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TITLES, AUTHORS NAMES, &c. of the Books

and PAMPHLETS contained in this Volume.

N. B. For REMARKABLE PASSAGES, see the INDEX,

at the End of the Volume.

A

72

337

B.

388

B

74

A.

Horse, &c.

41

DDRESS to the Cocoa-Tree, Burn's Digest of the Milicia-

470

Laws,
ALLEN's great Importance of the BV1E, Earl of, Reasons for his
Havannah,
389 Resignation,

221
ANALYSIS, political, of the -, Epiftle to,

222

War,

312

Enquiry how far he merits

ANNOTATIONS on Horne's fer- the exalted character given him
mon at Oxford,
317 by the Briton,

311

Anti-Canidia,

72 - Reasons for making him a

ARDEN of Fevertham, 473 public Example,

462

Ars Medendi,

441

Co

ASCLEPIADES, Life of,

VALAS, John, his affecting

Care,

Aretti's Italian Grammar, CAYLEY's seraphical young Shep-

herd,

235

BAENES's Translation of Cicero's CHANDLER, Dr. Letter to, from
compleat Orator,

314

the Writer of the History of
Battie Aphorismi de Cognofcendis the Man after God's own Heart,

et Cur andis morbis, &c. 208

Battle of Lora, 157

Remarks on his

BERROW the pre-existent Discourse on the Sabbath, 316

Lapfe of the Soul, 78 CHIVALRY, Hurd's Letters on,

BickerStaff's Love in a Vil-

81 V
lage,

458 CHRISTIANITY true Deism, 32
BIRCH's Collection of Lord Ba- CHRIST's Temptations real Facts,
con's Letters, Speeches, &c. in answer to Farmer, 78

494

CHURCHILL's Ghost, Part Ill.

BRADBURY's Sermons,

316

BROMLEY's Way 19 the Sabbath CICERO. On the compleat Orator,
of Reft,

234 translated by Barnes, 314

Brookes's Trial of the Roman COLONIÆ Anglicana Illustratr,

Catholics,

508

BUFFON's Natural History of the COMPARATIVE Importance of our

Acquifitions,

56

on

456

220

A 2

201

2 2 2

DA

Acquisitions,

507 Elocution, Lectures on, by

ConsiderATIONS on the ap.

Sheridan,

proaching Peace,

EMILE ; * ou de l'Education, par

on the Defign Rouffeau,

152

of the Act for registering poor Emilius and Sophia, or a new
Infants,

ib.

System of Education, by Roul-
COUNTRY-Seat, a Collection of feau,

212, 258, 342.
Novels,

21 ENGLISH's Observations on She-
COYTE's Sermons,

80 ridan's Dissertation, 313

CUNNINGHAM, T. his Practice ENQUIRY into the Nature of Li-

of a Justice of Peace, 153

terary Property,

73

", J. his Contem-

into the Spirit and

platift, a Poem,

333 Tendency of Letters on The-

D.

ron and Aspasio,

235

ALRYMPLE's Collection of

how far Lord Bute me.
Memorials and Letters in rits the exalted Character given

the Reign of James I.

492

him,

311

Daniel's. 70 Wecks, Differta-

into the Merits of the
Lion on, by Parry, 318

Preliminaries,

386
DEIFICATION of the Fair Sex,

into modern Notions

387 of Freedom of Will, 434
DERBYSHIRE Gentleman's An-

into the Right to the
swer to the Cocoa-tree, 471 Territory Weit of the Miffi-
Derrick's Battle of Lora, 157 sippi,

460
Collection of Travels, EPISTLE to the D. of N-.e,

510
DESCRIPTION of the Spanish

to Lord Bute,

'Settlements in the West-Indies,

to the King,

395

387 Essay on Happiness, 228

of - Millenium

on the usual Diseases in

Hall,

389 Voyages to the West Indics,

DESVOEUX's Efiay on Ecclesi-

293

alles,

479

on Accent and Quantity

Devour Meditations, by a Gen- in Pronunciation,

308
tleinan

ib. Essays and Meditations, by a

DIALOGUES of the Dead, new, Phyfician,

314

24 EXAMINATION of the Commer:

of the Living, 154

cial Principles of the Negocia-

E.

tion in 1;61,

DWARDI Prilegomena in Li-

Answer to Dito, 507
bros Veteris i ofiamenti Poe- EXPEDIENCY of a Peace,

310

ticos,

235

F.

EDWARDS's Treatise on religious Armer's Enquiry answered,

Affections,

318

78

Enquiry into the free. FARTEWORTH's Translation of

dom of Will,

434

Machiavel's Works,

ELEMENTS of Criticism, by Lord Favourite, a political Epiille,

Kaimes,

13.

