counterfeiting it

Cure of the Gout,

D

200

251

to the Duke of Grafton

K.

145

220

to the Duchefs of Northumberland

98
to the Author of the Police, from
Benevolus
42
Letters to the Cenfor from Maria, 5, 156
to the Editor, 99, 100, 158, 198,
215, 218

between Mr. Wilkes and Mr. Horne
161, 201

London, Reflections on the enormous
fize of
Obfervations on the Buildings of

57

86
Lord-Mayor, Proceedings of the House
of Commons againit

M.

гов

Macaulay, Mrs. Extracts from her Hif-
Maid of Bath, account of the Comedy
tory of England
137

of

Majelty, Copy of his Coronation Oath

267

142

Man of Pleasure, the
Man of War, humourous defcription of

Mansfield, Lord, Petition of James Ste-
Matlock Bath, Defcription of
phen and William Thompson to 51
Memoirs of William Bentinck, firft Earl
Medicine, its fimplicity,
of Portland

271

3r

of John Marquis of Hamilton 185
of Mrs. W. Barry

108

140

145

of Mrs. Abington

105

Metamorphofis, the: A Vision

104

1.

Jea'oufy, fatal Effects of

Middleton Dale, Description of
Monument, the latting one

Installing the Knights of the Garter, ce-
remony of
256

49

Murderer, Remarks on the Trial of a 100
Murray, Mr. Arguments from his Speech
in the House of Commons

66
Natural

179
POETRY.An Elegiac Epiftle from
a Sailor to his Wife, 33--
-Ode for
the New Year, ibid. Prologue
and Epilogue to Almida, 34.-
Poem on Civil Wars, 73.-Prologue
and Epilogue to Welt-Indian, 74.-
Poem to Lord Lyttleton, 75.-The
Reconcilement, 111.- -Prologue &
Epilogue to Clementina, 112.-
Ode to Moon-light, 113.-
nute's Reflection, ibid. The laft
Guinea 152.The Petition, 154.

-An
-A Mi-

-Mifs at Boarding-School, ibid.
To a Sea-gull, ibid.-On Anne
Prry 186.-On the Viciffitudes
and Vanity of Sublunary Enjoy-
ments, 187.-Ode for his Ma-
jefty's Birth-day, 224.The Dif-
confolate Shepherd, ibid.-The Ec-
choing Horne, 225.-Extract from
Armine and Elvira, ibid.-An Ad-
drefs to Belinda, 226.-The Screen,
a Satire, ibid.-A Hunting Song,
ibid. Prologue and Epilogue to
the Maid of Bath, 273-1 -A New
Song addreffed to J. Wilkes, Efq;
274.- -Tranflation of an Eaftern

R.

Reflections on the enormous Size of Lon-

don

57

on the late Treaty with Spain 63
on the prefent Immorality of the
Stage
Remarks on the Trial of a Murderer 100

S.

140

.56
70

Satire, keen strokes of
Scotch, their Pride humbled
Sheriffs, Lift of, appointed by the King
for 1771

78
Simon Sadlife's complaint three weeks
after Marriage

177
Slaves, the Generous, an hiftorical Anec-
dote

53

Solyman and Fatima; or the Triumph of

127

Fashion: A Tale
Spain, Reflections on the late Treaty
with

93

63

Declaration and Acceptance rela
tive to the Treaty with
Spanish War, Dialogue on
Speech, his Majefty's, to both Houses of

52

215

Parliament
Spouting-Clubs, fatal tendency of fre-
quenting them
Stage, Reflections on the present Immo-
rality of
Stephen, James, Petition of, to Lord

Mansfield
Letter to

Tale, a Chinese
Tarantula,

T.

-

141'

97

263

268

93

Taxes, new, proposed to be laid on Ba-
chelors, Dogs, and Horfes
Temple of Fortune, the: a Tale
Thompson, William, Petition of to Lord
Mansfield
Tory, Description of

V.

17

Waldemar, Margaret de, Anecdote of
Weakness, my:
Weft-Indian, Account of the Comedy
A Tale

ot

29
18

Wheeble, Mr. apprehended for publith-
ing Junius's letter
- difcharged

116

ibid.