1782 Thomas Newton, bishop of Bristol, Litchfield: discourses on the pro

phecies, and other works.

Sir John Pringle, bart. Roxborougshire: diseases of the army.

- Henry Home, lord Kaimes, Scotland: elements of criticism, sketches of the hiftory of Man, principles of equity, of morality, art of thinking, hints on education, gentleman farmer, &c.

83 Dr. William Hunter, Lanerkshire anatomy.

- John James Rosseau, Geneva: Emilius, a treatise on education, diction

ry of Mufic, new Heloise, &c.

84 Dr. Samuel Johnson, Litchfield: English dictionary, biography, died

Dec. 13. aged 71.

85 Wm. Whitehead, poet laureat poems and plays.

Dr. Thomas Leland, Ireland

history of Ireland, &c.

86 Dr. Gilbert Stuart, Edinburg: hiftory of Mary queen of Scots, hiftory

of the reformation, &c.

87 Rev. Dr. Chauncey, Boston: complete view of the episcopacy from the

fathers, falvation for all men, fermons, tracts, &c.

88 The count de Buffon, Paris: natural hiftory.

90 James Bowdoin, gov. Massachusetts: philofophy, politics.

William Livingiton, gov. New-Jersey: essays, poetry, politics.

Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Boston: electricity, natural philosophy: died

Aug. 17, aged 84.

91 Rev. John Wesley, divinity, mifcellanies.

92 Henry Laurens, South Carolina: prefident of congress, died Dec. 20. 93 George Campbel, D. D. Aberdeen: on the miracles of Jefus, rhethoric.

94 John Hancock, one of the first presidents of congress, and afterwards

gov. of Massachusetts.

- Marquis de Beccaria: on crimes and punishments, died Nov. 27.

- Rev. John Witherspoone, president of Princeton college, fermons

97 David Rittenhouse L. L. D. President of the philofophical fociety at

Philadelphia, died June 20

98 Rev Samuel Buell D. D. Eait-Hampton Long-Island

Rev Mr Manning D D prefident of Rhode-Island college

Benjamin Foster D D paftor of first Baptist church N York, August 26 Dr E. H. Smith, of New-York, eminently diftinguished as a Phyfician

and a general scholar, died September 19

Dr Cooper of Philadelphia, phyfician

Dr Sayre, do do

Rev Jeremy Belknap D D at Boston, historian

Rev John Clark D D Boston, fermons, essays

- John B. Hicks D M. eminent for his skill in furgery and anatomy, died

September at New-York

99 Rev John Blair Smith D D late president of Union college, Schenectady

died August 22

Patrick Henry, efq of Virginia, one of the American envoys to France Increase Sumner, governor of Massachusetts

Dr Perkins eminent for his metallic points, died Sept 5th New-York

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American navy
Annapolis, city
Antigua ifland
Appamatoc river
Aquequipa

Augufta, city

American revolution, its rife

Meeting of the first congrefs 61.Com-
mencement of hoftilities 65 Battle of
Lexington do. Ation of Bunker-hill
66. Conference with Indians 71. Af-
fault of Quebec 74 Declaration of
independence 78 Action at Flat-
bush 84 White plains 86 Tren-
ton 86 Brandywine Creek 89
Bennington 91 Stillwater 92 Sur-
render of Gen. Burgoyne 93 Phila-
delphia evacuated 95 Action at
Freehold 95 Arrival of a French
Fleet 95 Stoney Point taken
Expedition on the river Penobscot
100 Attack on Charleston 103 De-
preciation of paper currency 106 A
fecond French fleet arrives at Rhode
illand 108 General Gates defeated
action at Catawba fords 109. Gen.
Arnold turns traitor 109 Major An-
dre 109 American army disaffected
111 Col. Tarleton defeated at Nine-
ty fix 112 Action at Guildford court-
houfe 114 Action at Camden 116
Do. Eata Springs 118 Action be-
tween the British and French fleets
119 Surrender of the British at
York-Town 120

Baltimore, city
Barbadoes

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Burlington

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438

Canonicut Ifland

262

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Cape Breton

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