: 20 1877

NEW-YORK

TO THE

THIRD VOLUME.

NUMBER LI.

SALUTAR

ALUTARY Effects of Sorrow-The Re-
fources of a Mind alive to Religious Impref-
fions-Conclufion and Moral of the Story

NUMBER LII.

Solemn Synod of Females-State of the Female

World-Miranda's Praife-Various Letters,

Petitions, &c. read-Court of the Bona Dea

-Rights of Woman-Dialogue between a Ma-

demoiselle and her Miftrefs-Juvenal charged

with a Libel-Decree of the Affembly-Plea-

fant Story of the three Furies

NUMBER LII.

Subject of Analogy continued-State of Proba-

tion-Doctrine of Fatalifm

NUMBER LIV.

Threatening Letter to Simon Olivebranch, on his

intended Vifit to the Metropolis-His Head as

unfafe as the Pope's Denounced by a Club

of Patriots-A new Allegro-Pleasures of the

Town

NUMBER LV.

Story of the Athenian Madman-The mad Car-

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penter and the King of Bohemia-Simon

Olivebranch enters the Metropolis-His Sur-

prizes-Univerfal Pregnancy-Letter from

Madam Olivebranch-Naked Bofoms-Swell-

ed necks-Advertisement thereon-Conjuring

Friend-Modern Improvements- Proclama-

tion of the Female Synod

NUMBER LVI.

Simon ftill in the Capital-Catalogue of vulgar

Errors-Character of a polifhed Man-Two

Characters from Monf. La Bruyere-Vision of

the Well of Truth

NUMBER LVII.

Sentiments on the Spring-A London Spring-

Epigram-A City Spring, the Seafon for Sal-

mon -Paffage from Baron Von Lowhen

NUMBER LVIH.

Sermon to a Clerical Congregation-Pulpit Elo-

quence-Clerical Fops

NUMBER LIX.

Hofpitality-Curious Lift of the moral Benefits

wrought by good Dinners-Story from Loni-

cerus of the Devil and a Drunkard-Fable of

Gout and a Flea

NUMBER LX.

The Philofophy of the Comfortable-Character

of Demades Greek and Roman Ideas of Com-

fort-English, the only Claffics in the Com-

fortable-Introduction and Reception of Ana-

charfis

NUMBER LXI.

Tranflation-Specimen of a modern Translation

of Virgil

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NUMBER LXII.

Same fubject-Difficulty and Dignity of Tranfla-

tion

NUMBER LXIII.

Modifh Senfibility-Grown Gentlemen and La-

dies taught Senfibility on mathematical Prin-

ciples-Anecdote of a French King-Poem on

Senfibility-Poem on a fick Infant

NUMBER LXIV.

Confiderations on Love-The hereditary Com-

plexion of the Olivebranch Family-Myfteri-

ous Pudding- Mr. Ifaac Olivebranch's Poeti-

cal Receipt-Breakfaft of Queen Elizabeth and.

Lord Effex on one- -Simon's Mother not dege.

nerate-The Manner in which Love operates

on Simon himfelf-Love's Concerns tranfact-

ed on the Exchange-A Subject of Figures

-Clarina's Lamentation-Story of Renée

Corbeau

NUMBER LXV.

The mock Pathos in Compofition expofed-

Bombaftical Moralifts-A penfively elegant

Lecture on Life fuggefted by the Contemplation-

of Covent Garden Market

NUMBER LXVI.

The fweeping Effects of Time-Melancholy Con-

templations arifing thereupon-Inftructive Sig-

nificancy of this fuctuating Course of Things

and the great confolatory Argument it fupplies

to thoughtful Men-Letter from Eugenio to

Amelia

NUMBER LXVII.

Scandal viewed in more Lights than One-Short

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Hiftory

Hiftory of it-A Paffage from Lucian-Story

of the Green Afs-Anatomy of an Old Maid's

Ear

NUMBER LXVIII.

The Practice of Lying confidered-Extraordi-
nary Letter on the Subject to Simon Olive-
branch read at the Club containing a Claffical
Lie-Its various Impreffion on the Club-Mr.
Allworth's Speech on the Subject of the Letter
-Sentiment from Cicero-A Fable-Vice

Roy of Naples and the Galley-Slave-Mr.

Blunt's Story of the Inquifitorial Bridge

NUMBER LXIX.

God's Government one great Scheme of General

Laws The Ignorance and Audacity which

Man brings to the Contemplation of it

Paffage from the Book of Job admirable to this

Point

NUMBER LXX.

The Excellency of an early Inculcation of Reli-

gious Principles, in respect to every Object of

Education-Poleino's Converfion--Eugenio's

Letter

NUMBER LXXI.

Travelling confidered-Needs a proper Prepara-

tion of the Mind-Not adapted to all Men-

Abfurd Conduct of Parents in this Refpect-

Severe Sentence pronounced by a Father on his

own Child-Curious Letter from a Son on his

Travels to his Father at Home

NUMBER LXXII.

Story of Urbain Grandier

NUMBER LXXIII.

Story continued and concluded

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