Characters
- Of the Russians; from the account of a journey into Siberia, made by order of the King of France (p. 1)
- Of Rollo, the Conqueror of Normandy (40).
- Some Account of the Albigenses; from Velley’s new History of France (p.43).
- Character of Lewis XIII. of France (p. 51).

Natural History
- Of a singular disease with which two butchers of the Royal Hospital of the Invalids in France were seized (p. 77).

Antiquities
- Dress of the ancient French (p. 101).
- Advantages which France derived from the ancient monks (p. 103).

Miscellaneous Essays
- Letter from Voltaire to the Duke of Valiere (p. 143).
- A letter from M. Voltaire to Mr. Rousseau, of Toulouse, concerning a letter inserted in the St. James’s Chronicle of July 1762 (p. 149).
- The adventures of Scarmentado; a satirical novel, by Voltaire (p. 169).
- The history of a popular character in France, very much mentioned but very little known in England (p.190).
- Translation of a letter from the Empress Queen to the Dauphin of France, on his marriage with the Archduchess her daughter (p. 195).

Poetry
- To the King of Prussia, on his recovery: by M. de Voltaire; translated by Dr. Franklin (p. 223).
- To the Marquis de Villette: by the same (p. 223).
- Fortune the foundation of fame: translated from Rousseau (p. 233).
- On the death of the Marquis of Granby (p. 241).

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