THE Works of George, Lord Lyttelton. Published by Geo. Edw. Ays-
cough, Efq.

THE

Page I

A Defcription of Patagonia, and the adjoining Parts of South America, By
Tho. Falkner,

8

12

Speech of Edm. Burke, Efq. on American Taxation, Ap. 19, 1774,

Mifcellanies of the late M. Abauzit, on hiftorical, theological, and critical
fubjects, tranflated by E. Harwood, D. D.

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Political Difquifitions, Vol. II. 28 III.

A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland,

A Difcourfe on the Torpedo. By Sir John Pringle, Bart.

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178

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44

46

48

A grofs Impofition upon the Public detected; or, Archbishop Cranmer vindi-

cated from the Charge of Pelagianism,

A Dictionary of above Five hundred Proverbs, or proverbial Expreffions,

Remarks on the Obfervations made in the late Voyage towards the North Pole.

By S. Horfley, LL. D.

54

Obfervations upon the prefent State of our Gold and Silver Coins, 1730. By

the late John Conduitt, Efq.

FOREIGN ARTICLES,

FOREIGN LITERARY INTELLIGENCE,

59

64, 144, 237, 327, 418, 499

68, 150, 244, 331, 421, 500

Three Letters to a Member of Parliament, on the Subject of the prefent Dif-

pute with our American Colonies,

71

A fhort Address to the Government, the Merchants, &c. on the prefent State

of Affairs,

ibid.

Thoughts upon the prefent Contest between Adminiftration and the British Co-

lonies in America,

ibid.

A friendly Address to all reasonable Americans,

The Supremacy of the British Legiflature over the Colonies, candidly difcuffed,

ibid.

72

A Letter to the Rt. Hon. Lord M-, on the Affairs of America,

An Argument in Defence of the exclufive Right claimed by the Colonies to tax

themselves,

ibid.

ibid.

A Letter to the People of Great Britain, from the Delegates of the American

Congress in Philadelphia,

73

Extracts from the Notes and Proceedings of the American continental Con-

grefs,

ibid.

Authentic Papers from America,

ibid.

Free Thoughts on the Proceedings of the continental Congress,

74

A Plan for conciliating the jarring political Interefts of Great Britain and her

North American Colonies,

An Addrefs to the People of England, Scotland, and Ireland. By Catharine
Macaulay,

ibid.

ibid.

A Complaint against a Pamphlet intitled a Speech intended to have been spoken

on the Bill for altering the Charters of the Colony of Massachusets Bay, 76

Remarks on the Patriot,
ibid.

A full and clear Proof that the Spaniards have no Claim to Balambangan. By
Alex. Dalrymple, Efq.
ibid.
The Speech of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Chatham in the House of Lords, Jan.
20, 1775,

77

Selecta Poemata Anglorum Latina, feu fparfim edita feu hactenus inedita, ac-
curante Edv. Popham,

ibid.

Verses Addreffed to the Queen with a New Year's Gift of Irish Manufacture.
By Lord Clare,

ibid.

The Academic Dream, a Poem,

78-

The Choleric Man, a Comedy. By Richard Cumberland, Efq.

The Two Mifers: a Mufical Farce. By the Author of Midas, &c,

The Mirror of Human Nature,

A Letter to the Author of an Obfervation on the Design of Establishing

Examinations at Cambridge,

Annual

Logic by Question and Answer for the Use of the Portfea Academy,

Obfervations on Eaft India Shipping,

A Sermon upon the Turf, by a Saint from the Tabernacle,

A Sunday Ramble; or, Modern Sabbath Day Journey,

The Hiftory of Manchefter. By the Rev. Mr. Whitaker, Vol. II.

8a

ibid.

81

An Inquiry into the real and imaginary Obstructions to the Acquifition of the

Arts in England. By James Barry,

Some Thoughts on the Nature of Fevers. By John Curry, M. D.

An Effay on Bath Waters. Vol. II. By William Falconer, M. D.

