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THE
LONDON REVIEW
OF
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN
LITERATURE,
BY
W. KENRICK, LL. D.
AND OTHERS.
Quid fit pulchrum, quid turpe, quid utile, quid non. HOR.
VOL. V.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR THE AUTHORS,
AND SOLD BY
T. EVANS, PATER-NOSTER-ROW
M,DCC, LXVII.
CONTEN
JANUARY,
T
S.
17770
Dr. Beattie's Effays on Poetry and Mufic, on Laughter, Claffical Learning, and
Truth
--
Mrs. Vauclufe's Moral and Entertaining Dialogues, in English and French, for
the Improvement of Youth
A Theological Survey of the Human Understanding
A Paraphrafe and Notes on the Epiitles of St. Paul
An Account of Proposals made for the Benefit of his Majefty's Naval Service
A Letter from Monfieur Des Enfans to Mrs. Montagu, tranflated by Mrs
Griffi'h
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Page
12
16
19
24
A Difcourfe upon fome late Improvements of the Means for preserving the
Health of Mariners
The Diaboliad, a Poem
Dilly's Repofitory, &c.
Rawlins's Second Differtation on Heretical Opinions, &c.
Scott's Introduction to Reading and Spelling
Bp. Pearce's Commentary
.
Dr. Watson's Hiftory of Philip the Second
Letters on Materialism and Hartley's Theory of the Mind, addreffed to Dr.
33
The General Faft, a Lyric Ode
Eftwick's Letter to Tucker
Correfpondence
FEBRUARY.
Dr. Beattie's Effays on Poetry and Mufie, on Laughter, Claffical Learning,
M. Dignan's Effai fur les Principes Politiques de l'Economie publique,
Dr. Price's Additional Observations on the Nature and Value of Civil Liberty,
&c.
Savage's Tragedy of Sir Thomas Overbury, with Alterations,
The Diabo-Lady,
150
Adam's Architecture,
Bp. Hurd's Sermon's at Lincoln's Inn,
Mr. De Courcy's,
Smith's Obfervations on the Laws relating to Debtors and Felons,
Popham's Collection of Latin Poems,
Dr. Amory's Sermons,
New Translation of Jofephus,
Fry's Edition of the Bible
Bp. Hurd's Fast Sermon,
Dr. Butler's,
Dr. Leland's
Dr. Stebbing's
Dr. Cooper's
Dr. Carpenter's
Mr. Le Brocq's
Mr. Penrose's,
Mr. Glafcott's,
Mr. Cappe's,
Mr. Kello's,
Mr. Worfley's
Correfpondence,
ib.
Other Single Sermons, on various occafions,
159
Mifcellaneous Works of Lord Chesterfield,
Philofophical Tranfactions, Vol. LXVI. Part II. continued
Bp. Pearce's Commentary,
Beattie's Effays,
Life of Mr. Hume,
161
178
184
192
198
206
210
217
226
Obfervations on a Journey to Paris,
The Rudiments of War,
231
Mac Mahon on the Candour and Good-nature of Englishmen,
Dr. Maty's Memoirs of the L fe of Lord Chesterfield, with his Lordship's
Letters to his Friends,
241
The
The Bishop of Rochefter's Commentary on the Four Evangelifts, Acts of
the Apoftles, &c.
Carter's Journey from Gibraltar to Malaga, illustrated with Views, Medals,
&c. &c.
Sir John Hawkins's Hiftory of Mufic,
257
264
276
A Journey to the Highlands of Scotland, with Remarks on Dr. Johnson's
Tour, by a Lady,
The Gamblers, a Poem,
De Lolme's History of the Flagellants,
A Letter to Courtney Melmoth on his Liberal Opinions and the Pupil of Pleasure,
The Englishman's Fortnight in Paris, &c.
Stockdale's Difcourfes, with Obfervations on Soame Jenyns's View, &c.
Forter's Account of Capt. Cook's Voyage,
The Modern Traveller, a Collection of useful and entertaining Travels
Dr. Afh's Sentiments on Education, collected from the best Writers,
Stockdale's Poetical Excurfions in the Isle of Wight,
Reliques of Genius, by the late Mr. Ryan,
289
Malton's Effay on publishing Works by Subfcription, &c.
Lord Chefterfield's Characters of eminent Perfonages,
Dr. Wakinfon on Inoculation,
Letter from Dr. Lettfom, to the London Reviewers,
Other Correfpondence,
313
316
ib
318
319
320
M A Y.
Archaeologia; or Mifcellaneous Tracts read at the Society of Antiquaries,
Vol. IV.
Melmoth's Apology for the Life and Writings of David Hume,
Dr. Maclaine's Series of Letters to Mr. Jenyns,
Capt. Cooke's Voyage towards the South Pole, and round the World,
Dr. Berkenhout's Biographia Literaria, vol. I.
Mr. Tooke's Tranflations of Pieces on Sculpture, &c. from M. Falconet
and M. Diderot,
Poetical Amufements at a Villa near Bath, vol. III.
Dr. Leake's Medical Inftructions towards the Prevention and Cure of Chro-
nic Diseases peculiar to Women,
Effay on the Dramatic Character of Sir John Falstaff,
The true Sonfhip of Chrift inveftigated, by a Clergyman,
Dr. Willis on Agiftment Tythes of unprofitable Stock,
Cameron's Translation of the Fingal of Offian,
Letter to the Duchefs of Devonshire,
Mifplaced Confidence, or Friendship betrayed,
Shrubfote's Christian Memoirs,
The Torpedo, a Poem,
Dialogue on Friendship and Society,
The Way to be Rich and Refpectable,
Squire Randal's Excurfion round London,
Afes Ears, a Fable,
Authentic Narrative of Facts relating to the Exchange of Prifoners at the
Cedars,
Written Law the Security and Happiness of a Free State,
384
True Account of the Trial of Mr. S. Bruckhaw's Action for falfe
Imprisonment,
Reflections on Gaming, Annuities, and Ufurious Contracts,