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CONTENTS TO VOL. XXIII.

No.

BIOGRAPHICAL, Historical, and Critical Preface.

1. Courage, why honoured as a Virtue-Adven-

turer characterized, and his Achievements pro-

jected

Hawkesworth.

2. Intellectual and Corporal Labour compared

Hawkesworth.

3. Project for a new Pantomime Entertainment

Bathurst.

4. Of the different kinds of Narrative, and why

they are universally read

Hawkesworth.

5. Remark on Dreaming-Various Transmigra-

tions related by a Flea

Hawkesworth.

6. Project for an Auction of Manuscripts, by Ti-

mothy Spinbrain, Author

Bathurst.

7. Distress encouraged to hope: the History of

Melissa

8. The History of Melissa concluded

9. Impropriety of Signs

Hawkesworth.

Bathurst

10. Happiness and Misery, how far the necessary

effects of Virtue and Vice

11. An allegorical Letter from To-Day

Hawkesworth.

12. The Influence of Infidelity upon Moral Conduct:

Story of Opsinous

13. The Story of Opsinous continued

14. The Story of Opsinous concluded

Hawkesworth.

15. The Insolence and Absurdity of Advertisements

by Quacks Pernicious consequences of granting

them patents

16. Of instructing by Fiction

Hawkesworth.

17. Curiosity necessary to entertainment and know-

No.

ledge-Story of Mr. Friendly and his nephew

Hawkesworth.

18. Critical remarks upon Fables-Fable of the

Dog and Shadow upon a new plan · Hawkesworth.

19. Proposals to improve the Dramatic Entertain-

ment of the Animal Comedians
Bathurst.

20. Imperceptible Deviation to Vice-Moral use of

punishment-Remonstrances of Conscience uni-

versal-Amurath, an Eastern Story Hawkesworth.

21. Eastern Story continued

22. Eastern Story concluded

23. Scheme of a new Memorandum-Book for the

Use of the Ladies, with a specimen Bathurst.

24. A parallel between an evening spent at the play-

house, and the several stages of Life. Hawkesworth.

25. Infelicities of Matrimony produced by an im-

prudent Choice: exemplified in many characters

Bathurst.

26. Right of the Town to suppress Dramatic Per-

formances; an Allegory
Hawkesworth.

27. An Allegorical Letter from Night: Anon—

Requisites to the successful Practice of Physic

Hawkesworth.

28. The practice of the positive Duties of Religion

influence moral conduct

Hawkesworth.

29. The Character of a Gamester defended

30. The Ladies directed in the Choice of a Husband

-Good-nature described

Hawkesworth.

31. The Origin of Cunning; an Allegory

32. Religion the only foundation of Content, an

Eastern Story

Hawkesworth.

33. Indirect quarrelling in Company censured

Hawkesworth.

34. Folly of extravagance-The Story of Misar-

gyrus

Johnson.

No.

35. Plan of a new Paper called the Beau Monde

Bathurst.

36. Directions to the Ladies, for their Conduct to a

Husband

Hawkesworth.

37. Happiness properly estimated by its degree in

whatever subject-Remarkable
subject-Remarkable

Cruelty to Brutes

Elegy on a Blackbird

Instances of

Hawkesworth.

Jago.

38. No life pleasing to GOD, that is not useful to

Man; an Eastern Story

Hawkesworth.

Johnson.

39. An encomium on Sleep

40. The Existence of Evil, and unequal Distribution

of Happiness and Misery, necessary to exercise

Virtue and animate Hope
Hawkesworth.

41. Sequel to the Story of Misargyrus Johnson.