264 ences BUNCLE, John, Life ol, 497- CUPID, Banishment of 585 BUNGIANA 677 D BURGH's two Essays 427 Dean's Rule of Practice 537 BURTON and Thompson, Ac- DEFENCE, ferious, of some late count of what passed between Measures --305 them, 426 DE FORMITY of Beauty 90 BYng, Admiral, real Defence Demosthenes translated by of 194 Leland Chronicle of ibid DescRIPTION of Minorca 90 Letter to a Member con- DictioNARY of Arts and Scicerning 419 621 Impartial Reflections on DISSERTATION. on Bleeding 422 423 Letter to 426 DRUMMOND's Poems 128 Further Particulars relat. ing to 527 E Narrative of his Proceed- Egypt, see Norden. ings 655 ELECTRICITY, see Hoadley. fome Reasons for believing - see Lovett. his Letters, &c. spurious 677 EMBARGO, of Irish Beef, &c. Collection of Papers relat Observations on 627 ing to ibid ENQUIRY into the Similitudes further Address relating to, of the Lord God 415 682 Epistle to the D. of N. 311 с poetical, to W. Pitt, Cader 402 Efq; 652 Çelsus, see Grieve. Essay on the Writings and GeCHRISTIAN Apology, St. Pe. nius of Pope 52 ter's 247 Essay on the Roads 89 CHRISTIAN's Political Dira on the Times 298 course 675 on the Rise of Corn 425 C1BBER's two Dissertations 195 Essays, &c. phyficial and liteCOLLECTION of severa! Pam. rary, Edinburgh 381 phlets, &c. relative to Admiral Paftoral and Elegiac Byng 677 on divine and moral Sub. COMPARATIVe Theology 313 jects 678 CONDILLAC's Essay on Human Evans's Geographical Essays, Knowlege, translated by Nu Part 2d 312 gent 43-105 EXAMINATION, Free and CanCONDUCT of the Ministry 524 did, of the Bishop of LonCONFIRMATION, see Ministers. don's Sermon's 114 -, see Reply Expeditious Instructor 538 CONSIDERATIONS on the Addresses F on the present State FAUQUIERE, see Observations. of Affairs 669 Fawcer's Grand Enquiry 200 COUNTERPOISE 652 FERCUSON'S Astronomy 236 Cox's Narrative of the Thief. FLEMING's Letter to Pike 315 Takers 89 FLEU 202 518 norca I FLEURY's Hiftory of the Ifrael- Jouts, a Novel 535 321 İM MORALITY of the Age, Re- flections on 196 Free's Ode on the Loss of Mi- INOCULATION, grand Objecti- 540 Sir William, Confer: 417 196 ISRAELITES, see Fleury. 295 Grieve's Celsus 398 KILLINGWORTH's Answer to 544 536 Hampton's Polybiu's 657 LAYMAN's Animadversions on a 78 LETTER, fourth, to the People History of two Orphans 535 of England of Reynard the Fox from a Watchmaker to of a Scotch Family to the Livery of London HORACE Ep. X. B. 1. imitated view, on the Controversy be- 653 tween Patten and Heathcote, HORNE's Apology for certain Sixth, and last, to the 4 656 LEVEE, a Poem 654 Life of Corporal Bates 426 NATURAL Society, Vindication - 585 NORDEN's Travels in Egypt and of Crusoe Davis Nubia 249-344-385 Lime, Quick, see Alston. NORTHERN Memoirs 656 Lion and Leopard,'a fable 424 Nugent, see CONDILLIAC. Love, see Ode. OBSERVATIONS on Fauquier's 89 433 OBSERVER observed go MASON, Simon, Memoirs of 194 Oliver's Charge to the Clergy MEMOIRS of the noted Buck One Thousand Seven Hundred MEMORIAL of his Pruffian Ma. Owen's Sermons 653 PECKARD on the Intermediate MILITARY Gentlemen, conduct State observation on ib. PEYTON's Principles of the French bis Paradise Lost, new Vol. XLIX. Part I. 271–361 Poems by the Translator of Vir- Minister's Instructions for Con- gil 533 95 POLYBIUS, 'see HAMPTON. 