Belknap (J.) Hist. of New Hamp
Bell (C.) Anat. of Expr. in Print, 57. Bell (J.) Journey to Ispahan, 74. Bellegarde (M.) l'Art de Plaire, 171. BELLES LETTRES, 137.
Introductions to Study of, 143. Bellicard (M.) Ant. of Hercula- neum, 86.
Bellin (M.) Essai sur les Isles Bri-
Beloe (W.) Anecd. of Lit. 173. Belsham (W.) Hist. of Britain, 110. Benevent. Antiq. Thesaurus, 126. Benjamin (Rab.) Trav. in China, 77. Benson (Geo.) on the Epistles, 6. Benson (Tho.)Vocab.Anglo-Sax.137. Bentham (J.) Hist. of Ely Cathe- dral, 101.
Bentivoglio(Card.)Warsof Fland.124 Bentley(Rich.) Diss.on Phalaris,149. Berenger (R.) Horsemanship, 60. Bergman (T.) Sciag. Reg. Min. 40. de Syst. Foss. Nat. 40. Berkeley (Bp.) Works, 168. Bernier (-) Voy. to E. Indies, 77. Berthollet (M.) Elem. of Dying, 60. Bertholon (M. de) De l'electricité des Meteores, 39.
Berthoud (F.) Ess.surl'Horlogerie,54. Bertrand (E.) Dict. des Fossiles, 40. Traités sur l'Hist. Nat. ib. Bertrand-de-Moleville (A. F.) Mem. of Louis XVI. 125. Bevan (J. G.) Life of St. Paul, 8. On Discipline of Friends, 15. Life of Pennington, ib. Hist. etc. of Friends, ib. Beveregii(G.) Pandecta Canonum,10. Beveridge (Bp.) Priv. Thoughts, 16. Bewick (T.) Hist. of Brit. Birds, 45. Hist. of Quadrupeds, ib. Bhagvat-Gheeta, 130. Biblia Polyglotta, Waltoni, 2. Hebraica, Montani, 3. Forster, ib. Houbigant, ib, Kennicott, ib.
Latina, Vulgat. Versionis, ib. Malaica, ib.
Bible, English, Taverner's, ib. Baskerville's edition, ib. by Clarke, ib. by Purver, ib. Dutch, ib.
Françoise, par Martin, ib. par Ostervald,
Bible-Society's Reports, 18. Bibliography, 172.
Bibliotheca Heathiana, 174. Harvardjana, ib.
Bibliotheca Pinelliana, 174:
Biel (J. C.) Lexicon Gr. in LXX, 5. Bielfield (Bar.) Elem. of Erudi- tion, 143.
Bingley (W.) Animal Biography, 36 North Wales, 118. Biographia Brittannica, 131. Scoticana, ib. Biographical History, 130. Dictionaries, ib. Biography (British) 131. (Foreign) 135.
Bion (M.) on Math. Instr. 52. Birch (T.) Hist. of R. S. 34. Bisset (Dr.) Life of Burke, 132. Blackett (J.) Remains, 160. Blackstone(SirW.)Commentaries, 31, Law Tracts, ib.
Blagdon (F. W.) Mem. of Mor- land, 132.
Blair (Dr. H.) Sermons, 16.
Lect. on Belles Lettres, 143. Blancourt (H.) L'Art de Verrer. 60. Bligh (W.) Voy. to South Seas, 67. Blith (Walt.) Husbandry, 58. Bloch (M. E.) Nat. Hist. of Foreign Fishes (Germ.) 44.
of Germ. Fishes, (Germ.) ib. Blomefield(Fr)Hist. of Norfolk, 107. Bloomfield (R.) Poet. Works, 161. Banks of Wye, ib.
Blount (H.) Voy. to Levant, 73. Blumenbach (J. F.) Comp. Anat. 45. Bocharti (S.) Opera, 6.
Boerhaave(H.) Meth.Stud. Medici,47 Boetius (H.) Descr. of Scot. 119. Boetticher (J. G.) Descr. of Germ. etc. 62.
