COLONIES, British, Tracts relat- ESSAYS on Clandeftine Marriages,

on the Expedi-AIR Trial of the important

F

LANGHORNE. See LETTERS be- lege,

483

tween St. Evremond and Mr. MARKIAT'S Rights of both Uni-

Waller,

verfities,

483

LAT, Dr. in his Chariot, 80 MARTINELLI. See BILANCIA.

Mc-

Franslation of

Tissot,250

of Lady S. B..

SEASONABLE Addrefs to the Peo-
pleof London and Middlesex,466

SECKER'S Letter to Walpole, 220

Charges to the Clergy,

316

SENTIMENTS of an English Free-
holder,
462
SERMONS, Single, 80, 240, 320,
400, 487.

SHAKESPEARE's Garland," 238

Jubilee, ib.

SHARP on the dangerous Ten-

dency of tolerating Slavery in

England,

30

SHENSTONE'S Works, Vol. III.
156

SIBERIA, Abbè Chappe's Travels

into,

431

SKETCH of Happiness in Rural

Life,

74

ib.

SMALL Talker,

SMITH'S Syftem of Phyfic, 195,

278.

&c.

SNELLING'S Views of the Coins
ftruck by the English in France,
310
View of Jettons, 482

SONGS, in the Jubilee, 318

SPALLANZANI On Animal Repro-

ductions,

483

SPANISH Lady, a Mufical Enter-
tainment,

SPEECH without Doors,

479

79 Vox Populi Vox Dei,

-- on the Motion for ex-
pelling Wilkes,
397
STEBBING on the Ten Virgins, 72
STEDMAN'S Phyfiological Effays,
352
STERNE'S Sermons, Vols. V. VI.
VII.
73

Political Romance, 485

STRATFORD Jubilee,
238
STRETCH'S Beauties of Hiftory,
480

SUBSCRIPTIONS, Expedient for

terminating the Debates about,

W

Northumberland,

7ALLIS's Natural History of

336

WATSON'S Hiftorical Chatechifm,

224

WEBB'S Obfervations on Poetry

and Mufic,

321

WORD in Behalf of the House of

Commons,

463

WORTHINGTON on the Evidences

of Chriftianity,

Y

269

YOUNG's Effay on the Manage-
226 ment of Hogs,

70

CONTENTS

Light of Nature pursued, see search.

CONTENTS of the FOREIGN ARTICLES,
in the APPENDIX to this Volume.