fabeth of 36 Guns, &c. 297-Sundry
Captures 367, 439

Ship taken from the Spaniards: -the Ma-
honefa 366

Shipwreck, a new musical After-piece,
Account of 439

Shrewsbury, Elizabeth, Countefs of, her
extraordinary Profperity 225

inftructive Letter to his Son 51

Police. See Colquhoun
Popular Madness, Effay on 9

Portland, Duke of, his circular Letter

Sardinia, King of. See Victor Amadeus
Sartine, M. De, Anecdote of 406
Seldon, John, Character of 166, 168
Semple, Major, his Attempt to destroy
himself 454

Serpents, new Inftances of the fascinating
Power of 427
Shakspeare, Select Faffages from 78, 252,
Ships taken from the French the Mor-
gan Privateer, and her fix Prizes 58-
La Legere of 22 Guns 62-L'Utilitaté
of 24 Guns 62-Captures by Captain
Nelfon 63-L'Athenienne of 22 Guns
63-La Revanche of 18 Guns 63-
La Renommee of 44 Guns 209-L'
Andromaque of 48 Gnns 210-L'Eli-

racter of 254

Sidney, Algernoon, Epitaph for 130
Skirving, Mr. his Behaviour in New
South Wales 146

Song at Vauxhall, the Blackbird 129
Sonnet, to the Author of the Pleafures of
Memory 129-from the Italian 345—
to Difappointment, by Mifs Williams
431 -to the Torrid Zone, by the Same
431

Spain, Declaration of War of, against

Great Britain 354-Letters of Marque
againft 378-Anfwer to the Declaration
433

Spelman, Sir Henry, Account of 168
Stannart, Jofeph, punished for Sedition 67
Stukeley, Dr. his Theory of Earthquakes

Tales: The Paradife of Schedad, an
Arabian Tale 262-Poetical 343
The Confpiracy, a new Tragedy 377
Thefeus, Anote of 75
Thiftles, Utility of 33

Thomfon, his Cenfure of masculine Wo-
men 6-his Lavinia a beautiful Picture
6-Anecdote of the Countefs of Hart
ford and 193

Thurlow, Mr. his parliamentary Charac
ter 32

Titian, Memoirs of 385

Travel, Obfervations on Foreign 30
Traveller, Anecdote of a 7
Treaty of Alliance between France and
Spain 291

Trials :-Sentence on Joseph Stannart, for
Sedition 67 of D. J. Eaton, for a Li-
bel called The Political Dictionary 69

of the Same, for a Libel, called A
Summary of the Duties of Citizenship
69-of Criminal Converfation, Sir H.
Parker against 'Major Baillie 70-re-
fpecting a fraudulent Servant 143-of a
Mother and Son for Theft 144-of

Vincent's, St. fubdued 65
Voltaire, Anecdotes of 28
Urbino taken 67

Uriel, Milton's Character of the Angel 4

W.

Warton, Dr. his poetical Addrefs to Mu-

U.

Variety, Thoughts on 161, 240
Vegetation, how produced 34-Remarks
on the State of, for June 53-for July
115-for Auguft 195-for September
267-for October 343-for November
423

Verfes, by a young Lady, on refufing an
Invitation to a Party of Pleasure 46to
Sleep 54-by Sir Richard Hill, written
in his own Park 55-an Effufion, in
the Manner of Spencer, by S. T. Cole-
ridge 56-to Mufic, by Dr. J. War-
ton 129-on a Boy fpinning a Top 129
-to the Moon 129-Cautions to Eng-
land 130-Lubin and his Dog Tray
274-Ciftles in the Air 276-To Mer-
cy 276-To a Cottage, by Mr. C.
Lloyd, 344-Infcription on her Wait-
ing Maid, by Viscountess Sudley 345
The Habitation of Infanity, by Mr.
Merry 430-The Seasons, infcribed to
the Memory of Thomson 430
Ugton, in Derbyshire, Account of 25
Victor Amadeus, King of Sardinia, his
Death 376

Warwickshire, on the Manufactures of
18-its Wafte Lands 21

Washington, Ger.eral, his Addrefs on re-
figning the Office of Prefident of the
United States 347

Wafte Lands. See Wilts and Warwick-
fhire

Watson, Bishop, his Reflections on chari-
table Institutions 189

Wedderburne, Mr. his parliamentary Cha-
racter 32

Wedgewood, Jofiah, Efq; Biographical
Account of 95

Wefton, Henry, executed for Forgery,
Account of 47
Wetzlar, Battle of 57

Wheat, on the Cultivation of 16
Whiteford. See Pennant
Whole Duty of Man, Account of that
Work 105

Wilkes, Mr. Anecdote of 169
William III, King, his great Influence
over the Politics of Europe 418
Woodland, on the Management of 18

Y.

Yates, Mr. melancholy Fate of 147
Yorkshire, Account of the North Riding
of 49-of the East Riding 113-of the
Welt Riding 265-General Account
of 345.