393

378

466

Cbiropodologia,

159 Discourse on suicide, 312-Upon re-
Gboléric fathers, the,

pentance,

391
Christianity, dissertations on the evi- Difertations on the internal evidences
dences of,

of christianity,

378
Chrondcle of the times, oriental, 309 Dobson's medical commentary on fixed
Claims of the British feamen to a more air,
equal distribution of prize-money, Dream, the royal,

392
ibid. Drinkwater's history of the fiege of
Clement XIV. (pope) life of, 397 Gibraltar,

350
Cockell's (Dr.) essay on the retrover. Du Mitand's French spelling-book,
fion of the uterus,
157

399
Coffee, obfervations on the properties Duped guardian, the,

396
of,
156, 157

E.
Cofạn, the stone,

67 Eastbrook (miss Julia), memoirs of, 224:
Cöllection of Gaelic proverbs, 398. Of Edmonftone's reviewers corrected, 79

treaties of peace, &c. between Effects of fixed air in mortifications of
Great Britain and other powers, the extremities,

236
390 Elecnora, a tale,

141
Colonies, crisis of the, considered, 227 Elegiac poem on the death of Dr. Gib
Commentaries and essays, No. II. 154 bons, 70--On the death of Wm.
Confcio ad clerum, xiv. cal. Junias, Shepherd,

7!
1794
156 Elegies and funnets,

69
Considerations on the order of Cincin- Elemnts of Euclid, 32Of nature 79
liatus. 126

- On the nature and -Oi botany, on the, 109–Of or-
economy

of beasts and cattle, 311 thoepy, 136--Of English grammar,
Conflation of philofophy,
453

474
Confince, a novel,

294 Eleven additional letters from Russia,
Corps (1 p.) esfuy on the jaundice,

80
467 Englip law, history of the, vol. 11. 88
Ceritfnlence,

479, 460 Enquiry into the fine arts, 10-Into
Cutting in love in a,

325 the confequence of inclofing waste
Colinylam's new year's counsel, 156 lands, 153 - Into the causes of
Corpur's talk, d porn,
251 corns, warts, &c.

159
Cranmer (abp.) life of,

130 Epistle from the rev. Mr. M---- n to
Cricklade case, report of the, 390 Mr. Pitt, 67-From lord Afhbur,
Crisis of the colonies considered, 227 ton to Mr. Pitt, ibid. --Heroic, to
Critical essays on some poems of seve- Major Scott,

397
ral English poets,

345 Eljny on the life and character of Pe.
Criticisms on the Rolliad, part I. 458 trarch, 59—To prove the insuffici-
Crole's power of friendship, 468 ency of subalterns pay in the army,
Cruden's address to the loyal part of &c. 79-On the theory of the pro-
the British empire,

309 duction of animal heat, 97-On the
Cumberland's character of the late lord retroversion of the uterus, 157-On
visc. Sackville,

470 the cure of the phthisis pulmonalis,
Cursory remarks on Ramsay's essay on 2.34-On agriculture, 333-On the
the treatment of African flaves, jaundice,

467
437 Elays historical and moral, 37--On
D.

the intellectual powers of man, 241
Death improved,

70 On some of the poems of several
Debate on Mr. Pitt's motion for bring-

English poets,

345
ing in a bill to aniend the represen- Etymologist, the, a comedy, 470
tation of the people, 78- In the Euclid, elements of,

52
houfe of Commons in Ireland, 306 Engenius,

199
Degeneracy of the times, 397 Euthydemus & Georgias Platonis, 37
Demetrius Poliorcetes, obsequies of, 230 Excursions in an air-balloon, 234
Demoniad, the,

315 Executive justice, letter to the author
Dent's lawyer's panic,
393 of thoughts on,

160
Desultory reflections on Police, 310 Experimental enquiry into the nature
Dictionary (a general) of the English of Cheltenham water, 237
language,

478 Explanation of Mr. Pitt's bill for
Directions for impregnating Buxton amending the reprefentation in par-
wates with gasses,

liament, 152~Of the propofal for
Disbanded subaltern, 2d. ed.