Concluded, FEMALE Pilgrim,

156

222

382

E

16

221

394

G

438

4to. and 8vo. Editions, 49 Heathcote's Letter to the Lord

Sir John, his Uni- Mayor,
versal Mentor,

475

Reply to Ditto, 385
Sarah, her Tranila. H. ME's Specimen of Methodik-
tion of Xenophon’s Memora- preaching,

236
bilia,

171 HELP to the Study of the Scrip.
FLEMING on Adhetons of the

tures,

78
Lungs to the Pleura, 230 HEMLOCK, see STORCKE.
Formey, Principes de Morale, &c. HENAULT's Chronological Hit.

448
tory of France,

70

Foster, Judge, his Reports, 140 Hill's Vegetable System, Vols.

wir. his Essay on the II-IV.

413

different Nature of Accent and History of Carausius Emperor

Quantity,

303

ct Britain,

219

FREE, Dr. his Petition to the Horne’s Se:mon at Oxford, An

King, &c.

236

notations on,

317

FRENOY's Chronological Ta- HORSE, and other domestic Ans

bles,

473 mals, Natural History of, by

G.

Buffon,

41

Arnor's Remarks on the HORSEMEN, Rules for,

315
Monthly Review, 387 Hudson's Fcra Anglica, 476
GENERATION, new Theory o!, HUNTER's Medical Commenta-

ries, Part I.

319

Gesner's Rural Poems, 127 Hurd's Letters on Chivalry

seleci Poems, 393

and Romance,

81

Ghost, a Poem, by Churchill, HYDROCELE, Part's Treatise on,

Part the llid.

316

117

GIBBONS's Sermons,

317

I.

Gieson on the Credivility of L Tasso,

155

Scripture Huttory,

79

INVINCIBLE Reasons for Lord

GIRARD's new Guide to Elo- Bute's Refignation,
quence,

217 Johnson's Review of the Pre-
GISBAL, an Hyperborean Iale,

bendary of Litchficld's. Ser-

156
GLOVER, Col. Proceedings on Jones's first Principles of Natu-
his Trial,

154 ral Philosophy,

GOSPEL Mcthod of being Righ: ITALIAN Grammar, by Baretti,

233

74

Guy's supplemental Observations Justice of Peace, by Cunning-

on Cancers,

457

ham,

153

H.

K.

ARWOD on death-bed Re- Armrs, Lord, his Elements

pentance,

453

of Criticism,

HAVANNAH, Journal of the Siege

Concluded, 105

of,

315 KEENE, Mrs. her Poems,

75

Account of Ditto,

L.

ibid. ANG:10RNE's Visions of Fan-

cy,

394

that Piace,

389 LAYARD on the Bite of a Mad-
L'EALTH, kulcs for the Preserva.

148

tion of,

457 LENOx, Mrs. ler Sophia, 173

I

221

mon,

78

I 22

teous,

H perancon death-bed RC

K

13

- Allen's Account of L

Dag

478

LETTER to Dr. Chandler, from Lowth's Introduction to Gram-

the Historian of the Man after mar,

37

God's own Heart, 56 Lynch, Capt. his Trial at a

to the E. of E-

-t, 68

Court-martial,

389

concerning Literary Pro-

M.

perty,

73

, ;

Nated by Farneworth,

at Petersburgh,

155

161

to the Author of the E- Mason's Elegies,

485
pistle to Lord Bute, 223 Massie's Account of the naval
to the P-D-

Power of France, 461

of W-

224 MEAD, Dr. his works in 410.

to a Member of the House

270

of Commons,

310 MEDICAL Obfervations and En-

to the Lord Mayor, 311 quiries, by a Society of Phyfi.

to Mr. Pitr, 383 cians in London, Vol. II. 98

to the Earl of H.

--X,

Concluded,

192

ibid. MEDITATIONS and Essays, by a
from Mr. Heathcote 10 Physician,

314
the Lord Mayor, &c. 384 MEMOIRS of the Bedford Cof-
one more, to the People

fee-house,

of England,

462 METHODIST . Preaching, Speci.

from Jonathan's to the men of,

235

Treasury,

463 MILLENNIUM Hall, Description

addrefied to the Lord of,

389

Mayor,

465 MINISTER of State, a Satire,

from the Cocoa . Tree,

390

470 Mirror for the Critics,

393

to the Whigs, 469 Modern Universal History, Vol.

from Arthur's to the Co. XXXII. XXXII.

358

coa-Tree,

471

Vols. XXXIV.

to a Friend, against mar. XXXVII.

rying a Roman Catholic Lady, MOLLOY, Sarah, Narrative of

475 her (supposed) barbarcus tieat-

10 a Merchant at Brillol, ment,

315

477 Monchy's Elay on the usual

LETTER from a Member of Par- Difeases in Voyages to the

liament to his Friend,

507

Welt-Indies,

293

LETTERS to two great Men, 156 MORELL’s Tbesaurus Græcæ Po.
from Sophia to Mira,

219
472 MUZEEN's Miscellanies, 160
LIBERTY of the Press,

MURPHY's Account of the Liie
Lillo's Arden, a Tragedy, 473

of Fielding,

49

LITERARY Property, Letier con-

N.

cerning,

73

of,

Enquiry into the Na

New Dialogues of the

ib. Dead,

Vindication of, 176 Nugent's Translation of He.

1 ve in a Village, a comic Ope- nault's Chronological History

rds

410

222

N

ture of,

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