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Oct. 19, 1805,

SAMUEL EGERTON BRYDGES.

INDEX.

GENERAL INDEX.

A.

Abbott, Cha. his valuable Treatise on

Merchant Shipping, 410

Robt. 310

Dr. 311

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AbelRedivivus ; or, Lives of English Di- | Apprenticeship argued not to extinguish

vines, by Tho. Fuller, 311

contains the work of several hands,
312; specimen of, in the life of
Andrew Willet, ib.

Abilities, ordinary, fit for business of
society, 11

Accounts Public, reports of, by Dave-
nant, 63

Active men, best authors, 3
Adams, Mr. 336

Tho. 333
Addison, one of the best prose writers, 10
Eglogæ duod. Spenser's Eclogues turn-

ed into Latin verse by Bathurst, 390
Eschylus, noted for his eminence in
public life, as well as for literary
genius, 3

Elfricus Abbas, 293

Elian vindicates philosophers, 4
Ethiopian the Fair, a poem by Wm.
Lisle; some account of, 291
Agricola Rodolph, 358
Akenside, Mark, 386
Albino and Bellama, a poem by N.

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Whiting, a full account of, 155
Alciatus, Andr. 313, 357
Alexander the Great, his courage, 301
Account of, by

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
Amsterdam, Population of, 60
Anderson, Dr. R. his poets, 248
Andrews, Bp. 312

Anne, Princess, 174

Anne, of Bretagne, wife of Charles

VIII.

342

gentry, a tract supposed to be writ-
ten by T. Philipot, 267
Arderne, Hen. 186
Ariosto, 345

Tales from, 234

Aristotle, see Eschylus, 3
Armorial bearing of Sir John Chandos,
128, 137

Arithmetic political, a chronological
catalogue of the writers on, with
some account of them, and titles of
their works, 59

Arthur of Brytayn, a work of Lord
Berners, 123

Arundel, Tho. Howard, Earl of, ac-
count of his Embassy by Crowne, 172
Ashbury, Joseph, 178
Astle, Tho. 356
Aston, Ld. 334

Atlas Maritimus Commercialis, cited
by J. Smith, 280

Aucher family of Bourne, Kent, 165
Augustus, his arts, 301

Authors only can confer immortality, 7
Avantures Les, de Baron de Feneste,
304

B.

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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
Baron Rob. poems by, 166

Barry, Geo. historian of the Orkneys,
his character, 381, 440
Barry, Mrs. 183

Bartas, Du, translated by Lisle, 292
Bastard, Tho. 266

athurst, Dr. friend of Dr. Johnson, 200
Theod. translator of Spenser's
Eclogues into Latin verse, 390
Battle-Abbey Roll, 36
Baynes, Col. 335
Beattie, James, 314, 355

his philosophical studies inju-
rious to his poetical talents, 385
account of his death and cha-
racter, 55
Beaumont, Major, 336

Beauty commended by F. Davison, 232
Becanus, Joh. 358
Becon, Tho. 310

Bedford, Lucy, Countess of, 40
Behn, Mrs. 181
Bembus, Pet. 358

Benedictus Arius Montanus, author of
the distichs to Gall's portraits, 357
Berengarius, 312

Bernard, Jac. 155

St. 255, 257

Berners, Dame Juliana, 123

Barony, descent of, 122

Best, Cha. Poet, 229, 230

Betterton, Player, 183

Mrs. 183

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Bocatius, Joh. 358

Bodenham, John, supposed editor of
England's Helicon, 217

Sonnet to, ib.

Bodin, J. a famous civilian, author of
the Six books of a Commonwealth,
352

Bodleian Library, 54

Boissard, the portrait collector, 311
Bold, Hen. 36

Bolson, or Belon, P. 178
Bolton, Edm. poet, 221, 265
Book-worms, Seneca's character of, 5
Booth, Sir Wm. 185
Borlace, Sir Joh. 191
Bosscher, Joos de, 358

Bourchier, John, Lord Berners, his ex-
cellent translation of Froissart, 116
Account of him, 121

Sir Humphrey, ib.
Wm. Earl of Ewe, ib.
A. 263, 264

Bourdeaux, the famous exploits of Sir
Hugh of, translated by Lord Berners,
123
Bower, Mr. his life of Beattie, 58
Bowles, Sir Geo. 335
Lt. Col. 336

Bowman, Mr. 176, 182
Boxhall, Sir Aleyne, 146

Boyd, Walter, his pamphlet on po-
litical arithmetic, 71
Boyl, Job. 338

Boyle, Mr. confirms his speculations by
experiment, 9
Boys, Sir Edw. 338

Joh. ib.

Bracegirdle, Mrs. 182, 183
Bradbury, Maj. 338
Bradford, Joh. 332
Brand, Sir Matth. 333

Frances, ib.

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Bristol, population of, 60

Britain's True System, by M. Postle-
thwayte, 166

Britannia Languens, a discourse on
Trade, 413
British Museum, 54
Brooke, Ld. 337

Christ. poem by, 421

Brome, Alex. 36
Brown, Mr. 338

Brown,

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Carlonet the Breton, 125, 127, 128,
129, 132, 135, 137, 138, 139, 143
Carnaby, Sir Franc. 335

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-
metic, 71

Burning Bush not consumed, one of
the volumes of Vicars's Parliamen-
tary Chronicle so entitled, an ac-
count of, 331
Butler, Mrs. 183

C.

C. W. England's Interest by trade as-
serted, 411; answer to reasons for
exportation of wool, 412
Cæsar, his popularity, 301

eminent in active life, as well
as for his writings, 3
Caft, Maj. 337
Calendarium Pastorale, a translation
into Latin verse of Spenser's Shep-
herds Calendar, by Theod. Bath-
urst, 390

Cambridge, the Earl of, 133

tish Insurrection, 164

his book of heraldry, 165

Carveuil, Gasper, his Trade of Mar-
scilles, 278

Cary, J. his opinion of merchants, 274
Case, or de Cassilies, Sir Bertram, 130,
132, 141, 143

Cavendish, Gen. 334
Cay, Joh. 310

Cecil, Wm. Ld. Burleigh, 309
Chaillot, villa near Paris, description of,
91
Chalkhill, John, 160
Chaloner,
poetry, 348
Chalmers, Geo. 64, 418

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
death celebrated by Wm.Wyrley, 148
Character, traits of, in extracts from
Cowper's letters, 208, 215
Charlemagne, 340
Charles II. 175

- IX. of France, 302
Chartier Alaine, 342

Chaucer, Geff. his merits, 342, 344, 346

Camden, Holland, the translator of Chauncy, Dr. 201

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Cheek, Sir John, 308

Chesterfield, Ld. his bad taste in poetry, 355

Chettle, H. cited, 305

Child, Sir Josiah, his New Discourse of
Trade, 411

Of Wool and Woollen Manu-
facture, ib.

A great oracle in trade, ib.

His tract on East India Trade, 414
His opinion on the science of

trade, 274
Child, little, a bad companion, 91
Cholmondeley, Lady Eliz. 186
Chronicon Rusticum Commerciale; or,
Memoirs of Wool, by Rev. J. Smith,
a full account of, and extracts from,
270, 404
Churchyard, Thomas, 115, 291

Cibber,

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