48

362

Page

Pags
Sonnets to Eminent Men; and an Ode to State of Facts; or, A Sketch of the Cha.
the Earl of Eitinghem

45

racter and Political Conduct of the Right
Dr. Disney's Realons fur resigning the Honourable Charles Fox

292
Rc&tory of Pantin, and Vicuraze of Mr. Chalmers's Estimate of the Compa.
Swinderby, in Lincolnshire, and quilting Tasive Strength of Britain, during the
the Church of England -

ibid. prelent and four preceding Reigns 293
State of a Re-insurance underwritten by Warion's Specimen of a Hiitory of Ox-
Mr. Charles Baring, for Şu je hn Dun iz

46
fordihire.

294
Proporals for disposing of Cuavidts, and The Theatrical Portrait; a Poem ibid.

for rendering them useful to the Com. Mr. Harrison's Collection of Poems, pub.
inunity

47 lithed under the Title of The Lady's
Plan of the Chamber of Commerce ibid. Poetical Magazine, or Beauties of bri.
An Archeological Di&ionary; or, Clar.

tih Poetry

357
sical Antiquities of the Jews, Greeks, Molleton's Rep'rts of the Commissioners
and R mans
ibid. of Public Accounts

359
Narrative of Captain Inglefield, relative Valentine Green's Review of the Polite
to the Loss of the Centaur

Arts in France, at the Time of their
Dr. Lettrom's Edition of the Works of

Establihcent under Louis XIV. com.
Dr. Fothergill, Vol. I. and II.

117 pared with their present State in E-g and 360
Pounail's Treatise on the Study of Anti- Dr. Pieliley's Hiftory of the Corruptions
quities

123

f Chriftianity
Walker's Hints for Improveinent in the Simpl.city recommended to Ministers of
Art of Reading
125 the Gospel

364
Coombe Wood; a Novel. By Mrs Minifie 127 The Two Mentors. A Modern Story

ibid.
Albert, Edward and Laura, and he Her- Reports of the Humane Society, for the
mit of Priestland; Three Legendary Years 1781 and 1782

369
Tales, By Miss Roberts

129 Introduction to the Study of Polite Lite-
Holcrof's Human Happ ness ,
ibid. 'rature

ibid.
Narrative of Sir Henry Clinton, K.B. 131 Mrs. Cowley's Which is the Man?

370
Earl Cornwallis's Antwer
ibid. Mr. Sheridan's Short Addreis -

374
Extra & from Life of Liey... Henry Foley ibid. More Lyric Odes, to the Royal Acade-
The Art of Plcafing
132 micians. By Peter Pindar

375
The jeruit. A Periodical Paper ibid. Dr.Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles
Sir Joshua Reynolds's Discourse delivered

Lettres
to the Saudents of the Royal Academy 199 Mr. Colman's Translation of Horace's
Thirty Letters in various Subjecis 200 Art of Poetry
The Bishop or Landaff's Leiter to his Mr. Madan's Five Letters to Abraham

Grace 'ene Archbishop of Canterbury 209 Rres, D. D. Editor of the New Edition
M. W nitaker's Course of Sermons, uson

of Chambers 's Cyclopædia, relative to
Death, ju igment, Heaven, 2nd Hell 210 de tain Aduit ons which have been colo
Dr. Reid's Erley on the Nature and Cure lected and introduced by the faid Editor 452
of the Pathilis Pulmonalis

Travels to Arabia Feiix, and from thence,
Di. Wdilehcad's Tra Da'ion of a Report, by che Red Sea and Egypt, to Europe.
inade by Order of the French Govern.

In a Series of Let'ers

454
mens, includinga'new'Niethod of trrat.

