Memoires de M le Duc de St. Simon, fur
le Regne de Louis XIV. & fur les
premiers Epoques des Regnes fuivans, 234

The Mine, a dramatic Poem, the fecond

Edition, to which are added, two

historic Odes, by J. Sargent, Esq.

fmail 8vo.

381

The Hiftory and Chemical Analysis of the

Mineral Water lately difcovered in

the City of Gloucefter; the various

Difcafes to which it is applicab.e

confidered; and the neceffary Regu-

lations for drinking it with Succefs

afcertained, and prefcribed, by John
Hemming, M. D.
163
The Sentimental Mother, a Comedy in
five Acts; the Legacy of an old
Friend, and his latt mo. al Leffon to
Mrs. Helter Lynch Thrale, now
Mrs. Piozzi,
158

A general Hilary of Mufic, from the

earliest Ages to the prefent Period,

by Charles Burney, Muf. D. and

F. R. S. Vols. III. and IV.

94

165

The Hiflory and Antiquities of the Town
and County of NEWCASTLE upon
Tyne, including an Account of the
Coal-trade of that Place, and em-
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public Buildings, &c. by John
Brand, M. A. 2 Vols. 4to.

Mr. Necker's Report, to his moft

Chriftian Majefty in Council, an-

nouncing important Changes in the

French Government; tranflated

from the French, 484.-See Index

for other Articles concerning him,

&c.

A Differtation on the Process of Nature

in the filling up of Cavities, healing

of Wounds, and reftoring Parts

which have been destroyed in the

Human Body.This Piece obtained

the Prize-medal, given by the Ly-

ceum Medicum Londinenfe, for the
Year 1779. The Author, James
Moor, Member of the Surgeon's
Company of London,

39

OBSERVATIONS on the Clafs of Ani-

mals, called by Linnæus Amphibia;

particularly on the Means of diftin-

guishing thofe Serpents which are

venomous from thofe which are not

on fome of Mr. Tho-
mas's Remarks on Mr. Bradford's
Reflections upon the Baptift Cir-
cular Letter, dated at Aulcefter, in
June, 1736, by J. Tomkies, 12mo.
406
chiefly relative to Pic-

turefque Beauty, made in the Year

1776, on feveral Parts of Great

Britain, particularly in the High-

lands of Scotland, by W. Gilpin,

518

A. M.

very,

Ode to his Majefty, on his happy Reco-
152
The rural Economy of Gloucefter-
fhire, including its Dairy; together
with the Dairy Management of
North Wiltshire, and the Manage-
ment of Orchards and Fruit Liquor,

in Herefordshire, by Mr. Marshall,

447

Oeuvres Pofthumes de Frederic II. Roi de

Pruffe, en 15 Tomes, Berlin.-Or,

the Hiftory of my own Times,

Part I. II Vols. 1. II. London.-

(continued from Page 141) 296

A general Hiftory of the Ottoman Em-

pire, dedicated to the King of Swe-

den; tranflated from the French of

M. de M
D'Ohoffon, 4to.

Vol. I. with French Plates, Folio,

51. 55. in Boards,

391

Obfervations on Mr. PALEY'S Theory
of Civil Government, and the Duty
of Submiffion,
195
The Chriftian Officer's Panoply, con-
taining Arguments in favour of a

Divine Revelation, by a Marine

Officer, 12mo.

405

Remarks on the Nature of Pantomime,

or imitative Dance, ancient and mo-

dern,

Parochialia; or, Inftructions to the

Clergy, in the Difcharge of their

Parochial Duty.-And Maxims of

Piety and Chriftianity, by the late

right Rev. Thomas Wilfon, D. D.

405

The Parfon's Wife, a Novel, written
by a Lady, 2 Vols. 12mo.
251
Phædon; or, the Death of Socrates,
by Mofes Mendelffohn, tranflated
from the German,
472

First Report of the Philanthrophic Soci-

ety inftituted in London, Sept. 1783,

for the Prevention of Crimes, 8vo.

329

Philofophical Tranfactions of the Royal

Society of London, Vol. LXXIX.

for the Year 1789, Part I.
413

Efays on Phyfiognomy, for promoting

the Knowledge and Love of Man-

kind; written in the German Ian-

guage, by J. C. Lavater, and tranf-

lated into English by Thomas Hol-
croft; illuftrated by three hundred
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285

Mifcellaneous Pieces in Profe and Verle,
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276
The Benevolent Planters, a Dramatic
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A Poem, in Hudibraftic Verfe; with
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154

Poems, by Anthony Pafquin, 2 Vols.

150

by Charles James, Efq. 2 Vols.

386

The Pofthumous Works of Frederic II.

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12mo.

I. and II. tranflated into English, 132

Praxis Medica fyftematice expofita, fe-
lectis Diarii Nojocomii Fredericianæ il-
luftrata. Auctore Frederico Bang, M D.
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nia, 8vo. 1789.-Et-Selecta Diarii
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Tom. I. Annos 1782, 3, continens :
Tom. II. annos 1785, 6, & 7. Auctore,
F. L. L. Bang, M. D. &c. 2 Vols.
8vo. 1789,
520

A Vindication of the Doctrine of the Pre-

existence of Chrift, confidered in a

practical View, humbly recommend-

ed to the Attention of the Serious,

by Jofeph Cornish,
162

On the Principle of Vitality in Man, as

defcribed in the Holy Scriptures,
and the Difference between true and
apparent Death; a Sermon preached
in the Parish Church of St. Andrew,
in Holborn, on Sunday March 22,

for the Benefit of the Humane Soci-

ety, by Samuel, Lord Bishop of St.

