Etymological obfervations 899 Europe, on the primeval form of 533 Fafhionable life, by Dr Currie 542 Farms, on the utility of large 700 Female inftitution, a fingular one 754 Fordyce James, D. D. account of 797 Flame, on the electricity of 471 French Revolution, observations on by Mr Gibbon 754
Fruit trees, method of improving 364 Giants, remarks on 606
Gibbon's account of the plan of his hif- tory 535
character by himself 75% Germany, anecdote of the prefent Em- peror of
Globe, on the ftructure of the 240 Grafting trees, observations on 247 Great Britain, extent and cultivation of 70 Gypfies of Naples 386
Heart, Delufions of, a tale 13 Health and fickness, obfervations on 812 Henry V. of Shakespeare, obfervations on the character of 461 Henry, Dr, account of 293 Highlanders, characteristic traits of the Scots 459
Highland drefs, hiftory of, by Sir John Sinclair 671
Hindoos, hiftory, religion, and manners of 674
Hiftory of the Jews in England 740. 822 Hiftory of Don Pedro King of Portugal and his confort 173
Hudson the dwarff, account of 654 Husbandry, obftacles to 187 Idler's account of himself 454 Inclofures, obfervations on 109 Innoculation, on the advantages of 660. 752. 824
Jews in England, hiftory of 740. 822 King's Skinner's bill, anno 1625. 806 Ladies, Turkish account of 17
Welth, account of 17 Lancashire, ftatistical account of 34 Letters, original-Sir J. Lefley, to Sir Tho. Riddle 36. By Lord Bacon 99. M. Rolland, to Robespierre 166. Mr Burke, to a Noble Lord 197. Waller, to Oliver Cromwell's daughter 389. Dr Hawkefworth, to a young lady 451. Of Shakespeare 885. Of Dr Robert- fon and Dr Birch 901 Life of a man of genius 96 Literary history of the prefent period
Louis the 16th, character of 296 Literature of Scotland, in the 16th cen- tury 401 Lime as a manure, on the use of 545.825
Mæcenas, ketch of the life of ro Magnetic needle, new discovery regard- ing the variation of 508
Machines to fhorten labour, obfervations on the utility of 602
Macartney, Lord, sketch of the life of 653 Manners of mankind, obferv. on 457 Matrimonial differences 896 M'Pherfon, James life of 221. 365 Milton, anecdotes of 154
Mind pleasure of, well cultivated 463 Money, value of in laft century 700 Monuments of Dr Johnfon and Mr Howard, inferiptions on 436 Naples, account of the Lazeroni of 386 Naval fignals, origin and use of 807 Nerves, humurous account of the 178 Obfervations on the character, &c. of Queen Elizabeth 885
Paper, method of making Indian 146 Pafigraphy, new invention of 292 Petersburgh, new defeription of 195 Poetry, on Didactic 193
on the ancient Scottish 734 Portuguese, cuftoms and manners of 24. 106. Poetry of 890 Potatoes, on the culture of 188 Rainy day, pleasures of the closet upon 667 Receipts For making hens lay in winter For making Parmesan cheefe 49. For fweetening butter 74. For Stilton cheefe 74. For taking fpots out of clothes, &c. 146. For cleaning the teeth 220. To deftroy the Black Clock 489.
