Α Β TITLES, AUTHORS NAMES, &c. of the Books and PAMPHLETS contained in this Volume, at the End of the Volume. 72 A DDRESS to the Cocoa.Tree, Burn's Digest of the Militia. ALTEN's great Importance of the BV1E, Earl of, Reasons for his ANALYSIS, political, of the Epistle to, — , Enquiry how far he merits ANNOTATIONS on Horne's fer the exalted character given him Anti-Canidia, ņ2 - Reasons for making him a Ars Medendi, 441 ASCLEPIADES, Life of, 337 C ALAS, John, his affecting D Aretti's Jealian Grammar, ÇAYLEY's seraphical young Shep- 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, BERROW on the pre-existent Discourse on the Sabbath, 316 CHIVALRY, Hurd's Letters on, 81 V CHURCHILL's Ghost, Part Ill. 234 translated by Barnes, 314 Iron 508 BUFFON'S Natural History of the COMPARATIVE Importance of our lage, 152 - 460 Acquisitions, . 507 Ecocution, Lectures on, by 201 on the Design Rousseau, ib. System of Education, by Roul- , 71 ENGLISH's Observations on She- 73 into the Spirit and 333 Tendency of Letters on The- 235 how far Lord Bute me. 311 into the Merits of the 386 into modern Notions 434 into the Right to the 156 to the King, on the usual Diseases in 389 Voyages to the West Indics, 479 on Accent and Quantity ib. ESSAYS and Meditations, by a 314 382 Answer to Ditto, 507 235 i 78 434 Machiavel's Works, 101 221 219 395. 293 TORCKE 410. and 8vo. Editions, 49 Heathcote's Letter to the Lord 394 - Sarah, her Transla. Hs. Me's Specimen of Methodid- 236 17! Help to the Study of the Scrip- Lungs to the Pleura, 230 HEMLOCK, see STORCKE. , FORMEY, Principes de Morale, &c. HENAULT's Chronological Hit. Foster, Judge, his Reports, 140 Hill's Vegetable System, Vols. 413 219 FREE, Dr. his Petition to the Horne’s Ge:mon at Oxford, An- FRE: NOY's Chronological Ta- HORSE, and other domestic Ani 473 mals, Natural Hitory of, by Arnor's Remarks on the HORSEMEN, Rules for, 315 J Monthly Review, 387 Hudson's Flora Anglica, 476 GENERATION, new Theory o!, HUNTER'S Medical Commenta- 319 81 117 135 217 JOHNSON's Review of the Pre- GISBAL, an Hyperborean Iale, bendary of Litchficld's. Ser- GLOVER, Col. Proceedings on Jones's first Principles of Natu- GOSPEL Method of being Righ: ITALIAN Grammar, by Baretti, Guy's supplemental Observations Justice of Peace, by Cunning- T ARW:00 on death-bed Re- T Aimes, Lord, his Elements HAVANNAH, Journal of the Siege ibid. I ANG:10RNE's Visions of Fan- 389 LAYARD on the Bite of a Mad- - 314 478 · LETTER to Dr. Chandler, from Lowth's Introduction to Gram- the Historian of the Man after m ar, 389 - from Paul Gilchrift, Eig; IV sated by Farneworth, to the Author of the E. Mason's Elegies, 485 pistle to Lord Bute, 223 Massie's Account of the naval 224 MEAD, Dr. his Works in 410. of Commons, : 310 Medical Obfervations and En- to the Lord Mayor, 311 q uiries, by a Society of Phyfi. to Mr. Pitr, 383 cians in London, Vol. II. 98 ibid. Meditations and Essays, by a - one more, to the People fee house, 462 METHODIST . Preaching, Speci. - 235 463 MillENNIUM Hall, Description 465 MINISTER of State, a Satire, ' 470 MIRROR for the Critics, 393 - to the Whigs, 469 Modern Universal History, Vol. from Arthur's to the Co. XXXII. XXXII. - to a Friend, against mar. XXXVII. 410 475 her (supposed) barbarcus tieat- 315 293 LETTERS to two great Men, 156 MOR FEL's Tbefaurus Græcæ Po. 472 Muzeen's Miscellanies, 160 LIBERTY of the Press, 222 Murphy's Account of the Lije Lillo's Arden, a Tragedy, 473 of Fielding, LITERARY Property, Letier con- cerning, NYASh, Beau, Life of, 389 Vindication of, 1,6 Nugent's Translation of He. 70 390 ASIONAL |
