ANTIQUITIES. The Order of the Maunday, made at Greenwich, March 19, 1572. 128 Account of the New Year's Gifts prefented to Queen Elizabeth, 1584-5 129 The Manner of burienge great Perfons in ancient Tymes. 130 A Remembrance of the Order and Manner of the Burial of Mary Queen of An ancient Indenture relating to a Burgess in Parliament, &c. 131 134 ibid. The Nature of the British Commerce before and after the coming of the Romans. 137 A Difcourfe of Shereborne Caftell and Manor, written in the Year 1620 143 A Narrative of the Jufts, Banquetts, aud Disguisings, used at the Inter- MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS. 144 152 A Difcourfe delivered to the Students of the Royal Academy, on the Diftribution of the Prizes, December 14, 1770, by the Prefident. Remarks on Montefquieu and Voltaire, &c. with Obfervations upon the State of French Literature in the prefent Century. 159 An Effay on Subjects of Chemistry, and their general Divifion. 167 173 Thoughts on Quacks of all Denominations, by M. de Voltaire. 176 Extract from Mr. Voltaire's Anfwer to Mr. Mirabaud's Treatife, intitled, The fyftem of Nature. 181 Obfervations on the Patriotism of the Ancient and Modern Greeks. 184 On the economical Genius of the Italians. 186 An Account of fome Veftiges of Cultivation and Antiquity, which the French met with in their attempt to trace out the Faffage by Land from Canada to the South Sea. The Miftake; an Anecdote of the late King of Pruffia. 203 An Ancient Stone and Infeription recovered. Reflections on Dramatic Performances. POETRY. Extract from the Loves of Medea and Jafon. Extracts from the Minstrel; or the Progrefs of Genius. Specimen of a Tranflation of the Lufiad of Camoens; by Mr. Mickle. 205 210 215 218 Epilogue Epilogue to the Tragedy of Almida, by Mr. Garrick. To a Lady curling her Hair. 219 220 4 Tour to Stockholm; tranflated from the Latin of the celebrated M. Huet, Bishop of Atranche, by Ì, Duncombe, M. A. Part of a Chorus in Tao's Amyntas, tranflated. 221 230 Tranflation of the celebrated Soliloquy of Amarillis in Guarini's Paftor Fido. Ode for his Majesty's Birth-Day, June 4, 1771. By William Whitehead, Elys Prologue to the new Comedy called the West Indian. Epitaph on Mr. Powell's Monument at Bristol. 232 233 234 235 ibid. 236 ibid. 237 Verfes addreffed to Mrs. Montague, Author of“ An Essay on the Writings and Genius of Shakespear." On an Urn (now erected) to the Memory of William Shenstone, Efq; in HalesOwen Church-yard, Shropshire. ibid. ibid. An Addrefs to an Ironmonger, on his Birth-day. Epitaph on the Right Hon. George Grenville. 238 ibid. Jeux d'Elprit, prefented by the Hon. H. Walpole to four French Ladies, upon Ode to Leven-Water; by the Author of Roderick Random. 239 ibid. 240 The Partridges, an Elegy. Written on the lafi Day of August, by the Rev. Mr. Pratt, of Peterborough. 241 To an Infant fleeping ia the Arms of its Mother. By the fame. 242 Extract from Verfes fent to a Lady on her Birth-Day. By the fame. 244 Elegy to a Lady who wished not to hear the Toll of a Bell on the Evening of the late Princefs Dowager's Funeral. ACCOUNT of BOOKS publifhed in the Year 1771. 245 Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland. From the Dissolution of the last Parliament of Charles II. until the Sea Battle of La Hogue. By Sir John Dalrymple, Bart. In 1 Vol. Quarto. 246 An Elay on the Nature and Immutability of Truth, in Oppofition to Sophiftry and Scepticism. By James Beattie, LL. D. Profeffor of Moral Philofophy and Logic in the Marifchal College and University of Aberdeen. The Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, 8vo. 252 The History and Art of Horfemanship. By Richard Bererger, Efq. Gertleman of the Hore to his Majesty. In two Volumes, Quarto. 260 THE EN D. Printed by J. Crowder and E. Hemfied, Warwick-Square. |