Refpiration, effects of 310
Rheumatifm, receipt for the cure of 580 Rome, vifited by Mr Gibbon 679 Royal Society of London, account of 840 Rolland, M. portrait of 338
Ruffia, prefent ftate of society in 745 ftate of 230.,298
Salt as a manure 614 Scotland, introduction to, and Topogra- phical account of 42. Of Mid Lothian 112. 242. 329. Of East Lothian 369. Of Berwickshire 440. Of Roxburgh- fhire 513. Of Selkirkshire 618. Peeblesthire 619. Of Linlithgowfhire 686. Of Lanarkshire 729. 801. 860.908 Scotch, national character of 29 Scriptures, hiftorical account of the dif- ferent verfions of 522
School, on the education of &c. from Gibbon 678
Sentiments of the foul, mental affections, pity, &c. 89. 190
Sheep, cure of water in 686 - on the benefits of 548
Shakespeare, newly difcovered MS. of Tafte, influence of rarity and expence on 100. 258. Detected 885
Smith, Adam, account of the life of 3.75 Smollet, Tobias, sketch of the life of 725 Snailes, two females supported by 364 Spain, poetry of 890
Stars, Herfchell's account of the fixed 519.591
Style of Swift and Addison, obfervations on 681
Sun, Herfchell's account of the compofi- tion of the 519.591 Sugar, hiftory of 303
Synonymous terms, utility of defining
Switzerland, obfervations on a tour in 679
Tales-Delufions of the Heart 13. 84. Decayed Merchant and his Daughter 176 255 367. Bird Catcher and Ca- nary 251. The Good Friar of Augf- burg 305. The Loft Emperor 308. Love and Joy, an allegory 394. The Sport of Fortune 395. Origin of Or- gans, &c. 538. Affecting Story of Mr Hall 681. Albert and Emma 748. 817. 875. Hiftory of a Full-bottom'd Wig 814
Thirlage, hiftory of 110
Tippoo Sultan, account of the army of
PART II. Hiftorical Intelligence, Foreign and Domesflic, and State Papers. The Reader will find a variety of Miscellaneous Articles under each of the following divifions, which could not be put into an Index.
Caufe of the misunderstanding on the Frontiers 131. Standard of the French Republic prefented in Congrefs 213. Re- folutions of the Houfe of Reprefenta- tives 350. Dreadful fire at Charlestown 573. French fquadron appear of New- foundland 719. Fire at Quebec 719.
Plague there 60. British Mimister leaves that court 60.
Remarkable rainbow appeared 67. Count D'Artois and fuit land at Leith 68. Elec- tion of the Dean of Faculty 68. Gold- fmith's hall burnt 69. Barracks in Great Britain 140. Privateers infeft the coafts 141. Riots at Dumfries 216. State of the British Navy 286. Fiars for crop 1795 287. General Affembly 358 427. Dutch Frigate runs into Greenock 426. Duel between Major Crichton and Mr Bennet 426. Two Catabaw Indians ar- rive 427. Peers elected 503. Trial of M'Kay for a riot on the King's birth day 504. Edinburgh races 506. Ex- tract of Governor Hunter's letter from
New South Wales 574. Resolution to augment the corps of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers 647. Monument erected to Provoft Drummond 648. Lift of gra- duates in medecine at Edinburgh 648. Thomson, the poet's, anniversary cele- brated at Dryburgh Abbey 720. Ma- giftrates of Edinburgh chofen 721.James Buchanan, the Lanark carrier, mur- dered 721. Kirkaldy paffage boat loft 789. Statement of the proportions of men to be raised by the different coun- ties, &c. 79°. Office bearers of Grand Lodge elected 862. Overture refpec- ting Chapels of Ease 862, Appeals 141. 217. 286. 358. 574. 722. 789.863. Abftract of 575 Trials before the High Court of Jufti- ciary 141.217.574. 863 Circuits 358. 428. 505, 722.
Refolutions of the Council of Five Hun- dred, Dec. 1795, 57. Council of El- ders fwear hatred to royalty 128. Refo- tions relative to affignats 129. Anni- verfary of the death of Louis XVI. 129. Proceedings of the Directory 212. Na-
tional domains 279. Proclamation re- lative to mandats 280. Charette taken 280. Extent of the French territory 286. Proceedings of the Council of Five Hundred 348. Situation of Paris 421. Letters from their generals, and conditions of an armiftice with the Court of Naples 502. Armiftice with the Pope 502. Proceedings of the Di- rectory 645, 719.
GAZETTE INTELLIGENCE. Under this head alfo will be found va- rious letters of intelligence refpecting the capture of fhips, &c.
From the Weft Indies 60. 214. 351. 354. 422. 423-490. 567.643. 859. From the East Indies 62. 282. 565. 858. From Sir Sidney Smith 213.
From Sir John Bórlafe Warren 282. 353. 644.
From Sir Edward Pellew 352. 424. From Admiral Duncan 422. From Col. Graham and Lieut. Col. Crau- furd 496. 571. 632. 716. 776. 782. 854. From Capt. Anftruther 710. 779. From Mr Wyndham at Florence 566. From Gen. Craig, and Admirál Elphing- fton at the Cape of Good Hope 784.
