Letter to the apb. of Canterbury, 156
-To the rev. T. Warton, 159—
To Theophilus Lindfay, 175-To a
female friend, by the first female
aerial traveller, 320-To a propri-
etor of the navigation from the
Trent to the Merfey, 398-From
Omai to the earl of ***,
400
Letters (eieven additional) from Ruf-
fia, 80-On the elements of botany,
109-Concerning the trade, &c. of
Ireland, 308-Between an illustri-
ous perfonage and a lady of ho-
nour, 399-Of literature,
405
Life of Cervantes, 94 - Of George
Anne Bellamy, vol. VI. 239-Of
Dr. Watts, 396-Of pope Clement

XIV.

308

397

61

Lindsay (Theoph.) letter to,

175

72

Literary fociety, poems by a,

315

467

London unmasked,

399

Love, the force of, 318—In a cottage,

395

390

315

Lovibond's poems,
Loufiad, the,
Low's chiropodologia,

230

315

159

223

160

Jeffy, or the forced vow,
Fobnfon (Dr.), verses on the death of,
69-Laurel, or contcft of the poets,
146 - Prayers and meditations, 310
Life of Dr. Watts,
396
Jones's fermon on the nature and eco-
nomy of beafts, &c.
311
Journal of a tour to the Hebrides, 337
--Remarks on,
473
fourney from Birmingham to Lon-
don,
477
dence of the court of Scotland,
Jury ations on,

obferv

77

utive), letter to the au-

Low contagious fever, obfervations
on the,
Lucubrations by a lady,
Lunardi's account of his fecond aerial
voyage,
319
Lyric odes (more) for the royal acade
micians, 149-For the year 1785,
150
Macey's elegy on Wm. Shepherd, efq.

M.

Fruftice (exc

Juvenal, tranflati

thor of thoug

, a novel,

the ex

286

233

318

or obfequies of an unfaithful

proposals for establish-

478

of Rouffeau's let-

M's (the rev. Wm.) epistle to Mr.

Pitt,

67

267

478

72

476

Materia medica, manual of,
Maver's univerfal ftenography,
May morning free-will offering,
Mazzinghy's guide through London,
Westminster, &c.
Medical family inftructor, 236.-
Sketches, 329.-Tranfactions, vol.
III. 428. Commentary on fixed
air, 2d edit.
Medicine (the practice of) made eafy,
Melancholy, invocation to,
Melville (fir Henry), memoirs of, 234
Memoirs of fir Simon Supple, 68.-
Sentimental, 232.Of fir Henry
Melville and mifs Julia Eastbrook,
234.-And adventures of a flea,
318.-Of George Anne Bellamy,

466

Nofegay, the

157

66

0.

113

72

465

474

Nutfbells,
O'Brien's letters concerning the trade,
&c. of Ireland, 308.-Reply to, 389
Obfequies of Demetrius Poliorcetes,230,
Of an unfaithful wife, 318
Obfervations on the jurifprudence of
the court of feffion, in Scotland,
77.-On the importance of the A-
merican revolution, 119.-On cof
fee, 156, 157.-On the typhus, 223.
-On the militia, 309.-On anti-
monial preparations,

156

464

309

Ode to Lansdown-hill, 315.-On the
peace of 1783,

469

389

Middleton's reft for the weary,
Militia, obfervations on the
Milk-woman of Bristol's poems, 148
Minifier, the, admonished,
Mirabeau's confidérations fur l'ordre
de Cincinnatus,
122, 126
Mifcellaneous pieces, 320.-Thoughts,

Monitor, the female,

Monody to the memory of admiral
Hyde Parker,

Moon (on the influence of the) in fe-

vers,

Odes (more) for the royal academici-
ans, 149.-Lyric, for the year
1785, 150.-Probationary for the
laureatfhip,

456

399

Oidia; or nutshells,

474

320

Omai's letter to the earl of

400

Omen, the

234

316

Oracle concerning Babylon,

314

Oratory, the power of

392

287

Oriental chronicle of the times,
Original papers,

309

76

229

149

Orleans, the maid of,
Ornamental gardening,
Orthoepy, elements of,

210

22

136

Moral hiftorical effays, 37.-Fables,

More, lyric odes for the royal acade-
micians,
Mortimer (the hon. Edw.) history of,
316

Mafeley's (Dr.) obfervations on coffee,
156, 157

Munchaufen's (baron) narrative of his
travels, &c. in Ruffia,
Mufe of Britain,

Owen's tranflation of the fatires of
Juvenal,

479

316

401
Paley's principles of moral and poli-
tical philofophy,
Pantheon, the tears of the,
Papers original,

P.

