Printed for A. HAMILTON, in Falcon-Court, Fleet-Street:

MDCCLXXVII.

R. Henry's Hiftory of Great Britain, Vol. III. Page 1
Dr. Prieftley's Courfe of Lectures on Oratory and Criti-

DR

cifm,

Salisbury's Tranflation of Bullet's Hiftory of the Establishment

of Christianity,

Glenie's Hiftory of Gunnery,

Lochée's Syftem of Military Mathematics,

Dr. Withers's Observations on Chronic Weakness,

9

17

25

27

29

Holmes's Sermon before the Univerfity of Oxford, on Eafter

Monday, 1777,

31

Heely's Letters on the Beauties of Hagley, Envil, and the Lea-

fowes,

Falconar's Experimental Inquiries: Part III.

33

38

43

Four Difcourfes, tranflated from the Spanish of Feyjoo,

Cradock's Account of the most romantic Parts of North Wales,47

Dr. Robertfon's Hiftory of America,

Mrs. Brooke's Excurfion,

The Trifler,

49, 115

61

164

FOREIGN ARTICLES, 65, 145, 223, 302, 385, 464,

FOREIGN LITERARY INTELLIGENCE, 66, 146, 227, 305, 389,

468

Anfwer from the Electors of Bristol to Edm. Burke, Efq. 68

Wimpey's Letters occafioned by Three Dialogues concerning

Liberty,

70

Free Thoughts on the American Contest,

ibid.

A. Ch. Dodd's Contraft, or Strictures on Dr. Price's Additional

Obfervations,

ibid.

A Letter to Us from One of Ourselves,

ibid.

Letters to the High and Mighty United States of America, ibid.

Letters from Gen. Washington to feveral of his Friends,

A Letter to the Body of Proteftant Diffenters,

Concordia. Seu facræ Cœnæ Theoria facra Auctore,

The true Sonship of Chrift inveftigated,

Cardale's Enquiry, whether we have any Scripture Warrant for

a direct Addrefs of Supplication, &c. either to the Son or to

the Holy Ghost,

74

Walker's Faft Sermon at Nottingham, Dec. 13, 1776, ibid.
Guy's fchirrhous and cancerous Cafes fuccefsfully treated with-
out cutting,

ibid.

ibid.

Epistle to Dr. Shebbeare; to which is added an Ode to Sir Flet-

Proffer's Oeconomy of Quackery confidered,

cher Norton,

75

Northern Tour, or poetical Epiftles,

ibid.

The Country Juftice. A Poem. Part II.

79

Modern Refinement, a Satire,

ibid.

Duke of Devonshire's Bull to the Duchefs of Devonshire's Cow,