Vine, methods of cultivating in

Italy, &c. 502. Voyages of difcovery in America, enumeration of, 19.

W

War, horrible effects of, 554. Contrafted with the happy condition of a German principality in which the arts of peace are alone cultivated, 556. The folly as well as inhumanity of war expofed, 573. Stratagems in, no better than cheating and treachery, ib. Warburton, Bp. his birth and education, 323. Obtains the rectory of Brand-Broughton, 324. Commencement of his literary career, ib. His marriage, 325. His learned labours, 326. His death, 327. His character, ib. Watt, Mr. his pneumatic appa

ratus, with directions, &c. 220. Windham, Hon. W. charged with

want of temperance in his public conduct, 204. Defended, 340. Woodward, Mr. account of two new British Furi, 265. Of British ftellated Lycoperdons,

266. Wyvill, Mr. his refpectable character as a political reformer, 262. His collection of political tracts commended, 263.

X

Xenophon, ftory of the Thymbriad, from his Cyropadia, 27. Specimen of Lady Burrell's tranilation, 38. ----, defence of the Athenian democracy, 403.

Y

Yellow bark, inquiry into the medical efficacy of, 181.