Situation of the armies on the Rhine 58. Armiftice for two months agreed on Prefen- 59. 65. State of affairs 212. tation of the Princèfs of France at court 281. Letters fent to the French on breaking up the armiftice 421. Ope- rations on the Rhine 572. 718. 859. FOR various other particulars respect- ing the operations of the armies, fee Letters from Colonels Graham and Craufurd, and Captain Anftruther, un- der the head of London Gazettes.
A National Convention agreed upon 59. Meets with oppofition in fome provin- ces 129. 130. Population of Holland 131. Public affairs 212. Convention formed 281. Disturbances at Amfter- dam 423.
For the important fucceffes of our arms in the Eaft, fee London Gazettes.
State of Barbadoes 60. Jamaica 65 131. Maroon war 213. General intelligence 645. See alfo London Gazettes.
Remarkable affray at Armagh 67. Trials for high treafon 137. Opening of the Parliament 139. Channel trade 210. Fisheries 278. Court Marshal on Col.
Shaw 357. Trials for treafon 647. New parliament opened 720. Proclamation by Lord Camden, Lord Lieutenant 788. French Fleet appears off Bantry Bay
Defeat of the Auftrians 58. Succeffes of the French 281. Louis XVIII. or- dered to quit Verona 349. Progrefs of the French 349. 420. Articles of fufpenfion of arms with the Duke of Parma 421. Operations of the armies 572. 718. Corfica retaken by the French 787. See alfo London Gazettes.
Amethyft frigate loft 65. Duel be- twixt Major Sweetman and Capt. Wat- fon 66. Princess of Wales delivered of her first child 66. Birth-day dreffes 67. Powder mills at Hounslow blown up 67. 133. 573. 787. Trial of Stone for high treafon 132. Admiral Chrif tian's fleet difperfed by a severe ftorm 135. Their Majefties affaulted 136. A lunatic gets into the Queen's apart- ments 137. Cate of Mrs Phipoe 137. Of Mr Haftings 215. Mutineers on board the Defiance executed 215. Charges exhibited against Colonel Caw- thorne 284. Ditto against Admiral Cornwallis 284. And fentence 285. Terms of the new loan 356. Trial of Mr Reeves for a libel 356. Poll for the city of Westminster 425. Capture of the Triton Eaft Indiaman 425. Recon- ciliation between the Prince and Prin- cess of Wales 426. Duel between Lord Valencia and H. Gawler, Efq; 503. Duel in Hyde Park 573. Aípect of af- fairs 645. Dreadful fire at Liverpool 646. Amphion frigate blew up at Ply- mouth 646. Lord Malmesbury fets out for Paris 719. His reception by the populace 719. Progrefs of the negotia- tion 760.833.867. Capture of the Dutch fleet at the Cape of Good Hope 784. Eaft India Company refolve to increase their capital 787. Terms of the new loan 788. Subscriptions for 860. Let- ter to the Admirals and Captains of Lord Howe's fleet, accompanying a me dal from his Majefty 861. Bill of mortality, &c. 830.
Houfe of Commons. Congratulatory Addrefs on the birth of a Princefs 125. Wafte lands 125. Sup- ply, extraordinaries for 1796. La. bourers wages. bill 126. Motion for peace 127. Slave Trade 208. High price of corn 209. Game laws 273.
State of the nation 275. Slave trade bill loft 276. Maroon war 277. Slave trade 344. Dog tax bill 345 Ways and Means 345. Proceedings regard- ing Colonel Cawthorne 411. He is ex- pelled the House 412. Mi Grey moves for an impeachment of his Majefty's Minifters 412. State of the nation 413. His Majefty's fpeech at diffolving the parliament 418. Lift of new members chofen 484. His Majefty opens the new Parliament 705. Debate on the addrefs 707. Propofal for new levies of men 772. Army eftimates 774. Novy and Exchequer bills 774. Cavalry bill 845. The Budget 846. N. w taxes 847. Ways and Means 851 King's mef- fage, of a rupture with Spain 917. 925. Mr Fox moves for a cenfore of the Mi- nifter 917. Motion regarding M. La Fayette 922. State of affairs in India
the Cafpian Sea 501. Death of her Im- perial Majefty, &c. 860.
The Spaniards difinantle their ships of war 281. Declare war against Britain
Mifunderftanding with the Empress of Ruffia 213.
