Nobility. A Fable:ib. Summer, ad-
drefs'd to Mira, ib.
Remarks of the British mintiry on the
French King's memorial
'ope Mr. Elfay on his genis and writings
'ortugal, Kingdom, account of
owlet Lord Harry, his cafe 14.
Tons of a court martial thereon
ræmiums adjudged by the fociety for encou
taging Arts
redictions Enthusiastick, abfurdity of, expo-
ruffia King of, substance of the late treaty
with him
ride, Eflay on
Tamminitus King of Egpyt, remarkable
story of
ublick diversions, exceffive paffion for, bla-
OETRY: Drunkness, a Satyr, 83. A
Song 84. The willing Maid, ib.
modern Buck, an Epigram, ib. A Fable,
85. An occafional Ode on the dawn of the
fuccefs of our arms, ib. Sincerity, a Poem
ib. Prologue to a new Farce, intitled, the
Englishman returned from Paris 172. E-
pilogue to the fame 173. Thoughts in a
church-yard, ib. Lines on the death of a
Friend 174. Nature's compliment to a
Lady 175. An Elegy written in a winter's
day. ib. Sweet Nanny, a new fong 176.
The new fheep fhearing fong in the Win-
ter's Tale, ib. The Contentment, a new
fong. ih. Prologue to the new Tragedy
of Athelstan 261. Epilogue to the fame,ib.
A vernal fong to a young lady, ib. To
Laura, an invitation to the country 263.
To the commander of the British feet ib.
A foliloquay composed on the morning of
the general faft 264. Tobacco. A Poem,
ib. Pfalm lxviii. ver. 1. Let God arife,
and let his enemies be fcattered 265. The
Arbour, or the Rural Philofopher, a poem
ib. The Aparition of Mandrin's Ghost
267. St. Mungos in Glasgow 455. Ver-
fes wrote by a Lady on the late ftormy
weather 456. On a young Lady complain
ing of a bad memory ib. To Mifs R.
Th---pe 457. Op Mr. Walpole's house at
Twickenham, ib. Verfes to a Lady who
refufed the kifles of her Lover, ib. To
Happiness, an Ode 555. To an old Lady
fond of drefs, 556 Perjur'd Collin, Or the
Nymph forfaken, ib. Evening: or, the
Exclamation 557. A new fong 558. The
Lover's prayer, 559. Thoughts upon the
Refugees, French, their state and condition
Regiments, ten new to be raised
Rome, church of, charged with Idolatry 232
Rouelle, M. his letter to secretary Fox 86
Rochford, English and French account of the
Society natural, vindication of
463
for encouraging arts, advantages de-
rived from
Speech, his majesty's to both houses of par-
Dement 472. Paoli, to the Corfican Male-
----- of the duke of Devonshire to the par-
339
Jiament
Stebbing Dr. his addrefs to his parishioners
on the general Fast
States general, British minifter's memorial to
243
Stoqueler M. his account of the earthquake
near Lifbon
Supplies, new fcheme for taifing of
Spain kingdom of, account of
Speech of Pomponius Atticus in the debate
for addreffing his majesty
of T. Sempronius Gracchus
-of Quintus Mucius
Speech of P. Furious Philus, on the bill to
eftablish a nightly watch for Bristol
of C. Numifius in defence of the ma-
giftracy
Speech of Sp. Caffins, in the debate for the
Bristol watch bill
of Afranius Burrhus, in reply
Speech of A. Baculonius, on the Bristol watch
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His birth family and accomplishments ib
His first introduction to court and rapid
progrefs there 25. Propofes a journey to
Spain with the prince ib.. His artifice to
gain the king's confent 26. The king
repents ib. Continues ror, continued
221. His adventures in his journey to
Spain with the prince 222. Their mag-
nificent reception there 223. Quarrels
with Olivares and breaks the match 224.
Continued 344. His artifice in incenfing
the parliament against Spain 345. Ruins
the earls of Middlesex and Bristol ib. Is
accufed by the Spanish ambaflador 346.
Is troublesome to the king ib. King dies
347. Letter about a fecret amour from
the prince to the duke 429. The match
with France and the dukes indifcretions
there 431. Secret motives for promoting
a war ib. Cenfured by the new parlia
ment 432. Procures it's cifolution and
goes ambaffador to Holland ib. Purchases
Erepinus's Oriental M. S. S. ib. His
return and quarrel with the fucceeding
parliament ib. Is impeached by the earl
of Bristol and screened by the king 433.
Rochellers thut their gates against the
duke 504. Lands his forces in the ifle of
Rhee 505. Publishes a manifefto and is
reinforced ib. Rochelle block'd up 505.
His fruitless aflault on the citadel ib. In-
glorious end of the expedition 507. Has
an intelligence of a plot again't his life
509. Is cooly received at court $10.
Screens himself under the fanction of a
council of war ib. The king interpofes
in his behalf
Voltaires hiftory of the war of 1741,
his character by a royal pen
Ufquebagh, receipt how to make
TEXT an obfcure one in fcripture il- Utrecht, fpecification of the treaty of
luftrated
ATER nature of 348, Stinking, how
Wind nature of
made iweet
Waters chalybeat experiments thereon by Dr.
Reynolds
366
Wales, towns on the coaft defcription of 392
War declaration of, against the French king
French against the English
Warwick man of War, English account of
her being taken, 564.
French account ib.
Tilbury fort defcription of
Wheatly the methodist, judges declaration a-
gainst him
Toys-hill, phenomenon at, accounted for 220
Whale fishing, curious account of from the
history of the royal fociety
Wines, obfervations on the ordering of 126
Verfailles court of their treaty with
Virtue neceffary to happiness
Villiers first duke of Buckingham his life 322 YORK colonel, memorial to the States Ge-
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