monastery of, 43. Hiftory of,

45.

Billing fley, M. His valuable ac-
count of experiments on differ-
ent breeds of sheep, 409.
Binns, Dr. treatment of hæmor-
hages, 399.

Black, Dr. cafe of Angina Pectoris,
with remarks, 398.
Blackbird, Mrs. Darwall's verfes

on hearing one fing, 95.
Blood, natural hiftory of, 75.
Serum, &c. 76. Vascular
fyftem, 77. Inflammation, 78.
abfceffes, 84.
Blumenbach, Prof. his anatomical
Audies, 571. note.
Brecknock, journey from to Tre-
cafle defcribed, 270.
Broughton, Mr. his account of the
turnip cabbage, 408. Me-
thod of dreffing for the table,
Valuable as a fea-ftore,

ib.

Chemistry, queftions and definitions
in, 505.

Chrift, conjectures whether any
images or pictures of him were
preferved among the primitive
Chriftians, 576.

Clergy of Scotland, forry charac-
ter of them in the 11th and 12th
centuries, 401.

Coke, Sir Edward, deficient with
refpect to his knowlege of the
hiftory of Ireland, 365.
College feast, see Ode.
Commerce styled a will-with-a-wisp,
and why, 187.
Commonwealth, Maj. Cartwright's
nctions of, 36. Dr. Hodgson's
notions of, 55..

Condorcet, Marquis de, fome ac-
count of, 544. Pofthumous
work of, on the human mind,
ib. Analyfis of, 545. Brief
judgment of the talents of this
celebrated perfon, 547. Charg-
ed with ingratitude to the Duke
de la Rochefoucald, 557.
Corn, the prefent fcarcity of, how,
in one respect, to be remedied,

433.
Cornwallis, Lord, his conduct in
India compared with that of the
great Duke of Ormond in Ire-
land, 364. The preference
given to Lord C. ib.
Correspondence with the Reviewers,
R. Hall, on the impreffion of
reality in theatrical reprefenta-
tions, 119. B. Edwards, on
negro flavery, 288. The Li-
brarian of Ayr, on the difficulty
of procuring Monthly Reviews
in Scotland, 360. A borderer,
relative to the article on He-
raldry, in November Review,
479. A. Frefton, relative to
a paffage in Parfons's work on
Monuments, &c. ib. The Editor
of Curiofities of Literature, rela-
tive to Virgil, 480.
Cromwell, Richard, fuppofed to
have loft the protectorate
merely

Davies, Sir John, how far com-
petent with respect to his ac-
quaintance with the hiftory and
laws of Ireland, 365.
Davis, Mr. his account of the
management of woods in the
weltern counties, 405.
Death, from fuffocation, &c. in-
quiry into the nature of, 334-

punishment by, how far
neceffary, 567. Experimental
proofs of its inutility, 569.
Debt, national, eftimate of, as it
ftood in 1795, 435-
Democracy, the fpirit of, ruinous
to France, 385.
Devonshire, antient architecture

of, 283. Agriculture of, 284.
knowlege of the inhabitants
in mining, 285. Commerce,

286.
D'Ifraeli, Mr. his fentiments re-
fpecting the literary character
investigated, 381-389.
Doctor, in Phyfic, humourous ac-
count of the genus and fpecies
of, 289.
Duel, account of a remarkable
one with all the ceremonies of
chivalry, 243.

Dumouriez, General, anecdotes of

his life, 543. His meritorious
conduct while at the head of the
Republican forces, 550. Blam-
ed for his treachery when he
withdrew, ib.

Dwarf, Ruffian, curious account
of a female one,-a woman of
great age, 562.

Dyfopia, Dr. Guthrie's account
of that extraordinary difeafe,
399.

E

Earth, philofophically confidered
as nutritive to plants, 177.
Euripides, lines tranflated from
his Iphigenia in Aulis, 316.

F

Farms, moderately large, in what
refpects preferable to fmaller,
432.

Fenelon, Archbishop, biographical
account of, 24.

Fever, puerperal, of Aberdeen,

Dr. Gordon's account of, 316.
Field, Mr. Fatal cafe of croup,
with diffection and remarks,
396.

