357-Supplement to the peerage of,
381- -New peerage of, 442-Ori-
gin and prefent state of,
Englife fongs, felect collection of, 299
Enquiry into the evidence against
Mary, queen of Scots, mifcellaneous
remarks on the, 129-Into the
principal phenomena of founds and
mufical ftrings, 258-Into the opi-
nions of the Chriftian writers, con-
cerning the person of Jesus Christ,
370
Entails (registered) in Scotland, index
of the,
238
Epifle to the Pifos, on the art of
poetry, 106-Poetical, to a friend,
310
Efay on the immortality of the foul,
155-On the waters of Harrowgate,
&c. 184-On medals, 199-On the
fcripture account of the efficacy of
baptifm, &c. 234-On the investi-
gation of the first principles of na
ture, 345-On parliamentary re-
formation, 471-On the prevention
of an evil highly injurious to health,
393
Effays, phyfical and chemical, 81, 213,
410-On the manners of various
foreign animals,
206
Eftimates (ftatical) of the materials for
brewing,
Evans's refutation of Linguet's me-
moirs of the Bastile,
Expofition of Ifaiah's prophecy,
Facts fully established refpecting the
game-laws,
314
Farrell's tranflation of d'Ivernois' view
of the constitution and revolutions
of Geneva,
Fame, the vanity of,
Female monitor, 318-Guardian, ibid.
Fielding's new peerage of England
and Ireland, 442-Origin, progrefs,
and prefent ftate of,
446
Firft principles of nature, effay on the,
345-Lines of the practice of phy-
fic,
357
Fleurettes,
Foot-plough (improved), letter on the
conftructfon and ufe of,
Foreign animals, effays on the manners
of,
206
Forreft's (capt.) treatise on the mon-
foons in Eaft India,
Fothergill's (Dr.) works,
Fox's martyrs. 231-And
Speeches,
Cafe of,
Hawkflone, defcription of,
Hayley's plays, in three acts,
Hey's obfervations politiques morales
experimentés fur les vrais principes
de la finance,
Hill's (fir Rd.) feat, defcription of, 320
Hints in regard to the better manage-
ment of the poor, 149-Relative to
the management of the pour, 232
Of important ufes to be derived
from aeroftatic globes,
417
392 Hiftory of Ayder Ali Khan, 38-Of
Ti 2
the
Humours of Westminster,
Hunter's (Dr.) facred biography, vol.
221
Huntingford's apology for the mono-
ftrophics,
327
Hurn's bleflings of peace and guilt of
152
Husbandry, in Scotland, prefent ftate
of,
365, 434
Hyder Ally, ode on the death of, 309
Hymns adapted to divine worship, 395
1. J.
Jackfon's (rev. Mr.) thoughts on the
delay of the Westminster fcrutiny,
158
thirty letters on various fub-
Jemima Placid,
Jefus Chrift, enquiry into the opinions
of the Chriftian writers, concerning
the perfon of,
Immortality of the foul, effay on the,
Killingworth caftel, account of queen
Elizabeth's entertainment there, 399
Kingfaveston hill,
475
Kippis's (Dr.) biographia Britannica,
vol. III. 44-Obfervations on the
late contefts in the royal fociety, 461
Kirwan's elements of mineralogy, 270
Knight's-bill farm,
Knighthood, history of,
Le Brocq's hints relative to the ma-
nagement of the poor,
232
Letter to Dr. Pricftley, occafioned by
his panrphlet addreffed to Mr. Bad-
cock, 50-To the independent elec-
tors of Westminster, 68-From a
member of the general convention
of delegates of royal boroughs, 149
-From a difconfolate member of
parliament, 231-To fir Cecil Wray,
bart. 319-Whearin part of the en-
tertainment given untoo the queenz
majefty at Killingfworth Caftel is
fignified, 399-On the conftruction
and ufe of the improved foot-plough,
477-From a medica) gentleman to
his friend in London,
479
Letters from the archdeacon of St. Al
ban's, in reply to Dr. Priestley, 142
-Seven, to the common-council of
London, 158-To a young gentle-
man fetting out on his travels to
France, 190-Italian, 211-Thirty,
on various fubjects, 299-Of Nep
tune and Gracchus, 398-Of Ma-
rius, 374-To the people of Great-
Britain,
474
Lettfom's (Dr.) edition of Dr. Fother-
gill's works,
340
Monfoons, treatife on the,
More ways than one,
Liverpool, medical furvey of,
Livre (le) des enfans,
Longmate's fupplement to Collins's
peerage of England,
Looking glafs, the,
Love-letters, between a lady of quality,
and a perfon of inferior station, 319
Louifa, a poetical novel,
27
Lozundes's directory,
159
Lunardi's account of his aerial voyage,
Mofs's medical furvey of Liverpool,
233
Mother Hubberd's tales,
78
Mujical ftrings, enquiry into the prin-
cipal phænomena of founds and, 258
N.
