Texts, &c.

DEATH of a Friend,

DEFENCE of Free masonry,

490

85

244

GERDIL'S Reflections on Educa-

37

tion,

GODDARD's Letter to the Jews, 161
GOLDSMITH's Eflays,

82

GRIEVANCES of the Colonies, 484

H.

ARRISON'S Narrative of Pro-

on the Subjection of

491

Wives,

DICKSON on Agriculture, ib.

Du Moulin on Peace of Soul, 307

DUNN's Improvements in Aftrono-

my, &c.

E.

143

DWARDS's Ep. to Lowth, 162

EELLYS's Tracts on Liberty,

Part Second,

554

ELPHINSTON'S Principles of the
Eng. Language,
274
ESSAY on the Duties of a Sea offi-

cer,

63

gitude,
HARRISON, Thomas, his Answer
to Bligh,
319
HEMSWORTH'S Key to the Law,

88

HONEST Man's Reasons, &c. 76
Howe on Epifcopacy,
161

426

HURD'S Moral and Political Dia-

- on British Ifinglafs,

EXCERPTA quædam e Newtoni

Principiis, &c.

205

LOWTH, Dr. Edwards's Ep. to, 162

389

Ο

OCBORNE'S

History of,

541

de Sciences et Belles Lettres de

Berlin,

541

HISTOIRE, la Phyfique de l',

547

HISTORY, Natural, of Nations,

547

I.

TALY, Defcription of, 513

ITALY,

L.

C.

535

H.

HAPPINESS, Reflections on,

528

HISTOIRE de l'Academie Royale

NATURAL