TO THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS IN THE THIRD VOLUME OF
THE LONDON MAGAZINE, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
BIOGRAPHY, MISCELLANY, MUSICAL FUND, AND ROYAL SOCIETY
INTELLIGENCE.
CAMPBELL, Dr. John, life of, 343-brought
from Scotland young-placed with an attorney
-publishes the history of Prince Eugene and
the Duke of Marlborough, 343-writes in
the Univerfal History, 344-publishes other
works-his Hermippus Redivivus-infcrip-
tion in Reinfius, 344-his collection of voy-
ages and travels, 345-he writes in the Bio-
graphia Britannica, 345, and in the Precep-
tor, 346, and in the Modern Univerfal Hifto-
ty, 347-made doctor of laws, 347-pub-
lihes his laft work, a philofophical furvey of
Great-Britain, 347- dies, 347-Smollet's
character of Dr. Campbell's writings, 347-
Dr. Campbell receives the Emprefs of Ruffia's
picture, 348-his private history, 348-his
learning and religious tenets
349
Canonization of faints, by Bifhop Hay
Card from Sir J. Banks to his friends
Character of a gentleman
of the Elector of Cologne
and anecdotes of Frederic II. King
of Pruffia, by Voltaire
Cheynel, Dr. life of, by Dr. Samuel Johnson,
420-introduction-Cheynel born and
educated at Oxford-takes orders-de-
nied his grace-his character and temper,
-he fuffers at the vifitation of Merton
421-
college-prefented to a living--has a dif-
pute with Archbishop Laud-declares him-
felf a prefbyterian and for the parliament-
he is nominated one of the divines who met
to fettle the new difcipline-the cavaliers
plunder his house- -he retires to Suflex, 422
-he preaches before the parliament--
meets Mr. Chillingworth-attends him,
and procures him the rites of burial-at-
tends the army, and difplays his courage, 423
-he is prefented to the living of Petworth
-he is fent with fix others to reform the
university of Oxford-his conduct there----
oppofed by Earbury, 424-made prefident of
St. John's college-profeffor of divinity——
religns them both-retires to Petworth, 427
-dies
Churchill, Charles, life of, 17-educated at
Westminster-ichool, 17-retufed admittance
at Oxford, 17-caufe of this repulfe, 17-
he marries, 18-is ordained, and goes to a
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curacy in Wales, 18-he returns to London,
18- -commences writer in his diftreiles, 19
-behaviour of the actors on the Rofciad, 19
-continues to publish, 20-character of his
various poems, 20-his fermons, 24-he
dies in France, 25-effect of his death on
Lloyd, 25- -Mr. Wilkes's epitaph on
Churchill, 25-character of Churchill, as a
poet
26
Clarke, William, life of, 264--born in Shrop-
fhire-educated at Shrewsbury-removed to
St. John's college, Cambridge-chofen chap-
lain to the Bishop of St. David and Duke of
Newcastle- -made rector of Buxted, 264-
marries Mifs Wotton-takes degrees-new
preferment his writings-dies, 265-
epitaph on himfelf-his character-epi-
gram by him-turn for poetry, 266-cha-
racter of Mrs. Clarke-epitaph on Mr. and
Mrs. Clarke, by Mr. Hayley
267
Colonel Gordon's quarrel with Col. Thomas 372
DESCRIPTION of a fine gentleman 452
Dialogue of the dead
138
Difcourfe on the inftitution of a fociety at Cal-
cutta, by Sir William Jones
456
Diflertation on the idea of univerfal poetry 367
E.
ELECTION of a prefident and council 459
Explanation of a paflage in Horace
451
F.
FRANKLIN, Dr. Thomas, life of, 105, 173
-intended for a printer-fent to Weitmin-
fter-school-removed to Cambridge-tran-
flates Phalaris, 105-tranflates Cicero de na
tura deorum-chofen Greek profeffor-en-
gaged in a difpute-publishes Translation,
106-critique on the poem of Tranflation,
107 Franklin writes in the Critical Re-
view publishes the Centinel-made lecturer
of St. Paul's, 107-Preferred in the church
-tranflates Sophocles, 108-remarks
on tranflations, 108-fpecimen of the Eng-
lith Sophocles, 109— -account of the differ-
tation on ancient tragedy, 109- -thoughts
on the ancient chorus, 110Colman, on
the restoration of the chorus, 110-Franklin
quarrels with Murphy, 110-history of
their difpute, 111-Teft, Contest, and Cen-
tinel, 111 -critical review of Gray's odes,
111-reply in the Literary Magazine, 111-
Murphy's letter to Franklin, 112-Franklin
fwears the peace againft Murphy, 113-tory
of Garrick and Murphy, 113-Garrick's
epigram, 113-termination of the quarrel,
114-preaches a fermon on the death of King
George the Second-characterized in the
Rofciad-gives his name with Smollet to a
tranflation of Voltaire-appointed to preach
before the fons of the clergy-publithes fer-
ons on the relative duties-death of his
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father,
father, 178 applies to theatric compofition
-tragedy of the Earl of Warwick-ap-
pointed chaplain to the king-attracts the
notice of their majefties by his preaching-
letter to a bishop on lectureships, 179-ode
to mufic on the institution of the Royal Aca-
demy tranflation of Voltaire's Óreftes-
takes the degree of doctor in divinity-cha-
rity fermon for the benefit of unfortunate
debtors tragedy of Electra, 180-tra-
gedy of Matilda-tranflation of Cicero on
the nature of the gods offered to the public
as a new edition-proof that the title-page
only was reprinted-enquiry into the aftro-
nomy and anatomy of the ancients-chro-
nological table of the Greek philofophers men-
tioned by Cicero in the above-and tranfla-
tion of Monfieur D'Oliver's remarks on the
theology of the Greek philofophers-co-
medy of the Contract-prefented to the
living of Brafted, 181-translation of Lucian
-remarks on it-his death
THE ENGLISH THEATRE.
