Days

Days

meter

fair day

fair all day

fair all day

704

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL3 of the WEATHER. (558.) In Ludgate Street, London, by fa. Ayscough.

Near Carlisle in Cumberlands Baro

Barometer Wind, WEATHER.

Wind. WEATHER. 2429,89:8:5 NW fair day

24'29,72 42 N fair all day 25 30,201491421 NW m. fair, small rain ev. 25 29,90 45

S

ditto 2630,42 50 14 NW fair all day

26 29,95143

W ditto 27 30,39 54 46S W ditto

27'29,8 3153 SW rain early in the morning 2830,4052147 NE ditto

2830,10140 N

fair all day 2930,39 40 39 S W morn. foggy, fair aft. 29:29,70140 SE

rain between 2 and saft. 3030,22153491 SW

30,29,00|54 sw morning rain 3130,44150153 $.W morn. foggy, clo, afro 3'129,95151 SW N

N. 030,495.4151 SW fair all day

129,8550 SW fomc drops at 7 evening 2130,44155150 SW ditto

229,90 551 S Towers at 12 and I 330,2655 50 SW ditto

329,60151

sw rainy evening 430, 10551521 SW

morn. foggy, fair day 429,5049 SW fmall shower at s evening 5129,76 551531 SW

m. small rain, clo. day 529,125 SW morning rain, fair aftern. 6129,9 49 481 SW morn. rain, fair aft. 0.28,75451 N

ditto 7 29,664442 N W fair day.

7129,35135 W

fair all day 8 29,864236 NW ditto

8j29,50127

W

ditto 9:29,664637 S W'

morn. fair, rain even. 928 9547 fome rain in the evening, 10 29,42 52501 SW morn. [m. ra. fair aft. 10 28,6042 SW showery day, with thunder 1129,19 1940 NW mo. clo. (m. ra. fair aft. 128,90381 SW 12 29,65 4340 N W fair all day

12 29,3039 SW ditto 13:29,53140 38 NE dirto

1329,1526 SE morn. fair, evening cloudy 1430,2 641 NW morn. cloudy, fair aft. 1429,5039 SW fair all day 1529,545044

S
rainy day

1528,951401

S rain from 3 till 8 aftern. 16:29,86 5045 SW fair day

1629, 2045 W | rain at 4 evening 17 29,9847451 SW fair day, foggy evening 1729,40 44 W morn. cloudy, fair aft. 1829,68170431 SW mo. fair, cl. & sm. r. a. 18129,5 46 SW cloudy day 1929,4515550 S w cloudy and fm. ra. aft.

19128,65 451 S rain from till 10 evening 2019,5015350 S w cloudy and rain

146 SW fair all day 2129,59 50491 SE

21128,9039 S morn. fair, raipy evening 22 29,48 52 50

SE
ditto

22 28,85481 S cloudy day, rainy evening 23 29,66 53'511 SW morn. fm. rain, fair aft. 2328,90144 S W morning much rain 24.29,93152501 SW

2429,38146 S 25,29,64 54'50 SE ditto

2529,1642 SE ditto 2629,585554 SE clondy, with rain afc. 26 29,3 49 S rainy morn. and evening 2729,57|5452 S

27/28,85 47 s rainy day 28 29,44153150 SE morn. rain, sanih. aft. 28 29,5 45

S small rain at 1 and 3 aft. 29 29,31 5350

SE
finall rain, cicudy evcn. 2929, 44

morn. fair, small rain afc. 30'29,13 53'51 NE rain all day

30 28,90431

E morn, rain, cloudy aft.

D 129,2745047 S w fair day

1/23,98 40 NE fair all day 229,1 147 40 N W rain all day

2/23,90 37 N ditto 329,684239 NW

3/29,4030 W

ditto 429,7614130 N E fair day, small rain ev.

429,10 30 SE

clear frost 5 29,2950145 SW morn. foggy, fair day $123,7543 S morn, rain, cloudy aftern. 6429,10 51142 SW fair, and Imall rain

628,5045

S rain at 3 afternoon 729,49:642 SW fair day

728,9040 S w rain till 12 morning 8 29,4412139 S W ditto

8:29, 37 S

Thower morn, and evening 94-9,64401331 N ditto

929,70|38| N 1030,161238 sw ditto

10 29,951361

W ditto 1130,302038 SW morn foggy, fair aft. 1129,70421 SE ditto 1230,1046401.5 W morn, clo. rain aftern. - 12 29,80 46 SW Towery day 1 13|30,356140 NE

31 S gentle frost 1430,241411371 SW ditto

14129,80 45 S w cloudy day 75129,7441238 NW m. fair, ra. & clo. aft.