Boileau (N.) Oeuvres, de 171. Bolingbroke (H.) Voyage to Deme
Bolts (W.) on Ind. Affairs, 77. Bomare (V. de) Mineralogie, 40. Bonnet (C.) Oeuvres 'de, 36. Borlase (W) Antiq. of Cornwall, 101. Born (Bar.) Cat. des Fossiles, 40. Borri (R.) Acc. of Cochin-China, 77. Bossuet (M.) Hist. de France, 125. Boswell (J.) Life of Johnson, 132. Botany, 42.
Bourgelat (M.) Elem. d'Hippiatr.60. Bourgeois (D.) Art de Voler, 54, Bourgoing (J. F.) Trav. in Spain, 79. Bowyer (W.) Miscell. Tracts, 168, Boyle (Rob.) Works, 168.
Boyle Lectures, Collection of, 12. Brand (J.) Popular Antiq. 97.
Descr. of Orkney Islands, 119 Bray (W.) Tour in Derbyshire, 102. Brayley and Britton, Beaut. of Eng. and Wales, 97.
Broughton (R.) Monast. Brit. 97. Brown (J.) Elem. of Medicine, 47. Brown (Sir T.) Works, 169. Browne (J.) Myographia Nova, 46. Browne (M.) Poems, 161. Browne (Tho.) Brit. Cicero, 143. Bruce (J.) Travels to Nile, so. Bruckeri (J.) Hist. Philosophiæ, 19. Brumoy's Greek Theatre, 144. Bruyere (M.) Works, 21, 171. Bryant (J.) Óbs. on Euroclydon, 62.
Anal, of Antient Mythology,88. Brydges (S.E.) Censura Litteraria, 173 Brydson (Tho.) View of Herald.122. Buchanan (C.) Christ. Research. 91. (Dr.)Journeythrough Mysore,74. (Rob.) on Fuel, 50. Buchanani (G.) Opera, 141. Buffon (Count) Nat. History, 36. Bullion Committee, Report of, 116. Burgh (J.) Polit. Disquisitions, 23. Burke (E.) Works, 23, 168,
Europ. Settl. in Amer. 85. Sublime and Beaut. 141.
Burn (Dr.) Eccl. Law, 29. Burnet (G.) Specimen of Prose Wri- ters, 168.
(Bp.) Hist. of his own Times,114 Hist. of Reformation, 117.. Lives of Hale, etc. 132. Burney (Capt.) Hist. of Discove- ries, 67.
(Dr.) Pres. St. of Music in France, Germ. & Italy, 56. Burns (Rob.) Works, 161. Burton (Jo.) Monast. Eboracense, 109. (Rob.) Anat. of Melancholy, 168 (W.)Descr. of Leicestershire,105 Butler (Bp.) Works, 16.
(Alban) Lives of Saints, 91. (Cha.) Hore Biblice, 2.
Butler (Cha.) Hore Juridice, 29. Rev. of Germ. Empire, 123. (S.) Hudibras, by Grey, 161. Remains, by Thyer, ib. Buxtorfii (Joh.) Lexicon Chald. 5. Bynkershoek (C.) Traité des Am- bassadeurs, 29.
Byzantine History, 96.
Cadamusii (A.) Navigatio, 77. Cæsaris (C.J.) Opera, 151. Cæsar's Comm. by Duncan, ib. Calamy (E.) Def. of Mod. Noncon- formity, 10.
Calcott (Dr.) Musical Grammar, 56. Calepini Lexicon Latinum, 137. Callis(R.)Read. on Stat.of Sewers,31. Callimachus, Hymns, by Dodd, 146. Calmet (A.) Comment. sur la Bible,6. Calvini (J.) Opera, 16.
Camden (W.)Britannia, by Gough, 98 Cameron (-)Tour thro'Germauy,68. Camoens (L. de) Lusiad, 171. Campanella (T.) Span. Mon. 126. Campanologia, or Art of Ringing, 56. Campbell (A.)Hist.of Scot. Poetry,159 Campbell (G.)Philos.of Rhetoric,143. Campbell (J.) Polit. Survey, 98. Campbell (L. D.) on Charges agt. Marq. Wellesley, 128. Campbell (T.) Gertrude of Wyo- ming, 161.
Pleasures of Hope, ib. Campenhausen (Bar.) Trav. thro Russia, 75.
