T A B L E

OF THE

TITLES, AUTHORS' Names, &c. of the Pub-

lications reviewed in this Volume.

N. B. For REMARKABLE Passages in the Criticisms and

Extracts, see the INDEX, at the End of the Volume,

For the Names, also, of the Authors of new Dissertations,

or other curious Papers, published in the Memoirs and

TRANSACTIONS of the Scientific ACADEMIES at Home or

on the Continent, and also for the Titles of those Dissertations,

&c. of which Accounts are given in the Review,-see the

Index, printed at the End of each Volume.

Amours Epiques,

511

spocalypse, Evidence for,

320

Arcbenzolez's History of the Freebooters,

ACCOUNT of John Marriott, Page 445

459

Adams's Letters on Silesia, 350 Aritbmetic, Practical,

108

Address 10 Electors,

433

Art of Defence on Foot,

334

to Sir F. Burdett,

ib. Asiarie Researches, Vols. VI. and VII.

Reply to Ditto,

ib.

304

Admirai Aplin Indiaman, Letters inies. Atkinson and Wolker-Representation of

cepted on board,

334 the Manners, &c, of ihe Russians,

Adversity, a Poem,

317

296

Æsop's Fables, new Version of, 100 Aronement, Sermon on,

334

Africa, Travels in,

1. 449

Audi alteram partem i real Situation of

Agriculture, Board of, Communications

the Navy,

2co

to, Vol. III. Part II.

*269 Austria, Costume of,

299

See Young.

Aide de Camp,

331

Aterblad on the Egyptian Inscription,

B

543

Alley's Judge, a Poem,

95

Barrow's Travels in Africa, Vol. II. I

Amadis de Gesl, trapolated, 415 Berlin, Cos respondence from,

366

210

Bertrand de Molleville's Costume of
Austria,

292
Bisset's History of the Reign of Gco.lll.

134

Blagdex. Se: Prevost.

Bonaparte and the French People, 46

borz de Sir Vincent's Travels in the
African Tstands,

449

Bougies. See Smyrb.

Brancb. See Holloway.

Brayley and Herber: Syr Reginalde and

other Poem,

93

Bridgman's Translations,

332

Britisb Museum,

157

Brown's Serin uns,

299

Bucban's Advice to Mothers,

104

Burders, Sir F., Speeches of, 335

calm Addross to, 433

", Reply to Ditto,

ib.

Puller's Hore Billi æ, Part II.
Burton's Lewes Library Society, 97
Byerley's Nature, a Novel,

De Acron's Tale without a Ticle, 213
Defince of Mrs. Godwin,

447
De Launay's Mineralogy of the Antients,
concludid,

469

Dewar's Observations on Diarrhæa, 425

Diarrhea, Observations on, 42 5

Dickinson's Antiquities in Nottingham-

shiie, Part II. Vol. 1.

Dickson's Hints to the People,

Dictionary of Polite Literature,

441

of Natural History, concluded,

490

Discovery, Maritime, Progress of, 402

Dissector, London,

430

D Olivet's Troubadest,

Duncan's Plea fue Grief,

439

-'s On Earth Peace, an Invoca-

tion,

440

Dunning's Minutes of Experiments on
Vaccioation,

323

4:6

160

211

E

2

218

328

с

Education, Modern, Treatise on, 106

Ekction, Two fold, Considerations on,

Camper's Wo-ks,

483

208

Cassaro-il fiore della Poesia Italiana, 103 Plectors, Address ini,

433

Caruclan, Comte ,de, Italy and England Essay on the Art of Tormenting,

considered,

107 Euclid, Edition of,

60

Cavalry. Y comanry, Address 10,

Eve.o! San Pietro,

3'5

Cbeltenbal Waters, Treatise on, 431

Evidence for the Apocalypse, 380

Cbrist's Descent inco Hell, Serinon oli, Europe, Disorganizativa of, View of,

261

384

Clarke's (Dr.) View of the Disorganiza.

tion of Europe,

384

-'s (Mr.) Edition of Falconer's

F

Shipwreck,

215
as Progress of Maritime Disco. Fables from Dante, &c.

