The event pages are experimental; the OCR errors in the text mean this is incomplete and unreliable but I offer it in the hopes that it will be of some use. Events shown include births and deaths of people with their own entries, and also the publication dates of some of the works cited.
Died: Ballyet, Emmanuel (1700–1773)
Died: Bardwell, Thomas (?–1773)
“The Naturalist’s Calendar,” Barrington, The Hon. Daines (1727–?)
“A new and literal translation from the original Hebrew of the pentateuch of Moses, and of the historical books of the Old Testament, to the end of the second book of Kings, with notes critical and explanatory,” Bate, Julius (1711–1736)
Died: Beaumelle, Laurence Angliviel De La (1727–1773)
“An introduction to Logic, scholastic and rational,” Bentham, Edward (1707–1803)
Died: Berger, Theodore (1683–1773)
“Eclaircissements sur l'invention des nouvelles machines proposees pour la determination des longitudes en mer, par la mesure du tempe,” Berthoud, Ferdinand (1727–?)
“Traite des horologes marines,” Berthoud, Ferdinand (1727–?)
“Histoire sommaire de la ville de Bayeux,” Besiers, Michael (1782–?)
“Systeme de la Fermentation,” Bexon, Gabriel-Leopold-Charles-Ame' (1748–1784)
“Catechisme d'Agriculture, ou Bibliotheque des gens de la campagne,” Bexon, Gabriel-Leopold-Charles-Ame' (1748–1784)
“Oraison funebre d'Anne Charlotte de Lorraine, abbesse de Remiremont,” Bexon, Gabriel-Leopold-Charles-Ame' (1748–1784)
Died: Block, George Castaneus (1717–1773)
“Chirurgical Cases and Observations,” Bromfield, Sir William (1712–?)
“Elogy and address,” Browne, Sir William (1692–?)
“Introduction a Tetude des corps naturels, tirés du regne vegetal,” Bucquet, John Baptist Michel (1746–?)
“Origin and Progress of Language,” Burnett, James (1714–1767)
Died: Butler, Alban (1710–1773)
Died: Chamousset, Charles Humbert Piarron De (1717–1773)
“A treatise on Education,” Chapman, George (1723–1806)
“Remarks” Chelsum, James (1740–1801)
“Voyage d‘ltalie, ou Recueil d’ observations sur les ouvrages d‘architecture, de peinture, et de sculpture, que l’on voit dans les principales villes d'ltalie,” Cochin, Charles Nicholas (1715–1790)
“the luminary of the Caledonian regions, whence savage clans and roving barbarians derived the benefits of knowledge, and the blessings of religion,” Columba, St. (521–597)
Died: Commerson, Philibert (1727–1773)
“Eight Discourses,” Cowper, Spencer (1713–?)
Died: Cracherode, Clayton Mordaunt (1729–1773)
“Rights of the East India Company.” Dalrymple, Alexander (1737–1750)
“Letter to Dr. Hawkesworth,” Dalrymple, Alexander (1737–1750)
“Observations on Dr. Hawkesworth’s Preface to 2d edition,” Dalrymple, Alexander (1737–1750)
“Memorial of Doctor Juan Louis Arias (in Spanish),” Dalrymple, Alexander (1737–1750)
“Reflexions d'un ingenieur, en reponse a un tacticien,” Darci (1733–1800)
“Nosce Teipsum,” Davies, Sir John (?–1618)
“The Dying Negro,” Day, Thomas (1748–1782)
“Enleitung zur BergBaukurst, &c.” Delius, Christopehr Traugott (1728–1779)
“Histoire de la vie et des exploits militaires de madame de St. Balmont,” Desbillons, Francis Joseph Terrasse (1711–1789)
Born: Draper, Sir William (1773–1778)
“” Duncombe, John (1730–1812)
“Letters from Italy; by the late right-hon. John earl of Corke and Orrery, with notes,” Duncombe, John (1730–1812)
“Explications des quelques Medailles de peuple, de villes, et des rois Grecques et Pheniciennes,” Dutens, Lewis (1729–1812)
Died: Edwards, George (1693–1773)
“Supplement aux Reveries du marechal de Saxe,” Espagnac, John Baptist Joseph De Sahuguet DaMarzil, Baron D' (1713–1783)
“Genuine Protestantism, or the unalienable Rights of Conscience defended: in opposition to the late and new mode of Subscription proposed by some dissenting ministers, in three Letters to Mr. Pickard,” Fell, John
“Select Mechanical Exercises, with a short account of the life of the author, by himself,” Ferguson, James (1710–1776)
Died: Francis, Philip (?–1773)
Died: Ganganelli, John Vincent Antony (1705–1773)
“Le monde primitif” Gebelin, Anthony Court De (1727–?)