Camus (M.) on Teeth of Wheels, 54. Canon Law, 29.
Cantemir (Pr.) Hist.of Oth.Emp.127. Capper (B. P.) Top. Dict. of Bri- tain, 98.
Cardonnel (A.) Ant. of Scotland,119. Carew (Sir G.) Art of Warre, 61. Caribbeana, 85.
Carmichael (R.) on Cancer, 47. Carpentier (D. P.) Gloss. Nov. 138. Caroli à Sancto Paulo, Geogr.Sacr.62. Caron (-) Account of Japan, 79. Carr (Sir J.) Travels round Baltic,68. Trav. in Holland, 70. Stranger in Ireland, 120. Carte (Tho.) Hist. of England, 110. Carter (Mrs.) Letters, 132.
Cartwright (J.) Legislative Rights,24. Carver (J.) Trav. in America, 83. Cary (J.) Universal Atlas, 62.
Celsi (Corn.) de Medicina, 151. Chalmers (A.) Livesof Brit. Poets, 131.
Collect. of Eng. Poets, 159. Chalmers (G.) Caledonia, 119. Chambaud (L.) Fr. & Eng. Dict. 137. Chandler (J.) on Colds, 47. Chandler (R.) Trav.in Greece, &c.73. Inscriptiones Antiquæ, 86. Chapone (Mrs.) Works, 168. Chardin (Sir J.) Trav. in Persia, 75. Charges (two) 31.
Charles I. (King) Works, 114. Chartarii (V.) Imagines Deorum, 88. Chatham(E.) Letters to his Nephew,
Chinese, Pieces concerning, 77. Chomel (N.) Dict. Economique, 56. Christian Observer, 175. Chronology, 88.
Chrysostomi (S.) Opera, 11. Church (H.)Good Man's Treasury, 16. Church (T.) Hist. of K. Philip's War, 130. Churchill (C.) Poems, 161. Ciceronis Opera, 151.
de Nat. Deor. Davisii, ib. Orations, by Guthrie, ib. Letters, by Melmoth, ib. Cato & Lælius, by Melmoth,ib. Offices, by Macartney, ib. Orator, by Barnes, ib. Orator, by Guthrie, ib. Offices, &c. by Guthrie, 152.
Civil History, 89. Civil Law, 26.
Clarendon (Ld.) Hist. of Rebell.114. Life of himself, 132.
Clark (B.) Exper. on foot of Horse, 60.
Clark (S.) Martyrologie, 91. Clarke (S.) Ecclesiastical History,ib. Clarke (Dr. A.) Comm. on Bible, 3. Bibl. Dict. & Supplement, 173. Clarke (E. D.) Travels in Russia, &c. 75.
Tomb of Alexander, 86. Clarke (J.) Essay on Study, 143. Clarke (Sam.) Intr. to Mechan. 54. Clarkson (T.) Portrait of Quaker- ism, 15.
Hist. of Abol, Slave Trade,115. Claudiani Opera, 152. Clayton (Bp.) Journey to Sinai, 73. Clerk (J.) Naval Tactics, 54. Cobbett (W.) Polit. Register, 89. Cogan (Dr.) on the Passions, 21. Cole (T.) Life of Hubert, 161. Coleman (E.) on Susp. Respir. 47. Coleridge (S. T.) Poems, 161. Collection of Friends' Testimo- nies, 15.
Collier (J.) Immoral. of Stage, 166. Collins (F.) Voy. to Portugal, 72. Collinson (J.) Life of Thuanus, 135. Collyer (Dr.) Scripture Facts, 6.
Scripture Prophecies, ib. Colquhoun (P.) Police of Metrop.25. Police of Thames, ib.
Treatise on Indigence, ib. Columbi (Chr.) Navigatio, 84. Columella de Re Rust. 152. Commentators on Scripture, 6. Complete Farmer, 58.
Hist. of England, 110. Conchology, 44.
Concordance, 5.
Condorcet (M.) de l'Esprit Humain,
Conformity between Ceremonies of the Church, 10.
Congress (American) Journals, 130. Connecticut, History of, 130. Conolly (J.) on Telegraphs, 54. Constantinople, Journey to, 72. Constantinopolitan History, 96. Controversial Writers, 12. Conversat. on Chemistry, 50. Cook (Capt.) Life, by Kippis, 68. Voyages, 67, 68.
