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INDEX.

1

INDEX

TO VOLUME II.

A.

GUTTER's Faithful Soldier, a fer-

AGUTTER's the late z

victories reviewed, 397.

Analytical Review expofed, 75-praifes

of Dr. Drennan. See Drennan-
New, ftrictures on, 327.
Anti-Jacobin Review defends Chriftian
religion against Anthony Robinson, 6

animadverfions of, on Mr. Fox's
doctrine concerning refiftance, 7-
account of Athanafius's creed, 19-
exposes the felf-importance of schif-
matics, ib.-praifes the British con-
ftitution as adapted to the genius,
manners, and character of the peo-
ple, but denies that, therefore, it is
the best for every people, ib.-fhews
public and private virtue to be
branches of the fame root, 46-pro-
nounces Laud a weak narrow-minded
intolerant bigot, ib.-confiders union
as neceffary to the falvation of Ire-
land, 112-Cheetham's Letter to, 326
Thomas's ditto, 327.
Anti-Jacobin, or Weekly Examiner,
review of, reviewed, 309-excellent
tendency of, ib.-Jacobin falfehoods
expofed by Detector's Letters, 311-
deferved praife of Mr. William Gif-
ford, ib-general character of, 315.

Belfham's Hiftory of Great Britain re-
viewed, 32-patch-work, 33-pla
giarism, ib.contradictory and un-
juft character of Clarendon, ib.-
Heterodox, 34-praises the fentence
on Charles I. ib.hopes Ireland
will revolt, ib.-falfely affirms the
doctrine of the Trinity to be a popish
invention, ib.-corrupts hiftorical
truth, 85-morality and politics
formed on the fyftem of the modern
French school, 36-analyzes Locke
on Government, 128-fhews that he
proceeds on a falfe hypothefis, 180-
Memoirs of the House of Brunswick
reviewed, 257-chief fources of his
APPENDIX, VOL. II.

hiftorical information derived from
Pope's Dunciad, 258-many of his
materials quotations from poetry, ib.

of Lord Lansdowne and Mr. Fox,
260, 261-general character of his
work, 262,

Bird's Propofals for paying off the Na-
tional Debt, reviewed, 400.
Boucher's View of the Caufes and Con-
fequences of the American Revolu-
tion, reviewed, 83-object of the
work, 84-information and ability
of, 85-Traces American principles
to their fource, 86-extracts from,
88, 89-overturns Price's doctrines
on Civil Liberty, ib.-urges exertion
and confederacy, 132.1
Bowles's Retrospect, reviewed, 10-ac-
curate knowledge of the Origin and
Progrefs of the French Revolution,
ib.-analyfis of the work, 11-con-
curs with Mr. Burke on the avowed
object of the war, 12-extracts from
14, 15.

Bowles's (Rev. W.) affociation fermon,

301.

Bowles, William, fong of the battle of

1

the Nile, reviewed, 426.
British Public Characters, reviewed, 57

vague and unappropriate character
of Mr. Dundas, 58-feeble portrait of
Thurlow, ib.-characters of Dr.
Horley and Dr. Porteus well drawn,
ib.-Dean Tucker's, feebly, ib.-
trifling account of Peter Pindar, 59-
high praise of Gilbert Wakefield,
David Williams, Meff. Grattan and
Fox, 60-eaggerated and falfe ac-
count of Mr. Henry Erfkine, 61.
Bullock's Confecration Sermon, 410.
Buonaparte, Intercepted Letters from
reviewed, 380-interefting and in-
ftructive, ib.able tranflation, and
notes, 381-juft exhibition of the
ftate of Egypt, 383.

224.

お

themfelves fo, who and what, 362- Dundas, (Mr.) fpeech,
accufe the clergy of the church of
England of not preaching the Gof-
pel, ib. the head of that fet, Wil-
fiam Romaine, looked on, by his
cuftomers, as an apoftle, 363-had

five hundred minifters in his mufter-
roll, ib.-fraternity of Gospel-preach-
ers engross a majority of chapels
lectureships, 364-particularly po
po-
pular among the weavers, ib.
charge of the faints against the clergy
of the church refuted, 368-doc-
trinal points difcuffed, 369.
Canning, fpeech of, on continental
alliances, reviewed, 54-confutes
Tierney's pofitions, ib.able ex-
tracts from, 55-general character
of, 56.

Chorus of Loyalty, 453.

Clarke's Thanksgiving Sermon,
n. 301.
Clement's fermons, reviewed, 17-pi-
ous, ib.-orthodox, 18-importance
of the doctrine of the Trinity, ib.-
work counteracts the poifon of So-
cinianifm, ib.-explanation of the
Holy Ghoft, ib.-arrogance of fchif-
matics, ib.-proves the neceffity of
retaining St. Athanafius's creed, 22.
Committee, Secret, Report of, re-
viewed, 403.

Conspiracy, grand, againft focial order,
review of, reviewed. See Analytical
and Critical.

Cornwallis (Marquis) letter, to, re-
viewed, 404.

Country, ftate of, in autumn 1798,
reviewed, 26-character of, 28.
Critical Review, defcription of, 77-
fpecimens of, 203.
Curate, Country, Thanksgiving Ser-

mon, 301.

D.

Day at Rome, a farce, reviewed, 32.
Diffenters, juftification of, 217.
Drennan's Letter to Mr. Pitt, review
of, reviewed, 316-violent and fedi-
tious abufe of Britain, 320-turgid
language of, 321-idolizes Fox as a
god, ib. propofes to eat cabbage
with him, 322-forgets fome features
of his idol's history and character,
ib.fays nothing of the gaming.
houfe, ib. of the morality of his
domeftic relations, ib.nor of the
honourable fources of his fubfiftence,
ib. elegant fimile, from the human
body, refpecting the fituation of
Ireland, 323-high praises of his ge-
nius and tafte by Analytical and
Critical Reviewers, passin

Eloquence of the Whig Club, 453.
Englishman's Advice to his Country-
men, reviewed, 395-difplays the
beauties of the British conftitution,
396-depicts the confequences of
French principles, ib.

F.

Farra's Vifitation Sermon, reviewed,
157-plain and practical, ib.be
Fellows, (Mr.) Addrefs to the People,
on the prefent relative fituations of
England and France, reviewed, 42—
well intended and useful, jb.-erro.
neous opinion of the old government
of France, ib.
government of
Louis XVI. moderate and mild, ib.
falfe opinion on the origin of govern-
ment, 43-proclaims himself the
opponent of democracy, ibfome
of his pofitions favourable to it, ib.-
extracts from, 44-advice to recon-
fider fome points, 49.
Fitz-Albini, reviewed, 79-juft obfer-
vation and ftrong fatire, 81-abufed
Fox (Mr.) Letter to, reviewed, 402.
by the democratical Reviews, 82.
France, coalition againft, recommend-
ed, reviewed, 403,

French prifoners, report of, treatment
of, 22-complaints of unfounded,
ib. allowance to, equal to that of
British foldiers, 23- -French Govern◄
ment characterized, 30.

G.

Gafkin's (Dr.) fermon on Chriftian Pa
triotifm, reviewed, 297.
Gifford's Second Letter to Erskine, re
view of, continued, (from Vol. E)
209-proves Erfkine's want of can-
dour and impartiality, 211.
Glaffe's fermon to the Brentford Affo
ciation, reviewed, 63-orthodox,
animated, and elegant, 64.

H.

Harper, Goodlee, account of the prin

cipal proceedings of the Congress,
29ftate of affairs between France
and America, ib.-artifices of the
French, 30...

Hiftory. Depofition of the Kings of
Naples