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fione Latina. A Georgio Henrico Glaffe, A. B. Page 1

ick's Abelard to Eloifa,

Enents of Jurifprudence,

Adams's (George) Effay on Electricity,

Dr. Hamilton's Out-lines of the Theory and Practice of Mid-

wifery,

Dr. Swedia'r's Obfervations on Venereal Complaints,

15

17

Henry's Tranflation of Lavoifier's Effays on the Effects produced

by various Proceffes on Atmospheric Air,

The Herald of Literature,

The Sad Shepherd. By Ben Jonfon,

Dr. Watfon's Hiftory of Philip III. King of Spain,

Dr. Priestley's Letters to Dr. Horsley,

Letters of the late Ignatius Sancho, an African,

Gilpin's Obfervations on the River Wye, &c.

20

24

26

34

38

The proper Limits of Government's Interference with the Af-

fairs of the East India Company, attempted to be affigned, 53

Pulteney's Effects to be expected from the East India Bill, 57

Thoughts on East India Affairs,

Major Scott's Narrative of the Tranfactions in Bengal,

A Candid Investigation of the prevailing Topic,

Adams's (John) History of the Difpute with America,

Letter from an American to a Member of Parliament,

Review of the State of Great Britain, &c. Second Edition,

Inftructions to a Statefman,

Letter to a Country Gentleman,

The Contraft; or an Estimate of the Coalition Ministry,

62

ibid.

64

65

68

69

7°

ibid.

ibid.

ibid.

Dialogue between an Unitarian Christian and an Athanafian, ib.

Dr.Priestley's View of the Argument for the Unity with God,&c. 79

Courfe of Lectures for Sunday Evenings,

ibid.

Dr. Trufler's Poetic Endings; or, a Dictionary of Rhimes, ibid.

Letters on Wit and Humour,

ibid.

Soulés's Grammar of the French Language, &c.

80

Letters from a Peerefs of England to her eldest Son,

Thoughts on Bonds of Refignation,

ibid.

ibid.

Philofophical Tranfactions, Vol. LXXIII. Part I.

Sir William Blackstone's Reports,

Biographical History of Sir William Black stone,

Richardfon's Effays on Shakspeare's Dramatic Characters, 101

Gale's Effay on the Nature and Principles of Public Credit, 107