553.

Adam and Eve, account of their
creation, from an Indian hif-
tory of the world, 420.
Etna, beautiful view of its fum-
mit, in M. Houel's Voyage
Pittorefque, 603. Other views
of the Mount, 604. More
particulars, 605.
Agriculture, abfolute, fyftem of, 99.
relative, what, 102.
Air, hepatic, exper. on, 185.
——, dephlogisticated, on the in-
flammation of, in closed vessels,
553. Its effects on fire, acting
on the most refractory mineral
fubftances, 557.
Alexandrian MS. of the New Test.

account of, 545. Dr. Woide's
edit of, 545.
Alfred, king, his verfion of Oro-

fius commended, 616.
America, great advantages to be
reaped by, from her commercial
intercourse with France, 594.
Argand's lamp confidered, 321.
Afiatic Mifcellanies, 422, 480.
Afthma, cafe of a cure of, in
which the flowers of zinc were
highly inftrumental, 333.
Aftronomical inftruments, obferva-
tions on the methods of gradu-
ating, 29, 157.
Athenians, account of their man-
ners, and the ftate of their re-
public, at the close of the Per-
fian wars, 460.
Atonement, Dr. Price's notion of

that doctrine, 402.
Attachments, doctrine of, 259.
Attorneys, the low ones, pettifog-
gers, their vile practices expof-
ed, 175.

APP. Rev. Vol. LXXVI.

Balloon (air) account of the ca-

taftrophe of that by which
Pil. de Rozier and de Romaine
perished, 331. Caufe of that
unhappy accid. inveftigated, ib.
Barker, Mr. his barometrical and
thermometrical regifter, 193.
Bafaltes, remarkable rock of, in
Sicily, 604.

Bath waters, their fuccefs in pa-
ralytic cafes, eftimated by the
hofpital regifter, 535.
Beak, Bp. his character, 146. In-
terment at Durham, 147-
Belknap, Mr. his account of the
white mountains in New Hamp-
fhire, 138.

his obfervations on
the Aurora Borealis, 393. On
the method of preferving parf-
nips by drying, 470.
Bellendenus, fome account of that

writer, 489. New edit. of his
three books De Statu, &c. ib.
Berkeley, Bp. anecdote of his con-

nection, as a writer, with Steele,
in the Guardian, 23.
Berthollet, M. his memoir con-
cerning the difference between
radical vinegar and the acetous
acid, 553. Concerning the
preparation of cauftic alkali,
its cryftallization, and its ac-
tion on spirit of wine, 554.
Bolfover cattle, in Derbyshire, ac,
count of, 428. Magnificent
entertainments given there to
Ch. I. ib.
Brain, diseases of, and accidents,
to which it is liable, confider-
ed, 35-

ftructure of, enquiry con-
cerning, 559

Bryant, Mr. his account of the
torpedo, 140.

Extraordinary effects of, 583.
Phenomena refulting, 584.
Elliot, Dr. his obferv. on the af-
finities of fubftances in fpirit of
wine, 189.

, Dr. John, his exper, on
light and colours, published
without his name, 524.
Enchanted fruit, an Indian tale,
482.

Etymology, obferv. on, 598.
Euxine, commerce of, late changes
with respect to, 580.
Eye, difeafes of, confidered, 36.
Eyre, Baron, his opinion on the
legality of military power, 533.

Fathers, Chriftian, their opinions
concerning Chrift, 15.
Ferns, Brit. remarks rel. to, 130.
Figure, obferv. on making a figure,
113.

Fire, philofophical difquifition
concerning, 318. Compound-
ed with light, ib. Phenomena
of, 320.
Fire-pump, electrical defcription
of, 552.
Fish, their structure and phyfiology
explained, 149. A new elec-
trical fish defcribed, 196.
Flagg, Mr. his account of the
torpedo, 141.

Ford, Parfon, anecdote of, 275.
-, Captain, his tranflation of
"Softly," an ode, from Hafiz,
422.

France and America, advantages
accruing from a commercial
intercourfe between those two
nations, 593.
Franklin, Dr. his propofal for a
new hygrometer, 389. Sundry
maritime obfervations by, 467.
Causes and cure of fmoky chim-
nies, 469. Description of a
new ftove for burning pit-coal,
and confuming its smoke, 470.
Dr. Rufton's letter to him on
fmoky chimnies, ib. :
Freezing. See Congelation.
Frefbets, a word ufed in an Amer.
publication, explained, 272.

GAs, inflammable. See Monge.

Gentil, M. his memoir on the
obliquity of the ecliptic, 560.
Gilpin, Mr. his obferv. on the

annual paffage of herrings, 141.
Goodricke, Mr. his obferv. on a
ftar in the head of Cepheus, 30.
Gout, new theory of, and method

of prevention and cure, 220.
Grauchain, M. de, his obferv. on
a folar and a lunar eclipfe, 219.
Gratitude, encomium on, 409.
Gray, Mr. critical remarks on his
poems, 509.