Kiffes, being an English Tranflation of the Bafia of Jo. Secundus,

91

96

100

105

An Hiftory of the Battle of Floddon, in Verfe, with Notes. By Robert

Lambe,

A Dictionary of the English Language. By J. Walker,

Galateo a Treatife on Politeness and Delicacy of Manners,

Moral Tales. Tranflated from the French of Madame de Beaumont,

Letters from Yorick to Eliza,

Adminiftration of the British Colonies. Part II. By Tho. Pownal, late Gover-

nor of Maffachufets Bay,

153

Tract V. The Refpective Pleas and Arguments of the Mother-country and of
the Colonies, diftin&tly fet forth, &c.

ibid.

Plan offered by the Earl of Chatham for the fettling the Troubles in America,

155

Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held at Philadelphia,

The Congrefs canyaffed,

ibid.

ibid.

Remarks on the New Effay of the Penfylvania Farmer,

156

A Letter to the People of Great Britain, in Anfwer to that published by the

American Congrefs,

ibid.

The other Side of the Question, in Answer to a late friendly Address to all rea-
fonable Americans,

ibid.

"Obfervations on the prevailing Abufes in the British Army, &c.

ibid.

A Letter to Dr. Johnfon, occafioned by his late political Publications,

A Letter to Dr. Shebbeare. By Hugh Baillie, LL. D.

157

ibid.

A Speech in the Lower Houfe of Convocation. By James Ibbetson,

An Impartial Review of the late Houfe of Commons,

An Addrefs to the Public. By Wm. Andrews, Attorney at Law,

Obfervations on Mr. Andrews's Addrefs to the Public,

The Prefent Crifis with refpect to America confidered,

A Dialogue between a Southern Delegate and his Spouse,

ibid.

The Affociation, &c. of the Delegates of the Colonies verfified,

The Land of Liberty, an allegorical Poem,

The Genius of Ireland. A New Year's Gift to Lord Clare,

ibid.

Verfes Addreffed to the, with a New Year's Gift of Irish Potatoes,

ibid.

Particular Providence; a Poetical Effay. By Wm, Woty,

Kien Long. A Chinese Imperial Eclogue,

ibid.

160

Sibylline Leaves,

ibid.

Ode on the Inftitution of a Society at Liverpool, for the Encouragement of De-

A Gofpel Defence of the Unitarian Doctrine,

Human Authority in Matters of Faith repugnant to Christianity,

A Sermon on the Nature of Subícription to Articles of Religion. By A. Bur-
naby, A. M.

ibid.

165

ibid.

Miftakes in Religion expofed. By H. Venn, M. A.

A Liturgy on the Principles of the Christian Religion,

Meditations and penitential Prayers, written by the Duchefs de la Valliere, 166

Methodism, a Farce,

The Will of Henry VII. *

ibid.

ibid

Plan and Reports of the Society inftituted at London, for the Recovery of Per-
fons apparently drowned.
ibid.

An Award of King Charles I. fettling Two Shillings in the Pound out of the

Rents of the Houses in Norwich, for the Maintainance of the Parochial Cler-

gy,

A new Scheme of Short-Hand. By John Palmer,

Remarks on the English Language, with Rules of Speech and Action, &c.

J. Jones,

167

ibid.

By

168

ibid.

ibid.

A new Dictionary of French Idioms. By A. de Treitorrens,

A Philofophical Effay on Space. By Richard Yate, Gent.

Duelling and Suicide repugnant to Revelation, Reason, and Common Senfe,

Le Courier François,

ibid.

ibid.

The Hiftory of France from the Commencement of the Reign of Henry III. to

the Eftablishment of the Edict of Nantes in the Reign of Henry IV.

An Effay on the Demoniacs of the New Teftament. By Hugh Farmer,

Taxation no Tyranny,

An Effay on the Peftilential Fever of Sydenham, By Wm. Grant,

201

203

A Treatise of a Cataract. By George Chandler,

The Morality of Shakespeare's Drama illuftrated. By Mrs. Griffith,

Braganza. A Tragedy. By Robert Jephson, Efq.

Cleonice, Princefs of Bithynia: a Tragedy. By John Hoole,

An Account of the laft Expedition to Port Egmont in Falklands Islands, in 1772,

By Bernard Penrose,

209

214

217

220, 257, 361

from the Refto-

220, 257, 361

By the Rev, An-

The History of Great Britain, from the Restoration to the Acceffion of the
Houfe of Hannover. By James Macpherson, Efq.