1

468

of the,

390

476

236
238

F.

Glandular disease of Barbadoes, re.
Fables, moral,

230 marks on Dr. Hendy's description
Falconer's edition of Dobson's com-

261
mentary on fixed air, 466 Gold (the power of) displayed, 228
Fall of scepticism and in fidelity, 230 Golden vale, anecdotes of the,

199
False friends (the), 73–Criticism ana- Good Hope, voyage to the Cape of, 321
lysed,
79 Grace (la) & la nature,

334
Family instructor, the medical, 236 Grammar (English), elements of, 474
Fanaticism displayed,

147 Grani's essays on the orign of society,
Fancy, the frolics of,

314
&c.

187
Fathers, the choleric,

393 Great Britain, retrospective view of
Favourites of felicity,

233 of the increasing number of the
Female aeronaut, the, 313-Monitor, standing army of, 389--Collection

320

of treaties between, and other pow.
Fever (low contagious), observations ers,
on the,

223 Gregory's essays historical and moral, 37
Fevers, on the influence of the moon Guardian, the duped,

396
in,

287 Guide, the tea - purchaser's, 80
Fifber's (Dr.) practice of medicine Through London, Westminster, &c.
made easy,

r57
Fixed air, remarkable effects of, 236

H.
Flea, memoirs of a,

318 Hall's (Dr.) medical family instruc-
Flora, Cantabrigiensis,

331 tor,
Fléchere's la grace & la nature, 334 Hampshire (New), history of,
Force of love, the,

318 Hanway's neglect of the effectual fe.
Forced vow, the,

315 paration of prisoners, &c. the cause
Fotbergill's (Dr.) enquiry into the na- of the frequent thefts &c. commit-
ture of Cheltenham water, 237 ted,

390
Fox's Mr.) speech on the Irish refo- Harrison's remarkable effects of fixed

lutions, 78---Reply to Mr. Pitt, on air in mortifications of the extre-
the fourth proposition of the Irish mities,

236
fyftem,

ibid. Haygarth's inquiry how to prevent the
Fox-glove, account of the, 248

215
Fragment of the history of John Bull, Heads, lecture on,
310 Hebrides, journal of a tour to the,

337
Francis's obfequies of Demetrius Po-

--Remarks on,

473
liorcetes,

230 Hendy's (Dr.) defcription of the glan-
Francis the philanthropin,

395

dular disease of Barbadoes, remarks
Free opinions sported in the cabinet of

on,

26r
Venus,
79 Heraldry of nature,

78
French spelling-book,

399 Heroic epistle to major Scott, 397
Friends, the false,

73 Heron's letters on literature, 405
Frolics of fancy,

314 Historical and moral essays, 37-And
Funding, thoughts on a new system of, chronological view of Roman law,
152

103
G.

History of the English law, vol II. 88.
Gaelic proverbs, collection of, 398 Of the practice of trepanning the
Gallantry, new annals of,

479 skull, 153–Of New Hampshire,
Gardening, planting and ornamental, 238~ Of the Westminster election,

310-Of John Bull, ibid. Of the
General synopsis of birds, vol. III. 256 hon. Edw. Mortimer, 316-0f the

Dictionary of the English lan- fiege of Gibraltar, 350 – Of the
guage;

wars in Scotland,
Gibbon (Edw.), esq. letters to, 101 Holcroft's choleric fathers,

393
Gibbons (Dr.) poem on the death of, Hution's journey from Birmingham
70 to London,

477
--'s (Wn.) reply to fir Lucins

İ. J.
O'Brien,

389 Impartial sketch of the debate in the
Gibraltar, history of the siege of, 350 house of commons in Ireland, 306
Gilpin's (Wm.) life of archbishop Incendiaries, the pious,

147
Cranmer,

130 Inchbald's (Mrs.) appearance is against
(1.) translation of Fletcher's them,
ode on the peace of 1783, 469.

Imall pox,

313

22

478

400

393

318

79

308

Increase of manufactures, commerce, Law, history of the English, 88-Ro-
&c. propofed,
286 mai, view of,