Luxury no Political Evil

457
ing the Child-wed or Puerpéral Fever 212 | Cand and Impartiat Confiderations on
Considerations on 't'c'Provisional Treaty

the Preliminary Articles of Peace with
with America, a:'d the Preliminay Are Francc and Spai*, and the Provisional
ticles of Peace with France and Spain 253 Treaty with America -

ibid.
Ode on Pence. By the Author of Edwin Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects. 'By A.
and Eleruda

215 Curtis, Sister of Mrs. Siddons
Ta kor's Annus Mirabilis; or, the 'Event. The Coalitionist; a Şatire
ful Year Eighty-Two

1:6 Mr. Harwood's Appeal to the Guardians
Malin's Trariation of Freinoy's Art of

of Literature, from the Strictures of the
Painting; with Annotations ty Sir Jo-

Monthly Reviewers :

ibid.
houg Reynolds

287

POETRY.
Que to

to the New Year, by W. Whitehead, Verses addressed to Captain Arm Grong 35
Ilo. Poet' Laurcat
51 Jemmy and Anna -

ibid.
Ditto, by the Riv. Ms. Mavor ibid. Prolo ue to the Tragedy of Philodamus ibid.
Abrence Anicipated
ibid. Epilogu.

$6
Friendinip; by the late Dr. Hawkesworth 52 The Fate of Genius

ibid.
Arra and the Sage
ibid. Madrigal

ibid.
Damon lo Celinia; by the late Dr. Taylor 53 | Impromptu -

ibid.
Song, by Dr. Glyn
54 The Peace; a Vision

133
Mac
ibid. l'Ode to the Tragic Muse

ibid.

438

446

ZII

400

The
ܪ

Pige

Evegy

377
378

.

389

487
Page
The Scare-Crow; a Fable
134 Rondeau, by the same

ico
Monody on the Death of Captain Argill, The Coalition

ibid,
as reiated in the Phil:delphia Gazette Prince's Place; a'
of the It of June 1782

135 | The Voice of Wiidum
Kind Advice to the Happy Shepherd 136 Liberty. In the Manner of Spenser

379
Prologue to the Capricious Lady ibid. Verses, written in D:. Da wisi's Botani.
Epilogue
13 cai Garden, near Litchfieid

ibid.
Prologue to the Mysterious Husband ibid.

Verfes, 79. the Marriage of the Honcur.
Epilogue

138 able Miss Elizabeth Sackville to Colo.
Ode to Virtue

ibid.

nel Herbec
The Old Man's Complaint
ibid. | Invotion to Poverty

ibid.
Epigram

ibid. Occasional Prulogue on opening the Hay-
The Changes of Nature, occafioned by the

market Theatre

333
late Earthquake at Niefina
217 P:ulogue tn Tristram Shandy

ibid.
An Oration. Written by Mrs. Brook, Bacchanalian Sing lung at Ronelagh ibid.

and spoken by her son on his leaving Return of Peace, an de, performed at
St. Paui's School
ibid. Vauxhall

382
Verses on the Birth-day of Miss Hays

Hunting Song, sung at Vauxhall ibid.
Jo Nisus

ibid.

The Charming Creatur , íung at Vauxhall ibid.
The Approach of Spring

219
Ode fr his Maje!ty's Birth-cay

461
'The Seasons of Sorrow

Elegy, in loitation of Shenstone, on Mrs.
The Temple of Freedim

295
Ya es.

By Mailer George Lenox,
The Poet to his Wife -

297
Eleven Years of age

ibid,
Prologue to the Prince of Tunis, spoken The Prospect of Life

ibid.
by Mrs. Yates, at the Theatre Royal, To the Writers op Glass

462
Edinburgh:

298 Inscription in a Chamber-Stove, invented
Sanhet to Public Virtue
299 by Dr. Benjamin Franklin -

ibid.
Legy tranAa ed from the Irish
ibid. The Crier of Vauxhall, an I terlude

463
Prologue to the Adventures of a Night ibid. Favourite Scorch Song, sung by Mrs.
Entenporc Verses on seeing a young Lady

Wri,hten, at Vauxhall
mending a Glove

300 Favourite Vauxhall Ballad, composed and
Ballad, fung by Mr. King, at Ranelagh ibid. fuig by Mrs. Wrighten

ibid,
Hunting Sung, by the fame

ibid. | Epigram, appi.ed to V- and Al-V-, ibid.

