Published Feb 1783, by J.Fielding, Pater Noster Row, London.

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For JANUARY, 1783.

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fet to Mufic by Mr. Olive.

Character of Ambrofe Philips

Description of London, &c. continued

On the impropriety of convivial Publica-

tions

Rowland Hill's Sermon in St. George's

Fields

Character of Parties in the British Go-

vernment

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Logan's Elements of the Philofophy of

History

16 Mr. Madan's Prize Poem

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Major Rennel's Memoir and Map of

Hindooftan

Hints for fupplying Seamen and Soldiers

A Letter to the Belfast Volunteers

Advice to Officers of the British Army ibid.

Proceedings in Parliament.

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Scott's Elements of Geometry

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Singular Inventions for Land and Sea

Service

Debates on the Motions of Thanks to the

Commanders-On the Independence of

America-On the Bill to prevent the

Sale of Ships to Enemies-On India

Affairs On Mr. Fox's Motion relative

to the Provifional Treaty, &c.

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Poetry-Ode for the New-Year-Idyl

lion, by Aura-The Littleness of Hu-

man Wisdom-A Sonnet from the

British Museum, supposed to be written

by Spencer-Horace, Ode ix. lib. i.

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To Dr. De La Cour-Impromptu

Monthly Chronicle, Promotions, Mar-

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