks, the origin and progrefs of throwing at 998 Godlin, Capt. executed for finking his thip 1156 Coins 911. and jettons found at Stafford 1095 Cold, remedy for 1217 Colours, primitive, only three 1037 Coltman, Mrs. acc. af 1065 Common Prayer, fealed book of 1105 Cammunion, making the tpace
within the rails a feat tor female boarding fchools cenfured 801 Confiitution, fupporters of, branded with abuse and Bander 595 Convics at Woolwich attempt to escape 774 Convocation, power of, in the time of James I. 641. meeting of 1217 Cook, Robert, infcription to his memory
Corfets County Hiftory, variations in the plan of
Cordry House Cooper, Mr. lines and letter to his fifter Crew arms 610. family 610. bishop, account of 611 Creyke, Mr. account of 825 Cricket, the origin and pro- grefs of
997 Grocodile of Egypt 838, 841. in the Nile never hurt perfons bathing 930 Cullen, vifc. account of 687 Curiofity, power and effects of
Denon, M. his rout in Egypt 833
Depravity, hereditary, ob- fervations refpecting 745 Depard, Col. taken up cor a confpiracy Diana, temple of, at Ep e- fus, obfervation on 1178. ichographic plan of 1189 Dicearcbus erected two altars to Impiety and I just ce 648 Dickson, Lieut. col. ac. o'881 Diffinters characterized 637. a new species of Dork, Wett India, at Black wall 897. breaking in of the water 677 Dodd, Mrs. Eliz. character of 1171 Deg, Hermaphrodite 1028 Domingo, St. proceedings of the French there 1152 Dooley, Edw. miner and mu- fician, account of 882 Douce, Thomas Auguftus, anecdotes of 882 Downing College charter effa- blished 675 Drama, alterations in the amufements of che 999 Dress of ladies medicinally confidered 916 Duels, Hunter and Mitchell, former killed 1064 Dumarefq, Adm. acc. of 693 Durbam clection, some count of
infeription, two interpre tations going on by M. de Scy and M. Akerblad 822. M. Denon's rout in 833. Pompey's pillar 833. Cleopatra's One- liks 833. pyramids 835. the Ibis 836. Birket at Karoun lake 836. colof- fal Ratues 838. antiqui ties depofited at the Bri- tith Mufcum 726. ten- ples 929. celestial plavi- Sphere 930. Kamin, or Hurricane 93T. Lucufis 931. mummies 932. papyrus 912. intelligence from 1039, 1151 ac- count of the British expe- dition to [121. the battle of March 21 1122. the filthy city of Rofetta 1122. baths, Almas or dancing girls of Montebis 1123. Maffare at J fa 1124. poifoning and destroying the fick and pritamers 1125. mifery of the vi- lages 1126. height of the large pyramid 1126. other pyramids 1126. Cata- combs, Sphinx, bird pits, mummy pits, city of Memphis 1126. antiqui- ties from, depofited in the British Mufeum and other places 1127. the furren- der of Cairo 1128. Mr. Clarke's tour 128. fiege and furrender of Alexas- dria 1128. Cleopatra's needle 1129. Pompey's pillar 1129. fertility of 1129. moral and phyfi- calitate of 1129. plague and ophthalmia 1130 Elephant, the manners, ba-
bit, and natural bifiory 1027. different fpecies of Afiatic, and their modes of dentition 1028. iron head of a (pear found in a tulk 1032 Elizabeth, Queen, her con- duct to Mary Queen of Scots cenferd 709
Ellefborough, Bucks 630 England, the progreffive im- provement of the confire- tion of 1043 English language, the bar- rowing of French words objected to 803 Entbuiam, the nature and
FAAS, a clats of inhabitants
of Northumberland. 820
Fals, on the force of tefti- mony in eftablishing facts contrary to analogy 1037 Farnbam cafle, architecture 1113
Fearne, Martha, acc. of 877 Feltban, Middlefex,
church confecrated 1059 Female manners, modern 846 Fever words in hospitals propofed 891. the vari- ous fources of contagion 89. means of prevent- ing contagion 93 pefli- lentia' at Philadelphi-1211 Finkerftein, Count, account
of, and ntcripton to his 874 memory Fires, at Woolwich warten 675. at Swann, Nor- toik 675. by Ightning at Little Oakley 675. at Waddon, near Croydon 675. at Lynn 676. at St. Giles's 676. cloath- ing manufactory at Iron- bridge 872. cloathing mills Clifford $72. Powdermills at Cork 872. Liverpool 872. in 873- Leaderball fleet
Thesilds 965. Athwell 965. Portland- freet, Mauchefter 966. at Marneuil, Dorfetthie 966. ftrám engine at Gravefend 966. Holborn 967. Lambeth 967. at Ho mfith near Hudders- feld 1059. in Leather- Jane 1261. at Stockholm thousand feveral houfes deftroyed at Ca-
Fotheringay 708. church 828 Fox, Mr. his contraries of
conduct and fentiment 647. elected an honorary mem- ber of the National Infti- tute of France 1148 France, the neceffity of Fo- reign war to 646. the conduct cf, in the fubver- fron of Venice and Genoa 647. the invafion of Swit- zerland 647. invasion of Egypt 648. monument erected to the father of Bonaparte 668. mals faid by the archbishop of Paris, June 21, 658. proclan.a- tion of the Confuls, July 14, 668. fete of Joly 14, €68. inftallation of the new bishops 670. organ:- zatim of the Legion of Honour 670. to be called the Empire and Republic of the Gauls 670. prize medals offered 671. p.e- mium given for lunar ta- bles 671. treaty figned with the prince of Orange 671 private treaty with the Duke of Wirtemburg 672. add.efs of the Pre- fident of the Confervative Senate to the Fift Contol 769. extract fom the Registers of the Conferva- tive Senate, Aug. 2, 1802, 769. reply of the First Conful 770. fupplement to the Conftitution 770.
Fro in Spring, effects of, on vegetation 599 Funeral rites of the Bangin
G. GALLIARD, M. a purvey. or of antiquities Games and sports, the enția and progrefs of Garnett, Dr. account of 690,
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