The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature

A general Collection of Voyages, an-
dertaken either for Discovery, Con-
queft, Settlement, or the opening of
Trade, from the Commencement of
the Portuguese Difcoveries to the
prefent Time, Vol. I 4to.
498

On the Confideration due to the Clergy,

from their Importance in Society;

a Sermon preached at the annive-

fary Meeting of the Sons of the
Clergy, of Pembrokeshire, by Charles
Symmons, B. D.
489

Conway Cafle. a Poem; to which

are added, Verfes to the Memory

of the late Earl of Chatham; and

the Moon, a Simik for the fashion-

able World, by James White,Efq. 73

The authentic Correfpondence between

the Duke of Richmond and Lord

Rawdon; with an Appendix, con-

taining authentic Papers refpecting

the Affair between the Duke of

York and Lieut. Col. Lenox, 76

The Critic Philofopher; or, Truth

difcovered, by A. G. Sinclair M. D.

496

Du Comedic a la Patrie, Expatrié en

Angleterre demandant la Liberté de la

Preffe par la Neceffité des Loix pour la

Liberté du Peuple François, 485

DARNLEY Vale; or, Emilia Fitzroy,

12mo.

a Novel, by Mrs. Bonhote, Author

of the Parental Monitor, &c. 3 Vols.

407

New Defcription of Blenheim, the

Seat of his Grace the Duke of

Marlborough; to which is perfixed,

Blenheim a Poem, a new and much

improved Edition,

155

Wijdom's Dictates; or, a Collection of

Maxims and Obfervations concern-

ing divine and fpiritual Truths, ex-

tracted from the Works of various

fpiritual Writers, and particularly

from thofe of Emanuel Sweden-

burg, 8vo.

403

A complete Dictionary of the English

Language, both with regard to

Sound and Meaning, to which is

perfixed, a profodical Grammar, by

T. Sheridan, A. M. fecond Edition,

469

Difcours d'un Membre de l'Aemblie

Nationale a jes Co-d-putés, 1789, 486

Two Difcourfes, addreffed to the Guar-

dians and Children of the Afyluir,

preached in the Chapel, March 8,

1789, by the Rev. Samuel Hopkin-

fon, A. M. 4to.

493

Thoughts on the Difqualification of the

eldest Sons of the Peers of Scotland,

to fit from that Country in Parlia-

ment; with Obfervations on the

Civil Polity of the Kingdom, the

fecond Edition, by Alexander, Lord

Saltoun, Advocate and F. S. A. 223-

Doncafter Races; or, the History of

-Mils Maitland, a Tale of Truth, in

a Serics of Letters, publifhed from

the Original, with interefting Addi-

tions, by Alexander Bicknell, 2 Vols.

12mo.

ADofe for the Doctors; or, the Æfci

lapian Labyrinth explored, inferib-

ed to the College of Wigs, by Gre-

gory Glyfter, an old Practitioner,

A poetic Epiftle from Gabrielle

D'Eftrees, to Henry the Fourth, by

Anthony Pafquin, Efq,

243

Efai fur l'Hiftoire Naturelle de Chilie

par M. l'Abbé Molina, traduit de

Italien, and enrichi de Notes, par M.

l'Abbé Gruvel, M. D. Paris, Née de

la Rochelle,

An Eflay on the Erysipelatous Sore

Throat; to which is fubjoined, an

Account of a Cafe of Hemiplegia,

by Thomas Reeve, Surgeon,

247

on the Prefervation of the
Health of Perfons employed in Agri-
culture, and on the Cure of Difeafes
incident to that way of Life, by W.
Falconer, M. D. F. R. S. 8vo, 407

A Statement of FACTS, occafional of,

and relative to, the late Disturbances

at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh,

by James Fennel,

The Family-Party, a comic Piece, in

two Acts,

245

The Fane of the Druids, a Poem, Book

the fecond, by the Author of the

firft Book,

151

Fanny Vernon; or the Forlorn Hope,

a Tale of Woe,

251

The Farm-Houfe, a Comedy, as altered

by J. P. Kemble,

157

The Favour and Protection of God, an

infinite Source of National Gratitude

and Joy; a Sermon, preached in the

Chapel of Gofport, on Thursday,

the 23d of April, 1789, being

the Day appointed for a National

Thanksgiving on his Majefty's Re-

covery, by Richard Bingham, B. A.

324

The Female Parliament; or the Regen-

cy confidered, by Theophilua Swift,

Efq.

127

Advice to the Female-Sex in general,

particularly thofe in a State of Preg-

nancy and Lying-in; to which is

added, an Appendix, containing fome

Directions, relative to the Manage-

ment of Children, in the first Part

of Life; by John Grigg, Practitio-

ner in Midwifery,

Scripture the Friend of Freedom, exem-

plified by a refutation of the Argu.

ments offered in Defence of Slavery,

in a Tract, intituled, Scriptural Re-

fearches on the Licitnefs of the Slave-

trade,

Foreign Literary Inteliigenee, 141,

225, 394, 477

The Culture of Forefts; with an Appen-

dix, in which the State of the Royal

Forefts is confidered, and a Syftem

propofed for their Improvement by

Lieu. Col. A. Emmerich, 8vo. 412

The Young Lady of Fortune; or, her

Lover gained by Stratagem, a Novel,

by a Lady, 2 Vols. 12mo. 328

Fragment, which dropped from the

Pocket of a certain Lord, on the 23d

of April, 1789, on his way to St.