ABINGTON in Charlotte, in the Hypo- Hunt the Slipper
Alteration in the mode of giving out the play 315
Alteration in the Opera of Robin Hood
PHILOSOPHY, INCLUDING AEROSTATICS, ASTRONOMY, CHEMISTRY, MA-
THEMATICS, MEDICINE, METEORS, NATURAL HISTORY, AND OPTICS.
ACCOUNT of a lunar iris feen in 1699,
from a letter of Dr. Samuel Schelgvigius to
M. Frederick Buthner, profeffor of mathe-
182
Aerial voyage by the Meffrs. Robert and Mr.
Hullin
Cavendifh's anfwer to Mr. Kirwan's remarks 415
Cooper on the meteor of Auguft 18
Cullen's directions for treating maniacal per-
fons
Anecdotes of Mr. Blanchard
Answers to mathematical questions 13, 101,
207, 260, 350, 432
On the dry vomit, by Dr. Houlfion
On transfufion of blood
RAPHINE's voyage from Brentford to D
Remarks on the planet Mercury
S.
SADLER's balloon expedition at Oxfri
T.
TRANSLATION of M. Doderet's m
on air-balloons
V.
VIPERS live long without food, infa
Volcanos in the moon, from M. Æ
de Magellan
fpoken before the fecond and third re-
prefentations of Lord Ruffel
to H. W. Efq. on his praifing Eloifa 49
375
Airs in Robin Hood
to Dr. Stratford's tragedy of
to the farce of Hunt the Sipper
to Mr. Hayley's comedy in
called the Two ConnoitTeurs
to the Follies of a Day
to Aeroftation
on Mr. Holman's first appearat
and epilogue to the Carmele
murdered in St. George's-Fields
Epilogue to the Two Conroifleurs
HAYLEY's ode on the Prince's birth-day 126
Horace, Epift. xiii. book 1.
in Hunt the Slipper
in the Noble Pealant
in Peeping Tom of Coventry
Sonnet from Petrarch
Stances morales, par M. De Piis
Stanzas on Mifs Seward's Louila, by M. E
VERSES on the death of Mrs. Carrill
Verfes on the death of the Rev. David Wil
STATE PAPERS, IRISH REPRESENTATION, INTELLIGENCE, POLITICS, AM
CHRONOLOGY.
ABERYSTWITH, extraordinary inftance of
murder and fuicide there
AMERICA, State of the national debt in April 83
confuls and vice-confuls nominated by France
commercial advantages held out by F
the new ftates, 401-rivalihip of the E
Further disturbances, 159-jealousy between
the regulars and volunteers
159
Address from the county of Dublin for a diffo-
Jution of parliament, 160-Lord Charle-
mont's aniwer to the Belfast delegates re-
folved to be inimical to the national in-
tercit
160
Outrages of the mob, 2.40-animofity between
the citizens and foldiers, 240-fpirit of vo-
lunteering, 240-addrelles to the King
from different counties, 240-Mr. Pitt's
retufal to prefent the Belfait petition 241
Licentioufucfs of the populace, 320-differ-
ences of opinion on parliamentary reform,
320-attorney-general's letter to the the-
riffs of Dublin, 320-refufal of feveral
counties to nominate delegates to Congreis,
321-refolutions of the citizens of Dublin
on the attorney-general's letter, 321-ad-
drefies to the king and lord lieutenant 321
Meeting and proceedings of the Irith Congrefs,
399-depredations of the banditti near Dub-
Mr. Jones's letter to the volunteers reviewed
at Belfaft
'Letter from Belfaft
Copy of a paper fent to every volunteer corps
Gordon, Lord George, note to Mr. Pitt on the
taxes, 78-Mr. Pitt's anfwer, 78-on en-
gaging feamen to affift the Dutch against the
Emperour
Great feal, action brought by Lee against the
conftables who apprehended him for receiving
Greenwich conftable killed
HUNGARY, account of the crown
Johnfon, Doctor, his funeral
Johnstone, Commodore, verdict against him
by Capt. Sutton fet afide
LE MESURIER chofen alderman
Letter, curious one, to the chancellor of the
Exchequer
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