Original Papers containing the Secret Hiftory of Great Britain

ration to the Acceffion of the House of Hannover,

Travels through the Middle Settlements in North America.

drew Burnaby. A. M.

Lectures on the Art of Reading. Part I. By Tho. Sheridan, A. M. 231,

224

290

An Illuftration of the Sexual Syftem of Linneus, No. 1-10. By John Miller,

236

An Address to the King, concerning the Dearness of Provifions and Emigrations,

246

A Letter to thofe Ladies whofe Hufbands poffefs a Seat in either House of Par-
liament,

Conciliatory Addrefs to the People of Great Britain and of the Colonies,

ibid.

Some Candid Suggestions towards Accommodation of Differences with Ame-

rica,

248

The Annals of Adminiftration,

ibid.

The Rights of the English Colonies in America stated and defended,

View of the Controverfy between Great Britain and her Colonies,

ibid.

ibid.

An Addrefs to the Rt. Hon. Lord M-sf-d, in which the Measures of Govern-

ment refpecting America are confidered in a new Light,

The Speech of the Rt. Hon. John Wilkes, Efq. on the Motion for an Addrefs
to his Majesty against the Americans,

ibid.

ibid.

The Speech of the Rt. Hon. John Wilkes, Efq. on the Subject of the Middle

fex Election,

The Advertiser, a Poem,

Ode Pindarica, pro Cambria Vatibus, Latino Carmine reddita,

Mifcellaneous Pieces in Verfe. By P. Lewis,

The Progrefs of Painting. A Poem,

An Elegy written at a Carthufian Monaftery,

248

249

ibid.

ibid.

250

ibid.

The Drama, a Poem,

Charity; or, Momus's Reward. A Poem,

A Poetical Address to the Ladies of Bath,

Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath,

ibid

ibid.

ibid.

25

The Sentence of Momus on the Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath, ib.

The Philofophic Whim; or, Aftronomy a Farce,

Infancy. A Poem. Book II. By Hugh Downman, M.D.

Prometheus, or the Rife of Moral Evil; a Satire,

Nymphomania; or a Differtation concerning the Furor Uterinus,

ibid.

ibid.

251

252

A critical Enquiry into the ancient and modern Manners of treating the Dif

eafes of the Urethra. By Jeffe Foot,

253

ibid.

Sermons. By Chriftopher Atkinson,

The Nature of Religious Zeal; in two Difcourses by J. Briggs, A. M.

An Effay on the fundamental Doctrines of Natural and Revealed Religion, ib.

A Prefervative against Criminal Offences,

254

ibid.

A Letter to Dr. S. Johnson, on his Journey to the Western Mes. By A. Hen-

derfon,

255

Experiments, Researches, and Obfervations on the vitrous Spar, or Sparry

Fluor,

ibid.

The Complete Gazetteer of England and Wales,

Various Methods to prevent Fires in Houfes and Shipping,

An Appeal to the Jockey Club. By George Robert Fitz-Gerald, Esq.,
An Effay on the Art of Newspaper Defamation,

A Peep into the principal Seats and Gardens in and about Twickenham, ibid."
The Speaker: in which is perfixed an Effay on Elocution. By Wm. Enfield,
LL. D.

2731

Liberal Opinions upon Animals, Men, and Providence. By Courtney Mel-

moth,

277

The Triumph of Truth; or Memoirs of M. de la Villette,

Schemes offered for the Perusal and Confideration of the Legislature, &c.

Nuga Antiquæ: being a Miscellaneous Collection of Original Papers, in Profe

and Verfe Vol. II. By Henry Harington, jun. A. B.

283

287

Travels through Portugal and Spain, in 1772 and 1773. By Richard Twils,

Efq. F. R. S.

296

303, 351

Elements of Dramatic Criticifm. By Wm. Cooke, Efq.

310

Imitations of the Characters of Theophraftus,

316

The Politician's Dictionary; or á Summery of Political Knowledge,

318

A History of the Work of Redemption. By the late Rev. Mr. Jonathan Ed-

wards,

321

A New Geographical Grammar. By Charles Vyfe,

323

The Ufe and Abuse of Sea-water impartially confidered, &c. By Robert White,
M. D.

