I. and J.
FA
CARDINE's Sermon on re-
ligious Fafts
1026
Jepbfon's Roman Portraits 1122
Foanfen's Account of Bulam
1028
Fortin's Tracts
741
Didactic Poem
Knox's Addrefs to the Clubs
in the Parish of St. Anne,
Westminster 930. Letter
Sir John Sinclair
to
1117
L.
LIBANIUS, Reifkii, vol. II.
936
Lucas's Sermon
1198
Lake's Principles of Eloquence
1199
M.
N.
NASH, the Windmill over-
turned by the Barley Cake
934
National Penitence, Reafons
834
for
Neal's History of the Puritans
720
P.
PAGE's Travels
K.
KENT, Monuments and
painted Glafs in One Hun-
dred Churches in. 742
King's Account of Canterbury
Caftle
811
Paine, Age of Infidelity,
in Antwer to his Age of Symons's Faft Sermon
Reafon
1025
Patton's Letters on Freedom 833
Paufanias's Defcription of
Grecce
T.
921
644
910 Penitence, Reafons for Natio- TASKER's Letters
Tattersal's Pfalms 806
Knight, the Landschape, a nal
646
Taylor's Tranflation of Paufa-
1008
921
Percy's Reliques of Ancient
645 Pennant's London
nias
Thompson on Debtor and Cre-
ditor Laws
833
Poetry 109, 613, 817, 913
Philofopbical Tranfactions, vol.
LXXXIV.
1119
Plymley's Vifitation Charge
1027
Tindal's Hiftory of Eve ham836
Tour through the Theatre of
War
646
Polwbele's Devonshire, vol. II.
729, 802, 825, 878, 935,
1095, 1181
Polyænus's Stratagems of War
885
Montefire's Account of the
Expedition to Bulam 1028
Moore's Travels in France 879
Morre, Tableau Chronologique
de l'Hiftoire univerfelle1026
Moral Annals of the Poor and
0.
OWEN, Reflexions on the
State of Religion and Po-
liticks in France and Great
Britain
646
Middle Ranks of Society
1117
Morell's Notes on Locke 1117
Mornington, Lord, Subftance of
1024
Poor, Friendly Address to the
1026
Priefly, Dr. Obfervations on
his Emigration to America
1069
MACKENZIE's Sketch of
the War with Tippoo
Sultaun
1006
Medical Facts and Obferva-
tions, vol. II.
638
Merrick's Pfalms
806
Metbadifts, on their Separation RADCLIFFE's Myfteries of
1199 Udolpho
834
from the Church
Molineux's Scholar's Queftion Rennell's SermononGaming831
Book in Arithmetick 1128 Reports from the Committee of
Money's Hiftory of the Cam- Secrecy
1117
paign of 1792
829 Revelations xi. 1-14. Out-
Montaigne, Voyage de 804 lines of a Commentary on
Montague, Lady M. W. Let
ters of
S.
ST. ANDRE, Rapport ist
les Mouvemens fur l'Ef
cadre de la République 1118
St. Juft, Report of, on the
Expences of France 1017
Scott's Sermon on Equality 832
Selden's Table Talk 613
Shepherd's Translation of Po-
lynus's Stratagems of
War
1024
Simco's Representations of Me-
numents in the Environs of
London
1015
Smith's English Botany 1009
Strutt's View of the Dreffes and
Habits of the English 1127
Sunday Schools, the Import-
ance of
935
Swedenborg, Enquiry into his
Commifhon and Doctrine
1114
832
Townley's Sermon
Trevor's Latin defcriptive Po-
ems of England 735
930
V.
ANDERSTEGEN on the
prefent State of the Thames
833
Vincent de Legione Manli-
ana 641. On the Greek
Verb
1198
W.
WAKEFIELD's Examina-
tion of Paine's Age of -
Reafon 642. Remarks on
the general Orders of the D.
of York's Army 707, 931.
Spirit of Chriftianity com
pared with the Spirit of the
Times 781. Stri&ures on bis
Spirit of Chriflianity, &t.
