A brief account of the Negotiation between Governor Lyttleton and Attakullakulle (or the Little Carpenter) Deputy of the whole Cherokee nation, and other headmen Treaty of Peace and Friendship concluded by his Excellency William Henry Lyttleton, (932 The King's Proclamation, for the encouragement of Piety and Virtue, and for pre- venting and punishing of Vice, Profaneness and Immorality Capy of a letter from the Bibop of L-n to the King The bumble Addrefs of the Chancellor, Maflers, and Scholars of the University o Compleat authentic Lift of men of war, both of France and England, taken, funk, or cafually loft, fince the commencement of the present hoftilities An Account of the Life of George Frederick Handel, Efq. · from Mr. C. of Lancafler to the Rev. Mr. B. CHARACTERS. Account of the Lacedemonians, from the celebrated Prefident Goguet's Origin of Laws, A letter to Mr. The Answer Remarkable Narrative of Mr. Preber P. 9 19 20 21 ibid. 22 The Life of Theodore King of Corfica, published in Bibliotheca Biographica, or 25 28 The Bybop of Mayfeilles's letter to the Bishop of Soiffons, Sept. 27, 1720, N. S. 31 The conduct of a late unfortunate nobleman, tending to reflect on the marriage- flate 33 A copy of an original letter, written by Mr. Solomon Da Cofta, and fent 19 ite manuscript volumes in the Hebrew language, which were originally intended by 34 36 Milton's Apology for himself, against the charge of frequenting brothel-boufes 38 56 An abstract of the life and heroic actions of Balbe Berton, Chevalier de Grillon 59 NATURAL HISTORY. A remarkable nervous cafe An extraordinary phænomenon tranfmitted from Paris 68 A remarkable flory of a gentleman walking in his fleep, as related by a foreigner 72 An account of the remarkable alteration of colour of a negro-woman 73 75 Account of a Polifb dwarf now at Paris An account of the cafe of William Carey, aged nineteen, whofe tendons and muscles 76 78 Account of the Irish giant Account of the Oflrich, from Mr. Adamfon's defcription of Senegal An effay to explain the reason why the Atlantic Ocean conftantly runs into the 80 87 ༡༠ ibid. 92 An account of the heat of the weather in Georgia 94 An account of the havoc made by a water-spout, which happened in the village of An effay upon fchirrous tumours and cancers A remedy for a lameness produced by a fixed contraction of the parts affected A propofal to preserve persons from the perniciousness of the great dews in bat climates An account of the diftilling water fresh, from fea-water, by wood afbes On dying purple 120 121 123 124 Maxims for the improvement of wind and water-mills, and other machines that work with a circular motion An account of fome experiments, relating to the prefervation of feeds 126 127 131 141 A letter concerning the fuccefs of the preceding experiments 142 Remarks on a paper, intituled, Improvements and Savings in Inland Naviga- A new contrivance to prevent the firing of coal or other mines ANTIQUITIES. An account of an essay to prove, that the Chinese are an Egyptian colony 144 148 150 154 Adefcription of the first theatre that ever was built, called the theatre of Bacchus, at Athens Extract of a letter, relating to some remarkable antiquities lately discovered in Some acccount of the first volume of gravings from the paintings that have been 159 161 Some account of the medallic biftory of Marcus Aurelius Valerius Caraufius, Emperor 167 An account of the origin of Chivalry Some account of Tboulouse; and the rife of the Inquifition, which first took place in 168 170 A true copy of an original lodged in the Tower of London An abstract of the numbers of every fort of the armed men in the counties through the 176 The rates for the entertainment of the officers of the companies appointed for the fervice 179 182 MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS. 181 185 187 Tranflation of a letter from the late Prefident Montefquieu, to the author of the View An humble reprefentation to thofe who are to fit upon the throne Extract from a piece written in Pennsylvania, in 1751, &c. Various Thoughts on various fubjects POETRY. The Alor Elegy written at the approach of Spring To Sickness; an Elegy Ode for the New Year 1760 Verfification of two Highland Fragments Extract from the first of two Burlefque Odes lately published Of the ufe and office of the Chorus in Dramatic Performances Epigram on the Subfcription Books opened at Bath for Prayers and Gaming Epilogus ad Phormionem, and Tranflation Prologue to the Siege of Aquileia Song in the Way to Keep tiim The Fisherman and the little Fißß 205 206 209 210 214 216 222 224 225 227 230 233 234 ibid. 235 236 'ibid. The Ship and the Wind Poems extracted from an account of the works of Anacreon, Sappho, Bion, Mofchus, and Mufæus The Female Wrangler 237 239 240 An Epigram on the Marquis of Granby 241 On the Marquis of Granby's long bis Hat, charging the French lines bare- beaded The Cafile of Time. An Allegory. In three Parts. The difcontented Lawyer's Clerk, Ec An Account of Books published in the Year 1760. Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Ec. ibid. 242 245 247 An enquiry into the Beauties of Painting 249 Fragments of ancient Poetry collected in the Highlands of Scotland, &c. |