334

Obfervations on the Ufe of Dr. James's Powder. Emetic Tartar, and other Anti-

monial Preparations in Fevers. By Wm. White, F. S. A.

The Pamphlet, entitled, "Taxation no Tyranny," candidly confidered,

An Answer to a Pamphlet, entitled, Taxation no Tyranny,

Taxation, Tyranny. Addreffed to Samuel Johnson, LL. D.

335

ibid.

ibid.

ibid.

Tyranny unm.sked,

ibid.

Refistance no Rebellion, in Answer to Taxation no Tyranny,

Appendix to a Letter to Dr. Shebbeare,

ibid.

336

Gov. Johnstone's Speech on the Queftion of recommitting the Address declaring
the Colony of Maffachulet's Bay in Rebellion,

ibid.

A Letter to the Rt. Hon. Lord Camden, on the Bill for reftraining the Trade

and Fishery of the Four Provinces of New England,

337

A Letter to Edm. Burke, fq. controverting the Principles of American Go-

vernment, laid down in his Speech on American Taxation,

ibid.

The

The Subftance of the Evidence on the Petition of the West India Planters and

Merchants to the House of Commons, fummed by Mr. Glover,
337

A Speech intended to have been delivered in the Houle of Commons, in Sup-
port of the Petition from the General Congress at Philadelphia, ibid.

Common Senfe; in Nine Conferences between a British Merchant and a Mer-

chant of America,

338

Religion and Civil Liberty, a Thanksgiving Discourse preached at Bofton. By

William Gordon,

ibid.

An Effay on Sacrifice. By the Rev. Joseph Wife,

ibid.

A few Strictures on the Confeffional,

ibid.

Lectures to Lords Spiritual. By the Rev. Mr. Ja. Murray,

339

The Idea; a Panegyric on her Majefty,

ibid.

The Exhibition of Painting, a Poem,

Suicide, an Elegy,

Religion: a Poetical Effay. By Wm. Gibon, M. A,

ibid.

340

ibid.

The School for Daughters: or, the History of Mrs. Charlotte Sidney,

The Correspondents, an original Novel,

ibid.

ibid.

A Tour in the Midland Counties of England, in 1772 and 1774,

ibid.

An Account of the further Proceedings at the India Houfe, with respect

Bye-Laws propofed for the Regulation of the Company's Shipping,

Circumftances which preceded the Letters to the Earl of

to the

342

ibid.

An Answer to Mr. Fitzgerald's Appeal to the Jockey Club,

A Defcription of the Coronation of the Kings and Queens of France, &c. ibid.

A Gentleman's Tour through Monmouthshire and Wales, in 1774,

345

The Poems of Mr. Gray. To which are perfixed Memoirs of his Life and

358

Writings. By W. Mason, A. M.

Argriculture delineated. By Guftavus Harrifon, Efq.

378, 460

389

Mifcellaneous Differtations on Rural Subjects,

Judah restored: a Poem. By Dr. Roberts of Eton College,

Mifcellanies in Profe and Verfe, by Mrs. Chapone,

397

404

410

An Inquiry into the Policy of the Penal Laws, affecting the Popish Inha-

bitants of Ireland,

414

A Letter to James Macpherfon, Efq, on his Hiftory of Great Britain, &c. 423

Proceedings of the Governor and Council at Fort William refpecting the Ad-
miniftration of Juftice in Bengal,

The Mufes and Graces on a Vifit to Grovefnor-fquare,

ibid.

Accommodation, a poetical Epiftle. By Rowley Thomas,

The Daughter; or the Hiftory of Mifs Emilia Royfton and Mifs Harriet

Ayres,

A Blow at the Root of all priestly Claims,

426

427

A Scriptural Confutation of the Arguments against the One Godhead of the Fa
ther, Son, and Holy Ghoft. By Wm. Burgh, Efq.
Differtation on leveral Paffges of the Scriptures. Vol. II. By John Ward, LL. D

ibid.

Religious Correspondence,

428

ibid.

Two Letters to the Rev. Mr. John Kennedy. By James Ferguson, F. R. S. 429

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