Reynell's Sermon
1118
743
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, Tefti-
monies to the Genius and
Memory of
806
Rous's Sermon
1116
Rowley on Disorders of the Walker on the national Cha
Eye and Eyelids 648. Ra- racter of the Dutch 1199
tional and improved Practice War, Advantages to Great
of Phyfick
826 Britain from
1119
Rub on the Fever of Phila- Warton's Poem of Sir Joshua
delphia
838 Reynolds's Painted Win-
930.
dow
XIII. tranflated on Dear Centraft, by a Lady
INDEX to the BOOKS and POETRY in Vol. LXIV. Part II.
of Wight
dow at Oxford 806. Query refpecting a fourth Volume of History of Poetry Watfon on the Two Orders of Epifcopalians in Scotland
on the Confecration of a Chapel 984 Wbitor'sCommentary on Shak- Wright, Knowledge commu 1116 Wood's Hiftory of Oxierd 116 779, 1026 Williams's Poems 1113. Quofpeare 928 nicated to Chriftians at Avignon 1026
tation from Newton on the
Watts's Pfalms 794, 805, 1074
1198
Wells on Vifion
Whitaker's Faft Sermon 834.
794
INDEX to the POETRY in Vol. LXIV. PART LI.
lage, Latin 747, 844, 942,
1038, 1134
AMOR
1132
Ariftodemus killing himself on the Tomb of his Daugh
ter
B.
BARNES, Rev. Thomas, to
the
R.
750
Arrangement, the new
Auguftus, on the Character of
1124. Qualities of
649 HALF Pay
Halliday, John
Epitaph on
1126 Hawk, on the Flight of a tame
Birth-day Reflexions
Verses on
Bones, Human, Memorandum
Lines on the Names of 1138
Prophecies 1118. Two Ser
mons
Windbam's Picture of the Ille
1119
F
FAIR Pilgrim, tranflated
from the Welth
Flower and the Leaf
Friend, ad Amicum in Nor-
thumbria
1113
845
Headley, Henry, on the Death
of
1131 Heathcote, Sir Gilbert, Ode on
645
651. his coming of Age
Ilerace, Book 11. Ode XIV.
652 Hifiory, on the Study of 1127
941
imitated 652. Book III.
Ode XIII. imitated
Howe, Earl, Ode on his Vic-
750
tory
941 Humanity, an Ode
1133
Ode
I.
653 Gibraltar, Defcription of 1194. Extracts from the Siege of
1194
Goldsmith's Edwin and Ange
EPIGRAM
Epitaphs
Evangelifts, the Four
Eyre, Charles, on his Death 942
652,942
652 LEASOWES, Infeription
941
for a medicinal Fountain
at the
Lee River, Sonnet to
1037
Lines on the Death of a young
Letter to a Sifter
746
654
Gentleman at Gofport in
Difcharge of his medical
Dury
747 Love, Sonnet to
1036
Lover, the perjured
938
652
942
K.
937 KITE, on a, which, after
being tamed, had efcaped
from its after 650. Ode
650
to
to a
939
Inter Amicos ne fis Arbiter 846
Irwin, Elegy on the late Queen
841
of France
Delap, Moon-light
1129 Monki Rhymes
747 Moral Ref xion
M.
MARIUS, the Image of 1126
Marlborough, Dechefs of,
Sonnet to, on her building
Alms-houses
lina, of, the Hermit, in Melford Difalier
Latin 653 Deferted Vil- Menfæ infcriptum
X.
XENOPHON's Defence of
the Athenian Democracy
739. by Morris
748
Milton, L'Allegro imitata1134
Monafttry, Reflexions on the
Ruins of one near the Sea
937
750
$1130
645
Morning, the first Hour of 653
650 Mofchus Amor fugitivus tranf-
Mountmorres's Ode on Lord
746
Howe's Victory
745
lated
N.
NORMANDY, Robert, D..
of, Poem by him in Welsh,
with an English Translation
981
0.
ODE from the Ethiopic 749.
ceis
by the Author of the ReOrphan, occafional Prologue 842 to, at Gibraltar 939
PARALELE de deux Sœurs
1131
843
Paftoral
Petraia, an Ode on a large
Fall of Timber there 1130
Petrarch, Sonnet of, Italian
and English
Pbarfalia, Defeription of the
745
Preparation for the Battle of
1124
Poetry, Rife and Fall of 938
Political Eyfium defcribed 914
Pompey, Lines previous to his
Poffcript of a poetical Epiftle
Death
1125
from a Gentleman to his
Friend
949
R.
