confequence of their refufal; but Mr. Gerry, it is faid, has been permitted to remain. All parties must unite in condemning the conduct of the French on this occafion. Difgufting haughtinefs, unprincipled rapacity, and grofs injustice, mark their proceedings. The Americans, on the contrary, have teftified a regard both to prudence and honor. They have ftudiously labored to avoid a war; but, if they should be driven to that extremity, they have both the spirit and the power to defend themselves.
&c. Letters and papers
530
of Staffordshire, General
95
view of the,
Alcock's rife of Mahomet accounted
for,
223
345
Algebra, Principles of,
Allardyce to the proprietors of the
bank of England,
Alps, Travels through the maritime,
333
Armstrong's catechetical lectures, 343
Arviragus,
231
Affeffed taxes (Bill for augmenting
the) examined, 221. Mr. Fox's
fpeech on reading the bill, 122.-
Letter on the prefent meafures of
finance, 221.-Proteft against Mr.
Pitt's new method of raifing the
fupplies,
220
475
Aftronomy, Compendious fyftem of, 73
Atkinfon's Killarney,
Atmospherical air, Experiments and
obfervations relating to the analyfis
347
of,
Authors, Memoirs of living, 247
BANCROFT's experimental research-
es concerning the philofophy of per-
manent colours,
297
Bank of England, Addrefs to the pro-
prietors of the,
new,
&c.
III
241
333
Two letters to Sir W. Pulteney,
on his propofal for establishing a
219
directors and minifter, Enquiry
into the connection between, 92
Bath fociety papers on agriculture,
5༣༠
Bayley's fummary of the law of bills
of exchange,
Beaumont's travels through the mari-
time Alps,
Beck's principles of critical philofo-
phy,
82
Beddoes on the effects of nitrous acid
in the venereal disease,
109
Beggar girl and her benefactors, 356
Belinda, or the kiffes of Bone fonius, 103
Bell's anatomy.
443
Bennet (Mrs.)'s beggar girl and her
benefactors,
356
Berkeley's poems,
471
Bills of exchange, Summary of the
law of,
Biography, Moral,
Blanchet's oriental tales,
Blayney's Zechariah,
IIT
S s
Blizard's fuggeftions for the improve. Cleeve's Christology,
ment of hofpitals,
115
Blood, Treatife on the,
225
Boaden (Mr. J.) and J. Boaden, esq.
compared,
Bolingbroke's letters,
Bonefon'us's kiffes,
239
361
103
150
446
Bofcawen's H race,
Botanical dialogues,
Bourne's oration pronounced before
the co lege of physicians, 360
Brand on the depr-ion of the funds, co
Bridewell, Confiderations on the ori-
ginal and proper objects of the royal
hofp tal of,
358
Bridgeman's account of the victory
over the Dutch fleet,
360
Britain's genius,
Britannia,
354
352
Brook (Mrs)'s dialogue between a
lady and her pupils,
Brown's campaign,
Bryan (Mrs.)'s aftronomy,
Lurges's fermor,
Burke's three memorials on the affairs
of France, French tranflation of, 458
108
Clifford's report of the two cafes of
controverted Southwark elections,
228
468
438
Cobbold's prize essay,
Cole's life of Hubert,
Colman's night-gown and flippers 350
Colours, Experimental researches con-
cerning the philofophy of perma-
neut,
Commentary on Paley and Gisborne,
297
316
Common fenfe,
Conftantinople, ancient and modern,
223
156
Conftitution of England, Principles of
the,
336
of a perfect common
wealth,
335
Contraits, Moral,
349
Contributions, Appeal on the fubject
of voluntary,
Cookfey's poems,
456
231
35, 129
459
24
Coote's hiftory of England,
Copyholds, Treatife on,
Correfpondence with the Reviewers,
120, 240, 360, 480
Cottle's Icelandic poetry,
Cough (hooping), Observations on
the,
463
Coward's deifm traced to one of its
principal fources,
Croft's commentary on Paley and
Gisborne,
316
Crofs on the laws and constitution of
Er gland,
333
222
Crowther on the white-fwelling, 461
Cumberland's falfe impreffions, 234
Curwen's fpeech to the inhabitants
of Carlife,
336
Fiefco,
He's much to blame,
541
326
232
Minifter, The,
103
475
239
105
Myfterious marriage,
Precious relics,
Wandering Jew,
Dreffing for 1**d T**r**w, 117
Drill hufbandry, Remarks on the, 312
Drummond's tranflation of Perfius,
558
474,
Druriad,
Dumouriez fpeculative picture of
Europe,
495
Dutch firet, Account of the victory
over the,
360
Duties of the female fex, Inquiry into
the,
273
EDUCATION, Efquiffe d' un plan
d',
510
Edwards's hiftory of St. Domingo, 419
Effufions of the heart,
352
Elegy on Burke,
474
on Mafon,
352
Elements and practice of rigging and
feamanship,
330
Emigrants, Defence of the French,
429.-Afwer to,
505
235
227
336
108
35, 129
120
Emily de Varmont,
Enchiridion fyphiliticum,
End of oppreffion,
Enfield's hymns,
England, Hiftory of,
Englishman's manual,
Efquifle d'un plan d'éducation,
Eton college, Catalogue of the
vofts and fellows of,
Europe, Speculative picture of,
Eoftace's elegy on Burke,
Examination of the caufes and con-
510
pro-
441
495
474
455
FAIRY tales, Select,
Falfe impreflions,
Family, The little,
duct of the present war,
Excife and qui tam informations,
Treatife on,
Eyre's fatal fifters,
357
234
471 Hawtayne's fermon,
of,
414
238
Governess of Courtland abbey,
Grammaire Angloife comparée avec
la grammaire Françoife,
469
Grammar (Short) of the English lau
guage,
470
Grattan's addrefs to the citizens of
Dublin,
337
Gray's fermons,
Great Britain, Public affairs of, 565
Grove, The,
230
Guide from Glafgow to the High-
lands,
Guide p ur la langue Angloife et pour
la langue Françoife,
470
479
HARPER on the difpute between the
United States and France,
Harwood's alumni Etonenfes,
89
440
224
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