CONTENTS.

VOL. V.

No.

254. LETTER from a Coquette to a new

married Lady, and Answer-

Case of Love ....... ....... STEELE.

255. Use's of Ambition-Fame difficult

to be obtained........................ ADDISON.

256. Subject-Disadvantages of Am-

bition ........

257. Ambition hurtful to the Hopes of

Futurity ...........

258. Letter on the Theatre-on a mu-

sical Scheme .......................... S?
259. On outward Civilities–Salutation

at Church ....

260. Letters from an old Bachelor-

from Lovers...........

261. Love and Marriage .................. ADDISON.

262. The Spectator's Success-Caution

in Writing--announces his Cri- !

ticism on Milton ......................

263. Letters on the relative Duties of

Parents and Children-between

a Mother and Son .................. STEELE.

CONTENTS

No.

264. On living in a particular Way-

Character of Irųs-Letters from

Estcourt-from Sir Roger .. ...... STEELE.

265. Female Head-dress-Will Honey.

comb's Notions of it .......... ADDISON.

266. Miseries of Prostitution-Arts of

Procuresses ........................... STEELE.

267. Criticism on Paradise Lost ......... ADDISON.

268. Letters on pulling the Nose .........HEYWOOD.

On Choice in Marriage--from a

heedless Gazer-on Hoods-an

Oxford Toast-on patching ...... STEELE.

269. Visit from Sir Roger-his Opinions

on various Matters .................. ADDISON.

270. Reflexions on the Characters in

the Scornful Lady .................. STEELE.

271. Letters from Tom Trippit-com-

plaining of a Greek Quotation

soliciting a Peep at Sir Roger

from a Showman.......................

272. Letters from Cleanthes on a mis-

chiefmaking old Maid-from E.

G. on Kissing-Hoods ............ STEELE.

273. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON.

274. On Seducers-Procuresses-Letter

from one ............................... STEELE.

275. Dissection of a Beau's Head......... ADDISON.

276. Letters on Delicacy in the Censure

of Vices from an affected Lady

-a Kept-Mistress-a Quaker ... STEELE.

277. Remarks and Letters on French

Fashions .............................. BUDGELL.

278. Letters from a Shopkeeper on his

Wife's Greek- Private Marriage

-Musical Plan ........ ... ......... STEELE.

279. Criticism on Paradise Lost........... ADDISON.

ADDISON.

No.

............................. ADDISON.

280. On the Desire of pleasing-Cha-

racter of Polycarpus ............... STEELE.
281. Dissection of a Coquette's Heart ADDISON.
282. False-hopes-decorating Churches

with Evergreens..................... STEELE.
283. On the Art of growing rich......... BUDGELL.
284. Affectation of Negligence-of Bu-

siness-Letter from the Parish

Clerk on Evergreens............... STEELE.
285. Criticism on Paradise Lost ..... ... ADDISON.
286. False Delicacy- Defence of the

Spectator's Censure of public

Vices_Complexions............... UNKNOWN.
287. On the Civil Constitution of Great

Britain
288. Description of Male Jilts............ STEELE.

Letter from an Author turned

Dealer .............................. MOTTEUX.
289. Reflexions on Bills of Mortality

Story of a Dervise........... ..... ADDISON.
290. Tragedy of the Distressed Mother

-Letter from Sophia in love

with a short Face .................. STEELE.
291. Criticism on Paradise Lost......... ADDISON.
292. On the Art of bestowing Favours

-Letter of Pliny-Letter from

a poor and proud Jezabel......... UNKNOWN.
293. Connexion between Prudence and

good Fortune--Fable of a Drop

in the Ocean........................ ADDISON.
294. On Want of Charity in the Wealthy

-Charity Schools............
295. Letter on Pin-Money–Reflexions

on that Custom ...................., ADDISON.
296. Letters on Greek Mottos-the Use

of the Window-soliciting Ad-

STEELE.

No.

vice-Lampoons -Good Man-

ners-Dancing ..................... STEELE.
297. Criticism on Paradise Lost ......... ADDISON.
298. Letter on the general Notion Men

have of the Fair Sex............... STEELE.
299. Letter from Sir John Envil, mar-

ried to a Woman of Quality...... ADDISON.
300. Indelicate Conversation - Conver-

sation with the Fair Sex-Incon-
stancy of Friendship - Criti-

cism ................................ STEELE.
301. Letter to Chloe from her Lover,

with an Account of his Dreams BUDGELL.
302. Character of Emilia.................. DR. BROME.
303. Criticism on Paradise Lost......... ADDISON.
304. Letter from a Silent Lover-Peti-

tion of Anthony Title-page-of

Barth. Lady-love .................. STEELE.
305. Project of the new French Political

Academy ........................... ADDISON.
306. Letter from a Beauty destroyed

by the Small Pox .................. HUGHES.

Consolation offered ................... STEELE.
307. On the Education of Children...... BUDGELL.
308. On the better regulating of Matches

-Tradesman married to a Wo.
man of Quality-on the Histo-
rians, &c. ...............

.. STEELE.
309. Criticism on Paradise Lost......... ADDISON.
310. Letters from various Lovers-on

Tale-bearers-Petition from the
Readers of the Spectator ......... STEELE,