1. A Letter from JEREMY BENTHAM

Esq. respecting JOHN LIND, Esq.,

Dr. NATH. FORSTER, and Dr. PARR;

2. Notices of Dr. NATH. FORSTER,

with Extracts from his Ms. Letters;

3. A Full and Complete Vindication

of Dr. PARR's Conduct towards BP.
HURD, including Sketches of the
WARBURTONIAN Controversies, and
Notices of FRANCIS and HENRY
COVENTRY, and T. GREEN, of Lords
CHEDWORTH and HAILES, of Drs.
BERDMORE, HALLIFAX, JOHNSON,
JORTIN, LELAND, LOWTH, J. TAY-
LOR, and TUCKER, of MARKLAND,
POTTER, and TOUP; 4. Notices of
JACOB BRYANT, PROVOST COOKE,
N. and GEO. HARDINGE, PROF.
HERMANN, CAPEL LLOFT, ARCHBP.
MARKHAM, MONTESQUIEU, POrson,
Bp. SHIPLEY, Gilb. Wakefield, and
other Literary and Contemporary

Characters: 5. Dr. PARR's Observa-

tions on the Etymology of the word

SUBLIMIS, approved by DUGALD

STEWART and Dr. COPLESTON, with

a Refutation of them by Dr. JOHN

HUNTER and PROF. DUNBAR; 6.

Dr. PARR'S Character of G. WAKE-
FIELD; 7. Dr. PARR's Critique on
G. W.'s Edition of HORACE; 8. Dr.
PARR'S Letter to the Editor of the
BRITISH CRITIC, on certain Inter-
polations in HORACE; 9. Notices of
the OSSIANIC Controversy, including
the Opinions of ADELUNG, C. BUT-
LER, Dr. NATHAN DRAKE, Gray,
T. GREEN, HURD, R. P. Knight,
H. NEELE, PARR, CHR. SAXIUS, J.
SCOTT, SIR WALTER SCOTT, Lieut.
GEN. VALLANCEY, WARBURTON,
WORDSWORTH, and others, with
Comments.