Born: Girtin, Thomas (1773–1802)
Died: Glass, John (1638–1773)
Died: Gravelot, Henry Francis Bourignon (1699–1773)
Died: Gunner, John Ernest (1718–1773)
“General History of the Science and Practice of Music,” Hawkins, Sir John (1719–?)
Died: Horbery, Matthew (1707–1773)
“Macbeth,” Jennens, Charles, Esq.
“Letters on the Mosaic Religion and Philosophy,” Jerusalem, John-Frederick William (1709–1789)
Died: Juan, Don George (?–1773)
Died: Leake, Stephen Martin (1702–1773)
Died: Ludwig, Christian Theophilus (1709–1773)
“The Iliad of Homer” Macpherson, James (1738–1796)
“De Senectute,” Melmoth, William (1710–1799)
“Jewish Socrates.” Mendelsohn, Moses (1729–1785)
Died: Morand, Sauveur Francis (1697–1773)
“Jungendorum marium fluminumque omnis sevi molimina.” Oberlin, Jeremiah James (1735–1806)
“Thevintent and propriety of the Scripture Miracles considered and explained, in a series of Sermons preached at Bow, in 1769, 1770, and 1771, at Boyle’s Lecture,” Owen, Henry (1716–1795)
“Prayers for the use of families and persons in private; with a preface, containing a brief view of the argument for prayer,” Palmer, John
“Essays medical and experimental.” Percival, Thomas (1740–?)
“Letters,” Russel, Lord William (?–1723)
Died: Schultens, Henry Alp.Ert (1749–1773)
“Remarks on the Opinions of some of the most celebrated writers on Crown Law, respecting the due distinction between Manslaughter and Murder; being an attempt to shew tiiat the plea of sudden anger cannot remove the imputation and guilt of murder, when a mortal wound is wilfully given with a weapon: that the indulgence allowed by the courts to voluntary manslaughter in rencounters, and in sudden affrays and duels, is indiscriminate, and without foundation in law: and that impunity in such cases of voluntary manslaughter is one of the principal causes of the continuance and present increase of the base and disgraceful practice of duelling. To which are added, some thoughts on the particular case of the gentlemen of the army, when involved in such disagreeable private differences. With a prefatory address to the reader, concerning the depravity and folly of modern men of honour, falsely so called; including a short account of the principles and designs of the work,” Sharp, Granville (1734–1813)
Died: Solignac, Peter Joseph De La Pimpie, Chevalier Of (?–1773)
“Johnson and Steevens’s edition,” Steevens, Geokge (1736–1768)
“Essai sur les Eloges,” Thomas, Antony, Leonard (1732–1785)
“Meteorological Journal,” Toaldo, Joseph (1719–1797)
“Emendationes.” Toup, Jonathan (1713–1751)
Died: Wagenaar, John (1709–1773)
“Meditationes A nalyticoe,” Waring, Edward (1734–1798)
“The Scripture Theory of the Earth, throughout all its Revolutions, and all the periods of its existence, from the creation to the final renovation of all things; being a sequel to the Essay on Redemption, and an illustration of the principles on which it is written,” Worthington, William (1703–1778)
“Air-pump, &c.” Wright, Joseph (1734–?)