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Ulivan's Philosophical Rhapsodies,

Robertson's Enquiry into the fine Arts,

lo

Philosophical Tranfactions, Vol. LXXIV. Part II.

16

Planting and Ornamental Gardening, a practical Treatise, 22

Paley's Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, 29, 202

Gregory's Essays, Historical and Moral,

37

Routh's Platonis Euthydemus & Gorgias,

45

Williamson's Elements of Euclid, with Differtations,

52

The Progress of Romance,

54

Effay on the Life and Character of Petrarch,

59

Isaiah versified. By George Butt, A. M.

6r

Abelard to Eloifa,

An Invocation to Melancholy,

66

The War of the Wigs, a Poem,

67

Epistle from the Rev. Wm. Má to the Rt. Hon. W. Pitt, ibid.

Epistle from John Lord Ashburton to the Rt. Hon. W. Pitt, ibida

The Stone Coffin ; or, a new Way of making Love, ibid.

Pilgrim's Poetical Trifles,

68

Memoirs of Sir Simon Supple,

ibid.

Elegies and Sonnets,

69

Verses on the Death of Dr. Samuel Johnson,

ibid.

Piercy's Death improved, an Elegiac Poem,

70

Elegy on the Death of W. Shepherd, esq. of Plymouth, 71

Elegiac Poem on the Death of W. Shepherd, of Plymouth, ibid.
Macey's Elegy on Wm. Shepherd, of Plymouth, efq. ibid.
The Nosegay, or May-morning Free-will Offering;

72

Ivar, a Tragedy,

ibid.

The False Friends, a Novel,

73

The Adventures of Alonzo,

74

Candid Review of Mr. Pitt's Twenty Resolutions,

ibid.

Address to the King and People of Ireland,

76

Original Papers,

ibid.

Obfervations on the Jurisprudence of the Court of Session in

Scotland,

77

Speech of the Right Hon. C. J. Fox on the Irish Refolutions, 28

Mr. Fox's Reply to Mr. Pitt, upon reporting the Fourth Propo-

fition of the Irish System,

ibid.

Debate in the House Commons on Mr. Pitt's Motion for

bringing in a Biļl to amend the Representation of the People

in Parliament,

ibid,

A Political Psalm, for the Service of the Year 1785, ibid,

The Case of our Fellow-creatures the oppressed Africans, ibid.

Heraldry of Nature; or, Instruction for the King at Arms, ib.

Edmonstone's Reviewers corrected,

79

Adventures of a Pincushion,

ibid.

Essay to prove the insufficiency of Subalterns Pay in the Army, ib.

Practical Benevolence,

ibid.

Elements of Nature; or, Free Opinions sported in the interior

Cabinet of Venus,

ibid,

Drs. Vizor's Eleven additional Letters from Ruffia,

80

Adams's Lectiones selectæ,

The Tea Purchaser's Guide,

ibid.

- Swinburne's Travels into the Two Sicilies, Vol. II. 81, 167

Reeves's History of the Englith Law, Vol. II. concluded, 88

Sketch of a Tour into Derbyshire and Yorkshire, ad Edit. 92

Wallbeck's Life of Cervantes,

94

Essay on the Theory of the Production of Animal Heat, 97

Schomberg's Historical View of Roman

Law,

103

Rousseau's Letters on the Elements of Botany,

109

Bishop Newcome's Attempt towards aa iinproved Version, &e. of

: the Twelve Minor Prophets,

113

Dr. Price's Observations on the Importance of the American

Revolution,

119

Mirabeau's Considérations sur l'Ordre de Cincinnatus, I 22

Confiderations on the Order of Cincinnatus,

126

The Book of Seven Chapters,

127

Gilpin's Life of Archbishop Cranmer,

130

The Mystery hid from Ages and Generations, made manifest

by the Gospel Revelation,

133

Nares's Elements of Orthoepy,

136

Eleanora : from the Sorrows of Werter. A Tale,

143

The Disbanded Subaltern. Second Edit.

142

Rational Amusements,

143

The Paphiad ; or, Kensington Gardens,

ibid.