103
India, analytis of the political history Lawrie's history of the wars in Scots
of,
361 land,

400
Infidelity and scepticism, the fallof, 2:6 Lawyers panic, the,

393
Inquiry how to prevent the small pox, Lectiones selectæ,

80
215 - Into the effects of putting a Leclure on heads,

itop to the African flave-trade, 440 Letter to the apb. of Canterbury, 156
Inftruétion for the king at arms,

78

-To the rev. T. Warton, 1594
Inflructor, the medical family, 236

To Theophilus Lindsay, 175-.To a
Infufficiency: of subalterns pay, &c. female friend, by the first female
ellay to prove,

aerial traveller, 320-To a proprie
Intellectual powers of man, essay on etor of the navigation from the
the,

241

Trent to the Mersey, 398–From
Invocation to melancholy,

66 Omai to the earl of ***, 400
Ireland, address to the king and people Letters (eleven additional) from Ruf-

of, 76--Sketch of the debates in the fia, 80-On the elements of botany,
house of commons of, 300--Let- 109--Concerning the trade, &c. of
ters concerning the trade and ma- Ireland, 308-Between an illustri-
nufactures of,

308 ous personage and a lady of ho-
Iris resolutions, Mr. Fox's speech on nour, 399-Of literature,

405
the, ?8-Syitem, reply on report. Life of Cervantes, 94 - Of George
ing the fourth proposition of the, Anne Bellamy, vol. VI. 239-Of
ibid. Protest to the ministerial Dr. Watts, 396-0f pope Clement
manifesto,

XIV.

397
Ifaial versified,

61 Lindsay (Theoph.) letter to, 175
Ivar, a tragedy,

52 Literary society, poems by a, 395
Jaundice, essay on the,
467 Lordon unmasked,

399
Jenkinfons (right hon. Charles) col Love, the force of, 318In a cottages
lection of treaties of peace, &c. be-

395
tween Great Britain and other Puw- Lovibond's poems,

230
ers,

390 Loufiad, the,
Fefy, or the forced vow, 315 Low's chiropodologia,

159
Fohnson (Dr.), verses on the death of, Low contagious fever, observations
69–Laurel, or contest of the poets, on the,

223
146- Prayers and meditations, 310 Lucubrations by a lady,

160
-Life of Dr. Watts,

396 Lunardi's account of his second aerial
Jones's fermon on the nature and co- voyage,

319
nomy of beasts, &c.

311 Lyric odes (more) for the royal acade-
Journal of a tour to the Hebrides, 337 micians, 149-For the year 1785,
Remarks on,
473

150
Forurney from Birmingham to Lon-

M.
don,

477 Macey's elegy on Wm. Shepherd, esą.
Jurisprudence of the court of Scotland,

71
observations on,

77

Machines (aerostatic), treatise on, 319
Justice (executive), letter to the au- Mac Intosh's collection of Gaelic pro-
thor of thoughts on,

verbs,
Juvenal, translation of the satires of, Mac Packe's Oixidiz,

474
401

Maid of Orleans, the,
K.

Maitland (Geo.) esq. adventures of,
Kensington-gardens,
143

394
King and people of Ireland, address to Man, essays on the intellectual powers
the,
76 of,

241
Knight of the text ítarz, remarks on Manual of materia medica, 267
the extraordinary conduct of the, Manufactures, commerce, &c. the ine'

crease of,

286
1.

Maria, a novel,
Lady's tale, the,

470

or obfequies of an unfaithíol
Landscapes in verse,

195
wife,

318
Langrijke's (sir Hercules) speech, 308 Marine-school, proposals for establith-
Lansdozen hill, nde to,

315
Latham's general tynopsis of birds, Martyn's transation of Rousseau's let-
vol. Ill.

ters on the elements of botany, 109

315

160

398

210

398

ing a,

478

256

390

72

238

122, 126

Men's (the rev. Wm.) epistle to Mr. prisoners, &c. the cause of fres
Pitt,

67 quent thests and violences,
Materia medica, manual of, 267 Netv annual register for 1784, 372.
Mavor's universal stenography, 478

London ípy, 399.

