CONTENTS.
| Petition of Posterity to the D— and C—r of W— | 376 | |
| Dying speech of Mr. Cuffe, Secretary to the Earl of Essex | 377 | |
| That Earl's letter to Lord Southampton | 377 | |
| Dr. Brett's sermon on conjugal love and duty, preached at St. Anne's in Dublin; with a dedication to the Right Honourable Lady Caroline Russel | 379 | |
| Copy of a will of a citizen of Bern in Switzerland | 383 | |
| Method of taking off paintings in oil from the cloths or wood on which they were done | 383 | |
| POETRY. | ||
| Melpomene, by R. Dodsley | 387 | |
| The birth-day Ode | 392 | |
| New year's Ode for 1759 | 395 | |
| Verses to the People of England, by William Whitehead, Esq. | 396 | |
| Ode to the King of Prussia by M. de Voltaire, and translation | 400 | |
| King of Prussia's Verses to Professor Gottsched | 403 | |
| The Professor's answer | 404 | |
| Ode in the second act of Agis | 406 | |
| Ode in the fifth act of Agis | 407 | |
| An epitaph on Johnny Armstrong | 408 | |
| Translation of a French Ode | 409 | |
| King of Prussia's Ode on Death, translated by Dr. Hawkesworth | 409 | |
| Epistle from the King of Prussia to Voltaire, translated by J. G. Cooper, Esq; | 412 | |
| Mr. William Thomson's Ode Brumalis, translated by Mr. Tattersal | 413 | |
| The pleasures of the mind | 414 | |
| To Peace | 416 | |
| To a kinsman on his intended marriage | 417 | |
| The latter part of Chap. VI. of St. Matthew paraphrased | 420 | |
| On reading Hutchinson on the Passions | 421 | |
| To Fear | 421 | |
| The Lover cured | 422 | |
| The Indian Philosopher | 423 | |
| To the Nymph of P— waters | 425 | |
| An Episode | 426 | |
| Verses written at the gardens of William Shenstone, Esq; | 428 | |
| To the Rev. Dr. Warburton | 430 | |
| Verses dropt in Mr. Garrick's temple of Shakespear at Hampton | 431 | |
| Prologue to Agis | 432 | |
| Epilogue to Agis | 433 | |
| Prologue to Cleone | 433 | |
Epilogue
