And (the third hour of drowsy morning

nam'd)

Proud of their numbers, and fecure in foul,
The confident, and over lufty French,
Do the low-rated English play at dice.

For nam'd read name; remove the parenthefis, and begin a new sentence with proud.

WINTER'S TALE; laft Scene, Paulina feeing Leontes much moved, fays, Indeed, my Lord,

--

If I had thought the fight of my poor image Would thus have wrought you (for the ftone is mine)

I'd not have fhew'd it.

For the fone is mine, read, for the flone i' tb mine, and remove the parenthesis.

TWELFTH NIGHT, A. II. Scene 8. Fabian.] Tho' our filence be drawn from us With cares, yet, peace.

For cares read cables.

ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL.

ACT 1. SCENE 3.

Parolles.] It is not politic in the common

wealth of

SCENE

VI.

Clown. I am out of friends, Madam, and I hope

To have friends, for my wife's fake. Countefs.] Such friends are thine enemies, knave.

Clown.] Y'are fhallow, Madam, in great friends;

For the knaves come to do that for me which I'm weary of.

For in, read my.

ACT II. SCENE 5.

Lafeu.] I may truly fay, it is a novelty to the world,

Parolles.] It is, indeed, if you will have it in fhewing,

You shall read it in, What do you call there. Lafeu.] A fhewing of a heavenly effect in an earthly act.

For in fhewing, read a fhewing.

ACT IV. Scene 8.

The Countefs fays of the clown, He has no pace, but runs where he will. READ,-place, no office or station in the family.

(To be concluded in January.)

Died under 2 Years of Age

8073 20 and 30 30 and 40

8251 40 and 50 91450 and 60

DISEASES.

Between 2 and 5 5 and 10

10 and 20

Abortive & Stilborn758

1875

1550 Fiftula

7 Flux

Apoplexy & Sudden 199 French Pox

105

2 107 108

· - 1

107 --O

110

CASUALTIES.
IT by mad Dogs o
Broken Limba 4

B

13 Bruited

o Burnt

2

Aged

Ague

Afthma & Tiflick 434 Gout

65

Bedridden

9 Gravel, Strangury, and

Rifing of the Lights Scald Head

Exceffive Drinking S

o Executed

Bleeding

13

3 S'one

22

Scurvy

2 Froze to death

Bloody Flux

7 Griet

Burften & Rupture 11 Headach

Cancer

Childbed

Cholick,Gripes, Twift- Impofthume

Canker

Chicken pox

249 Jaundies

ing of the Guts

45 Inflammation

Cold

2 Itch

4176 Leprofy

Convulfions

Killed themfelves 54

JI Murdered

4

5933 Lethargy

Lunatick 225 Mrafles

1013 Milcarriage Mortification

o Poifoned

54

nefa

Chriftened 16374 Females 7943)

8.0 Scalded

72 Self-Murder

2 Smothered

6 Suffocated

Total 304

Males 114892 Increased in the Burials this Year 28.

Changes, ministerial, exami- Cyder-act, reafons for its re-

ned

447

peal 8. excife-laws griev-

283

Chapel at Market-Harborough

ous ib. their extenfion to be
dreaded
ib

defcribed
Character of Gromwell's grand-
daughter 357. of Henry V.
by Villaret
559
Chevalier, young, an account
of him
Children, causes of their mor-
tality
547
Chittick, Dr, his medicine in-
veftigated
Churchill, his life
Clairaut's claim for longitude
208

56

128

106

166

Clergy, their grievances from
one alteration in the marri-
age-act
Clover, its varieties
Coals,act concerning them 281
Coal owners,difpute with their
pitmen ftated
Cochineal, Polish, account of
430
610

Cocheran, Capt. murdered 545
Colonies, American, their grie
vances 561. their impor-
tance to Great Britain 585.
their claim of privileges con-
fidered
Collection of antient monu-
568
ments of the Greek church

609

Conduct of the late miniftry
541
examined
Conftantinople, account of the
496
plague there
Convents, &c. Popish
Cooper, Bradley, and Wefket,
their robberies 16.
markable manner of difco-
very