Paul's with the Grand Proceffion,

GALLIC Liberty, a Poem; occafioned

by the Revolution in France, 4to,

326

Political Geography; an Introduction

to the Statistical Tables of the prin-

cipal Empires, Kingdoms, and States

of Europe,

454

A Practical Treatise on the Gonorrhea,

and on the fuperior Efficacy of the

Cure by Injection, by Peter Clare,

Surgeon,

246

The Four Golpels, tranflated from the

Greek; with preliminary Differta-

tions, and Notes, critical and expla-

natory, by George Campbell, D. D.

F. R. S. Edinburgh, 2 Vols.

268

National Gratitude a National Duty,

and National Allegiance a National

Bleffing; in two Sermons, the first,

preached in the Royal Chapel of

Plymouth, on Sunday the 8th of

March, 1789, alfo in the Church of

St. Andrew, on Sunday the 15th of

March, on account of our most gra-

cious Sovereign's Reftoration to

Health: the fecond preached on

April 23, 1789, being the Day of

Public Thanksgiving for the fame,

in the faid Chapel, by the Rev. John

Malham, 4to,

324

The Works of the late John Gregory,

M. D. to which is prefixed an Ac-

count of the Life of the Author,

4 Vols. 8vo.

The Guinea Voyage, a Poem, in three

Books, by James Field Stanfield, 155

204

HALF an Hour after Supper, an In-

terlude in one A&,

245

Hampshire,

Hampshire, extracted from Domesday-
Book; to which is added a Gloffary,
explanatory of the obscure and obfo-
lete Words, by R. Warner, Jun. 440
The Harp, a Legendary Tale, in two
Parts,
125
Harriot and Sophia; or, the Teft of
Love, including feveral entertain-
ing and affecting Narratives, never
before made public, written by a
Lady of Distinction, 2 Vols. 12mo.

•

408

Hartley-houfe, Calcutta, 3 Vols. 164

Heerfort and Clara, from the German,

3 Vols. 12mo.

494

The Countess of Hennebon, an hiftorical
Novel, in 3 Vols. by the Author of
the Priory of St. Bernard, 12mo. 408

The Hermit of Snowden; or Memoirs

of Albert and Lavinia, taken from a

faithful Copy of the original Manu-

fcript, which was found in the Her-

mitage, by the late Rev. Dr. L. and

Mr., in the Year 17**, 163

Obfervations on the Herring Fisheries

upon the North and East Coasts of

Scotland, &c. by Lewis Mac Culloch.

164

Hints, &c. fubmitted to the serious

Attention of the Clergy, Nobility,

and Gentry, newly affociated, by

a Layman, fecond Edition, 192

Hiftoire du Governement François, depuis

l'Affemblée des Notables tenue le 22

Fevrier, 1787, jufqu'a la Fin de De-

cembre de la même Année 8vo. Londres,

(Paris)

315

Hiftoire de l'Academie Royale des Sciences,
Année 1785, avec les Memoires de
Phyfique et Mathmatique de la même
Année, 4to. Paris, 1788,
544

The Hiftory of Sandford and Merton,

a Work intended for the Ufe of

Children, Vol. III. 12mo. 328

The interefling and affecting History of
Prince Lee Boo, a Native of the
Pelew Iflands, brought to England
by Capt. Wilfon; to which is per-
fixed, a fhort Account of thofe
Inlands, with a Sketch of the Man-
ners, and Cuftoms of the Inhabi-
tants,
496

Hiftory of the late Revolution in the

Dutch Republic,

473

The Modern Hufband, a Novel, in a

Series of Letters, by the Author of

Lucinda Ofborn, 2 Vols. 12mo. 408

Efay on the Rupture, called Hydrocele,
by Benjamin Humpage, Surgcon, 63

A LECTURE, on the Atmosphere of

London, as read before a public So-

ciety, June 14, 1788, with Plates

illuftrative of the Phenomena, and

a Preface, by B. Taylor, 4to 330

Leith Hill, a Poem

153

L' Heretier, aut minus cognitæ quas De-

fcriptionibus & Iconibus illuftravit,

566

Letter, to Sir William Auguftus Brown,

Bart. on a late Affair of Honour,

with Col. Lenox; and the Correí-

pondence with the hon. Col. Phipps,

by Theophilus Swift, Efq. 77

A Letter to the Author of a Letter

to the Bishops on the Application

of the Diffenters for a Repeal of the

Corporation and Teft Acts, by

W. A.

164

A Third Letter from Major Scott to

Mr. Fox, on the Story of Deby Sing;

Two letters relative to the Expences

attending the Trial of Warren Haft-

ings, Efq. and a Letter to Mr. Burke,

8vo.

329

A Letter to the Rev. Mr. Caleb Evaus,
M. A. by William Huntingdon, S.
406
-from Pope Pius VI. to the

French Natson, tranflated from the

Original, by Vr. Goynard du Bont-

486

A Letter

S. 8vo.

ney,

A Letter to the Rt. Rev. Samuel,
Lord Bishop of St. David's, occafion-
ed by his Sermon on the Principle
of Vitality in Man, &c.
491
to the Rev. Elhanan Win-
chefter; in which his Theological
Tenets and Opinions are fairly and
candidly examined and confuted, as
inconclufive and fophiftical, by Dr.
Simlair,
492
to Dr. Priestley; or a Volly
of Random Shot, difcharged at him,
from the oid Fortrefs, called the
Church of England, by a Volunteer,
6-22
Letters of a Friend to the Rockingham
Party, and of an Englishman,