Balfour's Treatife on Putrid Inteftinal

Remitting Fevers,

530

Barbour's Bruce, or the Hiftory of

Robert 1. King of Scotland, 164

Trial at Large of George Barrington,

461.-Memoirs of,

462

Mr. Barnard's Demonftration of the
Divinity of our Lord Jefus Chrift,
450

A Barrister's Letters on Parliamentary
Impeachments,

704
The Bengal Calendar for the Year
1791.
701
Bell's New Pantheon,
62

Berington's Hiftory of the Reign of

Henry II. and of Richard and John,

his fons,

225, 492

Sentiments of the Abbé Bertholon con-
cerning the Effects of natural and
artificial Electricity on the Progress
of Vegetation, 191.-Its Influence
on the Congelation of Water, ibid.
Bewick's Quadrupeds,
414
Bicknell's Compleat Syftem of Eng-
lish Grammar,
Billardiere's Description of Mount Li-
banus,
85
Blake's (Sir Francis) Political Tracts,
233

Bligh's Narrative of the Mutiny on

Board his Majefty's Ship Bounty, 536

Les Aventures d'Edouard Bomfton, pour
fervir de Suite à la Nouvelle Heloife.
316

Mutinous Seizure of the Bounty, and fuc-

ceeding Hardships of the Crew, 582

Bowles'sPoem on Howard's Grave, 276

Modern Breakfast, or All asleep at

Noon,

335

Brewster's Sermons and Prayers for

Prisoners,

454

Mit Brooke's Reliques of Irish Poetry,

22.-An Irish Tale fubjoined, ibid.

Bruce's

A 2

A Friend to Truth's Obfervations on

94

the Four Gofpels,

GABRIELLE de Vergy, an Hiftoric Tale,

219

-The Garden, tranflated from the

French,

409

220

459

Gauffen's Improvements in various

Inftruments fubfervient to Philo-

fophy and the Arts,

551

Geddes's General Answer to Queries

put to him concerning his intended

Tranflation of the Bible,

Geography and Hiftory, felected by a

Lady,

The German Hotel, a Comedy, 698

Golledge's Free Thoughts on the

Death threatened against Adam, 583

Thoughts on Government, occafioned

by Burke's Reflections, &c.

692

Gough's Tranflation of Camden's Bri-

tannia,

502

Third Edition of an Introduction te Latin

Grammar,

461

Grufe's Antiquities of Scotland, con-
tinued, 74- -Concluded, 139
Provincial Gloffary,

-

99

Abbé Spadoni's Difcovery and Defeription
of fame Grottos in Italy,

The Perfidious Guardian,

87

455

The Intriguing Chamber-maid, a Bal-

lad-Farce,

698

Invocations, addreffed to the Deity,

the Ocean, and to Woman, 98

The late Emperor Jofeph Ild's Letters

to General Dalton,

302

Ireland's Picturefque Tour through
Holland, Brabant, aud Part of

D'Ifraeli's Defence of Poetry,

France,

Jurieu's Accomplishment of the Scrip-

ture Prophecies, felected by Edward

May,

578

KEATE's Reflections on the Addrefs

of William Bull, Gentleman, to

William Poole, Efq.

666

212

582

King Afa, a Poem. By T. May 569

The King of Sweden's Danger of the

Political Balance of Europe, trans-

lated by Lord Mountmorres, 386

Knowles's Primitive Christianity, 449.

-Lofft's Obfervations thereon, ib.

Knox's Liberal Education, 699.-His

Letter to Lord North, 700.-Letter

to him by a refident Member of

the University of Oxford, ibid.

LAURA, a Sequel to the Eloifa of

Rouffeau,

218

A Layman's Effays in Support of Ra-

tional Religion,

330

Poem, in Blank Verfe, on St. James's-

street, by Marmaduke Milton, efq.

334

Leach's Treatife of Univerfal in-

land Navigations,

701

Mrs. Lennox's Euphemia, a Novel, 81

Letter and Letters. See INDEX.

Leffons to a Young Prince, on the

prefent Difpofition to a General

Revolution,

455

Lewis's Philofophical Inquiry into

the Nature and Properties of Com-

mon Water, 116.-Its Medicinal

Qualities,

ibid.

Lindley's Second Addrefs to the Stu-

dents of Oxford and Cambridge,

relating to Jefus Chrift, 566

Lift of the late and prefent Parlia

ment,

349

Lives and Characters of the most emi-

nent Lawyers of the prefent Day,

271