- Annals of
May morning free-will offering, gallarıtry,

479
Mazzingby's guide through London, New-Hampshire, history of,

,
Westminster, &c.
476 New-year's counsei,

156
Medical family instructor, 236. Newcome's (bp.) attempt towards an

Sketches, 329.--Transactions, vol. improved version, &c. of the mi-
III. 428. Commentary on fixed nor prophets,

113
air, 2d edit.
466 Nolegay, the

72
Medicine (the practice of) made ealy, Nofologia methodica oculorum, 465

157 Nut Pelts,
Melancholy, invocation to 66

474

0.
Melville (fir Henry), memoirs of, 234 O'Brien's letters concerning the trade,
Memoirs of fir Simon Supple, 68. &c. of Ireland, 308.-Reply to, 389

Sentimental, 232.-Of fir Henry Obsequies of Demetrius Poliorcetes,2 30.
Melville and miss Julia Eastbrook, -of an unfaithful wife, 318
234.-And adventures of a flea, Observations on the jurisprudence of
318.-Of George Anne Bellamy, the court of feffion, in Scotland,

397 77.-On the importance of the A-'
Mend's elegy on the death of Wm. merican revolution, 119.-On cof-
Shepherd, efq.

71

fee, 156, 157.-On the typhus, 223,
Miffina, a poem,

316

-On the militia, 309.-On anti-
Middleton's reft for the weary,

156
monial preparations,

464
Militia, observations on the 309 Ode to Lansdown-hill, 315.-On the
Milk-woman of Bristol's poems, 148

peace of 1783,

469
Minifter, the, admonished, 389 Odes (more) for the royal academici-
Mirabeau's confideracions sur l'ordre

ans, 149.-Lyric; for the year
de Cincinnatus,

1785, 350.—Probationary for the
Miscellaneous pieces, 320.--Thoughts, laureatship,
399 0181xsc; or rutshells,

474
Monitor, the female,
320 Omai's letter to the earl of ***,

400
Monody to the memory of admiral Omen, the

234
Hyde Parker,

316 Oracle concerning Babylon, 314
Moon (on the influence of the) in te- Oratory, the power of

392
vers,
287 Oriental chronicle of the times,

309
Moral' historical essays, 37.–Fables, Original papers,

76
229 Orleans, the maid of,
More, lyric odes for the royal acade- Ornamental gardening,

micians,
Mortimer (the hon. Edw.) history of, Owen's translation of the fatires of
149 Orthoepy, elements of,

136
316 Juvenal,

401
Moseley's (Dr.) obfervations on coffee,

P.
156, 157 Paley's principles of moral and poli-
Munchausen's (baron) narrative of his

tical philofophy,
travels, &c. in Russia, 479 Pantheon, the tears of the,

315
Muse of Britain,
316 Papers original,

76
Mynors's history of the practice of Papbiad, the,
trepanning the full,

158 Parker (admiral Hyde), monody to
Mystery, the, hid from all ages and the memory of,
generations, made manifeft by the Peffs of the day,

315
gospel revelation,

133 Petrarch, essay on the life and characa
N.
ter of,

59
Nares's elements of orthoepy, 136 Pew's (Dr.) medical sketches,

329
Narrative of facts supposed to throw Philanthropist

, Francis the, 395
lights on the history of the Bristol Philofophical rhapsodies, 1.--Transac-
stranger,
320 tions,

16
Nature, heraldry of, 78.-And eco- Philosophy (moral and political), prin-
nomy of beasts, &c. considerations

456

210
22

29, 202

143

318

316

debate on,

Piercy's death improved,

70

R.
Pilgrim's poetical trifles,

68 Ramsay's essays on the treatment of
Pilion's additions to the lecture on American flaves, answer to, 436.--
heads,

Cursory remarks on, &c. 437
Pincushion, adventures of a,

:79

reply to personal invectives
Pindar's lyric odes, for 1785, 150 in two answers, &c. 489.-Inquiry
Pious incendiaries, the