295 Pomfret, Countess of, poem on 90 her benefaction 532 PostLETHWAYT on the French Modest Address to the Com. PRIVATEERING, ufeful remarks 427 Modest Remonftrance to the PRUDE, see MeTAMORPHOSIS. PRUSSIAN Pieces, four, &c. 635 MOTIVES of the King of Prussia 96 96 LITY zes of war R Frank's, on Stevenson's death Ray of 'Truth, &c. a Fable 418 RANDODPH's Mirrour 681 Free's, before the AntigalliRANGER, David, Adventures of can's ibid. 655 Gibbons's, at HaberdashersReasons, &c. to prove a French hall ibid forgery 302 Griffith's, at Oxford 95 for building barracks 312 Grigg's, at St. Alban's 96 for believing, &c. see Greenhill's, on the decrease of BYNG. the Christian faith 432 REFLECTIONS, fee IMMORA Hall's, at Oxford Heathcote's, at Leicester-afsiREFLECTIONS previous to the 432 establishment of a Militia 673 Milne's, on Culcheth's death RELLY's Trial of Spirits 678 432 REMARKS, see PECKARD. Norton's, at the Charter-house on privateering 427 432 on the conduct of our Penn's, at Christ-church 431 fleet 413 Pennington's, at Huntingdon REMONSTRANCE, lee Modeit. 96 REPLY to a Query concerning Ross's, at Cambridge ibid. Confirmation 314 Smithson's, on the declaration RESIGNATION, or, Fox out, &c. ibid 523 Spry's, at the confecration of RICHARDSON's Essays 678 two Bishops 432 Ripron, Sarah, case of, 194 Taylor's, at Norwich 96 Robin Hood-Society 86 Tew's charity-fermon 431 KOWLEY's Quadrant 537 Ward's, at Chester-afsizes 96: RUSSEL's Natural History of A Winter's, on the declaration of leppo 135 96 RUTHERFORTH's Institutes 217 SHAM Fight 312 SHELDRAKE on Heat and Cold S 477 SAILORS, seasonable Call upon SIMILITUDEs, see ENQUIRY. 203. SMART's Hymn to the Supreme SAUNDERSON's Fluxions 245 Being 451 SERMONS, single, viz. SULLY's Memoirs 97-209 Ashton's, at St. Marytle-bow Sweden, Dispute in 310 96 SYMONS on weighing gold 534 Bellamy's, at St. Paul's 432 Bilftone's, at Oxford ibid. T Blake's, at Oxford ibid. The TARGET Burton's de fundamentalibus dif- Taylor 's HebrewConcordance ertatio theologica 430 Vol. I. Conder's, at Porter's ordina- TELEMACHUS, see BAGNAL. tion 437 THOMPSON, see Burton. Cornel's, on Notcutt's death Thoughts on the being of a ibid. God 94 Crewe's, at Stafford-aflizes TIMELY 202 197 22 Timely Antidote 411 TOLDERVY's History of two Or- WARNER'S Syftem of Divinity phans 535 483 Trial of Spirits 678 Ecclefiaftical History TRINITY, see WATSON. 564 True Censure no Afperfion 316 WATSON on the Trinity 199 TURNCOAT, a Parody on Athel. Walley's Edition of Ben ftan Johnson's Works 198 WhistoN's Translation of JoaV chim Christian's Discourse on View of the Manner in which Militias 675 Trade and Civil Liberty fup- Whitefield's Reply to Bourn port each other 677 313 VIRTUE, a Poem 319 W19DOM of the Supreme Being Voice of the People 678 VOYAGES, Compendium of 193 202 677 A ADVERTISEMENT. been desired by several Friends to our Review, we take this Opportunity of acquainting them, and the Public, that this Task is undertaken by a Set of learned and ingenious CORRESPONDENTS. 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