THE

EUROPEAN MAGAZINE,

ondon Review

Containing the

Literature HISTORY Politics,
Arts, Manners Amusements of the Hize.)

Simul et jucunda et idonea dicere vitæ

CY O N D 9 N.)

Printed for J. Sewell, Cornhill, 1787.

AND

LONLON REVIEW;

CONTAINING THE

LITERATURE, HISTORY, POLITICS, ARTS,
MANNERS, and AMUSEMENTS of the AGE;

By the PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY of LONDON;

For JUL Y, 1787.

[Embellished with, 1. An Emblematical FRONTISPIECE, exhibiting a Scene from SUMMER,

2. An engraved TITLE-PAGE and VIGNETTE: 3. A Portrait of Sir WILLIAM JONES,

Kut. And 4. View of Mr. AKERMAN'S HOUSE at CLAPHAM,]

An Account of the Life and Writings of
Sir William Jones, Kat.

Verfes to William Hayley, Efq.-

5

An Account of Ifrael Mauduit Efq. [concl.]7

Account of Clapham and its Environs

8

Atoms of Information: including, Inaccu-

racy of Mr. Addifon and Mr. Walpole

pointed out-Obfervations by the late

Mr. Cole on the Charter Horns in

Carlisle Cathedral; and Mafon's Life

of Gray

Anecdotes of Mr. Philidor

9

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18

Verfes by Ann Murry to the Me-

mory of Mifs Langham-Lapland

Song. By Sir M, W. Ridley, &c. &c.

56

Theatrical Journal; including An Occa-

fional Addrefs, in Character, spoken

by Young Seftini, on the opening the

Theatre-Royal in the Hay-Market,

May 16, 1787. Written by G, Colman

-Fable and Character of The Coun-

try Attorney-Prologue on opening

the Theatre-Royal at Margate, June

27, 1787. By Miles P. Andrews, Efq.

--Addrefs fpoken on Wednesday,

June 27, on opening the Theatre-

Royal in Liverpool by Mr. Aickin,

by Mr. Holcroft-The Occafional Pro-

logue, fpoken by Mr. Wewitzer, in

the Character of a Suffex Clown, at

the opening of the Theatre at Bright-

helmfton. Written by Allen,

Efq. of Lewes-Prologue delivered at

the Manchefter Theatre, March 26,

1787,on the Revival of the New Way

to pay Old Debts.

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20

Efq. c.

A1 Account of Emanuel Swedenborg

[concluded]

Detection of Count Caglioftro's Impof-

tures. By Mr. Demorande

Letters of the late Mr. Sterne [contin.]

Poetry-On the Performance of Macbeth

--Lines by Mrs. Yearnley on enter.

ing Lady Wallace's Study, her Ladyfhip

L

53

Sentence paffed h e Court of King's-
drew Robinfon Bowes,

Bench

ib.

Account of the Trial of Dr. John Elliot 7%

Foreign Intelligence

Monthly Chronicle, Preferments, Mar-

Printed for J. SEWELL, Cornhill

And J. DEBRETT, Piccadilly.

[Entered at Stationers all. }

The Memoirs of Dr. Houlflon in our next.

S. S. has our thanks for the preference he gives our Magazine, but we cannot acept his offer.

The Trial of Fashion and Tafte-A Conftant Reader-Hercules -Anti-Adulato Phocion-A Fragment of Leo, and fome others, are received.

Mr. Groje's Reply in our next.

ERRATA in our laft. Page 416. col. 2. line 2. for emboldening, read embolning. By a mistake of the Compofitor, the Chriftian name of Dr. Johnson is put at full length; a way he was not used to write it in; therefore for SAMUEL, read SAM.