147

into the effects of putting a stop to
Pitt (Mr.), Mr. M-n's epistle to, 67. the African slave trade, 440
-Id. Ashburton's epistle to, ibid. Rational amusements

143
- Mr. Fox's reply to, 78.-Twenty Reeves's history of the English law, 88
resolutions, review of, 74.-Mo- Reflections (defultory) on police, 310.
tion for bringing in a bill to amend -On the study of nature, 397
the representation in parliament, Register, the new annual for 1784, 372

78. Reid's (Dr.) essay on the nature and
Pittiad, the

230 cure of the phthisis pulmonalis, 234
Plantagenct, a poem,

392 (Dr.) essay on the intellectual
Planting and ornamental gardening, 22 powers of man,

241
Platonis Euthydenius & Gorgias, 45 Relation of the effects of an extraur-
Poem on the death of Dr. Gibbons, dinary styptic,

238
70.-On the death of Wm. Shep- Relhan’s fora Cantabrigienfis, 331
herd,

71 Remarkable effects of fixed air in mor-
Peems by the Bristol Milkwoman, 148. tifications of the extremities, 236

-By Mr. Lovibond, 230.-By Mr. Remarks on a disease lately described by
Buoker, 3143-By a literary society, Dr. Hendy, 261.-On the extraor-

315 dinary conduct of the knight of the
Poetical trifles,

68

ten stars,398.-OnRamsay's essay on
Police, reflections on the,

310

the treatment of African slaves, 437
Political pfalm for, 1785, 78.-En- Ridpath's translation of Boethius's con-

quiry into the consequences of in-, folation of philosophy, 453
closing waste lands,

152 Reply to Mr. Pitt on reporting the
Poole's treatise on strong beer, 320 fourth proposition of the Irish fys-
Potter's favourites of felicity, 233 tem, 78,- To fir Lucius O'Brien,
Pousaire's treatise on the waters of

bart.

389
Balaruc,

265 Repentance, discourse upon 391
Power of gold displayed, 228.-Of Report of the Cricklade cafe,

oratory, 392.-of friendship, 468 Resolutions (Irish), speech on the, 58
Practical benevolence,
79 Rest for the weary,

156
Practice of medicine made easy, 157 Refiitution of all things,

399
Pratt's landscapes in verse, 195 Retrospective view of the increasing
Prayers and meditations,

310 number of the standing army of
Price’s (Dr.) observations on the im- Great Britain,

389
portance of the American revolu- Retroversion of the uterus, essay on
tion,
119 the,

157,
Princesjes (lx) of Babylon, adventures Review (candid) of Mr. Pitt's twenty
of,

resolutions, 14.-Of Risdon's fur-
Principles of moral and political phi- vey of Devon,

193
losophy,

29 Reviewers (the) corrected, 79
Probationary Odes for the laureatship, Rhaffodies, philosophical

456 Rigby's essay on animal heat, 97
Progress of romance,

54. Robertson's enquiry into the fine arts,
Prophets (minor), attempt towards
an improved version of the, 113 Robinson's Jessy,

315
Proposals for establishing, at fea, a ma- Rolliad, Part 1. criticisms on the, 458
'rine school,

478 Rollo's remarks on the disease lately
Protesi, the Irish,

described hy Dr. Hendy, 261
Palin, a political,
78 Roman law, view of,

103
Pucelle (la), from the French of Vol- Romance, the progress of

54
taire,

210 Rousseau's letters on the elements of
Pugb’s (Dr.) transiation of Pouzaire's botany,

109
treaties on the waters of Balaruc, Routh’s Platonis Euthydemus & Gor-
265 gias,

45

Royal Academicians, more lyric odes
Quaker (the), a novel,
395 to, 149. Tears, 392.--Dream, ib.

Rufpini's

390

221

308