15 29,5035
W

and 4 afternoon 1029,9.3936 N m. clo. r. & fim. fn. a. 1620,80 321

N

hard froit all day 17130,5 39351

1729,9534

N cloudy day 1830,1130351 N ditto

'18 29,9031

N

a linall shower morning 15130,143935 NE m. cloudy, fair aft.

1929,90130

N gentle frost, cloudy day 2030,1240120 NE fair day, (m. sa. even. 2029,80135

S clear frost 2130,8 139 37 NE morn. fair, cloudy aft. 21 29,6525 W morn, hard frost, clo. afk. 32.29,89401371

S m. fogsy, r. & fleet a. 22129,48133) S w frost and cloudy

4

20139,

fair day

fair day

fair all day

fair day

D.

fair day

fair all day

fair day

1330,

snow at 3

fair day

{ Females 20.3} 14053

21313 | Trials this year 445.

2

2

30 and

Between

918

431

102

2
I
I

24, Worms

The. LONDON general Bill of Christenings and Burials, from December 14. 1756, to Deceme

ber 13. 1757; with the diseases and casualties, &c.

Males
Christened
7195
S Males

Increased in the brin
10821
Buried

Females 10492
Age. No. Age. No. Age. No.

Age. No.

Age. No.
Under

7095
20 and 30 1695 60 and 70 1418

2 IOS
2 and 5 2411
40 1906 70 and 80

1024
5 and 10
40 and 50 1906

8o and 90
jo ant 20 687
50 and 60 1710

go and 100

74 103
Diseases.

Fever, ditto malig Measles

nant, scarlet, spot Mortification 222
Abort. and Stillborn 569 ted, and purples 2564 Pally

Casualties,

55
Aged

u Pleurisy
13 Broken limbs

4
Ague

6 Quinsy
14 Bruised

9
Apoplexy and sud. 205 French pox

1 Burnt

9
Asthma and Tiflic

401
Gout
58 Rheumatism

8 Drowned

132
Bedridden
7 Gravel, Stone, and Rickets

16 Excessive drinking 7
Bleeding

5
Strangury 21 Rising of the lights 2 Executed

6
Bloody Aux
6 Grief
6 Scald head

1 Found dead
Burften & Rupture
12 Headach
I! Sciatica

Killed by falls, & fe-
Cancer
5S Headmouldslot, hor Scurvy

3

veral other accid. 64
Canker
thoehead and water

3296 Killed themselves 40
Childbed

175

in the head 42 Sores and ulcers 16 Licked by a mad dog 2 :
Cold

Jaundice
98 Sore throat
22 Murdered

3
Colic, Gripes, Twist Trapalbume

St Authony's fire 3, Overlaid
ing of the guts 64 Intamination

76 Stoppage in stomach 16 1 Poisoned
Consumption 3973

Inch
3 Surfeit

2 Scalded
Convulsions 5211 | 1 eprory

Il Swelling

s Smothered
Cough and hooping Lechargy

71 Swine pox

Starved
cough
230 Livergrown

2 Teeth
766 Suffocated

5
Dropsy
864Lunatic
77 Thrush

78
Evil
141 Miscarriage 6. Vomit. & looseness in

318

1545 | Fistula

4 Flux

53 Raih

IO

Small pox

13

General Bill of Mortality for 1757, in EDINBURGH, and WEST-KIRK paris.
Buried in the city. In the West-kirk-yard.

Age.

No.

Total.
Males. f Femal. In all. Males. Femal. In all.

Under 2 years 337
January 52 66 118

21
16
37

r 2 &

5 115
February 50

106 18

31
137

5 & 10 80
March
50
108 24

153

10 & 20

97
April
53

111
17 18

35
146

20 & 30 10;
43
54
97

21 118 $ 130 & 49 113
June

41
36
77 12 14

26
103

40 & 50 142
July

26
31
57 II 14

25
82

50 & 60 114
Auguft 19 20

39 7 14

21
60

00 & 70 76
September 19 17 36 7

II
18
54

55
Odober
30 29

22
81

80 & 90 27
November
35 29 63 11

12
23

86 190 & 100
December
39 27
66

26

92

Decreased 49 1267
Total
457
937 159 171

330

1267

A

661

rolina 314.

