State Papers
- Count D’Affrey’s memorial to them (Deputies of the States-General), of the 25th of July (p. 147).
- Capitulation of Louisbourg (p. 177).
- A piece extracted from authentic documents of the French administration in Hanover (p.182).
- Conditions of a treaty between France and the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel (p. 186).
- The King of England’s conduct as Elector of Hanover, in answer to the parallel of the conduct of the King of France with that of the King of England, Elector of Hanover ( p. 216).

Characters
- King of Prussia’s, by Maupertuis (p. 235).
- Voltaire’s, by the King of Prussia. The following character of M. de Voltaire is said to have been written by a P-----ce] (p. 237).
- Anecdotes of the life of Baron Montesquieu, author of the Spirit of Laws. From the French of M. D’Alembert (p. 239).

Extraordinary Adventures
- An English prisoner’s escape from a French ship (p. 300).

Literary and Miscellaneous Essays
- Essay on taste, by Montesquieu (p. 311).
- The remonstrance of the Mob of Great Britain against the importation of French words (p. 373).

Poetry
- Translation of a French Ode (p. 409).
- Epistle from the King of Prussia to Voltaire, translated by J.G. Cooper, Esq. (p. 412).

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