National debt, thoughts on the, 66-
Confiderations on the,
ibid.
Natural rights of British fubjects, in-
veftigation of the, 148-Of animals
and vegetables, differtations on, 401
Nature, the calendar of, 318-Effay
on the first principles of, 345
Naval architecture, principles of, 406
Negroes, thoughts on the flavery of
the,
Neptune, the cave of, 103-And Grac
chus, letters of,
398
Net to deftroy the turnip-fly, defcrip-
tion of a,
New pocket dictionary, French and
English, 77-Memoirs concerning
the East Indies, 138-Obfervations
on the reform in the reprefentative,
314-Annual register, 390-Peer-
age of England and Ireland,
Noble's memoirs of the protectorate-
houfe of Cromwell,
Noble Peasant, the,
Medical obfervations and enquiries,
vol. IV 17, 96-Survey of Liver-
pool, 233-Gentleman, letter from
Nugent's (Dr.) new pocket-dictionary,
French and English,
Obfervations and inquiries, medical,
17, 96-Politiques morales experi-
mentés fur les vrais principes de la
finance, 147-And experiments on
the tepid fprings of Buxton, 177-
On poifons, 311-On the reform in
the reprefentative, 314-On the
commerce of the American states,
377-On the evil confequences of a
duty on coals, 392-On the late
contefts in the royal fociety, 461-
On the climates of Naples, &c. 475
Ode to the humane fociety, 152-To
folitude, &c. 153-To Robert
Brooke, efq.
O'Gallagher's effay on the investigation
of the first principles of nature, 345
Opinions on interefting fubjects of pub-
lic law and commercial policy, 196
Origen's
434
Price's (Dr.) ftate of the public ac-
counts and finances,
67
Priefiley (Dr.), letter to, occafioned by
his pamphlet addreffed to Mr. Bad-
cock, 50-Letters to Dr. Hot fley,
remarks on, 77-Obfervations on
the late contefts in the royal fo-
ciety,
461
Principles (firft) of nature, effay on
the, 345-Of naval architecture,
406 Of the doctrine of life-an-
nuities,
426
Protectorate-horfe of Cromwell, me-
moirs of the,
Provifions for the more equal main-
tenance of the clergy,
317
Public accounts and finances, ftate of
the, 67-Law and commercial po-
licy, opinions on interesting sub-
jects of.
196
Pugh's (Dr.) obfervations on the cli-
mates of Naples, Rome, Nice, &c.
Rayner's cafes concerning tithes, 157
Reading of the holy fcriptures, intro-
duction to the,
Pitt (the hon. Wm.) verfes to the,
309--Speeches,
Placid, Jemima,
Planets, researches into fome parts of
the theory of,
Playfair's (Dr.) fyftem of chronology,
Plays in three acts,
Pocket-dictionary, French and English,
Poems, by David Robertson, 69-Two
ancient Scottish, 150-By Mrs.
Hughes, 227- By Mr. Powell, 309
-By Mr. Jago,
476
Poetical attempts, 327-Epiftle to a
friend in the country,
309
Poifons, obfervations on,
Political fongfter, the,
Poor, fome hints in regard to the bet-
ter management of the, 149-Hints
relative to the management of the,
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