Cook (W.) Medal. Hist. of Rome,86. Cooper (T.) Thes. Ling. Lat. 137. Corke (Bp. of) on Drinking Healths,
Cornaro (L.) on Old Age, 47.
Corneille(P.) Chefs d'Oeuvre de,171, Corneille (T.) Chefs d'Oeuvre de, ib. Cortesii (F.) Navigatio, 84. Cosin (Dr.) Canon of Scripture, Ổ. Cottle's Icelandic Poetry, 88. Councils, 10.
Cowley (Abr.) Works, by Hurd, 161. Cowper (W.) Poems, 162. Homer, 176.
and Bloomfield, illustr. 162. Coxe (W.) Travels in Denmark and Norway, 68.
Trav. in Switzerland, 70. Trav. in Russia, 75. Crabbe (G.) Poems, 162. Crantz (D.) Hist. of Greenland, 83. Critical Review, 175. Critici Sacri, 6.
Dalton (A.) Meteorog. Observa- tions, 39.
Chemical Philosophy, 50. Dampier (W.) Collect. of Voy. 64. Acc. of Philippines, 79. Dancker (J.) General Atlas, 63. Dandini (J.) Voy. to Libanus, 73. Dante, Commedia, by Boyd, 171.
Inferno, in blank verse, ib. D'Anville (M.) Anc. Geography, 63. Darcet (M.) Disc. sur Pyrenées, 40. Darell (W.) Hist. of Dover Cast.104. D'Arnaud (G) Anim. Crit. 141. Dart (J.) Hist. of Cant. &York, 104. D'Arvieux (M.) Tra. in Arabia, 75. Darwin (Dr.) Poet. Works, 162.
Davies (E.) Celtic Researches, 118. Davis (Dr. J. B.) Projet conc. les décés, 47.
on Walcheren Fever, ib. History of Nice, 70.
Cursory Views of France, etc. ib. Account of Bognor, 108. Davy(Humph.) Chem. Researches,50 Dayes (E.) Works, 57.
Debates in Parliament, 116. Debrett (J.) Parlia. Papers, 116. State Papers, 117.
De Bure (G. F.) Bibliogr. Instr. 173 De Chaste -) Voyage to Ter-
De la Brocquiere (B.) Trav. to Par lestine, 73.
De la Fond (S.) Descr. d'un Cabinet de Physique, 37.
De Lara (D. C.) Convenientia Va- cab. Rabbin. 5.
De la Torre (J.M.) Hist. duVesuve,40. De la Metherie (M.) sur l'Air pur,50. Delicia Cobresianæ, 173.
De Lisle (C.) Hist. Universelle, 89. De Lolme (J. J.) on the Constitu- tion, 31.
De Moivre (A.) Doctr.of Chances,53. DemosthenisOp.Gr. Lat.Reiskii,146.
Orations, by Leland, ib. Denholm (J.) Hist. of Glasgow, 119. Denmark, Hist. of, 123. De Piles (M.) Vie des Peintres, 57. Art of Painting, ib.
De Pons (F.) Trav. in S. Amer. 84. Derham (W.) Physico-Theology, 1. Desaguliers (J.T.) Exper. Philoso.37. Design, 57.
De Solis (Ant.) Conq. of Mexico, 84. De Witt (J.) Polit. Maxims, 25. D'Herbelot (B.) Bibl. Orient. 127. Dibdin (T. F.) Intr. to Class. 173. Bibliomania, ih.
Diccionario de la lengua Castellana,
Dicey (T.) Acc. of Guernsey, 121. Dickson (G.) Proceedings against,32 Dickson (R. W.) Pract. Agricul. 58. Dictionaries, in general, 137,
of Arts and Sciences, 56. of the Bible, 5.
Law French, 138.
Russ. Ger. & French, 139, Dictionnaire de l'Acad. Fr. 138. Bibliographique, 173.