Fib, fofil, curious particulars re-
lative to thofe of Monte Bolca,
18.

Fisher, Dr. his obfervations on
the coal-works at Whitehaven,

21.

Flexman, Dr. fome account of,
237.

Flints, made to ferve the purpose
of candles, 21.
Fothergill, Dr. inftance of a fatal
pulmonary confumption, 396.
Fox-glove, ice Currie.
France, diftreffed condition of with

regard to the depreciation of her
affignats, 145. Young's travels
in, 203. Agriculture there,
20.4. Political economy, 211.
Barlow's advice to the pri-
vileged orders of, 300. Gif.
ford's general hiftory of, con-
cluded, 319. Argument against
continuing the prefent French
war, 325. Lord Auckland's
remarks on the circumftances
of the war, 330. Account of
the expedition to Quiberon, 332.
France the aggreffor in the pre-
fent war, 423. Dumouriez's
fentiments on the proceedings
of the convention, 482. Oa
the ill confequences of demo-
cracy in France, 385. On

the

Lancaster, John, Duke of, afferts
his right to the crown of Spain,
46. His tomb defcribed, ib.
Le Brun, character of, 506.
Leicester, town of, its origin, &c.
48. Hiftorical sketch of, 49.
Eminent perfons of, ib. Anti-
quities, 50.

Leominster, town of, fome ac-
count of, 441.

Leonardo da Vinci, anecdote of

202.

Lettfom, Dr. account of the an-
gustura bark, and its use in the
cure of low fever, 398. His
remarks on the Angina Scarla-
tina, 399. Hints refpecting
Newgate, ib.

Lime-water, experiments with,
182.

Literary Fund, mistakenly said to

have died away, 382, the note.
Lotteries, briefly but feverely cen-
fured, 304.

Louis XVI. his character, 503.
A man of no extraordinary fa-
culties, ib.

M

Malden, Mr. cafe of fpafm or
convulfion, fuccefsfully treated,

399.

Manufactures ftyled the firft root of
low vices, 187.
Manures. See Agriculture. See,

Kirwan.

p. 14.

proper fubjects for poetry, 520,
Attempted in French, 521.
Parmesan cheese, how made, Mr.
A. Young's account, 209.

Mr. Pryce's account, 407.
Percival, Dr. experiment on the
folution of lead by lime, 181.
Perfecution, religious, jufly ex-
ploded, 187.

Petrarch, fonnets of, with an Eng-
lifh tranflation, 431.

Plato, theological doctrines of,
276.
POETIC Extracts in this vol. viz.
from Beresford's Virgil, 3.
Pitt's Virgil, 4. Taylor's Tranf-
lation of Cupid and Psyche from
Apuleius, 54. Call to the
Country, 91. Richards's Ma-
tilda, ib. Wafey's Corfica, 93.
Mrs. Darwall's Poems, 95. Fa-
fhion, a poem, 97. Watson's
England preferved, a play, 98.
Fawcet's War, a poem, 258.
Parfons's Account of Monuments
and Painted Glafs, 266. Acade-
mical Contributions, 313. Impe-
rial Epiftle from Kien Long, 337.
Rutt's Sympathy of Priefts, 339.
Peter Pindar's Royal Tour, &c.
340. The Maviad, a poem,
419. Tranflations from Petrarch,
and Metaftafio, 431.
Peter
Pindar's Loufiad, CantoV. 456.
HisConvention Bill,an ode,458.
Butler's Bagatelles, 459 The
Summer's Day, 461. Elegy on
the Death of Mr. Tuppen, 462.
Brydges's Sonnets, &c. 463.
Collection of Hymns and Pfalms.
by Dr. Kippis, &c. 464.
Poets, ancient, difficulty of tranf-
lating, 1. Inftanced in Virgil,
2. Specimens of Mr. Beref-
ford's verfion, 3.
Poifons, mineral, 312.
Poor, commendable provifion for,

at Hamburgh, 65. Uletul
bints relative to the diftreffes of
the lower claffes of the people,
113. Obfervations on the ftate

of