Crimes of the kings of France,

Curiofities of literature,

Curfory remarks on the

rev.

539

lar,

D

D.

352

337

392

army in gene-

fpecies naturales, &c,

359

ment of the history of,
English freeholder, the,

329

358

Enigmas, charades, &c. a new collec-
tion of,

231

476

Ebate on a motion for the aboli-
tion of the flave trade,
Declaration of the rights of men in
civil fociety,
ibid.
Defcription of a portable chest of che
mistry,
Defcriptions and characters of the dif-
ferent difeafes of the human body,

&c.

Difcourfe on the death of the hon.

106

107

at the Old Jewry, to the
fupporters of the new college at
Hackney,
Difcovery (the great and important)
of the eighteenth century, 119
Discoveries of the French, in 1769 and
1769. to the fouth-eaft of New
Guinea,
131
Difeafes, treatife on diagnofis and
prognofis of, part I.
Difpenfatorium Fuldencfe tripartitum,

112

481

Enquiry into the expediency or pro-
priety of public or focial worship,
Epistle (heroic) to Mr. Burke,

225

113

(heroic) to Dr. Priestley, 212
Effay on a paffage in St. Paul, i Cor.

xi. 10.

Ιού

on the vitality of the blood, 113
on the life and character of John,
ford Somers; alfo fketches of an
effay on the life and character of
Philip, earl Hardwicke,

on naval tactics,

198

276

on the manner in which Chrifti-
anity was intended to improve mo-
rality,
468
on the lithology of Mount Ve-
fuvius,
Effays, theological, philosophical, and
509
moral,
283
philofophical, historical, and
literary, vol. II.

381

geometrical and graphical, 452
Evidence that the relation of Jofephus
concerning Herod's having new-
built the temple of Jerufalem is
falfe, &c. Second edit.

Excerpta

359

285

454

353

Ncome and expenditure of Great Britain of the last seven years examined and ftated,

274

India, an hiftorical difquifition concerning the knowledge which the ancients had of it, Inquiry into the prefent ftate of parochial regifters, &c.

12r

120

(a full) into the subject of fuicide; to which are added two treatifes on duelling and gaming,

369

151

179

-

annual regifter for 1790,
Novels. Adolphus, or unnatural
brother, 117.-Alvarez, or irresist
ible feduction, 118.-Celeftina, fe-
cond edit. ibid.-Danish maffacre,
117.-Diarnabis, a tale, 116.
Duchefs of York, an English ftory,
117.-Effects of vanity, ibid.-Er-
rors of Education, the, 234.- Ethe-
linde, fecond edit. 57.-Lady Jane
Grey, a historical tale, 234.-Lake
of Winander Mere, 117.-Me-
moirs of a Scots heirefs, 356.-Mo-
nimia, _235.-Siege of Aubigny,
ibid.-Trip to Weymouth, ibid.---
Victim of a vow, 356.—Villeroy,

108

350

359

Parochial regifters, &c. inquiry into

120

Pafture graffes, a collection of the
fpecimens of the common,

Patriarchs, hiftory of the,

Pendulums, theory of,

184

226

511

106

232

Perfonal remembrance among the joys
of another world,
Peter Pindar, melancholy catastrophe
of,
Petrarch's view of human life, 454
Pharmacopei Coll. Reg. Med. Londi-
nenfis. New edit.
65
Pharmacy (the prefent fate of) ex-
ploded,
Philofophy, hiftory of,

353

457

of mafons, anfwer to the,
474

Phylico-meteorological letters from
Senebier, de Sauffure, and Toaldo,"
with the replies of Vaffalli, 572
Phyto-

353

guished merit,
Poctical effays on the principal errors
and corruptions of men; the excel-
lency of reafon and of virtue; &c.
&c. with notes,

70
compofitions on various fub-
jects,
94
Poetical extracts.-From Cider, 54-
American oracle, 75, 76, 77.-Sa-
tires of Juvenal, 83, 84, 85.-Abo-
riginal Britons, 93.-Bentley's Poc-
tical compofitions, 94, 95.-Heroic
epiftle to Mr. Burke, 177, 178.-
Annual Register for 1790, 183.-
Cookfey's Life of lord Hardwicke,
201.-Poems by the author of the
Village curate, 205, 206, 207.-
Peter Pindar's Remonftrance, 209,
210, 211.-Heroic Epistle to Dr.
Priestley, 212, 213, 214.-Reflec-
tions on the Tomb of Columbus,
231.-Fruits of Faction, 233.-
Poetic Laurels for Characters of dif
tirguifhed Merit, 354-Malone's
Edition of Shakspeare's Plays, &c.
369.-Moore's Inquiry into the Sub-
ject of Suicide, 376.-Curiofities of
Literature, 395-Poem to the Me-
mory of Handel, 470.-Ode on
Handel's playing on the Organ, 472.
-Rational Religion, 472, 473.
Poland, new conftitution of the go-
vernment of,
Political crifis, the,
fpeculations,
dialogues,

Politics, moderate,

441

108

475
108, 427
Premiums offered by the Society for
the Encouragement of Arts, Manu-
factures, &c.
177, 178
Priestley (Dr.), letters to, 110.—Anf-
wer to his letters to Mr. Burke, 111.
Letter to, refpecting his publica-
tion of Mr. Welley's letters, 299

Q

Uadrupeds, birds, fishes, and
infects a new fyftem of the na-
tural history of,

313

Quakers (the petition of the), deli-
vered to the national affembly [of
France],

R.

239