456

ib.

461

458

472

IIO

Bryani's Observations on Morritt's Vin- Destination,

97

dication of Homer,

191 Diabetes Mellitus. See Rollo.

Bubble and Squeak,

104 Dialogue between Dr. Johnson and Mrs.

Buck's Anecdotes,

236 Knowles,

117

Burder's Life of Machin,

474

Dibdin's Translation of Kotzebue's Horse

Butcber's Sermons,

110, III and the Widow,

215

Butler's (Wm.)

Chronological Table, 20g Diderot's Natural Son,

39

(C.) Age of Chivalry, 349 Dogberty's Crown-Circuit Companion,

(Weeden) Sermon to the Pimlico

Volunteers,

355 Douglas's Speech on the Union,

167

Do. to the Chelsea Do.

Dresden. See Wraxall.

Du Bois's Wreath,

375

с

Duigenan on the State of Ireland,

336

Calculation. See Condillac.

Duncan's Miscellaneous Essays,

474
Canterbury Tales, Vol. III. 236 Durcb Expedition vindicated,
Cantori, Voyage to,

513

Captive of Spilburg,

213

E

Cartwrigbr's Appeal,

341 Edgeworth's Practical Education, 72

Castéra's Histo of Catherine II.

548 Education, Fem See More.
Cayenne, Deportation to, Narrative of, 129

See Edgeworth, Wirberspoon,

Chambers's (Miss) He deceives himself, 97 Morland.

Charpentier. See rossigny.

Egypt, Travels in,

121, 297

Chemical Annals, Nos. 92, 3, & 4, 560 Ellis's Sollicitor's Instructor,
Chemistry. See Jacquin.

Elsley's Annotations on the Gospeis, 44"

Chester, Bp. of, his Charge, 454 Enfield. See Aikin.

Cbrist, Life of,

452 Evans's Moral Reflections,

Christian Philosophy, Picture of,

Examen de la Conduite des Puissances de
Christianity. See Fell.

r Europe,

227

Chronological Table,

209 Excbequer Decrees, Collection of,

455

Cbronology. See Investigation.

Exotics froma Antigua,

333

Clapbam's Sermon,

119

Clare's Edit. of Bishop's Sermons, 27

F

Clarence, Duke of, Speech on the Slave False Friend,

Trade,

230

Ideas,

Cole's Loyal Poetical Gratulation, 347 Sbame, a Comedy,

217

Collection of Exotics,

333

Fawceti-Christ precious,

343

Concise Account of Events in the Irish 's Sermon,

356

Rebellion,

Fell and Hunter-Lec:ures on the Evi-

Cordillac on the Language of Calculation, dences of Christianity,

271
506 Fellowes's Picture of Christian Philosophy,

Conduct of Great Britain vindicated, 342

of European Powers, See Examen.

Fimale Advocate,

Confessions of the Countess of Lichtenau, Females, Young, Letters relative to, 210

117

Fernandez's Spanish Exercises, 344

Contributions to Physical Knowledge, 60 Fever. See Jackson.

Copper Plate Itinerary,

350

Force of Calumny,

99

CORRESPONDENCE with ibe R.

Foresters, Play,

213
viewers, 120, 237–240, 359-360, Foster, Mr. his Speech, Review of, 470

France, Losses of, View of,

92

Corsicans, a Drama,

Tracts relating to, 92, 129,

Cossigny's Voyage to Canton, $12

265, 476, 523, 530, 572

Courts of Justice, Report of the Com- Frencb Crusade, Failure of,

mitree, &c.

99

Crambe reperita,

104

G

Critique on Pizarro,

103 Gabell's Fast Sermon,

Crozon-Circuit Companion,

Gain, Love of, a Satire,

Customs. See Mascall.

Gawler's Trial for Adultery, 455

Gay’s Strictures on an Union, 231

D

Geisweiler's Translation of Kotzebue's

Danies's Sermon,

Poverty and Nobleness of Mind, 275

Debates of the House of Lords, 112 Geology.' See Bertrand.

Denbolm's History of Glasgow, 468 Gibson on Bilious Diseases,

Glasgow,

98

466

335, 6

471

479-480

222

476

358

456

23

358

352

335, 6

466

Gidsgow, History of,

468 Iffland's Forestert,

213

Goldsmieb's Essays,

Income, Tax on, Account of Persons who

Gospels, Annotations on,

441

cannot pay it,

461

Governments, Antient Federal. See Sainte

Indian Cottage,

472

Croix,

Inkle and Yarico,

106

Graves's Essay on the Apostles, 44 Investigation of received Chronology, 259

Great Britain. See Conduct. See Thougbis. Josse’s Spanish Grammar,

344

Grellier's Terms of all the Loans, 230

Journal of a Tour to Scarborough, 350

Ireland, Military Operations in, Account

H

of,

338

Hall's Bampton Lectures, for 1798, 378

See Union. See Dirigenan.

