The Scots Magazine (November, 1759)
[edited by William Smellie]
A single issue, long since disbound from an annual volume, of _The Scots Magazine_, from November, 1759 (Volume 21, Number 11 (?)). Contents include History of the session of Parliament 1758–9. Of the distillery bill [561]. Of the bill to permit the importation of salted beef, &c, from Ireland [564]. An abstract of the act [565]. Of the bill for the better prevention of piracies [ ibid .]. M. de Maupertuis's letter concluded. Of the punishment of criminals [568]. On medicine [569]. Of experiments on animals [570]. Microscopical observations [571]. Of burning-glasses [ ibid .]. Of electricity [ ibid. ]. Metaphysical experiments [572]. Inquiries to be discouraged [573]. The history of the late comet [573]. An account of M. Guines's essay to prove that the Chinese are en Egyptian colony [577]. An abstract of the National Debt [580]. Forms of prayer for the Thanksgiving [581]. Remarks on the terms in which the French are described in some of our public prayers [582]. Scurrility in writing reprehended [583]. Poetry. For General Wolfe's monument [583]. The birthday-ode [584]. Congreve on improving the present time [ ibid. ]. An ode to Miss L— [585]. On the French flat-bottomed boats [ ibid. ]. The end of time [ ibid. ]. History [586–604]. Munster surrendered to the Allies [586]. Motions and operations in Saxony [587]. A great body of Prussians under Gen. Finck defeated and taken prisoners at Maxen [588]. The French stop payment, and coin their plate [ ibid. ]. The Brest fleet…
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