REID, W. Hamilton, Tranf
Robin, Sonnet to a
lations by
Robinson, Mrs. Ode to her be-
748
940
loved Daughter 1033. Lines
to the Rev. J. Whitehoufe
747 759
1038 Roman Characters
poor Woman 842, to the
Nightingale S42. written
T.
on the Coaft of Devon 940. TASKER's Ode to the K
to a Lady 941. to Stella
S.
SCIP Africanus the elder,
Eulogium on
1125
Slavery, the Feelings of a free
People when first fubje&ted
112
94'. to Ca noens' Grotto Tyranny, the filent Progre
at Macao 1035. to Char-
lotte Smith 1035. to a
young Lady on her charita-
V.
ble V fits to Poverty in Al- VIRGIL, Apoftropheto
Action 1036. to Silence Virginia, Deploration
1036. to the Hon. T. Er-
fkine 1132. written on the
Cliffs near Margate 1123
Sonnets
Spring, to
Y.
939
Sonnet to the River Oufe 842,
written by the Bedfide of a
1035, 1133 YOUNG, Julia, Ode ou
651
INDEX to the PLATES in VOL. LXIV. PARTI.
to
1126
Sleep, Sonnet to
850
Sbakfpeare, Parodies on 654,
844, 1037
Sbaro, Rachel, Sonnet ( 1035
Snowy Day
845
Song, Tune "To Anacreon in
Heaven"
A.
Aberdeen Cathedral
Alfreton Church
Antiquities, Kentish
Arundel Caftle
689 Dovedale
1185
0.
Sar, 1069 Owthorne Ruins.
F.
P.
705 Fawley Church and Manor- Purfgrave, Rob. his Ma
houfe
977 ment
112
H.
S.
Heathfield Tower
1163 Shrewsbury, St. Giles's Chem
Henry VIII. antient Portrait af
694,0
of
980 Sidery, Sir H. Urn contain
his Heart
909
St. George's Tower
at
L.
163 Ledbury Monument
Chilham Keep
909 Lullington Church
Chingford Church 1106
Cliffe, Elienore de, Monument Macclesfield Seal
of
N.
M.
Cofton Chapel
Cromwell's House, Clerken-
well
Dec. 23.
Mr. URBAN,
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fecidit
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founded; it reing thus noticed in Stephen's
Thefaurus: Evitata Charybde is Scyllam incido,
i.e. Den vito gravius malum in aliud majus
incido. V. Erafmus Chiliadas I. centur. v.
prov. iv. The illuftration of it fills a column
and an half of vol II. 183-4 fol. W & D.
T.
Telegraph
Torkington Priory
809
W.
1106 Newington Butts Parfonage William the Lion, King
1161 Scots
617 Nofe, new
883 Wi.herafey Ruins
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Dec. 24-
A
excit
S the recent difcovery of a genuine like-
nefs of our great cramatic writer has
a with in feveral gentlemen to poffefs
ake of compariton) all the pretended
as w 3 authorized reprefentatious of him, ́
the following lift, for their ufe, folicits a
place in your valuable Magazine:
(for
1. Engravings from the true original portrait
of Shakspeare,painted on wood in the year1597:
M. Droefhout, be tore the firft folio,
W. Marshall, before the Poems
T. Trotter (two plates)
1623
1640
1794
11. Engravings from the Chandofen canvas:
M. Vanderguchi, before Rowe's edition 1709
G. Vertve (fet of Poets)
Ditto, before Jacob's Lives, &c. 1719
1719
* Published Dec. 1, 1794, by W. Ri
shardfon, Castle-street, Leicester-square.
1183 Stoke Rochford Church 11
893
992, 11
1725
G. Vertue, from Lord Oxford's pictures:
prefixed to Pope's edition, 4to
J. Simon, mez. from a picture by Zouff no date.
R.Earlom, mez. from Jennens's picture
prefixed to his edition of King Lear 177
All other heads of Shakspeare
are copes,
with trivial variations from fome of the fore
going plates.
J. B.
[In our Magazine for December laf, the fate
going article (on account of an accident at
baving appeared in a mutilated state, it is birt
reprinted with the necessary restavations.]
profil
+ For what work this head was-origi
nally defigned, and the time at which it w
engraved by Vertue (who died in 175
cannot be ascertained. [See p. 1186.]
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