213

2_0

464

58

301

302

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
Drury Lane.

Hanover Squ re Concert
'The Triumph of Mirth
57 Willis's afferribly Rooms

224
Covint Garden.

Drury Larie.
• Rolina

The Adventures of a Night
The Capricious Lady

60 Covent Garden.
Pageant to Lord Mayor's Day

ibid. Te Shamrock; or, The Anniverfary
King's Theatre.

of St. Patrick
Cimene
63 Ranelagh

303
Masqued Ball
ibid. Sadler's Wells

ibid.
Pantheon

64 Drury Lane.
Drury Lane.

Imitation; or, The Female Fortune.
School for Vanity

139
Hinters

183
First Appearance of Miss Mills ibid. Covent Garden.
Fift appearance of Miss E. Kemble ibid.

Tristami Shandy

ibid.
Covent Garden.

The Spanish Curate

ibid.
The Mysterious Husband
ibid. | Haymarket Theatre

384
The Miid's the Mistress
140 King's Theatre, Haymarket

ibid.
King's Theatre.

Vauxhall Garden

ibid.
Les Epouses Persannes; or, The Persian Pantheon

ibid.
Wives

Ibid. Drury Lane.
Pantheon.

Clore of the Season
Masquerade .

ibid. Covent-Garden.
Drury Lane.

Clo'e of the Season -
Mrs. Siddons's Benefit .

Haymarket Theatre.
Covent Garden.

Miss Gcorge
Beid Stroke for a Husband
ibid. Mr. Williamson

46

221

.

307
389
470

309
391
472

PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY

Page
House of Lords

64 House of Lords
House of Commons

67 House of Commons
House of Lords

141 House of Commons
House of Commons

143 House of Lords
House of L rds

224 House of Commons
House of Commons

ibid.

POLITICAL RETROSPECT.
Political Retrospect for January 1983 72 Political Retroípect for April 1783
Ditto for February

151 | Ditto for May
Ditto for March

230 | Ditto for Junc

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Foreign Intelligence for January 1783 • 78 | Foreign Intelligence for April 1783
Ditto for February

151 Ditto for May
Ditto for Maich

231 | Ditto for June

GA Z E T T E.
Gazette for January 1783

79

Gazette for April 1783
Ditto for February

152

Ditto for May
Ditto for March

Ditto for June

MONTHLY CHRONICLE.
Monthly Chronicle for January 1783 80 | Monthly Chronicle for April 1783
Births

82 Births
Marriages

ibid. Marriages
Deaths

ibid. Deaths
Civil Promotions

83 Civil Promotions
Military Promotions

ibid. Military Promotions
Ecclefiaftical Preferments

84 Ecclefiaftical Preferments
Bankrupts

ibid. Bankrupts
Monthly Chronicle for February 155 Monthly Chronicle for May
Births

158 Births
Marriages

ibid.

Marriages
Deaths

ibid. Deaths
Civil Promotions

ibid. Civil Promotions
Military Promotions

ibid. Military Promotions
Ecclefiaftical Prete: ments

163 Ecclefiaftical Preferments
Bankrupts

ibid. Bankrupts
Monthly Chronicle for March

238 Monthly Chronicle for June
Births

240 Births
Marriages

ibid.
Deaths

ibid. Deaths
Civil Promotions

241 Civil Promotions
Military Promotions

242 Military Promotions
Ecclefiaftical Preferments

244 Ecclefiaftical Prefcrments
Bankrupts

ibid. Bankrupts

Marriages

481

ibid.
ibid.
482
ibid.
483

484

DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.
RONTISPIICI-To face the Engraved Captain Winterfield
Vignette Title, Vol. II.

Mrs. Yates
M. Abington

9

Seat of. Sir Gregory Page
Vip of Hurstbourne Park

14

Seat of Sir Charles Aigill
Wel of the King of Prussia

87 | Mrs. Cowley
Vievof the late Mr..Garrick's Villa 104 The Polygon, acar Southampton
Four Cray Place

180

END OF VOL. II,