412

very,

402

Falcorer's Shipwreck, new Edition, 215

Clergy of London, Speech on the Bill Family Tour,

109
for relieving them,

209 Farmer's and Gardener's Directory,
Cock's Answer to Lord Sheffield,

205
Communications to the Board of Agricul- Fasbionable World displayed, 332
ture, Vol. III, Part II.
269 Fate, a Novel,

313
Corresponderce of a Gentleman at Berlin, Fever. See Wood. See Icquiry.
184 Filkes's Sermon,

224
Correspondence with sbe Reviewers, Fiore della Poesia Italiana,

103
111, 112. 224. 336. 418 Flowers of Literature,

107

Gostume of the kussian Empire, 179. Four of the Horse, Anatomy of, 428

of Austria,

292 Foucbecour's (Countess de) Cofantine

Cow pox, Tracts relative to, 252. 257. Dialogues,

108

321. 323, 324, 325

Freebooters, History of,

459

Crawford's Poems, .

94

French Verbs, &c. See Juigné.

Frend's Patriotism,

417

220

426

,שת :)

315

tion,

George II', Reign of, History of, 434 Infartine Dialogues,

108

Gioucester, Bp. vf, bis Fast Sermon, Inoculation, Sce Cow.fox.

123 Inquiry into the Condition of the Navy,

his Sermon for the

200

Humas e Society,

333

Reply to Diito,

ib.

Grdwin, Mrs. Defence of,

447

into Discontents in Ireland,

Colison's Coses of Small-pux, 252

206

Answer to,

257

into Rot in Sheep,

Goocb's (Viis.) Sherwood Fores', 214

into the Causes of Fever, 429

Grandmaison s Live Epics,

518 Inscriprion at Rosetia. See Akerblad.

Graves's Senilitias,

70

Intruder,

221

Great Cry and little Wool,

101 Junes, Sir W., Life of,

225. 337

Journal of an Excursion amung the

Swiss Landscapes,

218

H

Ireland. See Hay. See Inquiry. See

Tigbe.

Hamburgb, Travels from, 113. 236 Italy and Englar.d considered, 107

Hankin's Perpetual War, perpetual safety,

Judge, a Poem,

95

432

Juigne's Table of French Verbs, 10%

Harrison on the Rutin Sheep,

's Ditto of Parts of Speech, 109

406

on the French Tongue,

Harry Clin'or,

314

ib.

Hay and Strax, Observations on cut-

Juvenal, Translation of,

167

Izara on Stones fallen from the Cloude,

,

Hlay's History of the Wexford Insurrecs

501

53

Hays's (Mrs.) Harry Clinton, 314
Heut. See Leslie.

K
Home's (Mis.) St. Clair of the Isles,

212 Kep'er, Account of his Discoveries, iš

Herbert and Brayley, Poems, 93

Herdman on the Management of Infants,

106

Hertfordshire, Agriculture of, 151

L

Higblands, Observations on a Tour in,

442

Hill's Experiments on Vaccination, 325

Lackington's Confessions,

219

(Dr.) Theological Institutes, 398

La Fosse's Veterinarian's Manual, 326

Hints to the People,

La Harpe's Lyceum, Vols. XIII. and

XIV.

History of the French Revolution, Vols.

sis

Lakes, Observations on a Tour to, 331

XIX, and XX.

Lambert's Description of the Genus

See Hay. See Bisset.

Holirofi's Travels from Hamburgh, 113.

Pinus,

282

236

Landaf, Bp. of, his Sermon on the

Suppression of Vice,

Holloway and Branch, the British Mu.

109

La Valliere, Duchess of, a Romance,

seum,

157

Here Biblicæ, Part II.

