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by subscription, under the direction of Mr. Scuthey and Mr. Cottle.

Aug. 7. At St. Petersburgh, Matthew Guthrie, M. D. F.R.S.S. London and Edinb.

Oct. 11. Henry Alured Shove, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law, Recorder of Queenborough, and a Commissioner of Bankrupts, who distinguished himself by a political pamphlet, when in his first noviciate at Oxford, about 1777; but afterwards wasted good natural talents by giving them up to a party. He was aged about forty-eight.

Nov. 17. Rev. Samuel Henshall, A.M. Rector of St. Mary, Stratford Bow, Essex, and Fellow of Brazen Nose College, Oxford.'). · ··

Nov. 24. At Glasgow, Miss Marion Crawford, youngest daughter of the late Mr. George Crawford, Historiographer for Scotland, and author of the Peerage of Scotland, and History of Renfrewshire.

Dec. 3. At Ipswich, at an advanced age, Mrs. Clara Reeve. She was eldest daughter of the Rev. John Reeve, A.M. many years minister of St. Nicholas, in that town, and sister to the late Vice-Admiral Reeve. In 1777 she published The Old English Baron, a romance of considerable repute; and several other works since that time.

Lately. Suddenly, Mr. John Needham, of Hinkley, aged fifty-five, who for more than thirty years was an occasional writer in the Gentleman's Diary; and a contributor to other publications of the same nature.

Dec. 22. At his house, in Coleman-street Buildings, aged eighty-two, the Rev. John Newton, the friend and corre spondent of Cowper, Rector of the United Parishes of St. Mary Woolhoth, and St. Mary Mount Church Taw, of which parishes he had been Rector twenty-eight years. His unblemished life, his amiable character, both as a man and a minister, and his able writings, are too well known to need any comment.

GENERAL

GENERAL INDEX.

Achilles, 182, 184

Acton, an apology for, 337
Affaniæ, epigrams, by Fitz-Geffry,
235

Album, verfes on H. Palavicini, 369
Alchimy, Mirror of, by Roger Bacon,
358; its contents, 359
Allen, Rev. J. ob. 334
Almanac, Chriftian, by Fleming, 349
Amidei, Alex. 226

Amygdala Britannica, a poem, by G.
Wither, 268; fpecimens, 269-273
Andrewe, Tho. his Unmasking of a
feminine Machiavell, account of,
49

Anfty, Chriftopher, memoir of, 221
Argalus and Parthenia, by Quarles, fpe-
cimen of, 367

Ariftocracy, birth the legitimate fource
of, 188

Arlington, Earl of, 301

Arnold's Chronicle, editions of, 113
Ash, Fra. 28

Ashton, Tho. ob. 108

Askew, Anne, examination of, 1 ; ac-
count of her, ib.; and extracts from
the book, 2

Aftley family, 191

Auftin, Sam. account of, 226
Autumn, fonnet on, 99

Barden Tower, 399

Barnes's Divine Centurie of Spiritual
Sonnets, account of, 119; its rarity,
123; character, ib.; extracts from,
124; colophon, 126; account of the
author, 120

Barry, Sir Edw. ob. 109
Bartlet, Benj. 305

Baynes, John, his epitaph, 428.
Beale, Jo. 24

Beaumont and Fletcher, 228
Beefley, Hen. verfes by, 234
Beefton, Chrift. 338
Beloe, Mr. 413

Bentham, Edw. ob. 109
Bentley, actor, 341
Berkeley family, 190
Berkeley of Stoke-Gifford, 191
Bernard, Sir Fra. ob. 109
Biblical Dictionary, 320
Bibliographers, 315
Bigland, Ra. ob. 334
Biography, British, by Malkin, 321
Birth day, bleffed, a poem by Charles
Fitz-Geffry, 234; specimen, 235
Bladen, Col. Martin, 91
Blew-Cap, ballad of, 165
Blount family, 191
Bodine, 121

Bolton, Lord, ob. III

Booker, John, idol of the vulgar, 15
Book-worms, 315

Bofworth, Rt. 22, 23

Boete, Rd. ob. 109

Bower, Edm. 27

Bowman's Glory, by Wood, 10

Bradford, John, 29

Brandon, Lady Eleanor, 404

Breton, Nich. a roundelay by, 268

Bridgewater, John Earl of, 406

Bridges family, 195

Bridges, Mr. Tho. 24

Barkfdale, Clem. his Cotfwould Mufe, Brook, James, ob. 335

17; account of him, 18

Barnard Castle, lines on, 317

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Brown, Dr. 24

Bruce family, 194

Bryant

Chandos caufe, allufion to, 67, 75, 85, Cowley, A. 232