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Printed by SANDS, DONALDSON, MURRAY, and COCHRAN.

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT. Abstracts of those

for granting liberty to import bar-iron from

America 347. for taxing offices, houses, win-

dows, &c.350. to enforce the annexation-

at 353. and to permit the importation of I-

rith beef, &c. 354 of the feamens act 454-

the militia-acts 513.618. the lottery-act 517.

the plate-act $20. and the bread act 624. A
bread-table calculated for Scotland 626.

ANECDOTES Concerning Dr Wilfon 193. the

King of Pruffia 195. Capt. Gardiner 215.

and Corrections and Additions. a claufe in Mag-

na Charta 349. the Duke of Marlborough and

the Earl of Godolphin 349. the Earl of Ox-

ford and Lord Bolingbroke ib. a literary im-

polture 444. Mr Allan Logan 550. the Ma-

rifchal and Kintore families 611. the Earl of

Crawfurd 15. an English prisoner 104. and

the family of Hamilton st.

ASTRONOMY. Eclipfe of the moon 21.

comet obferved 361. Stevenson on comets

528. Proof of the fun's having stood still in

the days of Joshua 583.

BATTLES of Liffa 34 Crevelt 309. Sunder f

baufen 376. Zorndorff 426, 86. Meer 428.

Ticonderoga 491. St Cas 492. Hochkirchen

536. Lutternberg 540. Fort du Quefne

549-659. Loyal Hanning 659.

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-NAVAL Off Cape François 47. In the Me-
diterranean 215.

CHARACTERS of the King of Pruffia 18. the
Czar Peter the Great 507, the Czarina Ka-
tharine 599. K. William 695. Q. Mary ib.
Q. Anne ib. K. George I. 696. Lord Lou.
don 205. Lord Howe 442. and M. Keith 695.
CRITICISM and LANGUAGE. Hiftory of the
English language 143, 90. 239. The origin
of journal-writing 148. The poetical scale 72.
Sequel to it 138. Eflay on language 333. Of
the language of the Bifcainers and Irish 502.
and Corrections and Additions. Obfervations on
the Celtic and Irish languages 580. An ac-
count of and remarks on the tragedy of Agis
125 and Cleone 637. A criticism on the

Fate of Cæfar 531. Of the reason of mens

Speaking well and reading ill 558. A charac-

ter of Smollet's history 696.

ENTERTAINMENT. On the fympathy be-
tween the breeches pocket and animal fpirits
74. The travels of Scarmentado 292. of a
Guinea 295. Almira, a novel 166. Armi-
da; or, Virtue in diftrefs 416. A vulture's
inftructions to her young 474. The adven-
tures of Betty Broom 511, 67. A parallel be-
tween converfation and punch 620. Uncom-
mon advertisements 697.
EXPEDITIONS, against Rochefort 23. Senegal
271.329. St Maloes 322. Cherburg 440. St
Maloes again, with the disaster at St Cas 492.
Louisburg 430. and Ticonderoga 436, 91.698.
HISTORY. Smollet's account of the rife, pro-
grefs, and extinction of the rebellion begun in
1745 225. and of the maflacre at Glenco 129.
Proceedings in parliament 281. &4,

HoSPITALS. Lying-in one 40. Rupture ib.

Raine's 381. Foundling 382. Of one for re-

penting prostitutes 605. Edinburgh charity-

workhouse 40.

INVENTIONS. Several approved of by the royal

academy 579. Gordon's hand-mill :03. Ladd's

wheel-carriage 105. Alifon's plough 328, 87.

MATHEMATICS. Solutions of an algebraic
question 194. 362. A geometrical conftruc-

tion of it 523. Addition to the conftruction

584. An inaccuracy in mufic pointed out 413.

MEDICINE. Succefs of inoculation in Orkney

106. Hales on the effects of drinking liquors

hot 140. Of the good and bad effects of tea

557. A remarkable cafe of a catalepfy 196.

and in furgery ib. Dr Crine on the gout 222.

444. A cure for a difcafe called throbbing 468.

Dr Pringle's account of Lord Walpole's cafe

469. Dr Whytt's remarks on that cafe 470.

A pally cured by means of electricity 524-

The old man's guide to health 556. Bate-

man's account of a late physical transaction at

Eaton 557. An account and extracts of Dr

Mackenzie's hiftory of health 633. Experi-

ments made with lime-water on fnails and other

animals 186.

MISCELLANEOUS. Narrative of the deaths of

the English gentlemen at Calcutta 77. 133.
and of the pilgrimage to Mecca 290. The
Jife and treafonable practices of Dr Henley 302.
The life of Madam de Pompadour 574. 642.
Account of an unknown English colony 410.
and of the burning of the Prince George man
of war 272. The Idler, No 1. 189. A use
ful hint to feafaring people 244. Speculations
about the weather cenfured 297. Antiquities
difcovered in Stirlingshire 77. at Herculaneum
363. The mob's remonstrance against the
importation of French words 466. A will to
provide against a dearth 522. A description
of the regalia of Scotland 298. Of credulity,
felf-importance, and matrimonial panegyrics
355, 6. Of the partiality of hiftorians with
examples 417. An account of the painters of

Venice and Lombardy, and their works 524-

A letter from Q. Anne Boleyn to K. Henry VIII.

145.
Cæfar and Frederick compared 598.

Parallel between poetry and painting 620. Ac-
count of fome rare animals, with cuts 5880
Wonderful difcoveries on opening a bee-hive
357. A new way of procuring the electrical
fhock 529. A fpecies of willows difcovered fit
for mafts 86. Of pruning trees at Midfum
mer 360. The method of planting potatoes
at Londonderry 414. Remarks on the cul-
ture of that root 415.

POLITICS. The folly of trufting to Pruffia
70. Political anecdotes and reflections 348
Remarks on claufes in two addreffes relating to
the annexation of Cape Breton 463. A de-
fence of the addreffes 464. Of the vast im-
portance of G. Britain in the prefent conjunc
ture 475. Of her treaties with the Dutch 168,

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