Printed for R. GRIFFITHS, in the Strand.

M,DCC LXII.

TITLES, AUTHORS Names, &c. of the Books

and PAMPHLETS contained in this Volume.

N.B. For REMARKABLE PASSAGES, see the INDEX,

at the End of the Volume.

78

A.

BAREBONES's Translation of

Homer,

454

75

Death of,

109 BEAUTIES of Poetry, Webb's

ADDRESS to the City of London,

Remarks on,

282

149 BELIEISLE, Political Teftament
Continuation of ditto, of,

318

230 BOGATSKY

on God's paternal

serious, to the Vulgar, Heart,

159

472 BONNET, Esai Analytique sur les
ADVENTURES of Sir Lancelot Facultés de l'Ame,

503
Greaves,

391 BRECKNOCK's Ways and Mean,s

All for Love,

319 a

384

o in the Right,

75

BRITANNIA. A Poem.

151

AMBASSADORS of Christ deli- British Lion roused, by Ogden,
neated,

316

Anecdotes of Painting in Eng- Brookes's Gazetteer,

155

land,

241

Brown Beer. A Poem.

150

APOLOGY, by the Author of the Busching's Geography, 117,

Covent Garden Rosciad, 473

436

ARGUMENTS againit a Spanis Bussy and Satan,

154

War,

74

Art of Poetry, on a new Plan, 319

of Speaking, 199
ARTAXERXES,

149

AMPBELL's Differtation on

As Rc on the Diseases of Wo- Miracles,

499

men,

399

CARTER, Mrs. her Poems, 103

AUTHORS, Account of the Lives CAUSES of the War be.
and Writings of,

391
tween Great Britain and Spain,

383

B.

CHAMBAUD's Elements of the

French language,

511

ANQUET of Plato, 196 CHANDLER, Dr. his Review of

the

C.

CA Miracles

BANQUET

Bridges, the former,

466

E,

156

57

I 21

the History of the Man after Du VERNEY on the Bones, 398

God's own Heart, 205 DUCHAL's Sermons,

Chandler, Mr. on a Cold, 399 Durant on the King's Evil, 396

CHURCHILL's Ghoft, 313 Durch, fresh Complaint of, 475

Citizen of the World,

477

Clark's Second Warning to the

E.

World.

512

CLERGYMEN'S Widows and Or-

Ast India Company, Enge

phans, Observations on the

lifh, Defence of, against the

present State of,

127

Complaints of the Dutch, 390

Coach Rates, Book of, 391 Elegia firipta in Cæmeterio rufico,

Corn, Reflexions on,

386

and Coinage, Silver, of ELEGIES of Tyrtæus,

England, View of,

237

four,

152

COMBRUNE on Brewing,

ELEGY written among the
CONSOLATORY Epistle to the Tombs in Westminster-Abbey,
Members of the old Faction,

356

72 Epistle from Lady Jane Grey

CONSTITUTIONAL Queries, ib.

to Lord Guilford Dudley, 224

Querift, 383

third, to the E-of B

Cover's History of John Sobi-

73
eski,

161 Ejai sur la grande Guerre, 58, 156

Crazy Tales,

450 Essay on the medical Conftitu-

CRITICISM, Lord Kaims's ele- tion of Great Britain,

494
ments of,

413 Essays, moral and philosophic,
CROMWELL, Harris's Life of,

390
95 Ever-Green,

188
Crust for the Critics,
150 EXHORTATION,

233
Cub at Newmarket, 233 EXPOSITION of the Scheme for

paving Westminster,

474

D.

F.

ANCING, Gallini's Treatise ABL
345

68

DAVID, King, Patten's Vindica. Farmer's Return from London,

tion of,

385

Day, an Epifle to Churchill, Fielding's Works, new Edition,

320

364, 481

DEFECTS of University Educa- FINGAL, a Poem. 41, 130

tion,

234

Warner's Remarks on,

DEIST, Conversion of, 479

157

DENMARK, Roger's present state FlorizeL and Perdita, 151

of,

392 FONTAINE, Tales from,

384

Denton's House of Superstition, Foote's Orators,

475
458 Ford, Miss, her Instructions for
Descant of the autogeneal and playing on Music Glasses,
theanthropos Glories of Chrift,

392 Formey, le Philosophe Payen, 142
Dodd's Exposition of Milton, FoTHERGIL’s Sermons, 175
478 Four genuine Letters, &c. 319

Four

240

159

Four Farthing Candles, 231

Jerne’s Muse to the King, 385
Epistle to the Author of Jesuits, Remontrarces at Parle-

2.32

ment de Paris, Lontre 63

Fournier's Perspective, 158 INJURED Lady,

320

FREDERICIAN Code,

INNOCENCE, a Poem,

149

FUGITIVE Pieces,

77 Joves, Grillich, Life and Cha.

raéier of,

159

I

G

K.

345

Aims, Lord, his Elements of

109 Criticism,

413

313 KENNICOTT's Answer to Ruther-

forth,

395

two Letters to, 396

Ghost, by Churchill,

H.

L.

235

H Companion

. Accomptant's

Harris's Life of Cromwe L Aliments e's Solyman and

264

Almena,

254

HARWOOD's Conversion of a

his Letters on

Deift,

479 religious Retirement, &c. 394

Heath's Commentary on the Letter of Advice from a Fa.

Greek Tragedians, 321, 401

ther to a Son,

ibid.

High Taste,

151

to Sir Matthew Blakis.

HILLARY's Enquiry into the ton,

72
Means of improving medical

to the Earl of E
Knowledge,

382
Hints, fresh, from an honest

10 S. Fothergil,

78

· Man,

74

from an independant

History of Mecklenburgh, Man,

473

475

to the Right Honour-

HOLLAND's circumstantial Ac- able Charies Townshend, 128

count of Miss Bell, 155 LETTERS, four genuine, &c.

Homer's Iliad, Burlesque Tranf-

319

lation of,

454

between Emilia and

HORACE's first Satire moder- Harriet,

154

nized

232

between M. Gellere

How's reformed Prodigal, 394

and Rabener,

331

HUME's History of England,

two, to Dr. Kennia

from Cæfar to Henry VII. 'cott,

concluded,

81

young

Noble.

1.

man,

13

Life of Christopher Wagtare,
ACHIN and Boaz,
391

474
Free Mason's Answer LLOYD's Poems,

385
to ditto,

ibid. LONGSWORD, Earl of Salisbury,
Jackson's Address to the Deists,

236

second Edition,

478 Lovett's Letter to the Reo

JEMMAT, Mrs. Memoirs of, 476

viewers,

Louis

356

to a

502

Hall, fee Crazy