Burgels's Sermon at Oxford,

115

Debate on the Slave-trade,

Decan, View of,

Burke's Appeal from the New to the

Old Whigs,

296

339

De Dobm's Account of the Revolution at

Liege,

See Parallel, Anfwer, Hercic
Epifle, Tatbam.

.

Burion's Practice of the Exch, Pleas, 340

-'s Plan of a New Conftitution

211

for Aix-la-Chapelle,

219

Defence of the Rights of Man,

460

De Foe, Selection from his Works, 466
De Langle's Defcript. of Switzerland, 168
Derby, Hiftory of,

3x

De Salis on the State of Sicily,

494

583

222

206

228

94

286

39

Characters and Anecdotes,

355

Charlemagne. See Hegervifch.

Devil. See Afhdowne.

Dictionary, English. See Walker.

Digeftion. See Fordyce.

Dobson's (Mrs.) Translation of Petrarch's

View of Human Life,

257

Dogberty's Edition of the Crown Circuit
Companion,

Duclos's Travels in Italy,

204

Du Vernois's Hiftory of the Family of

Heffe Homburgh,

Dyeing. See Martin.

342

527

Chemitry, Hiftory of,

543

Chriftian Religion.

Haweis.

E

Church. See Williamfon.

nue,

Clarendon's Sketch of the Irish Reve-

Clarke's Cedipus, King of Thebes,

Clayton's Sermon on the Birmingham

335

Education, general, French Report on, 496

Edwards's Difcovery of the 18th Cen-

98

tury,

354

Edyflone. See Smeaton.

Riots,

239

Tracts in Reply to, 237.

349, 350

Electricity, Medical. See Lowndes.

Elegy written at the Hot-wells, Bristol,

346

347

Collects. See Rufher.

of,

547

Columbus. See Reflections.

English Freeholder,

464

Comings's Sermons,

393

Epitaphs. See Bowden.

Conception, extra-uterine, Cafe of,

450

Efprit, &c. de M. Maury,

513

Congal and Fenella,

457

Efay on Vital Sufpenfion,

95

Confolatory Epiftle to Clayton,

350

Eftlin's Ordination Sermon,

359

Conflitutions of States. See Croix.

Etienne, M. Rabaut de St. his Addrefs,

Correspondance d'un Habitant de Paris,

507

CORRESPONDENCE with the Re-

viewers, 118-120. 240. 359-360.

480.

459

Corrie on the Vitality of the Blood,

451

Coxe's Travels in Poland, &c. Vol. III.

Fawcett on Anger,

311

75

Cretins. See Ackerman.

Features, Human. See Camper.

Fidelia's Epifle to Clayton,

350

Crimes of the Kings of France,

146

Croix, M. de la, on the Conftitutions of

Frott's Addrels, &c,

European States,

481

Crown Circuit Companion,

342

Filangieri on Legislation,

Fordyce on the Digeftion of Food,

Forfib on the Difeafes of Trees,

Fox, See Parallel.

339

221

24

421

Fractures

353

460

from an Inhabitant of Paris, 507

See Bilani.

Obfervations on a Variety of Subjects, 357

Lettre d'une Democrate,

454

Ode, Irregular, to Peter Pindar,

Lloya's H ftory of the War in Ger

Oeconomy of Nature,

many, Vol. II.

442.

Oedipus of Sophocles tranflated,

Love, Hiftorical Dictionary of,

467

Oenone to Paris,

Lowndes on Medical Electricity,

452

Libels. See Bowles, Higbmore,

Areopagitica,

Leach,

Oldys's Life of Paine,

Liege. See De Dobm.

feverance,

Linguet. See Boardman.

Oldfield's Anecdotes of Archery,

Oliver's Refutation of unconditional Per-

Ouijeau's Practical Geography,

110

459

Liturgy on Dr. Clarke's Plan,

166

P

·

Page 52, note t, for 147 and 148, read 147 and 488.

64. laft line, read from him to a confidential friend.

301. ditto, read legiflative, executive, judicial."

404. note 1. 7. for vain,' read warm,

420. 1. 7. read “ Maximas virtures,”