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.
“Indica cum Bonav. Vulcanii interpret. Lat.” Arrian
Died: Bender, Blaise Colomban, Baron De (1713–1798)
Died: Beroldingen, Francis De (?–1798)
“A Letter to lady Loughborough, in consequence of her presentation of the colours to the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association with a public letter to the university of Oxford,” Abingdon, Willoughby Bertie (1740–1799)
“Odes, Epodes, and Carmen Seculare.” Boscawen, William (1752–?)
“The Progress of Satire, an essay, in verse, with notes, containing remarks on ‘The Pursuits of Literature’,” Boscawen, William (1752–?)
“Discourses, &c. Letters, and Memoirs of his Life, by Richard Cecil, A.M.” Cadogan, William Bromley (1751–?)
“An Essay on the Medicinal properties of Factitious Airs, with an Appendix on the nature of Blood,” Cavallo, Tiberius (1749–1809)
“Life of Mr. Cadogan,” Cecil, Richard (1743–?)
“Claire d'Albe,” Cottin, Sophia De (1772–1807)
“Observations on the Zoonomia of Dr. Darwin, by Thomas Brown, esq.” Darwin, Erasmus (1731–1778)
Died: Donn, Abraham (1718–1798)
“Mes rapports avec J. J.Rousseau,” Dussaulx, John (1728–1799)
Died: Eckhel, Joseph Hilary (1737–1798)
“Doctrina munmorum veterum,” Eckhel, Joseph Hilary (1737–1798)
“Sermons,” Erskine, John (1721–1803)
Died: Eximeno, Anthony (1732–1798)
“A Reply to the Rev. Ralph Churton, &c.” Eyre, Francis (?–1804)
“Travels through the Middle Settlements in North America,” Faithorne, William (?–1691)
Died: Garnham, Rev. Robert Edward (1753–1798)
“A New-year’s gift to the good people of England, being a sermon, or something like a sermon, in defence of the present War,” Geddes, Alexander (1737–1807)
“Athenian Letters,” Green, John (1706–1765)
Died: Hamilton, Sir William (1730–1798)
“the Defence of the Kingdom,” Horsley, Samuel (1777–1787)
Died: Lassala, Manuel (1729–1798)
“View of the Deistieal writers,” Leland, John (1691–?)
“Tracts relating to Natural History,” Linnæus, Charles (1707–1740)
“Voyage de Pythagore,” Marechal, Peter Sylvanus (1750–1805)
Died: Masters, Robert (1713–1798)
Died: Nivernois, Louis-Jules Mancini, Duke Of (1716–1798)
“The Inquisitor, a tragedy in five acts, altered from the German by the late James Petit Andrews and Henry James Pye,” Pye, Henry James (1745–1813)
Died: Ramler, Charles William (1725–1798)
Died: Rhunken, David (1723–1798)
Died: Ruffhead, Owen (1723–1798)
Died: Rush, Benjamin (1745–1798)
“Essays, literary, moral, and philosophical,” Rush, Benjamin (1745–1798)
Died: Sanchez, Thomas Anthony (1730–1798)
“Bibl. Hispana.” Sanchez, Thomas Anthony (1730–1798)
Died: Spallanzani, Lazarus (1729–1798)
“The Nurse,” Tansillo, Lewis (1520–1569)
Died: Turner, Daniel (?–1798)
Died: Waring, Edward (1734–1798)
“Letters” Wilkes, Richard (1690–1756)
“The good Schoolmaster, exemplified in the character of the rev. John Clarke, M. A. formerly fellow of Trinity college, Cambridge, and successively master of the Schools of Skipton, Beverley, and Wakefield,” Zouch, Thomas (1737–1795)