N. B. When different pages are referred to at any article, if the numbers are disjoined by a comma, the
"firft figure or figures in the preceding numbers are suppose to be repeated in the fubfequent.

Bbotsball, a presentation to No ravages made by the French French East-India ship 52. The
that parish withdrawn 266 during the winter ib. Corn prize forcibly seized ac Cadiz

Aberdeen, a storm there bought up to be sent to Bricain 156. Extracts of Capt. Foster's
108. A meteor seen near that ib.

A list of a squadron that journal relating to this affair
place 554
failed for America ib. Indians

207. A forged letier concern-
Acts passed 44. 102. 255. 319. march to defend Fort Cumber- ing her being restored 209. Ac-

land 313. Preparations for a count of further proceedings aa
Abstracts of acts: Of thar to

secret expedition 250.

313 bout her 246. The prize order-
discontinue the duties upon corn Fort William-Henry attacked ed to be delivered to the French

imported 57. Of that to pro by the French, but in vain 373. consul 488. Capt. Foster 6-
hibit the exportation of corn An invasion dreaded at S. Ca- Scapes to Gibraltar ib. The
from our colonics 58. Of new

Ld Loudon fails privateer to be sold 537
clauses in the recruiting-act 61. from New York for Halifax372. Apraxin, Gen. C. Bestucheff's
Of the act to prohibit the ma-

Arrives there 425. Imbarks letter to the primate of Poland,
king of spirits from grain 151, his troops to attack Louisburg on his troops arriving at the
of that for laying additional 539. The expedition laid aside, Polish frontiers 95. Marchés
duties on stamped paper, news and why ib. Sails for New York through Courland and Samogi-
papers, &c. 301. Of that for i5. A list of the French squa- tia 154. Enters the frontiers
further encouraging the herring- dron at Louisburg 373. of the of Prussia 205. Account of his

fishery.319. Of the militia-act British ib. Virginia and Pen- motions 304, 61. Takes Me-
344. of the act to indemnify fylvania ravaged by the French mel 362. 416. Publifhes feve-

smugglers 398. Of that to en and Indians 373. Money grant- ral manifestoes 478. Fights the
courage the landing of prize ed by the assembly of Virginia Prussians 479. Retreats 482.

goods in Britain 399. and of ib. Á militia bill dropt in Pen Of the causes of his retreat 530.
that to prohibit the exportation sylvania ib. The French march Called to court 640. See Leh-

and distillation of grain 662 against Fort William-Henry wald, Prussia, Russia
Addresses, of the Lords 607. of 426. M. Montcalm's letter to Army of observation, remarks
the Commons 608

the commandant 540. He on the parliamentary grant for
Advertisement, uncommon one takes the fort 541. The ar it 518. See Cumberland, Ha-
552

ticles of capitulation ib. The
Agincourt, account of the battle capitulation basely violated 543. Army of the empire. See Execu-
of 577. Speeches, from Shake, 598. M. Monicalm's letter to tion-army, French, Germany,
(pear, of K. Henry V. on that Lord Loudon 600. Fate of a Prussia
occasion ib.

scouting party sent from Fort Argyle fynod, of discontinuing
Algebraical question 395 William-Henry 426. Troops the Saturday and Monday fer-
Algiers, Dey of, makes peace fent to Carolina ih. High dif mons in 262
with the Dutch 488

putes between the governor and Alizes of bread: For Edinburgh
Aloe, American, blossoms at assembly of Carolina 426. Vir 49.221. 270. 439, 96. 559.
Leyden 372. at Mousehole 428 ginia threatened with an inva- For London 429
Ambition, tower of, described 446 lion ib. Preparations to repel Associate synod's proceedings:
America, a summary of affairs it 427. The British squadron Mr Thomas Mair appears oe-
there last year 124. of the min damaged by a ftorn off Louif- fore them 209. Cultargie's bo
litary transactions for some years' burg 540. The Tilbury wreck verture relative to him 210.
601. The British and French ed 600. Officers saved and loft Mr Mair's answer ib. The ar-
forces go into winter-quarters ib. A falt obierved in Pensyl- guinents on both sides 211. Mr
without

any

action The vania ib. A trcaty made with Mair deposed 212. Substance
provincial officers to rank with the Delaware Indians 601 of a'paper given in by him ib.
those of the regular troops 101. Anderson, Mr G. proceedings of The synod defended from the
Preparations for an early cam Edinburgh presbytery relating charge of Neonomianism 275
paign 101. 250, Troops from to his complaint 108

Their act concerning the ma-
Brisain arrive 157. More troops Angria, the pirate, account of fon-oath 432. An examination
fent 492. 55?:
Forts built on his descent, and the gradual

of the act 583
Lake George 250.

