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Annuities excepted, which are given within a fixteenth of the higheft Price. In the different Funds that are fhut, the Prices are given with the Dividend till the
Days of Opening.

Admiralty, Trials before the High Court
of 468

Africa, probable Effects of civilizing 156
Aikin, Dr. his View of the Public Ser-
vices of Mr. Howard 25, 27
Aleppo Dileale, Account of the 178
America, Army of, defeated by the In-
dans 76, 156-Minifters of, at the
European Courts 157-Cenfus Bill loft
157-Bank of 157-Commerce and
Population of 193, 235-Laws in, for
the Manumiffion of Slaves 261. See
Negroes and Washington.
Andes, Journey up the 179
Anecdote of a King of Sicily 9-of an
Earl of Carlifle 9 of Lewis VII, 21
of Mr. Garrick 56-of Sir Chrifto-
pher Wien 128-of Superftition 207-
of Mufic 209-of Themiftocles 255
Oriental 267-of an Earl of Pembroke
288

Anecdotes of Gaming 14-of Mr. How-
ard 29, 30-of ancient Manufcripts 19
of the Nobility of England 288
Animal Flower, Account of the 436
Archery, English, History of 242
Ariftides, his Integrity 254
Artillery Company, Origin of 246
Athens, an ancient Law of 346

Auguftus, Prince, his Reception by the
Pope 72

B.

Borer, Natural History of the 435
Boothby, Sir William, his Distinction be-
tween a Whig and a Tory 440
Brewery, great Increase of the 155
C.

Bees, Obfervations on 423
Benzenet, Anthony, his Humanity 258
Biographical Regifter for 1791: Rev. John
Wesley 445- of M. de Mirabeau 445
of the Rev. Dr. Price, D. D. 445-
of Mrs. Macauley Graham 445-of
the Rev. Dr. Blacklock 445
Biho,'s Abbey, Account of 241
Black Act, Origin of the 241
Blacklock, Rev. Dr. the blind Poet, Me-
moirs of 4
€445

Bligh, Captain, his Deftination 154. See
West India

Cancer, Cure of a 315
Canzonet 376

Carlilie, Anecdote of an Earl of 9
Cafhew Tree, Natural History of the 436
Cat Fifh, Natural History of the 435
Cattle, Fodder for 234
Cavern, a remarkable 437
Character, on Enthufiafin of 204
Charitable Donations 73
Charters, Thoughts on 195
Chatterton, Mr. Reflections on his Fate 12
Chinese, addicted to Gaming 15
Chorus, the ancient 119
Coins, Sale of Antique 162
Combat, Single, Property decided by 9
Commerce, Reflections on 192
Conjugal Affection, a Rhapsody 116
Conquerors, a Lesson to 267
Cen adin, King of sicily, Anecdote of 9
Confcience, the Rights of 93
Contemplative Philofopher, No. LXXV
and LXXVI, On Mountains 52, 179
-No. LXXVII, On the Nature and
Properties of Water 364-

Cooke, Sir Anthony, his extraordinary
Daughters 257

Corn. See Inventions.

Corporations, Observations on 195
Courtenay, Lord, his expenfive Ball 394
Court of Love 169

Cymon, a Dramatic Romance revived 70
D.

D'Auvergne, Captain, his foreign Re-
verfion 234
Death, Happiness in 43
Deluge, how produced 53
Derham, Dr. James, a Negro, Account
of 265

Detraction, a Vision 336

401

Dido, a new ferious Opera 390
Dillon, M. maffacred by his Soldiers 388
Divine Revelation, Neceffity of 101
Doddridge, Dr. Memoirs of
Domestic Infelicity 191
Dramatic Unities, Effay on the 357
Drinking Songs, Effay on 369
Duel, between Mr. Clark and Mr.
Frizell 470
Durham, Account of 41

E.

