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tings, by another Lady, 465. Com-
ment on his "All's well that ends
well," 466.

SLOPI's aftronomical obfervations, 443.
SNAILS, remarkable inftance of the re-
vivifcence of, 327.

Philofophy, 570. On cenforioufnefs,
583.

TRENCH-PLOWING, 13.

TROUBADOURS, fummary view of their
writings, &c. 602. Their extinction,
609.

SORIA, J. A. de, his pofthumous works, TRUTH. See REASON.

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98.

SPENSER, imitated in blank verfe, 113.
SPIRITUAL Courts execrated, 553.
SPITSBERGEN defcribed, 123.
STARS, the clufters of, teen among the
fixed itars, 625. See MESSIER.
STEEL, procurable, directly from iron
ore, 614.

STEHLIN, Mr. his account of native
⚫ malleable iron, 334.
STELLER's defcription of Kamfchatka,
592.

STERNE, Laurence, his Correfpondence
with Mrs. Draper, 370.
SULZER, M. his phyfiological reflections
on man, 570. His explication of the
notion of an eternal Being, 582.
SYDNEY, Algernon, character of, by
Mr. Macpherson, 413.

Robert, the real father of the
Duke of Monmouth, 417.

SYMPATHETIC inks, conjuring tricks
performed by, 26.

ΤΑ

T.

ACITUS, his life of Agricola, new
tranflation of, 153.
TEMPERANCE, encomium on, 46.
TENSES. See SPEECH.

TERENCE, fpecimen of a new transia-
tion of, 321.

THEOPHRASTUS, fome account of him,
105. His characters imitated by French
and English writers, ib.
THEORY of Paradox, 589.
THOMAS, M. his eulogy on M. A. An-
toninus, 438.

THOMSON, his Edward and Eleonora al-
tered, 356.

THORN, Robert, his early fuggeftion of
a North-Eaft paffage to the Spice
Inlands, &c. 120.

THREE AGES of the French monarchy,

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TURPIN, M. his hiftory of the Koran,
531.

his French Plutarch, 534.

V.

AUGONDY, Mr. R. de, his account

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of thofe tracts of Afia and Ame-
rica that are fituated to the North of
the South Sea, 346.
VERSAILLES defcribed, 382.
VIEUSSENS (fee RAYMOND) his history
of internal diseases, 441.
VIRTUE, analysis of, 570.
UNDERSTANDING, human, how far
capable of cultivation, 563.
UNIVERSAL History of the vegetable
world, 440.

Dictionary of Arts and
Sciences, an impracticable plan, 575.
VOLTAIRE, his allegorical romance in
praife of Reason and Truth, 585.
VOLVOX, curious account of the pro-
pagation of this animalcule, 169.

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Conflictor, fingular hiftory of,

VOYAGES toward the North Pole, feries
of, 121.

VOYAGES Metalurgiques, ou Recherches,
&c. 348.

UTERUS, double, See PURCELL.

WA

W.

AG, vulgar, a character, 109.
WALSH, Mr. his account of
the Torpedo, 332.

WARKWORTH, hermitage there, de-
fcribed, 234

WATELET, M. his, effay on gardens,
345

WEGUELIN, M. his univerfal and di-

plomatical History, 343. His mem.
on the Philofophy of Hiftory, 584.
WEST, Mr. the friend of Mr. Gray, ac-
count of, 378. Letter to hm, from
Gray, ib. Another letter from the
fame, 385.

WEST-INDIES. See GLOVER.
WILMER, Mr. his account of a woman

accidentally burnt to death, 334.
WILLOUGHBY, Sir Hugh, his voyage,
on difcoveries, to the N. E. 121.
WOLLASTON, Mr. his aftronomical obf,
334

WOMAN

WOMAN accidentally burnt to death,

fuppofed to have been rendered inflam

Y.

mable by her exceffive use of spirituous YORK, Duke of. See James If.

liquors, 334.

WORMS. See ANIMALCULA.

Z.

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P. 66, 1. 11, for gave, r. grave.

P. 70, 1. 16 from the bottom, for is it, r. it is.

P. 104, par. 4, for decads, read duads, every time that word is repeated.

P. 108, 1. 8, for give only two, r. give only, as fpecimens, two, &c. P. 173, Art. 18, I. 11, for fentiments neither, r. Sentiments are neither. P. 187, Art. 42, for to a principal, r. to be a principal.

P. 191, par. 4, 1. 6, for frequently acknowledged, r. frequently heard acknowledged.

P. 208, par. 3, 1. 16, for diforder or, r. diforder of.

P. 248, I. 6 from the bottom, for work, r. works.

P. 257 [in fome part of the impreffion] par. 2. 1. 1, for infufficient, r. Sufficient.

P. 302, del. the reflection on the late Editor of Cowley, fo far as relates to Martial. The Reviewer had not that edition of Cowley at hand, at the time of writing the account of Mr. Barry's book; but he has fince found that Cowley's Editor had referred to Martial, in a note.

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