Teasdale's Picturesque Poetry,

145

Johnson's Laurel, or Content of the Poets,

146

The Pious Incendiaries,

147

Adventures of Telemachus. In English Verse,

ibido

Yearsley's Poems,

148

More Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians,

149

Peter Pindar's Lyric Odes, for the Year 1785,

Wyvill's summary Explanation of the Principles of Mr. Pitt's in

tended Bill for amending the Representation in Parliament, 152

Thoughts on Taxation and a new System of Funding, ibid.

Enquiry into the Consequences of inclosing Waste Lands, ibid,

Commentaries and Essays, No. II.

154

Dr. Barford's Conscio ad Clerum,

155

Bishop of Bristol's Sermon before the Lords, Jan. 31, 1785, 156

Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury,

ibid.

Middleton's Rest for the Weary, a Sermon,

ibid.

Cottingham's New Year's Countel,

ibid.

Dr. Moseley's Observations on Coffee,

ibid.

Dr. Moseley's 'Treatise on Coffee, Second Edit.

· Dr. Cockell's Effay on the Retroversion of the Uterus, ibid.

Dr. Fisher's Practice of Medicine made easy,

ibid.

Mynors’s History of the Practice of trepanning the Skull, 158

Low's Chiropodologia,

159

· Letter to the Rev. Mr. T. Warton, on his late Edition of Mil.

ton's Juvenile Poems,

ibid,

'Letter to the Author of Thoughts on Executive Justice, '160

Lucubrations by a Lady,

ibid.

Travis's Letters to Edward Gibbong efq.

150

157
175

187

210

221

N T E N T

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A Letter to Theophilus Lindsey, A. M.

Archäologia, Vol. VII.

176

Grant's Essays on the Origin of Society, &c. &c.

Chapple's Review of Part of Risdon's Survey of Devon,

193

Landscapes in Verse,

195

Eugenius; or, Anecdotes of the Golden Vale,

199

La Pucelle ; or, the Maid of Orleans,

Haygarth's Inquiry how to prevent the Small Pox,

215

Transactions of the Society for Encouragement of Arts, Manu-

factures, and Commerce, Vol. III.

218

The Adventures of Six Princesses of Babylon,

Dr. D. Campbell's Observations on the Typhus,

223

Bibliotheca Topographica Britannica, No. xx.

225

Explanation of the Proposal for the Liquidation of the National

Debt,

226

The Crisis of the Colonies considered,

227

Spillbury's Power of Gold displayed,

228

Apologia Secunda,

ibid.

Moral Fables,

229

Lovibond's Poems,

230

The Fall of Scepticism and Infidelity,

ibid.

The Pittiad,

ibid.

Francis's Obsequies of Demetrius Poliorcetes,

ibid.

Sentimental Memoirs. By a Lady,

232

Potter's Favourites of Felicity,

233

Maria, a Novel,

ibid.

The Omen,

234

Essay on the Nature and Cure of the Phthisis Pulmonalis, ibid,
The Aerostatic Spy,

ibid.
Harrison's Remarkable Effects of Fixed Air in Mortifications of
the Extremities,

236
Dr. Hall's Medical Family Instructor,

ibid.

Dr. Fothergill's Enquiry into the Nature and Quality of the

Cheltenham Water,

237

Ruspini's Relation of the Effects of an extraordinary Styptic, 238

Belknap's History of New Hampshire, Vol. I.

ibid.

Apology for the Life of George Anne Bellamy, Vol. VI.

239

The Village School,

240

Dr. Reid's Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man,

241

Dr. Withering's Account of the Fox-glove,

248

Cowper's Talk, a Poem,

251

Latham's General Synopfis of Birds, Vol. III.

256

Remarks on the Disease lately described by Dr. Hendy, 261

Bannister's View of the Arts and Sciences,

263

Dr. Pouzaire's Treatise on the Waters of Balaruc,

265

Dr. Aikin's Manual of Materia Medica,

267

The Increase of Manufactures, Commerce, &c. proposed, 286

Dr. Balfour's Treatise on the Influence of the Moon in Fevers, 237

Dr. Chauncy's Benevolence of the Deity considered, 289

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