ib.

ib.

26. Faulkener's Hints to the Electors,

27. Beddoes's Letter to Pitt,

merce,

29. Criftall's Poetical Sketches,

ib.

60. Helme's Plutarch's Lives abridged,

61. Watfon's Fat Sermon,

118

119

ib.

30. Parfons's Ode to a Boy at Eton,

VI. CALONNE-Tableau de l'Europe.
VII. St. QUENTIN's Tranflation of
ditto.

VIII PELTIER-Paris during the
. Years 1795 and 1796.

IX. Madame ROLAND'S Appeal to
Impartial Pofterity, Part IV.
X. JENISCH's Philofophical and Cri.
tical Elimate and Comparison of
14 European Languages.

XI. D'IVERNOIS on the Affignats.
and the Finances of France, to
ift January.

XII. MACKENZIE's Sketch of the
War with Tippoo, Vol. II.
XIII. DE L'ISLE's Political Tefta-
ment of Comte de MERCY-AR-

GENTEAU.

XIV. MANNERT on the Northern
Geography of the Greeks and
Romans.

XV. Madame DE GENLIS'S Knights
of the Swan.

XVI. COMTESSE DE POLIGNAC'S
Memoirs of the Ducheffe DE PO-

LIGNAC.

XVII. GARAT's Memoirs concern-

ing the Revolution.

XVIII. ANSON'S Odes of Anacreon.
XIX, LOMBARD DE LANGRES'S
School for Children.

XX. MONTLOSIER on the Effects of
Violence and Moderation in the
Affairs of France.

XXI. Sketch of the Revolution of

States.

XXII. Reply to Dumouriez's Me-

moirs.

XXIII. Funeral Eulogy of Louis XVI.
XXIV. Comte BENINCASA's Jour-
nal of a neutral Traveller.
XXV. SERVAN on the Real State of
France.

XXVI. Hiftorical and Political Me-
moirs of the Republic of Venice.
XXVII. An Anfwer to the leading
Queftions which apply to the United
States of America.

XXVIII. Panchoucke's New French
Grammar.

XXIX. HERDER's Scattered Leaves.
XXX. -- Letters on Hu-
manization.

XXXI. The Pretended Democrat

and the Rival Emigrants, Comedies
XXXII. WILL's Tranflation of LA
VATER's Secret Journal.

GENERAL TITLE, TABLE O
CONTENTS, and INDEX, to th
VOLUME.

36. Earl of Lauderdale's Speech,

81. Macaulay's Sermon on the Liturgy, ib.

to the Minifters,

Addrefs to my Countrymen,

239