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POETRY: A Pintoral on the rea'h Pondicherry. of a young Lady ; the Mistake ; on reVI. Pleasant Story of K. Charles II. and M. ceiving a Watch from a Lady at Parting ; St. E urethont. Life, an Ode ; written at Mr. Pope's In. VII. Of our old English Constitution. terment; to a friend under Affliction ; VIII. Abstract of a Pamphlet in relation to Character of Sir John Barnard, by Dr. the Treaty of Hanau. Cobden ; the Lover's Absence, a new Song, IX. Exposition of the King of Prufia's Mo- fer to Musick, s. s. Er tives. XXDI, The MovTHLY CHRONOLOGER : X. Cato's excellent Character, Acts passed ; Smugglers condemned ; Ma. XI. The one Thing needful for obtaining lefacters executed, &c. &c. &c. Places. XXIV. Promotions ; Marriages and Births ; XII. Oliver Cromwell's good Policy. Dcaths ; Bankrupts. XXVI. Monthly Bil of Morality. XXVIII. Catalogue of Decks. With a beautiful View of Greenwich Park, the Ranger's House, and Flumplead Ilonse : Also the North Prospect of Wifiminfter Bridge, with the Abtey, &c. all neatly engraved on Copper. MULTUM IN PARV 0. LONDON: Printed for R. BALDWIN, jun. at the Rofe in Pater-Noir-Rozes Of whom may be had, compleat Sets from the Begining to this Time, nestly Bound, or Setch'd, or any fingie Month to complete Sets. dicherry 104, &c. 107, 108 III 112 THING A of a PAT283L0T Admira! Boscarven's proceedings in the 103-107 Easi - Indies ibid. That a Patriot King ought to espouse no A particular account of the fiege of Ponparty 103 139 The evil of governing by party, in a state The liege raised 131 united 104 Character of Cato, the hero of Addison's The evil of governing by party, in a fate celebrated tragedy ibid. D. divided The noble and sublime answer which Lu'The manner of publishing acts of parlia- can makes him give to Labienus, about ment in former times 107 consulting oracles 132 A caution in relation to the cambrick afts, Further account of mutiny-bills 133 with an abstract of them Of the articles of war framed on them ibid. Total of all the French, Spanish, and reu- Pleasant story of K. Charles II. and M. St. tral ships, that have been taken, &c. Evremont 134, 135 during the late Frencb war 108 Who were the Cabal in his reign, and the The Journal of a learned and political power they assumed 124 Cius, &c. 109-117 The one thing needíul for obtaining places SPEECH of Cbryfipp:s, in favour of the 135 question relating to pawnbroking 109 ibid. E, What is meant by usurer and extortioner POETRY. The lover's absence, a new ibid. song, set to musick 136 What the necessities of the buyer, or bor- A pastoral on the death of a young lady ib. rower, may proceed from ibid. E. On receiving a watch from a lady at partThe taking of an interest for money lent, ing 137 juftified Written at Mr. Pope's interment 138 Several observations about the natural in- To a friend onder affliction ibid. terest of money Life, an ode 139 How the legal interest Mould differ, accord- To the memory of Wm. Redford, Esq; ibid. ing to the difference of the fums lent On the report of a Bririjis fleet being to ibid. G. be sent to the Balick ibid. Of lending upon personal security The mistake 140 How this matter stood before the establish Another tranllation of Gabagan's distich ment of our publick funds, and how it ibid. is at present 113 To Thomas Hill, Esq; on his being elected How this affects our trade and commerce member for Sbrowsbury ibid. ibid. On the motto under the Arms of Sir Peter How the increase of the property of fo- Warren's chariot ibid. reigners in our publick funds may affect On the supporters to his arms ibid. the nation 114 Character of Sir Jobn Barnard ibid. SPEECH of Q. Bæbius Sulca, against the The MONTHLY CHRONOLOGER laws for licenting hawkers and pedlars Earthquake in Scotland ibid. 115 Smugglers apprehended ibid. Grievances from hawkers and pedlars, and Princess of Wales delivered of a princess ibid. the advantages they have above the fair Smugglers condemned for murder, &c. 142 and settled trader ibid. Malefactors executed ibid. How this may affect the landed interest, City address ibid. the publick revenue, the private pur- Mutiny bill parred ibid. chalers, and our trade and manufactures Cambrick act commences 143 in general 116, 117. 142, 143 Account of the Gianis Causeway in Ireland Important advices from Barbadoes 143 117 King of Prullia's motives for keeping his Design of a new settlement in Nova Srotia army in readiness to march ibid. for our disbanded soldiers and seamen Translation of the inscription designed for 119 the duke of Argyll's monument. 144 The encouragements given them to settle Marriages and births ibid. there Deaths ibid. Of our old English constitution Ecclesiastical preferments 145 Rise and history of mutiny-bills 122, 123 Promotions civil and military ibid. Abstract of a pamphlet upon the subject Prices of stocks ; wind, weather of the dispute about the treaty of Hanau, Monthly bill of mortality ibid. and who were the true authors of its FOREIGN AFFAIRS 147 being rejected 124-128 Catalogue of books 148 Consequences of rejeeling it 128 Amicus may be affined, that what he so obligingly proposes, Mall be complied with the fitft Opportunity:- We thank R:ricola for the Continuance of his Favours, are much obliged to bim for his Hints, and shall cake Care to improve them, 141 120 I21 146 |