Ford Houfe, Account of 337
France, Meffage of the National Affembly
of to the King concerning the Emigrants
37-his Speech on that Subject 57 -
Deputation in Anfwer to it 59-Ad-
drefs of M. de la Fayette 59 - Report of
the Military Committee 60-Manifefto
of the Affembly 60-the King's Anf-
wer to the Deputation fent with it 61-
Proceedings refpecting the German Feu-
dal Claims 63, 140-Report of the Mi-
nister of War 65 Penalties decreed
against those who fhould affift in a Con-
grefs for the Mod fication of the Conti-
tution 66-the King's Anfwer to the
Notification of this Decree 66-Reflec-
tions on the Revolution 91-Decree a-
gainft Monfieur 139-and concerning
the Conduct of the Emperor 139-the
King's Answer to the Notification there-
of 140-his Letter concerning the Re-
ception of Deputations 141-Proceed-
ings thereon 141-Decree against the
Emigrant Princes 309-The Guard of
the National Affembly infulted 309-
The King's Letter to the Mayor and
Municipality of Paris 309-Trial by
Jury established 309-the Emperor's
Answer relative to the Explanation re-
quired 310-Proceedings respecting M.
Bertrand, &c. 310-War proposed by
the King against the King of Hungary
311, 392-Declared 313-Repulfe of
the French Troops at Tournay (See
Dillon) and Mons 388, 392-their
Minifter received at St. James' 394-
Décree on the Affair at Mons 465-
Bavay taken by the Auftrians 465, 466
-Decree refpecting the refractory Priests
466-Defeat of M. Gouvion 466
Fugitive, a new Comedy 299-Prologue
and Epilogue to 374

Jerufalem, Sioge and Destruction of 106
-the Defert of 111

Indian Arrow Root, Natural Hiftory of
the 437

Invention of a Machine for winnowing
Corn 233

Inundation at Bromsgrove 316

Johnfon, Dr. his Obfervations on Othello
174-on the Midsummer-Night's Dream
432-Obfervations on his Style 442
Jordan, Mrs. her Genciofity to Mr.
Macklin 235

Jofephus, Obfervations on his History 106
Ireland, Parliament of, opened 76-Houte
of Commons of, burnt 236-Address
of the Speaker of the House of Com-
nons to the Lord Lieutenant 237-
Parliament prorogued 317. See Tandy
Just in Time, a new Comic Opera 389
K.

Kew Gardens, Poetical Eulogy of 375
Kleift, M. a German Warrior and Poet,
Memoirs of 253

L.

Lay, Benjamin, his Philanthropy 259
Leopold II, Emperor, his Dipute with
the French Nation 60, 61, 63-his
Death 232

Lewis XVI refufes to fansion a Decree
of the National Affembly 59-his De-
claration to the Elector of Treves, &c.
63-his Proclamation for the Preferva-
tien of good Order on the Frontiers 64
his Letter to the Department of Paris,
on a Report of his intended Escape 466.
See France

Libels, new A& concerning 155. See
Parliament

Libon, Earthquake at 72
Lizards, Natural Hiftory of 434
London, Account of, in the Reign of Henry
11, 196-Proceedings of the City re-
fpecting the King's Proclamation 397,
467-Annual Elections for 471. Sce
Lottery

Longevity, Inftance of 235
Longleat, Account of 88
Lottery, Proceedings refpecting illegal
Dealings in the 153-Drawing of com-
menced and ended 1.56, 314-Bargain
for 1793, 235, 314-Proceedings of the
Grand Jury of London against a Lottery
314-and of the City concerning the
Drawing of it at Guildhall 315, 467.
See Parliament

Love, Court of 169-Penitents of 170

Manchineel Tree, Natural History of the
436

Manioc Plant, Natural History of 439
Manure, how to prevent the finking of in
Meadows 75

Manufcripts, Ancient, Anecdotes of 19
Marmontel, M. Tales by 22, 102, 210,
269, 338

Married and Single Life compared 38
Memoirs of George Graham 17-of Hyder
Ally 123--of Mr. Thoresby 161-of
M. Kleitt 253-of Sir Nicholas Bacon
321-of Dr. Doddridge 401-of Mrs.
Macaulay Graham 445-of the Rev.
Dr. Blacklock 445

Metcalfe, Captain, his cruel Revenge at
the Sandwich Islands 234
Meteorological Journal 21, 90, 175, 268,

Natural History of the Sheep of Antigua
433-Wild Cats 433—the Opossum
433-Humming Birds 433-Lizards
434-the Sea Devil 434-the Cat Fish
435-Scorpions 456-the Tarantula
436-the Animal Flower 436-the
Cafhew Tree 436-the Sand-box Tree
436-the Manioc Plant 437-the In-
d'an Arrow Root 437

Negroes, School of, at Philadelphia 258–
firft Promoters of the Attempts to abo-
lifh their Slavery 258-General State of,
in America 264-Plan for their Re-
emigration to Africa 333

News Papers, Origin of 50
New Year, Thoughts on the 42
Night, fine Defcription of 432
Nobility of England, Rouffeau's Septi-
ments of 288-Anecdotes of 288