Greece, anc. tate of the arts in,463.

Habakkuk, animated passage in,

critically illuftrated, 49.
Haggai, his prophecy relative to
the rebuilding of the temple,
critically investigated, 53. Con-
troverfy on that fubject, 410-

414.

Hamilton, Sir W. his particulars

relative to the present state of
Vefuvius, 195.

Harpfichord, improved method of
quilling, 470.

Harrogate, new fprings lately dif
covered in that neighbourhood,
187,
Haftings, Mr. his memoirs of In-
dia, 70.
Recommends the
publication of the Bhagvat
Geeta, 200. His laudable en-
deavours to promote the study
of Indian literature, 301. Pro-
ceedings against him in Parlia-
ment, and publications pro and
con. 177. 254. 344. 444.523.
Heat, philof. investigated, 319.
See alfo Wedgwood and Thomson.
Herrings. See Gilpin.
Herfchel, Dr. his catalogue of

1000 new nebulæ, and clusters
of ftars, 119. His inveftiga-
tion of the caufe of that indif-
tinctness of vifion, which has
been afcribed to the fmallnefs
of the optic pencil, 198.
Hickocke, Mr. his tranflation of
the travels of Cæfar Fredericke,
480.

X x 2

Hindley,

Hindley, Mr. his method of gra-
duating aftronomical inftru-

ments, 29.

Hindoos, their care to guard their
facred books from the eyes of
ftrangers, 199. Tranflations
of them much to be wished for,
200. Their Bhagvat Geeta, a
performance of aftonishing fub-
limity. Account of that work,
with fpecimens, 202. 295.
Hiftorian, eulogium on the labours
of, 145.

Hope, ode to, by, Mifs Bowdler,

4c9.

Hopkinfon, Mr. his account of a
worm in a horfe's eye, 140.
Optical problem propofed by,
144.

his defcription of a
machine for measuring a fhip's
way, 467. Improved method
of quilling an harpsichord, 470.
Houel, M. his Voyage Pittoresque

commended, 61. The num-
bers of this work, from 15 to
21, both inclusive, reviewed,
ib. His afcent to the fummit
of Etna, 605. His theory of
volcanos, 6c6.
Hunter, John, his notion of the
compofition of bone corrected,

406. His account of the fe-
cretion in the crop of young
pigeons, 407. On the colour
of the pigment in the eye of
different animals, 408.
Hutchins, Mr. his defcription of a
remarkable rock and cascade in
Pennfylvania, 144.

, Mr. author of the hift. of
Dorfetfhire, anecdotes of, 429.

Amefon, Mr. his account of
Roman camps in Forfar, 432.
Jerus always Unitarians, 18. In-

vited by Dr. Priestley, to a re-
ligious conference, 233.
Indian and Perfian literature, 422.
480

Indians of N. Amer. particulars

relative to their nature and
cuftoms, 197.

Johnson, Dr. Samuel, his life, I
with occafional remarks on his
biographer, by the Reviewer,
273. 369. His critical talents
arraigned, 506.

Jones, Sir Wm. his excellent cha-
racter, and uncommon literary
endowments, 414. His compo-
fitions the brightest ornaments
of the Afiatic Mifcellany, ib.
His hymn to Nayarena, 417.
Hymn to Serefwaty, 481.
Jofephus. See Haggai. See Templ
Ireland, caufes of the commotions
in that country affigned, 67.
Review of the most import, oc-
currences there, during the lat
3 years, 69. Union with Engl.
recommended, 247. Commer-
cial connection of the two king-
doms, ib. Diftreffed state of the
church in Irel. 341. Compared
with the happier ftate of the
church in England, 342. Irish
Prefbyterians vindicated, in an-
fwer to the Bp. of Cloyne, 442.
Papifts defended against charges
brought by the fame Prel. 541.
Ifaiah, new tranfl. of a famous
difputed text in, 269.

Anne, a Swedish measure criti-
cally adjusted, 367.
Kirwan's experiments on hepatic
air, 185.

Andaff, Bp. his obferv. on the

fulphur wells at Harrowgate,
187. His excellent preface to
his collect. of theological tracts,
475. See alfo Watson.
Language, grammatical and criti-
cal obferv. on, 2—13.
Lapis calaminaris defined, 34.
Lavoifier, M. his reflections on the
augmentation of weight which
fulphur and phosphorus acquire
in combuftion, 554. On phlo-
gifton, 555. On the action of
fire (animated by dephlogisti-
cated air) on the most refractory
mineral fubftances, 557-
Law, Mr. his poetical reflections
on viewing the Maufoleum at
Salleram,