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THE

European Magazine,

For SEPTEMBER 1795.

[Embellished with, 1. A PORTRAIT of ADMIRAL LORD GRAVES. And, 2. A VIEW of PADDINGTON CHURCH.]

Page

Earl of Chatham-William Prynne-
Paraviccus-Dr. Shaw-Dr. Burton-
Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor-
Pierre Petit, M. D.-Thomas Hobbes
-Anthony Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord
Chancellor of England-Lord Peter-
borough,

186

Dr. Kippis's Reply to the" Letters refpe&-
ing Capt. Cook,"inferted in Page 159, 189
Remarks on Thomson, Author of the
Seasons,

On Pope's Homer,
On Theocritus,

190

192

195

Theatrical Journal, including, Account and
Character of The Three and the Deuce,
a Mufical Piece by Mr. Prince Hoare, ib.
Account of Paddington Church,
196
Poetry: including, Lines facred to the

Memory of John Earl of Bute, K. G.
ob. Mar. 1792.-A Burlesque Descrip-
tion of a Young Man's Concert-Sonnets
to Matilda. By James Jennings-Sonnet
to the Owl-Hayley's Epitaph to the
Memory of the Port Collins,
197
State Papers: including, The Proclama-
tion of Louis XVIII-The Imperial
Decree of Ratification concerning the
opening of Negotiations for a Peace be-
tween the Empire and France,
Foreign Intelligence, from the London
Gazettes, &c. &c.

184

Domeftic Intelligence,

Marriages,

Monthly Obituary,

Droffiana. Number LXXII. Anecdotes of illuftrious and extraordinary Perfons, perhaps not generally known. [Continued]; includ.ng, Dr. Johnson-James Howell, Efq.-James 11.-William Pitt

Prices of Stocks.

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LONDON:

Printed for J. SEWELL, Cornhill,

and J. DE BRETT, Piccadilly.

VOL. XXVIII. SEPT. 1795

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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Several Poems, intended for this month, we are obliged to postpone a little longer.

AVERAGE PRICES of CORN, from Sept 5 to Sept. 12, 1795.
Wheat Rye | Barl. Oats Beans COUNTIES upon the COAST.
S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Wheat Kye Barley Oats Beans
67 4 37

London

00 000 0100 0,00

INLAND COUNTIES.

640 025 1046 6

3/40 10

927 052 • 24 1141 7 29-400

Effex

Kent
Suffex

78 6 00 038

028

Suffolk

Cambrid. 68

75 10 60 000
72 7 40 10 35
833

600

Middlefex 82 040 539 826

745

3 Norfolk

78 10 36

430

82 348

C24 250

428 cloo

38

324 836 •

600

453

Surry So 841 636
Hertford 78 940 440
Bedford 85 642 300
Hunting. 75 231 1100 022
Northam. 78 848 040 029
c Cumberl.
Rutland 74 052 035 24
Weitmor. 81 3 70
Leicester 80 538 240 823 4 Lancash. 76 4 00
Nottingh. 85 145 44 824 649 Cheshire 63 6 00
Derby 88 000 aloo 024 251 8 Gloucest. 77 11 00
Stafford 72 200 041 624 452 11 Somerset 86 2 00
Salop 83 10,00 041 729 400 o Monmou, $8 7 00
70 11 48 10 36 723 254 + Devon
93 7 00
35 829 755 3 Cornwall 69 6 00
68 900
030 625 857 Dorset
83 955 39 632 054 6 Hants
76 948 033 028 649 9
71, 200 034 827 649 8
81 2.00 041 0,30 948 3

828 400 035 322 1100