160

211

Law's Sermon at Cambridge,

Horsley, Biskop, his Edition of Euclid,

60

Lee's (Miss) Life of a Lover, 359

See St. Asapb.

Lestie on the Nature, &c. of Heat, 76.

Human Frailties,

193

Lester on cutting Hay and Straw,

Huntingford, Bp. See Gloucester.

315

Letter to a Parishioner,

216

to Sir R. Wilson,

330

Letters of Miss Riversdale,

intercepted on board the Admiral

Aplin,

334

Yameson on Cheltenham Waters, 431

See Playfairs

Jauffret's Travels of Rolando, 441

Lewes Library Society, a Poem, 97

Imison's Elements of Science and Art, Leyden's Scenes of lotancy,

63

65 Life of a Lover,

359

Infants, Discourses on the Management Linn's Powers of Genius,

319

of,

106

210

538

333

234

I and

213

Listratura

Observations on a Tour in the Wesiem
Highlands of Scotlant,

442

On Earth Peace, an Invocation,

440

Our Country, a Puem,

99

Literature, Course of, Vols. XIII. and
XIV.

SIS

Cuide to the History of,

$29

Lib-logy. Atmospherical,

501
London Diesector,

430

Lord Ma.or, Epiicle to.

13

Lorenzo de' Medici, Poems of,

27+
Love Epics,

511

Luke Sre St Luke.

Lyceum. Vors. XIII. and XIV.

5'5

P

M

217

Parrinism,

417

Perp at'he World,

314

Perpetual War the only perpetual Safely,

432

Petrarca, a Selection of Sonnets, 435

Pindar, Peier, Great (ry and lule
Wool,

101
m, Epis:de to the Lord Mavis,

103
Pime, Descrip'ion of that Genus, 282
Playfair s i'roofs of the Fals fication of

rtie inrercepiet 'o respondence, 333

Ples for Indulgence of Grief,

439

Poems. See Strangford, Leyden. Bray-

ley Crawford, Ailey. Burton, Lorenzo,

apner, Poulett, Lirn, Wrangbam.
Poesie del Lirenzo il Magnifico,

274
Poor, Soci ty fur beiein, Reports of,

Vol. II.
Pouleti's Adver.iry, a Poeir, 317
Powers o! UP?!U5,

319
Prevost and Blagdos-flowers of Litera-

107

Pride ot Ancestry,

Progress of Marime Discovery, 402

Purlaye, Comie de, Memoirs of,

172

M'Cringer's Tieatise on Modern Educa.
110n,

106

Man in the Moon,

Marrioti, John, Account of, 445

Marsb's Transiation of Juvenal, 167

S (H) Translation of Michzeiis,

Remarks on,

374

Letters to the Author of Dito,

ib.

Marrial Effusions,

120

Medicine, History of,

48:

Memoirs of Comte de Puisaye,
Meused's Guide to the His'ory of Lireia-
ture,

929
Michael Angelo and Shakopiare com-

pared,
Military Force, Ji quiry into,

329
M-ntor,

320

Mineralgy of the Antients, 469

Mon fic (Miss) Union, Novel, 313

Minstrelsy of the Scitish Border,

Vo, 111.

126

Molleville. See Bertrand

Montagu, Lady M. W., Works of, 31

Li's (Mr.) Testacea Britannica,

387

Morbers, Advice to,

104

422

107

17%

R

Raising of fairur's Daughter, a Poem, .

436

Remarks on Marsh's Translation of Mi.

chaelis,

374

Letters to the Author of Do.,

200

200

N

Reply to the Inquiry into the Navy,

Naturi, a Novel,

10 Address to Sir Francis Burdert,

Natural History, Dictionary of, 490

433

Navigation System. See Cock.

Report of the Speeches of Sir F. Bus.
Navy, Tracis relative to iis Condition,

335

Reports of the Society for bettering the
Nottingbamubire, Aptiquities in,

Poor, Vol. Ill,

422.
Revolution, French, History of,
Ricbards : Practical Arithmetic, 108

336

538