Claims of the British flamen to a more
equal distribution of prize-money,
ibid. Drinkwater's huitory of the fiege of
Clement XIV. (pope) life of, 397 Gibraltar,
Cockell's (Dr.) efiay on the retrover- Du Mitand's French fpelling-book,
fion of the uterus,
Coffee, obfervations on the properties Duped guardian, the,
of,
Coffin, the stone,
67
Collection of Gaelic proverbs, 398- Of
treaties of peace, &c. between
Great Britain and other powers,
340
Colonies, critis of the, confidered, 227
Commentaries and effays, No. II.
154
Confio ad clerum, xiv. cal. Junias,
1784,
Confiderations on the order of Cincin
156
natus, 126 - On the nature and
economy of beafts and cattle, 311
Confolation of philofophy,
Conflance, a novel,
Corp's (Dr.) effay on the jaundice,
Correspondence,
Cottage, love in a,
Cottingham's new year's counfel,
Cricklade cafe, report of the,
Crifis of the colonies confidered,
Critical effays on fome poems of
ral English poets,
Criticisms on the Rolliad, part 1. 458
345
Groffe's power of friendship,
468
Grullen's addrefs to the loyal part of
the British empire,
Cumberland's character of the late lord
vifc. Sackville,
Curfory remarks on Ramfay's effay on
the treatment of African flaves,
437
Death improved,
Debate on Mr. Pitt's motion for bring-
ing in a bill to amend the reprcfel-
tation of the people, 78-In the
houfe of Commons in Ireland, 306
Degeneracy of the times,
Demetrius Poliorectes, obfequies of, 230
Demoniad, the,
Dent's lawyer's panic,
Defultory reflections on Police,
Dictionary (a general) of the English
language,
Epifle from the rev. Mr. M-n to
Mr. Pitt, 67-From lord Ashbur-
ton to Mr. Pitt, ibid.-Heroic, to
Major Scott,
Efay on the life and character of Pe
trarch, 59-To prove the infuffici-
ency of fubalterns pay in the army,
&c. 79-On the theory of the pro-
duction of animal heat, 97-On the
retroverfion of the uterus, 157—On
the cure of the phthifis pulmonalis,
234-On agriculture, 333-On the
jaundice,
Elays hiftorical and moral, 37-On
467
the intellectual powers of man, 241
-On fome of the poems of feveral
Etymologist, the, a comedy,
English poets,
Euclid, elements of,
Engenius,
Experimental enquiry into the nature
of Cheltenham water,
Explanation of Mr. Pitt's bill for
amending the reprefentation in par-
lianrent, 152-Of the propofal for
liquidating the national debt, 226
Dir Cians for impregnating Buxton
478
water with gaffes,
Disbanded fubaltern, 2d. ed.
Increase of manufactures, commerce, Law, hiftory of the English, 88 Ro-
India, analysis of the political hiftory
of,
361
Infidelity and fcepticism, the fall of, 2:0
Inquiry how to prevent the fmali pox,
215-Into the effects of putting a
top to the African flave-trade, 440
Injiruction for the king at arms,
78
Infruciar, the medical family,
Lafufficiency of fubalterns pay,
ellay to prove,
Intellectual powers of man, effay on
the,
Invocation to melancholy,
Ireland, addrefs to the king and people
of, 76-Sketch of the debates in the
houfe of commons of, 306-Let-
ters concerning the trade and ma-
nufactures of,
303
Iri refolutions, Mr. Fox's fpeech on
the, 78-System, reply on report-
ing the fourth propofition of the,
ibid.-Proteft to the ministerial
manifefto,
Ifaiah verfified,
Ivar, a tragedy,
Saundice, effay on the,
Jenkinson's (right hon. Charles) col-
lection of treaties of peace, &c. be-
tween Great Britain and other Pow-
ers,
Lawrie's history of the wars in Scot
land,
Lawyers panic, the,
Lectiones felectæ,
Lecture on heads,
Letter to the apb. of Canterbury, 156
-To the rev. T. Warton, 159-
To Theophilus Lindfay, 175-To a
female friend, by the firft female
aerial traveller, 320-To a propri-
etor of the navigation from the
Trent to the Merfey, 398-From
Omai to the earl of ***,
Letters (eleven additional) from Ruf-
fia, 80-On the elements of botany,
109-Concerning the trade, &c. of
Ireland, 308-Between an illuftri-
ous perfonage and a lady of ho-
nour, 399-Of literature,
405
Life of Cervantes, 94-Of George
Anne Bellamy, vol. VI. 239-Of
Dr. Watts, 396-Of pope Clement
XIV.
Literary fociety, poems by a,
London unmasked,
fy, or the forced vow,
Fobnfon (Dr.), verfes on the death of,
69-Laurel, or conteft of the poets,
146-Prayers and meditations, 310
-Life of Dr. Watts,
396
Jones's fermon on the nature and œco-
nomy of beafts, &c.
311
Journal of a tour to the Hebrides, 337
-Remarks on,
473
Journey from Birmingham to Len-
don,
477
Jurifprudence of the court of Scotland,
oblervations on,
Juice (executive), letter to the au-
thor of thoughts on,
Savonal, tranfiation of the fatires of,
Low contagious fever, obfervations
on the,
Lucubrations by a lady,
Lanardi's account of his fecond aerial
voyage,
319
Lyrie odes (more) for the royal acade
micians, 149-For the year 1785,
150
M.
Macey's elegy on Wm. Shepherd, efq.
470, or obfcquies of an unfaithful-
Tody's tale, the,
Landscapes in verfe,
Langrife's (fir Hercules) fpeech, 308
Lazydown hill, ode to,
315
Lalbums general fynopfis of birds,
vol. III.
wife,
318
Marine-fchool, propofals for establish-
ing a,
478
Martyn's tranflation of Rouffeau's let
ters on the elements of botany, 109
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