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Antiochus, ftrange coincidence in the man- ner of the death of three kings of Ma- Affyria, great obfcurity of the hiftory of, Blackstone, Sir William, verses by, 37. Bofanquet, Mr, account of his tracts on Weft India affairs, 148. on the irregularity with which fortune Britain, higher geometry lefs cultivated in C Canterbury, fchool established by the arch- Carnatic Quahon examined, 462.—Ac- Catholic Queftion, pamphlets on, 116.- that would attend it according to its de Sibérie, 449.-Remarks on the cha- Cumberland, defcription of the lakes in, Earth, inquiry into the phyfical 'caufes Ecliptic, obliquity of, when first perfectly Egypt, extent, &c. of the Greek kingdom Equinoxes, preceffion of, 271. England, evidently the work of an tingdon, S. S., 385.-Effects of taxa- 85. F Generation, account of the principal theo- Gillies's, Dr, Hiftory of the World, 40. Gofsford's, Lord, account of the state of Grange, La, addition to the integral cal- Greeks, modern, character of, 97. Hieroglyphics, Egyptian, remarks on, 53, Huber on Bees, 319-Different forts of |