An imbar advances of his family 21. - 23. Auction, account of it 451
go laid on the thipping 250. Geriah, his chict fort, taken by Auttrians defeated at Lowolitz 8.
The New-Yorkers resolve not Adm. Watson 24

The number employed in Bo-
to fupply the French with pro.' Annuities, of the resolutions for hemia 205. Defeated at Rei-
visions ib. Fate of a scouting- railing money by 515, 17, 23. chenberg 240. near Prague241.
party from Fert Edward 250, 1, Reflections on the new annuities Defeat the Prussians at Cholter-
The Cherokecs renew their trea 564

nitz, or Colin 363. Destroy
ty with the Carolipians 251. Antigallican privateer takes a Zittau' 417. Decliac to fight

44.

Silesia 533:

ders 702

the Prussians 486. Attack Gen. to command the Prussian army flects ib. Causes of the sickness
Winterfeldt 487. Foter into against that of the Austrians in our feet ib. Minorca not in.

Lay Berlin under 486. Attacked at Hennersdorf tended to be kept ' 27. Our
contribution 533, 91. Take 486, 7. Retires into Silesia 513• moderation ought to be called
Schweidnitz 590, 1.

Attack Defeated at Breslau 644. Ta ftupidity 63. Of our behaviour
the Pruflians at Breslau 644: ken prisoner 6.449 6. See Au-

toward the French ib. Our
Take that city 645. Defeated Nrians, Prusija

uncontested rights becomedoubt-
at Lifa 647. Surrender Bre. Blake, Adon, his birth and edu ful ib. How we began our late
Nau 6 19. See Empress-Queen, cation 389. Joins the parlia war with Spain ib. Of the be-
Netherlands, Prullia

meni-party, and defends Taun haviour of the French toward
Avarice, caille of, described 447 ton against the royalists. 390. us 64. We ought to resolve on
Azores, dreadful earthquake at but disapproves of Charles I.'s

peace or war ib. The French
632

death ib. Sent with a fleet in averse to a war with us 68. Their
Barents, Capt. plundered by Erg- pursuit of Pr. Rupert ib. His behaviour' prudent 69. How
lith pirates 605

daring behaviour in Spain and we ought to proceed against
Bark useful in scrophulous disor- Portugal 390, !:

His various them in America 72. 73. Of

engagements with the Dutch the French being the aggressors
Bastia blocked up by the Eng- flerts 391.-395.

His ex-

171. How to prevent them
lith feet 488. 536

ploits at Tunis, Malaga, and from being joined by their al-
Battles, of Reichenberg 249. of Santa Cruz 459, 60. His death lies 172. Of their late patience
Prague 24. 394, 5. of Cho and character 60, I

175. We are actually at wär
Sternitz, or Colin 363. of Ilon- Blakeney, La charge against with them 177. Our situation
nersdorf 486. of Wehlau 479. him relating to his defence of critical 183. We have no al-
of Hastenbeck 419. of Ruf St Philip's 299. Defended 464 lics 1844. How we behaved as
bach 593, 4, 5. 641. of Lre- Blindnes periodical 580

to fome French squadrons 232.
fau 644. of Liffa, oi Nevmarck Sæculonius, A. his speech on Whether we should ertgage in a
647, &c. See Austrians, Be-

the seamens bill 169

war on the continent 282, 38.
vern, Brown, Cumberland, Buhem'a entered by the Prussians

331. We mould not bring
Daun, French, Lehwald, Pruf 239. Praguc biliegeu 244. 306. foreign troops into the kingdom
sia

The liige raised 363, 4.

In ib. They can be of no service
Barrington, Ld, thanks the Scots vaded by M. Kvich 650. See to us ib. Of our public credit
e for their activity in the new le- Auftrians, Pruflia

283. 388. We threw the King
vies 258

Boscawen, Adm. Liils 319. Re of Prussia into the arms of
Bedford, D. arrives in Dublin turus 375. Sails again 548.