Hare, or hunting incompa.ible with Hu- Irisb Rebellion, Founders of, Anecdotes

manity,

465 of,

116

Horgruve's Juridical Arguments, Vol. II. Political Characters, Sketches of,

158

116

Harrison's Sermon,

119, 479

Rebellion, Account of Events in,

Harwood's Lite of Christ,

452

Hastings, Mr. Debates on his Trial, 112 Irwin on the Failure of the French Cru-

Hayter's Assize Sermon,

359

sade,

476

He deceives himself,

97

Isaac's Sermon,

356, 7

Helme's (Mrs.) Albert,

95

D'Ivernois on the Losses of France, 92

Herscbel's (Miss) Catalogue of Stars, 339 Juridical Arguments, Vol. II.

158

Hestop on the Assize of Bread, 114 Yuvenile Stories and Dialogues,

Hill's journal of a Tour,

112, 113

, Observations on, 476, 7

K

Histoire des Campagnes do Suworow, 177

Kendal's Translation of St. Pierre's In-

History of my Father,

94

dian Cottage,

472

Huare's Translation of Kotzebue's Sighs, Killaloe, Bishop of, his two Sermons,

216

109, 110

Holliday's Life of Lord Mansfield, Oo- King's Supplement to Remarks on Signs

servations on,

99

of the Times,

106

Holmes-Vetus Testamentum Græcum, Kingsbury on Village Preaching, 451

Vol. 1.

136

Kirkman's Memoirs of Macklin, 305, 426

Hely Orders, Testimonials for, serious Knowles's (Mrs.; Dialogue with Dr. John-

Considerations on signing,

son,

117

Homer. See Morrit.. See Bryant.

Knox, Bishop of Killaloe. See Killaloe.

Himper's Translation of Plenck’s Hygro. Kotzebue's History of my Father,

logy,

232

Force of Calumny, 99

Horses, Treatise on, Vol. II.

113

Rolla, translated,

Hull's Observations on Simmons's Detec-

Widow and Riding Horse,

tion,

234

214, 215

Plumbo:di's Experiments on the Atmos-

Poverty and nobleness of Mind,

phere,

490

Hunt:r's Translu ion of Sonnini's Travels,

Sighs, a Comedy, 216

121, 297

False Shame, a Comedy, 217

See Fell.

Peevish Man, a Drama, 219

Hutchinson's Biograpbia Medire, 173

Corsicans, a Drama,

Hallon's Course of Mathematics, 18

La Férouse, a Drama, 223

flygrology. See Hoper.

K;d's Arrangement of the assessed Taxes,

459

Tand]

on Awards,

is.

Jackson on Fever,

279

scobinism, Origin of,

341

L

Fregnir's Ele nents of Chemistry, tianse Labarthe-Maritime and Colonial Annals,

latet,

349

521

Jamaicai, Dis-ases in. Se Lempritre.

Lantier's Travels of Antenor, 284

Gamieson's (Mr.) Mineralogy of Sheiland, La Perouse, a Drama,

223

Lavater's Litter to the Directory, 350

(Dr.) Remarks on Hill's Jour. Law's Sermon,

nal,

476,7 Lawrence's Treatise on Horses, Vol. II.

Fisuil,

95

113

Ifiuna's Lawyers, a Drama,

Lawyers, a Drama,

Lee's

110

94

214

215

222

II

358

211

457

22

214

342

181

211

Lee's (Miss) Canterbury Talee, Vol. III. Missiessy on the Equipment of Ships, 49)

236 Missionary Society, Apology for,

236

Legs, Wounds and Ulcers of, Observa- Money, circulating. See Objections.

tions on,

235 Moore's Observations on the Union, 447

Lempriere on the Diseases of the Army in More's (Mrs.) Strictures on Female Edu-

Jamaica,

30 cation,

410

Lessing's School for Honour,

211

Morlandon false Ideas,

466

Letter to the Bishop of London, 344

Morrite's Vindication of Homery

to the Pope,

475 Mortgages, Law of,

Letters to Wilberforce,

292 Mosely's Sermon,

356

Lewis's Love of Gain,

Mysterious Scal,

471

Translation of Kotzebue's Rolla,

N

Lisbienau, Couniess of, Confessions of, Natural Son,

39

117

Nile, Battle of,

IOS

Lircolnsbire, Agriculture of,

55

Nivernois, Duke of, his Fables, translated,

Lindsay's Sermon on Dr. Towers, 354

347

Loans, Terms of,

230

Nottinghamsbire, Agriculture of, 181

Locks for Guns, Observations on, 450

London, Bishop of, his Charge, 453

Letter to,

344 Objections to a Method of increasing the

Reflections on a View from, 472 circulating Money,

Liwe on the Agriculture of Nottingham- Observations on the English and French

shire,

Locks,

4.50

Lucretius, Wakefield's Edition of, 328 Okos's Account of Elizabeth Woodcock,

Ludger's Translation of Band's Law.

