of

Heroic Ep ftle to Major Scott

329

150

147

473

437

148

196

472

395

Spain,

265

Hervey, Mr. his Letters from
Italy, and Germany

Hints for the better Management of the
Poor, 74; of important Ufes from
Aeroftatic Globes

146
Hiftory of Lord Belford and Mifs Sophia
Woodley, 26; of Greece, 1-90;
of Scotland, 19, 99, 209; of the
Rife and Progrefs of Geography, 146;
of Great Britain, on a new Plan, 176;
of Exclufions from the Royal Society,
229; and Practice of Aeroftation
366; of the India Company, 4155
of Sir Henry Clarendon, 472; of An-
tichrift
316
Hiftorical Rhapfody on Mr. Pope 305
Holcroft, Thomas, his Tales of the
Caftle, 74; his Tranflation of the
Follies of a Day
362
Horfty, Dr. his Speech in the Royal So-
ciety, 265; Letters to him from Dr.
Priefley,
52, 105, 377
Houfe of Commons, Speech intended to
have been spoken therein, 311; De-
bate therein

Hoyland, Rev. F-

471

Humphries, Col. David his Poem ad-
dreffed to the American Armies 312
Hypercriticism, or Mifs Seward's Eloifa

303

Gentle Shepherd, a tranflation of 193
Gibbon, Edward, Efq. Letters to him by
the Rev. Mr. Travis
166
Gleam of Comfort to this diftreffed Em-
pire
Gold, Hiftory of
Goodness and Mercy of God, to the peo-
ple of this Land, a Sermon
Gordon, Mr. Cuthbert, his Memorial
471

233

Governess, or Boarding School Diffected

198

tife on
Innovations in the State, danger of 393
Inquiry into ancient Grecian Chrono-
logy, 5; into Rife and Progress of
Scottish Parliaments, 161; into the
Fine Arts, 401; into the Nature and
Caufes

149

150

Law-maker, every Man his own
Letters to Dr. Horfley by Dr. Priestley,
52, 105, 377; from a Member of
Parliament to his Son, 72; of Nep-
tune and Gracchus, 73; from a me-
dical Gentleman, 75; the Archdea-
con of St. Albans in Reply to Dr.
Priestley, 105; to Edward Gibbon,
Efq. by G. A. Travis, 166; to a
young Gentleman of Fortune juft en-
tered at the University, 230; from
Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Germa-
ny, 265; to a young Nobleman on
his fetting out for France, 283; three
to the People of Great-Britain, 287;
to the Earl of Coventry, by Mr.
Thickneffe, 304; to the Lord Bishop

MACNally, Mr. his Opera of Ro-

bin Hood

Magiftrate's Affiftant

Mankiud claffed in Divifions

246

32

445

S 164

Manner of electing Scotch Peers
Manners and Customs of ancient Greece

3

Manufactures improper Objects of Taxa-

tion

395
94

Marathon, Battle of described
Martin, Thomas, his hints on the Ufes
of Aeroftatic Globes
146
Mary Queen of Scots, Vindication of
her, 19, Queen Elizabeth's Conduct
to her explained, 21; Conduct of the
Regent to her, 22; her Death 209
Matilda, a Novel
Medals, Effay on

316

305

Medical Obfervations and Inquiries,28;

-Communications, 353-429
Medicine, Collin's Inftitutes of 370
Memoirs of Dr. Sykes

358
471

Memorial of Mr. Gordon
Metals, their Pofition acounted for 291
Method of preventing Pain in Chirugical
Operations

216

64, 289

304
I, 90

Minerals, Natural Hiftory of
Misfortunes of Love, a Novel
Mitford's Hiftory of Greece
Modern Times, or the Adventures of
Gabriel Outcast
274

Monopoly of the India Company, Hifiory
415

of

Moon, Influence of on Fevers, Treatife

183

47

fear from Ireland

319

C.

D

152

E

COMMONS, their Rights contrafted
with the Peers 151; Jealousy of,
concerning the Weftminfter Election

240

76

EAST Indies Patronage of, attempted
Edinburgh, Sum granted for building a
College
319
Emperor