563

re-

18, 19

Cricket, an account of the field
fpecies
261
Cromwell, Oliver, character of
his grand-daughter
Crofs, Queen's, in Northamp-
357
tanfhire 124. infcription
upon it ib. other croffes ib.
Cullodes, the Pretender's escape
from it
Cumberland, Duke, his life 543
367
Curate's catechism
Cycada of North-America de-
506
Caribed
609

Defence of the minority 25.
of the bishops for not alter-
ing the liturgy 26. ftatute
of Q. Anne, to fecure it 27.
Demonftration of the compo-
fition of forces
259
Didionaire Philofopbique 469
Difeafes, directions for treat-
ing them
214
Difcoveries, new, at Hercula
nean 268.
on the South-

Dream of Irus
Downs, Suffex
525
323
Duels, narratives of Lord Kil-
Druggs, Oleum PalmaChrifti 61
Dung, when beft to be laid on
maur's and Ld Byron's226-7
land

10

Durbach, Anna Louifa, her a-
Dutch inn-keepers, practice a-
mazing genius
mong them

EAR

E

114

AR, an uncommon dif-
order in it cured 29. oc-
cafioned by the fting of a fly

30

Eclipfe folar, at Portfmouth,
at Norwich 375 of
375-
Engine, centri-fugal, Erfkine's
the fun
612
555

Entails, law, against them

Equivocal generation, main-
tained 31. denyed 67. fin-
gular cafe of worms 67
Erkine's machine for raifing

water

ones

of

559
Etrufcan coins, two antient
Existence of invifible forewa:-
611
EXTRACTS.
ners of events afferted 599
Revifal
Shakespeare's text 65, 110.
letter concerning epic poems
69. from thoughts on civil
liberty 81. ftate of the na-
tion in defence of the Bud-
get 103. of a letter on
French painters 107. of
letters on the E. India elec-
tion 108. of Dalrymple, on
entails 109. from an odd
will 137. from a collecti-
on of ballads 179. from

Tor's advice to the people
217. of the regifter at Keym
253. from an antient mo-
aument of the Greek church

letter to the Earl of Bat
305, 351. from D.Swift's
thoughts on religion 372
from the new treatife on
tythes 399, 457. from Dr
Lewis's philofophical com-
merce of arts 401. from the
Lecture on beads 403. from
Holwell's account of Bengal
413. from the comparative
view of the ftate and facul-
ties of man 417. from the
principles of the late minif-
terial charges,examined 447
from effays on hufbandry
464. from the Dillionaire
Pbilofopbique 469, 516.
from the conduct of the late
miniftry examined 496.
from Pott's of the Fiftula in.
ano 514. from the trial of
Catherine Nairne 518. from -
Villaret's history of France
550. from the grievances
of the American colonies 56
of American papers 568,585
588-9

87

612

the fubject of husbandry 28.
from Pr. Charles (Charles
11.) to Sir Thomas Fairfax
M. S. 37. concerning epic
poems 69. from Pensacola
concerning longitude 88.
on the death of K. Charia I,
Yog. on chastity 117, of
the Marquis de Rofelle 125.
from Churchill 130 from
à gentleman at Naples 156.
from Clairaut on longitude
208. on Theron and Afpafio
209. Vice adm. Burnaby's
to the admiralty about log-
Gov.
wood-cutters 255.
of Jucatan's ib. his ma-
jefty's to the church of
Scotland 256, of Q. Crifti-
na of Sweden on tolleration
260. on Sandiman's wri-
tings 209, 265. to the Rt
Hon. E. Bate on the chang-
́es of the miniftry 305. on
an important crifis 351.
Cleonicus to Tirias 319.
from the university of Cam-
bridge to Lord Hardwicke
329. anfwer ib, from a
gentleman defcribing the
iland of Anna Bona 462.
to the common council of
London on their addrefs 424.
from a Son of Candour to the
Public Advertifer 447. two
concerning Mr Garrick and
Dr Johnson 450. from
Henry IV of France 105.
remarks on them 548. of
the existence of fpirits 599
Libels, letter concerning them
19. differently confidered
29. effence of libels 29.
law of diftin&tions ib.
Life of Pfalmanazar concluded
9. account of his writings
10. 11, 12. of Leibnitz 33.
a Cartefian M. S. ib.
count of his writings 34.
of Charkbill 128. of Wic-
Viff 151. of Uriel Acofia
162. of Banyan 168. of
Moliere 203, 257. of Dr
Stukely 211. Guflavus A-
dolphus 220. of Dr Bradley
361. of two notorious fe-
Jons 378. of the late Duke
of Cumberland
Linnæus. his Syftema Nature
epitomized
Lift of popith feminaries 563