Exchange of the Princefs Royal of France for the French Deputies 59.
Note tranfmitted to M. Barthelemi, by M: Wickham 272. Noie tranfmitted to Mr Wickham by M. Barthelemi 272. Declaration of the Empress of Ruf- fia 563. Dipatches to the Ruffian charge d'Affairs at Madrid, Dec. 1795 756. Anfwer by the Spanith Minifter 757- Subtance of the treaty between France and Spain 758. Decree of the Court of Spain against Great Britain 759. Memorial of Lord Malmesbury, and correfpondence with Delacroix, regarding a peace 760. 770. 833.867. 910. Addrefs of General Wainington on refigning the office of Prefident of the United States 828. Tranflation of Lord Malmesbury's credentials 910. Declaration of his Britannic Majesty on the failure of the negotiation for peace 910. Anfwer of the Court of Great Britain to the Spanish declaration of war 913.
PART III. Agriculture, letters and papers on 49 Antient metaphyfics, by Lord Monbod- do 265
Apology for the Bible, by the Bishop of Landaff 472
Bromley's hiftory of the fine arts 200 Brown's elements of medicine 117. Burke's letters 764
Camilla, or a picture of Youth 691 Chisholm on the yellow fever 120 Cordiner's remarkable ruins, &c. in North Britain 763
Dalloway's inquiry into the fcience of heraldry 45
Dirom on the corn laws 628 Fawcet's art of war 48
Gibbon's miscellaneous works 476 Hearne's journey from Hudfon's Bay 554 Hill, Dr, of St Andrew's, fermons 698 Hiftory of Poland 50
of Great Britain, by Dr Henry 401
Reply, &c. relative to the high price of grain 203
Rolland's appeal to pofterity 262 Sketch of the war with Tippoo Sultaun 405
Thoughts on the high prices of provi- fions 699
Travels through Naples 762
Addrefs to jurymen by P. Pindar 124 Alonzo and the fair Imogin 702 An effufion, in the manner of Spencer 630
Attachment to home 481 Caller herrin 55
Caftles in the air 845 Contented mind 270
Dr A. to Dr E. Quid bellicofus 482 Epilogue to Speculation, a comedy 55 -to the Way to get Married 206 to Vortigern 342 Epitaph on Dr Johnson 207 Epigram 908
Hair dreffer's petition to Mr Pitt 770 Hawking, a ballad by P. Pindar 56 Influence of local attachment on vulgar minds 704
Infcription on a bust of Addison 124 Invocation 124
Joan of Arc, quotations from 343 Ode for the new year 54
on a college feaft day 123 to Cynthia, by Dr Walcot 201 on the death of Dr Kippis 270 for his Majefty's birth day 409 to night 562
Treatife on the police of the metropolis 697
Wakefield's Letter in answer to Paine on the English funds, &c. 836 Wallace's profpects from hills in Fife 624 Whim, a comedy, by Lady Wallace 261 Winterbotham's account of China 339 Woolftoncraft's refidence in Sweden 627
Prayer of Q. Elizabeth 57 Prologue to Vortigern 342
Prologue to the Way to get Married 206 Pro patria mori 903
La Liberta, from Dr Burney's memoirs of Metastafio 907
Lafs of Fair Won, from the German 482 Labor ipfe voluptas, paraphrased 771 Lawyers out-fet 771
Leonora's vifion from Burger 561 Ledyard's praise of women 770 Lines addreffed to a young lady 562 Lines written by Sir R. Hill 630 Shepherds fong to May 344 Sigh, by Mr Coleridge 342
Sonnet, Queen Mary taking her leave of France 271
Song, in the Lock and Key 207 Sonnet to the evening ftar 409 invitation to a friend 482 by Sir B. Boothby_561
to Sufan, by Mr Norgate 703 to my Love 843
Spring, by Mifs Seward 342 Thirty-eight, by C. Smith 36 The Wish 123
The Zodiac 123
Old Oliver or the dying fhepherd, by P. Tranflation of De confol. philofophiæ 410
Pindar 207
Old maid 409
On friendship 770
Otium Divos, burlesqued 271
Pains of memory 703
The menagerie of the gods 630 The magpie, a Tale 631
The tempeft by Metaftafio 843
The modern tippling philofophers 844 Verfes written in an inn 562
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