Intelligence respecting arts,

Review of Sir John Sinclair's statistics,

To correspondents,

Account of some antiquities in Scotland,

Plan and elevation of a druid's temple in Aberdeenshire,

Sketch of the life of the earl of Marr concluded,

Reading memorandums

Review of Sir John Sinclair's statistics concluded,

Philosophical geography, part 111. with a map,

Observations on Watson's history,

The effects of imagination,

On the chances in the lottery,

On banking companies,

The dean Badajoz, a tale, from the French,

127

Comparison between the mode of writing history by the ancients and moderns, 121

The necessity of roguery exemplified,

On Smollet's writings,

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On some petrifactions in Fife,

Observations on Pope's works,

Azakia, a tale, coucluded,

Intelligence respecting arts,

A proposal for victualling the navy, &c

Authentic particulars respecting Thomson,

The will,

On rearing oak woods in Scotland,

Account of an ancient stone coffin,

Reflections of Frederick the Great,

Account of the court of the press,

Intelligence respecting arts,

On trade and manufactures,

Parliamentary proceedings,

Anecdotes,

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To correspondents,

Miscellaneous remarks on the political progress of Great Britain,

Remarks on grammar,

Exercises in practical grammar,

On the circular buildings called duns in Scotland,

Elevation of Dun-agglesag in Rofsfhire,

Philosophical geography,

Peter, a tale,

To correspondents,

Miscellaneous remarks on the political progress of Great Britain,

Novum organum politicum,

Philosophical geography,

Reflections of Frederick the Great,

Intelligence respecting arts,

·Parliamentary proceedings on the corn bill,

To correspondents,

Historical chronicle at the end,

A song, Resolv'd said the poet,

On the approach of winter,

The bird's nest,

177

178

Lines found in an old book,

ib. The determination,

21T

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22.0

POETRY.

179

33 | A picture too true,

ib. Ode for a club, Dec. 31. 1791, 217

34 A fable,

218

Gleanings of ancient poetry,

from Gavin Douglas,

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70 Portsdown hill,

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105 Verses copied from a window, 252

106 Lines written below a print of

107 a-sleeping child,

ib.

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To the snow drop,

Ode by Matthew Bramble, 295

The complaint, by a lady, 296

Song by Thomson, never before

published,

294

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329

ib.

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JOHN EARL of MARRE, LORD ERSKINE LORD HIGH TREASURER of SCOTLAND,

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From an original Painting by Cornelius Junfen
And Published as the Met Directs 4". Jan. 1792..