Digges (Sir D.) Comp. Amb. 116. Dinarchi Orat. Gr. Reiskii, 146. Diodati (J.) On the Bible, 7. Diodori Siculi Bibl. Hist. Gr. 146. Diogenes Laertius, Gr. Lat. 146. Dion Cassius, by Manning, 146,
Dionysius Halicarnassensis, by Spel-
Diophanti Arithmetica, 52. Dissenters' Bill,Coll. of Tracts on,115 Divinity, Miscellaneous, 16. Dixon (G.) Voy. round World, 68. Dixon (J.) Life of Brownrigg, 132. Dobson (Mrs.) Life of Petrarch, 135.
Hist. of Troubadours, 141. Doddridge (Ph.) Fam. Expositor,7. Doderidge (Sir J.) Compl. Parson,29. Dodington (G. B.) Dairy, 115, 132. D'Ohsson (M.) Tableau de l'Empire Ottoman, 73.
Dolomieu (D.)Earthq.inCalabria,70. Donati (A.) Roma illustrata, 95. Donovan (E.) South Wales, 118. Dosithei Hist. Patriarch. 91. Dossie (R.) Mem. of Agricult. 58. Douce (Fr.) Illustr. of Shakespeare,
Dryden (J.) Prose Works, 169. Du Bost (Chr.) El. of Commerce,25. Ducarel (A.C.) Anglo-Gall.Coins,86. Dufour (P. S.) Traité du Café, 47. Du Fresne (C.) Gloss. med. et in- fim. Latin. 138.
med. et inf. Græcitat. ib. Du Fresnoy (M.) Art of Painting, 57. Du Fresnoy (L.) Chron. Tables, SS. Dugdale (Sir W.) Imbanking, 59.
Monasticon Anglicanum, 99, Antiq. of Warwickshire, 108. Du Halde (J.B.) Descr.de laChine,78. Description of China, ib.
Du Mont (Sieur) Voy. to Levant, 73. Duncan (Andr.) Med. Comm. 47. Med. Annals, ib. Duncan (W.) El. of Logic, 20. Dundonald (Ld.) connect, between Agric. and Chemistry, 58. Du Lac (P.) Trav. in Louisiana, 83. Dupin (L. E.) Eccl. Hist. 91. Du Pratz (M.) Hist. of Louisiana,83. Durham (Bp.) Tracts, 16. Dutens (M,) Mem, of himself, 135. Du Vargas (P.) Traité de Metall.40. Dyde (W.) History of Tewkes- bury, 103.
Eccles. Hist. of England, 117. Eclectic Review, 175.
Ede (J.) View of Coins, 86. Edinburgh, R. S. Transactions, 35. Soc. Med. Essays, 47.
Ess. & Obs. Phys. & Lit. ib. Med. & Surg. Journ. 48. Med. Museum, ib.
Edinburgh Review, 175. Edmonson (J.) Heraldry, 122. Education, 22.
Edwards (B.) Hist. of W. Ind. 85. Hist. of Domingo, ib. Egypt, Mem. concerning, 80. Ehrenmalm (A.) Trav.in Lapland,69. Electricity, 38.
Ellesmere (Ld.) Case of Post-Nati,32. Ellis (G.) Early Eng. Poets, 159. Spec. of metrical Rom. ib. Elsueri (J.) Observ. Sacræ, 7. Elwood (T.) Sacred History, 15. Encyclopædia Britannica, 56. Perthensis, ib.
Eufield (Dr.) History of Philoso- phy, 19.
England, Topography, etc. of in ge- neral, 97.
Topography,etc.of Counties,101 Chronicles & Gen. History, 109. Hist. during particular periods,
Parl. History, 116. Eccles. Hist. of, 117. English Topographer, 99. Entomology, 43.
Epictetus, by Carter, 146. Episcopii (Sim.) Opera, 16. Erdeswicke (S.) Survey of Stafford. shire, 108.
Erotici Scriptores Græci, 146. Erpenii (T.) Hist. Saracen. 127. Erskine (Ld.) Speeches, 32. Espriell's Lett. from Eugland, 99. Estates Tail, Treatise on, 32. Ethics, 21.
Eton (W.) Survey of Turkish Em- pire, 73. Euclidis Opera, 52.
Elements, by Leake, ib. Elements, by Simson, ib. Elements, by Whiston, ib. Euleri (L.) Theoria Musicæ, 56.
« AnteriorContinuar » |