David's,

490

An Introduction to the Principles of Mo-

rals and Legiflation, by Jeremy Ben-

tham, Efq. 4to.

333

The Principles of the Revolution affert-

ed and vindicated, and its Advan-

tages stated, in a Sermon preached at

Caftle-Hedingham, Effex, Nov. 5,

1788, by R. Stevenson,
489

A Description of a Set of Prints of Ro-
man History, defigned as Ornaments
for, and eafy Leffons in, thofe Apart-
ments in which Children receive
the first Rudiments of their Educa-
tion, by Mrs. Trimmer,
80
Priory of St. Bernard, an old English
Talc, being the first literary Pro-
duction of a young Lady, 76
Authentic Copy of the Proceedings of a
General Court Martial, held at the
Horfe-Guards, on Friday the 26th
of June, 1789, on Hugh Debbieg,
Eiq on three Charges exhibited by
his Grace Charles Duke of Rich-

mond, &c. 4to.
410

Prudence; a Moral Poetical Effay,

151

The RECOVERY; or, the Tears of Fac-

tion, a Poem, occafioned by the late

Occurences, by an Paonian, 154

Redemption,

Extra official State Papers, addreffed

to the right hon. Lord Rawdon,

and other Members of the two

Houfes of Parliament, affociated for

the Prefervation of the Conftitution

and promoting the Profperity of the

British Empire, by a late Under-Sc-

cretary of State,

532

Appendix to Thoughts on Subfcription by

William Frend, M. A.

Suicide, a Poem, by Mary Dawes

Blackett, 4to.

388

The Kife, Progrefs, and Effects of Sunday-

Schools, confidered in a Sermon,

preached at Taunton, March 28th,

1789, by Joshua Toulmin, M. A.

252

160

Supplement aux Memoires de M. le Duc

de St. Simon, et a l'Obfervateur veri-

diques fur le Regne de Louis XIV. fur

les Premiers Epoques du Regne fuivant,

pour fervir de Suite et de Compliment

aux trois Volumes deja publiés avec des

Notes bifloriques et critiques, 4 Tomes,

Londres 541.--See Memoire.

The Sword of Peace; or a Voyage of

Love, a Comedy in five Acts, 488

The Works of Thomas Sydenham, M. D.

on Acute and Chronic Difcases;

wherein the Hiftories of them, and

Modes of Cure as recited by him,are

delivered, to which are fubjoined,

Notes corrective and explanatory,

with a Variety of Annotations, by
Geo. Wallis, M. D. 2 Vols. 8vo. 219

7

The Chrifliau Duty of THANKSGIVING,

a Sermon, preached at Hanwo th,

in the County of Middlefex, on

Thu fday, April the 23d, 1789, being

the Day appointed for a folemn

Thankgiving to Almighty God for

his Majefty's happy Recovery:' by

Thomas Lancaster, 4to.

324

Theofophical Effays; or, the Wisdomi

and Goodness of God, feen and read

in the Procefs and Operations of

Vegetative Nature, by Samuel saun-

ders,

250

Tetrachymagogon Hypercriticum, a

Piece of Poefy mérry and fedate,

with all proper Distance infcribed

to Abraham Quarterman, Aie and

Iron Draper, by Tom Plumb, 154

Memoirs and Anecdotes of Philip Thick-

neffe, late Lieutenant Governor of

Land-Guard Fort, and unfortunately

Father to George Touchet, Baron

Audley,

252

Thirty-eight Plates with Explanations,

intended to illuftrate Linnæus's

Syftem of Vegetables, and particu

larly adapted to the Letters on the

Elements of Botany, by T. Martyn,

B. D. F. R. S.

8 [

A Tour through Sweden, Swedish

Lapland, Finland, and Denmark,

in a Series of Letters, illuftrated

with Engravings, by Matthew Con-

fet, Efq.

44

to the Weft of England, in

1788, by the Rev. S. Shaw, M. A.

183

Tractatus varii Latini à Crevier, Brotier,

Auger, aliifque clariffimis Viris con-

fcripti, et ad Rem tum criticum,

tum Antiquariam pertinenfis. Quibus

accefferunt Note quamplurimæ, ad Li-

brum de Moribus Germanorum, ex C.

Taciti Editione Broteriana excerpia,

from St. Petersburgh in Ruf-

fia to various Parts of Afia, illuftrat-

ed with Maps, 2 Vols. 8vo. by

John Bell,

175

The Trial of Mr. Atkinson, Linen.

draper of Cheapfide, for Crim Con.

with Mrs. Conner, wife of Mr.

Conner, late of the Mitre, Barnet,

498

The Trifler, a new Periodical Mifcel-

lany, by Timothy Touchstone, of

St. Peter's College, Westminster,

46

The Mental Triumph, a fentimental

Novel, by a Lady, infcribed by Per-

miffion to the plaineft of her Sex,

3 Vols. 12mo.

327

The Twin-Sifters; or the Effects of

Education, Vol. IV.

495

A Treatife upon the Typhus Fever;

publifhed for the Benefit of establish-

ing a Lying-in Hofpital in Balti-

more, by George Buchanan, M. D.

247

Tyranny annihilated; or the Triumph

of Freedom over Defpotifm; con-

taining a particular Account of the

Rife, Progrefs, and various Incidents,

which produced the late grand and

memorable Revolution in the Go-

vernment of France,

323