,

22

264

80

430

143

SKETCHES of Beauty,

SLAVERY no Oppreffion,

African, other Tracts,

and Sermons, relative to, 65,

137, 159-161, 245-247,

254, 255, 269, 270, 342-

344, 428-430, 446, 447, 515

SMITH'S View of the Writings

of the Prophets,

173

SMITH-Sean Dana; le Oifian,

Orran, &c.

SOLILOQUY in a Thatched

Building,

528

SOUTHWELL, Antiquities of, 24

SPECIMEN Alterum Pharm. Lond.

Obfervations on,

47

SPEECH on the Wool Bill, 517

STANMORE, Lady, Hift. of, 441

STATUTES, Runnington's Edit.

of,

234

STEELE's Correfpondence, 168

STRATHMORE, Lady, Trial

between her and Mr. Bowes,

538

STREET'S Aura, a Poem, 247

STREPHON's Spiritual Privileges,

542

447

by Francklin,

84

by Symmons,

133

by Dupre,

172

by Ogilvie,

264

SURGERY, Pearfon's Principles

of,

496

by Priestley,

266

ftone,

WHALLEY'S

Poem,

351

tion, &c.

258

242

WHILE we live, let us live, 520
WHITAKER'S Vindication of
Mary Q. of Scots, concluded, 1

WHITE on the Slave Trade, 429

WHITEHEAD's Poems, Vol. III.

177

WHITELY on Revelation, 171

WIELAND'S Sympathy of Souls,

WILLIAMS-Tears of Ierne, 80

'WILLIS'S Account of Crim Tar-

673

173

300

tary,

167

WINTER'S Husbandry,

WINZER'S Translation of Wie-
land's Sympathy of Souls, 167

WOOL, and Wool Bill, Publica-

tions relative to, 162, 421-

427, 516-520

YONGE'S Commentary on the

Bible,

YOUNG, William, his Obferva-

tions on the Poor Laws, 340

Robert, on the Powers