curious Particulars relative to the Banifhment of Count Leftoc and his Lady into Siberia

151

Account of a Debauch at the present King (then Prince) of Pruffia's Court at
Rheinfberg

Extracts from the Abbé Millot's Elements of the Hiftory of England
Letter from the late Mifs Talbot, to a New-born Child

Remarks on a Sentence in the Law, called Pein forte et dure

An Effay on Flattery

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The Adventures of Scarmentado; a fatirical Novel by Voltaire
The most criminal not always the most unhappy. A moral Tale
A Fortune with a Wife no ungenerous Demand in a Husband
A Debortatory Speech by a well-affected Tanner to the County of Berkshire,
met at Abingdon the 2d of April 1649, for the Election of Pembroke, to be
Knight of the Shire

177

A godly Speech Spoken by Philip Herbert, late Earl of Pembroke, &c. as it was beard with much Content without an Oath

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186

The Folly of Self-Tormenting

An original Letter which was written by the celebrated Sir Walter Raleigh, to Prince Henry, eldest Son of James the First The Hiftory of a popular Character in France, very much mentioned, but very little known in England

Differtation on the Virtues and Abilities of Caligula's Horfe

Subject of a Picture, now painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds

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194

Tranflation of a Letter from the Empress Queen, to the Dauphin of France, on

his Marriage with the Archduchefs her Daughter

Extract from the Records of the Town of Arundel

Extract from the Deserted Village; a Poem, by Dr. Goldsmith
Ode for the New Year, 1770. By William Witehead, Efq;
Ode to the Hon. Mifs Yorke, (afterwards Lady Anfon.) By ber Brother, the
late Hon. Charles Yorke, Efq;
To a Lady with a Prefent of Pope's Works. By the fame
Stanzas in the Manner of Waller; occafioned by a Receipt to make Ink, given
to the Author by a Lady. By the fame
Aminta. An Elegy. By John Gerrard, Curate of Withycombe in the Moor,
Devon

205 An Epiftle from an unfortunate young Gentleman to a young Lady. By the fame

207

A Tranflation of Dr. King's Latin Epiftle, entitled, Antonietti's Advice to the Corficans, concerning the Choice of a King. By Mr. Ruffel

The Beggar

222

To the King of Pruffia, on his Recovery. By M. de Voltaire; tranflated by Dr. Franklin

To the Mo quis de Villette. By the Same

Ode for His Majefty's Birth-day, June 4, 1770

223 ibid.

224

Ode on bis Majefly's Bir:b-day. Said to be written by a very great Lady on the 4th of last June

A Specimen of Saragon Poetry, from Aubalfidal Annales Moflemici.

Cat killed in a Dove-house

The Horfe and the Olive. By the late Archdeacon Purn·l

On throwing by an old black Coat

The Expoftulation: To Delia. By Lord G.

The Reply By Lady Mary S

225

On a

229

Prayer to Indifference. By Mrs. G. : Found in Richmond Garden ibid.

Henry and Sophy

To Fear

Fortune the Foundation of Fame. Tranflated from Rouleau

The Petition of the Fools to Jupiter. A Fable

An Anfwer, in the Name of Lord Chefterfielt
AWjb to the North. By a Lady

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To a Robin, which has lately taken up his Refidence in the Cathedral at Bristol, and accompanies the Organ with his Singing

Part of the laft Chorus of the Second Att of Seneca's Troades

Fan

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ame and his Companions. A poetical Fable. By the Rev. Mr. R. 239 Written by a Brewer's Daughter, on her Father's difcharging his Coachman

An Account of Books published in the Year 1770.

A Journey from Londen to Genoa, through England, Portugal, Spain, and France. By Jofeph Barretti, Secretary for foreign Correspondence to the Royal Academy of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture. 4 vol. 8vo. 242 The Life of Edward Lord Herbert of Cherbury. Written by himself. 248 A Sketch of the philofophical Character of the late Lord Viscount Bolingbroke. By Thomas Hunter, Vicar of Weverham in Cheshire