Catalogue of a Collection of Early Newspapers and Essayists

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Catalogue of Early Newspapers and Essayists.

UNDATED VOLUMES.

758. THE WEEKLY ORACLE; or Universal Library; published by a society of Gentlemen; No. LXVIII, Saturday, May 15; halfsheet folio.

Contains an essay on Constancy. Printed and sold by T. Read, in Dogwell Court, White Friars, Fleet-street.

759. THE REMEMBRANCER; or Seasonable Advice to the People of Great Britian; half-sheet folio.

Printed by Thomas Edlin, and relates to the peace with Spain. 760. THE HIVE: a miscellaneous volume, solely intended to improve the heart, to inform the judgment, and gently to draw the affections to the love of virtue; no title; 12mo.

761. ESSAYS, Humourous, Moral, and Literary, chiefly in the manner of the Spectator, by BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LL.D; no date; 8vo.

762. THE SAVAGE; by PIOMINGO, a headman and warrior of the Muscogulcee Nation. Twelve numbers. Philadelphia, no date;

J2mo.

Essays by a native American. The work appears to have ceased with the first volume.

763. THE REFLECTOR: a periodical Essayist. Oxford, no date; 8vo. A pencilled memorandum, "Hesketh, Trinity," appears to have a meaning or indication of the author?

764. FREETHINKER'S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE; No. I; published weekly; continued to No. XLIX; 8vo.

Glasgow, printed by Paton and Love, 10, Nelson-street.

Cabinet, 120, 131, 154.
Cabinet Magazine, 125.
Caller, 121.
Cambro-Briton, 144.
Camera Obscura, 147.
Camillus, 121.
Candid Friend, 129.
Caribbeana, 61.
Casuist, 41.

Casuistical Mercury, 9.
Cato, 121.

Cato's Farewell, 45.
Cato's Letters, 43, 45.
Censor, 32, 37, 53, 151.
Censor-General, 122.
Censura Literaria, 136.
Centaur not Fabulous, 85.
Centinel, 88.

Chalmeriana, 129.
Chameleon, 153.
Champion, 69, 70, 97.
Characters, 150.
Charleston Courier, 140.
Cheap Magazine, 139, 140.

Chemist, 148.

Chester Courant, 73.

Chester Miscellany, 73.
Chinese Spy, 72.

Chit Chat, 34.

Christian Penny Journal, 155.

Christian Watchman, 137.
Christian's Amusement, 70.
Circulator, 149.

Citizen, 53, 56, 68, 100, 112.
Citizen of the World, 91.
Comedian, 63.

Commentator, 39, 42 seq.
Commerce Preserved, 25 seq.

Commerce Retrieved, 25.
Common Sense, 55, 66, 104.
Commonwealth, Weekly Intelli-
gencer of the, 1.

Companion, 151.
Compiler, 135.

Compleat Courtier; or the Morals
of Tacitus, concerning Flat-
tery; in above 100 Essays,
paraphrased by M. Amelot de
la Houssaic and M.D'Ablan-
court, 5.
Condoler, 21.

Connoisseur, 82 seq., 88, 91, 112.
Conseils d'un Militaire, 131.
Consistent Protestant, 65.
Co-operator, 151.

Co-operative Miscellany, 151.
Cork Hibernian Chronicle, 102.
Cosmopolitan, 112.
Cosmopolite, 139.

Covent Garden Chronicle, 101.
Covent Garden Journal, 77.
Covent Garden Theatre, 96.
Country Common Sense, 69.
Country Gazette, 72.
Country Gentleman, 53.
Country Spectator, 118.
County Miscellany, 118.
Courtier, 5.

Crab-Tree, 89.

Craftsman, 54 seq., 61, 66–7 1.
Craniologist, 141.

Crisis, 26, 103, 116.

Crisis Extraordinary, 104.

Critical Observer, 104.

Critick, 36 seq.

Crito, 101.

Crypt, 151 seq.

Daily Benefactor, 33.
Daily Courant, 65.
Daily Gazetteer, 73.
Daily Post, 44.
Daily Tatler, 32.
Dear Variety, 107.
Decius, 122.

144.

Essays and Sketches of Character,
149.
Essays and Letters on important

and interesting Subjects, 134.
Essays and Letters in favour of
Public Liberty, 100.

Essays by a Society of Gentlemen
at Exeter, 123.

Essays, Humourous, &c., 156.
Essays in a series of letters to a
Friend, 134-

Dramatic and Literary Mirror, Essays, Moral and Literary, 107.

Dramatic Censor, 129.
Dreamer, 82.

Druid, 139.

Drury Lane Journal, 77.
Drury Lane Theatre, 96.
Dublin Journal, 52, 54.
Dublin Morning Register, 153.
Dublin Society's Weekly Observa-
tions, 66.

Durham Chronicle, 143.

Essays, Moral and Political, 71.
Essays, Moral, Political, and En-

tertaining, 80.

Essays, Moral, Religious, and
Miscellaneous, 100.

Essays on Morals, 129.

Essays on the Art of being Happy,

131.

Essays on the Characteristics, 76.
Essays on the Intellectual Powers,

109.

Essays on the sources of the Plea-
sures received from Literary
Composition, 136.

Essays on various Subjects, 111,
133.

Essays written for a Newspaper,

144.

Eton, 132, 146, 154.
Eton College, 110.
Etonian, 145.

Eton Miscellany, 151.
Evening Advertiser, 69.
Evenings in Autumn, 147.
Every-day Book, 152.
Every dayes Intelligence, 1.
Euphrosyne, 86.

European Magazine, 133.

Examiner, 19 seqq., 29 seqq.,

141.

Eye of Reason, 134.
Eye-Salve, 119.

Faithful Scout, 1.
Fall of Britain, 104.

Farrago, 116.
Fast, 88.

Federalist, 112, 121.
Female Guardian, 111.
Female Mentor, 119.
Female Spectator, 72.
Female Student, 76 seq.
Female Tatler, 16, 18 seq.
Festoon, 133.

Flapper, 118, 123, 134.
Flowers of Literature, 130.
Flying Post, 11, 29, 57.
Flyn's Speculations, 102.
Focus, 153.
Fog's Journal, 66.
Fog's Weekly Journal, 59.
Fool, 73.

Footsteps of Blood, 131.
Four Ages, 127.
Franc-Parleur, 140.
Freebooter, 148.
Free Briton, 61.

Freeholders, 25, 34, 104, 116.

Freeman's Budget, 115.

Free Speaker, III.
Free-Thinker, 37, 54, 69, 78.
Free-Thinker Extraordinary, 38.
Free-Thinker's Information, 156.
Friend, 27, 83, 103, 110, 124, 136,

142.
Fumbler, 96.

Future Chronicle, 95.

Gazette de France, 138.
General Observer, 126.

General Remark, 14.

General Review, 78.

Geneva, Weekly Pacquet of Advice Hints for Hardinge, 153.

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