ac-

543

57

Laws, unprophaned; Lawyers
of juries
refpectable 24.
and libels 25. plan, of a
55
new one for the poor
Lecture upon Heads
403
LETTER, on libels, warrants,

and feizure of papers 1g.
to Madame de Pompadore on

28

Liturgy reafons for not alter-
ing it
Longitude, remarks on Har-
rifon's difcovery of it 34.
proceedings relative to its dif-
covery 87. Clairaut's claim
208. minutes of the cum-
mithioners for fettling Mr
Harrifor's-

Marlborough, his fuccefs 6
Marmontel, a tale from him
213
Marriage act, remarks upon
it 106. a case stated
Maryland, table of its con-

tents

ib.

15

Pratt, L. C. J. his speech on

Wilke,'s affair
251
Pretende, young, his efcape
from Scotland 367, 407
Principles of the late ministe-
rial changes examined 447
Projectors, how treated in

America

123
Provifions, caufes of their
dearth 85. effects of it in
manufacturing counties 567
Ars, direction: for cut- Pruning, directions for it 86
ting them
15 Pfalmanazar, George, his life
Obfervations on the appoplexy 9. curious particulars con-
79
cerning him
529
Fump, new improvement in

ther

examined

449
Oil, expence of burning it 87
Oleum Palma Chrifti, ies virtues
61
Operas, Pharnaces, ftory of it
55. Maid of the Mill 77
Oxford, defcription of it 73.
remarks upon it 128, 366

P

107

juries,
the pillars of the conftitu

tion

23
Penfacola, letter from it 77
Phænician infcriptions, remarks

on

612
Philofophical commerce of
402

arts

Pbilofophical Transactions 564
Pbarnaces, a new opera 55
Phyfic garden at Cambridge

212

Pitmen, Newcaßle, their case i

them

ftated
430
Pigs, antimony help to fatten
15
Pitt and Grenville compar'd
308. Pitt's means of ob.
taining intelligence 524
Plague at Conftantinople
Plane tree, eaftern account of

it

regulating them 156
Rattle frake, its fafcinating
power
511
Realon, a definitive faculty 54
Re-ipes for distempers in theep
14. dry belly-ake 62. fe-
vers vb. bilious disorders
64. thrush ib. tetanous 64.
calcalous complaints ib.
make beer without malt 89.
for ftone and gravel 156.
jor destroying caterpillars
194. a tamily one 208. for
various complaints
for making ink
Remarks on the plan for a
new poor's law 56. оп
two curious grave flones 72.
on fome emendations of
on errors
Shakespeare 128.
in the magazine ib. on the
defcription of Oxford 128.
on the bill for amending the
highways 157.
un the
letters of Thern and Afpafio
on Bp W-n's poft-
feript 224. upon the tare
from Marmontel 359.

209.
609

159

Plan for providing for the poor
84
Plate, his obfervation on pce-
tical infpiration
Poetefs, a celebrated German
5. fpecimen of her extem-
pore productions
Policies of insurance, act con-
cerning them
281
Poor, plan for a new law for
maintaining them 84. their
diftreffes

Regency bill
Regifter at Keym
Refurrection illuftrated
Roads, maps of them 108, 217
Robberies, Lord Harrington's
16. how discovered 18
125
Rofelle's letters
Rules for diftinguishing liberty
613
from licentiousness 81. for
cathedral fingers
563
213
Rye, its noxious qualities in
bread

567

Poor their diftreffes confidered
in a new light
Popish feminaries
Portrait of posterity 322
Pott's Mr, account of the fif-
tula in ano 514. of a her-
560

nia

161

SANDI