docti sint, (quicquid crepent scioli) quoniam laborem atque operam ferre nequeunt. Ut autem maximum, quantum fieri potest, fructum ex lectione perciperes, quendam tibi authorum delectum, deque iis varia doctissorum hominum judicia proposui; quæ si inter se diligenter contuleris, et tuum ipse judicium acuere et confirmare poteris ; et nunquam in nullius pretii scriptoribus evolvendis oleum atque operam perdes. Quod enim ad ipsius operis rationem spectat; hoc se maxime nomine commendat; quod inde tibi Bibliothecam instruere possis; quam ad rem notitia autorum apprime utilis ac necessaria; quæ nisi adfuerit, sæpe evenit, ut homines in libris comparandis et tempore simul et nummis fraudentur. Huic igitur incommodo ut occurrerem, hunc laborem exantlavi." Oct. 19, 1805, SAMUEL EGERTON BRYDGES. INDEX. GENERAL INDEX. A. Abbott, Cha. his valuable Treatise on Merchant Shipping, 410 Robt. 310 Dr. 311 AbelRedivivus ; or, Lives of English Di- | Apprenticeship argued not to extinguish vines, by Tho. Fuller, 311 contains the work of several hands, Abilities, ordinary, fit for business of Accounts Public, reports of, by Dave- Active men, best authors, 3 Tho. 333 ed into Latin verse by Bathurst, 390 Elfricus Abbas, 293 Elian vindicates philosophers, 4 | Whiting, a full account of, 155 Diodorus Siculus, 290 Allde, Edw. Printer, 256 Allen, Capt. 338 - James, 137 Sir Tho. 38 Alva, Duke of, 291 Ames, Mr. his Typog. Ant. 54 Anne, Princess, 174 Anne, of Bretagne, wife of Charles VIII. 342 gentry, a tract supposed to be writ- Tales from, 234 Aristotle, see Eschylus, 3 Arithmetic political, a chronological Arthur of Brytayn, a work of Lord Arundel, Tho. Howard, Earl of, ac- Atlas Maritimus Commercialis, cited Aucher family of Bourne, Kent, 165 Authors only can confer immortality, 7 B. Ballad on a country wedding, by R. Blunt, Tho. 338 Baron, 166 Baltimore, Ld. 173 Barginet the, of Antimachus, a poem, 422 Explanation of the term, ib. Barnefield, Rich. 266 Barry, Geo. historian of the Orkneys, Bartas, Du, translated by Lisle, 292 athurst, Dr. friend of Dr. Johnson, 200 his philosophical studies inju- Beauty commended by F. Davison, 232 Bedford, Lucy, Countess of, 40 Benedictus Arius Montanus, author of Bernard, Jac. 155 St. 255, 257 Berners, Dame Juliana, 123 Barony, descent of, 122 Best, Cha. Poet, 229, 230 Betterton, Player, 183 Mrs. 183 Bocatius, Joh. 358 Bodenham, John, supposed editor of Sonnet to, ib. Bodin, J. a famous civilian, author of Bodleian Library, 54 Boissard, the portrait collector, 311 Bolson, or Belon, P. 178 Bourchier, John, Lord Berners, his ex- Sir Humphrey, ib. Bourdeaux, the famous exploits of Sir Bowman, Mr. 176, 182 Boyd, Walter, his pamphlet on po- Boyle, Mr. confirms his speculations by Joh. ib. Bracegirdle, Mrs. 182, 183 Frances, ib. Bristol, population of, 60 Britain's True System, by M. Postle- Britannia Languens, a discourse on Christ. poem by, 421 Brome, Alex. 36 Brown, erudition, ib. a true Christian, 87 Carlonet the Breton, 125, 127, 128, Carnarvon, Earl of, 334 Carpenter, Nath. 39 Brydall, Joh. his book called Jus Ima- Carter, Matthew, his book of the Ken ginis, 165 Buckhurst, Ld. 346, 348 Budæus, Guil. 358 Bulkeley, Visct. 186 Hugh, 185 Burns, Rob. 355 his rare genius, 59 his sensibilities inseparable from his genius, 384 Burke, Edm. his skill in political arith- Burning Bush not consumed, one of C. C. W. England's Interest by trade as- eminent in active life, as well Cambridge, the Earl of, 133 tish Insurrection, 164 his book of heraldry, 165 Carveuil, Gasper, his Trade of Mar- Cary, J. his opinion of merchants, 274 Cavendish, Gen. 334 Cecil, Wm. Ld. Burleigh, 309 M. commended for his his excellent Estimate, 70 Chambo, Sir John, 130, 141, 143 Chambers's Dictionary, 280 Chandos, Sir John, an account of his death, by Lord Berners, 124 by Mr. Johnes, 134 Ld. his glorious life and - IX. of France, 302 Chaucer, Geff. his merits, 342, 344, 346 Camden, Holland, the translator of Chauncy, Dr. 201 Cheek, Sir John, 308 Chesterfield, Ld. his bad taste in poetry, 355 Chettle, H. cited, 305 Child, Sir Josiah, his New Discourse of Of Wool and Woollen Manu- A great oracle in trade, ib. His tract on East India Trade, 414 trade, 274 Cibber, |