117

yers,

Opinions, new, in France, rise of, 265

- Translation of Kotzebue's Peev. Orpban Heiress of Sir Gregory, 94

ish Man, a Drama,

219

Р

M

Paine's Discourse to the Theophilanthro-

Macbeth, new Edition of,

225

pists,

113

Machin, Rev. J. Life of,

474 Pallas's Journey into Russia,

M.Kenna on the Government of Ireland Paris. See Mercier, See Peltier.

by a separate Legislature,

231 Patient Griselda,

Macklir, Memoirs of,

305426

Pearson's Discourses,

Maclaine's Discourses,

152 Poers's Minu:iæ,

450

Maddock on the Power of Parliamente, 460 Peedish Man, a Drama,

219

Manners's (Lady) Review of Poetry, 390

Peltier Paris, during 1799, 530

Mansfield, Lord.

See Holliday.

Perfectibility of Man, Reflections on, 459

Maritime and Colonial Annals, 521 Pbilosophical Transactions of the Royal

Marsball's History of the Union between Society of London, Part 1. 1799, 140

England and Scotland,

468 Picce of Family Biography,

370

Mascall's Book of Customs, 469 Pilkington's (Mrs.) Biography for Boys,

Mathematical Analysis. See Vilant,

468

Mas hematics, Course of,

18

Dicto for Girls,

ib.

Memoirs of the Royal Academy of Ber- Pindar, Peter, Nil Admirari, 463

lin fur 1792 and 1793,

Pizarro, Critique on,

103

Mercier's New Paris,

572

Plain Tales,

Messiah. See Barker.

Plan of Union for Volunteer Associations,

Hiddlesex, Agriculture of,

394

Middleton on the Agriculture of Middle- Plants indigenous to Great Britain, Sy-

sex,

394 nopsis of,

334

(T. F.) Sermon,

Plenck's Hygrology,

-232

Military Operations in Ireland, relation Plumptie's Translation of Kotzebue's

of,

338 Force of Calumny,

99

Events on the Continent, Ac.

- Translation of fland's Fo.

count of

Testers,

213

Mineralng y, Philosophy of,

Translation of Kotzebue's

See Jamieson.

Widow and Riding Horse, 214

Mints. See Sole,

481

462

III

551

210

449

478

581

326

.

Village Orphan,
341 Whyte's Miscellany,

302
Preaching, Apology for, 451
Widow and Riding Horse,

214 Union of Ireland with Great Britain, Wilberforce, Mr. Letters to,

292 Tracts relative to, 167, 231, 335– Wilkes's Apology for the Missionary So. 338, 447, 470.

ciety,

236 - of England and Scotland, History Williams's Edit. of Saunders's Reports, 456 of,

468 Wirberspoon's Letters on Education, 465 Unsexed Females, a Poem, JO2 Wollaston on Jacobinism,

341 Vocabulary of Sea Phrases,

93 Wood (John) on the History of SwitzerVolunteer Associations, Plan of Union for, land,

287
449 's (Hutton) Collection of Exchequer
Decrees,

455
W
Woodcock, Eliz. Account of,

117 Wakefield's Edition of Lucretius,

Wraxall's Memoirs of the Courts of Ber. Wales, Royal Tribes of,

Jin and Dresden, &c.

382 Wars and Treaties of France, Motives of, Wreath, a Selection from Sappho, &c. 375

523 Warwick's Spare Minutes,

473

Y
Weld's Travels in America,

Yorke's Royal Tribes of Wales, 252
Wells's Letters to Young Females, 210 Young's Agriculture of Lincolnshire, 55
West's (Mrs.) Poems and Plays, 262
Westmoreland, Earl of, Speech on the

z Slave Trade,

335

Zimmermann on the Perfectibility of Man, Whately on Wounds and Ulcers,

&c.

459

323

252

1,200

235

ERRATA in Vol. XXX. P. 18. 1. 2. Bele autbor's.' 346.

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