29, 202

1315
76

Paphiad, the,

143

158

Parker (admiral Hyde), monody to
the memory of,

318

Pefts of the day,

315

133

Petrarch, effay on the life and charac-
ter of,

Mynors's hiftory of the practice of
trepanning the skull,

Mystery, the, hid from all ages and
generations, made manifeft by the
gofpel revelation,

N.

136

59
329

Nares's elements of orthoepy,
Narrative of facts fuppofed to throw
lights on the hiftory of the Bristol
stranger,
Nature, heraldry of, 78-And eco-
nomy of beafts, &c. confiderations
on the, 311.-Reflections on the
ftudy of,
397
Negled of the effectual feparation of

16

-

(Tho.) difcourfe on repentance,

345

391

234

(major), heroical epiftle to, 397

Sentimental memoirs,
Sermon, bp. of Bristol's before the
lords, Jan. 31ft, 156-On the nature
and economy of beafts and cattle,
311
Shepherd (Wm.), efq. elegy on the
death of, 71-Elegiac poem on,
ibid.
Sicilies, travels into the Two, vol. II.
81, 167, 270
Six princeffes of Babylon, adventures
of,
Sketch of a tour in Derbyshire, &c.
2d edit. 92-Of the debate in the
houfe of commons of ireland, 306
-Of the life of pope Clement XIV.
397

221

Sketches, medical,
329
Skull, hiftory of the practice of tre-
panning the,
158
Small-pox, inquiry how to prevent the,

215

Subaltern, the disbanded, 2d. edit. 142
Suicide, a differtation on,
312
Sulivan's philofophical rhapsodies, 1-
Analysis of the political hiftory of
India, 361-Tour through parts of
England, Scotland, and Wales, 368
Supple (fir Simeon), memoirs of, 68
Swinburne's travels into the Two Sici-
lies, vol. II.
81, 167, 270
Swindler, the,
Synopsis of birds, vol. III.

T.

Tafk, the, a poem,
Taxation, thoughts on,
Tea-purchafers guide,

314

256

251

15%

80

392

145
147

Tears of the Pantheon, 315-Royal,

Teafdale's picturesque poetry,
Telemachus, the adventures of,
Tenth chapter of the acts of the chan-
cellor of the Exchequer,
389
Theory of the production of animal
heat,
- 97
Thomas's frolics of fancy,
314
Thoughts on Taxation, 152-On exe-
cutive justice, letter to the author
of, 160-Mifcellaneous,
399
Times, oriental chronicle of the, 309-
-Degeneracy of the,
397
Toulmin's differtations on the internal
evidences of christianity, 378
Tour into Derbyshire, &c. fketch of
92-To the Hebrides, journal of a,
337. Remarks on, 473-Through
parts of England, Scotland, and
Wales,
Town fpy, the new,
Tranfactions, philofophical,

a,

368

399
vol.

LXXIV. part ii. 16-Of the focie-
ty for the encouragement of arts,
&c. vol. III. 218-Medical, vol.
428
Travels into the Two Sicilies, 81, 167,

III.

270

Travis's letters to Edw. Gibbon, efq.

161
Treatife on planting and ornamental
gardening, 22-On the waters of
Balaruc, 265-On aeroftatic ma-
chines, 319-On ftrong beer, 320
Trepanning the fkull, hiftory of the
practice of,
158
Trifles, poetical,

389

478

68

318

Typhus, obfervations on the,

223

Warbeck, a pathetic tale,

395

396
Wedgwood's letter to a proprietor of
the navigation from the Trent to
the Mersey,
398
Westminster election, hiftory of the,
310-Hall in an uproar, 393
Whitchurch's monody to the memory
of admiral Hyde Parker,
Whitmore's royal tears,
Wigs, war of the,

216

392

67

52

Williamfon's elements of Euclid,
Withering's (Dr.) account of the fox-

248

470

glove,
Woman of quality,
Woodfall's sketch of the debates in the

houfe of commons of Ireland, 306
Wyvill's fummary explanation of the
principles of Mr. Pitt's intended
bill for amending the reprefentation
in parliament,

Y.

AM
MI de l'adolefcence, par M. Ber-
quin,
300
Analyfe raifonné des rapports des con-
miflares chargé de l'examen du
magnetisme animal, par J. B. Bon-
nefoy,
304
Confiderations fur la magnetifme ani-
mal, par M. Bergaffe,
Doutes d'un provincial propofés a

463

152

148