France 284. Our treaties with
553. Extract of his speec! 10 Returns 662

Russia and Helle-Caffel, how to
parliament ib. lllues a procla- Boston, Mr Tho. accepts a call be viewed ib. Whether thefe
ination prohibiting the exporta to Jedburgh 610. Demits bis treaties are calculated for the

tion of grain ib. See Ireland charge of Oxnam ib. Substance defence of Hanover 285, 6.
Behn's account of Herculancum of a paper ke read 666. AC Our power compared with that
509

count of his settlement at Jed- of the French 286. The de-
Bengal, the British settlements burgh 667. His stipend there Gion of our late treaties 287.

there taken by the nabob 252. and at Oxnam 668. Sce Dou of their offending the King of
-253. Lists of the killed, &c. at glas

Pruslia 288. 333. Of our en-
Calcutta 254. A further ac- Bounties to seamen, &c. conti- gaging in the grand alliance 296.
count of the disaster 314. The

We chuse useless allies 329.
Britilh settlements retaken 373. Bradley, Dr, his opinion of the 330. We are Itrangely infatua-
Chandernagore taken from the new comet 551

ted with the love of alliances
French 454. The nabob de- Brady's case of a Ncery woman 3:30. Whether foreign alliances
feated 543. Articles of the Brandy imported 375 (634 are sometimes necessary 334.
treaty with him 544. See Brclau, account of the battle of WeMould protect Hanover335.
Clive, Watson

644. Taken by the Austrians Whether our late treaties are
Bennet, Sam. reprieved for de 645. Retaken 649

inconsistent withour constitution
s fertion 431

Briffon, a French prisoner escapes, 337. How our kings formerly
Bentheim, C. restored 419 and is fent back 606

behaved as to foreign alliances
Berlin, an anecdote Mewing the Britany, of the descent upon it 386,7.---The British minister
little delicacy used by that court
in 1746 397

at Vienna recalled 371. The
to the British 526. That city British, an answer to the defence vice consul ordered to depart
- insulted by the Austrians 591 of the ministry 25. Of our de from Oltend ib. The secret ex-
Bevern, Pr. of, deftroys the Au manding the release of our pri- pedition. See Expedition. Our

ftrian dens on the frontiers of soners as a matier of right 25. national debt 445. See France
Lolacia 155. Defeats the Au. Of the grant to the Quaker ib. Broderick, Adm. fails 158. Re-
Itrians at Reichenberg 240. Pur of our conduct in the war, and turns 256. Sails with Adm.
Lues them after the battle of of our capture of the French Hawke 489. His letter to
Prague 306, 9. Defcated by merchantmen 26. Of our ex Hawke 626
shen, at Chofternitz 363, Lett peditions to intercept the French Brown, M. defeated at Lowosilz

pued 157

tery is.

8. Endeavours in vain to re- Cameron of Lochiel apprehended one 260. 492. See Maclean
Dicve the Saxon army 9.
De- 256

Citizen's reflections on the secret
feated at Prague 241. Dies of Camps break up 550

expedition 508
his wounds 366. Account of Captures by the British 52. 109. Clerk, Dr J. dies 278. A dira
him 383
164. 218, 74, 6. 324, 79.435.

course in honour of his memo.
Brown, Prof. his cafe 266

493. 555.612, 68

ry pronounced 322
Bruni, Dr, his account of the - by the French 53. 109, 64. Clerk, Col. his letter describing
preservation of persons buried

275, 7. 325. 381.437,93:556. Rochefort 622. Examined with
in snow 409
613, 68

respect to the secret expedition
Buckingham, D. of, his charac- Carlsbad waters diffolvent of the

604
ter of K. Charles II. 337

slone in the bladder 411 Clive, Col. retakes the British
Buffon's table of probabilities Carlyle, Mr, present at the act settlements in Bengal 373. De-
of the duration of man's life ing of the tragedy of Douglas feats the nabob 543
568

47 Informed against by the Coals, abstract of the act for
Burton, Capt. and his ship lost presbytery of Edinburgh ib., laying an additional duty on
322

Wrote to, to attend his presby- those exported 303. Thoughts
Byng, Adm. the members of the

Attends, and neither on those duties 564
court-martial for his trial 45. confesses nor denies 158. Pro- Coates, Com. fails for the Well
The order for the trial 83. In- tests that the presbytery of E-

Indies 158
fructions to the Admiral when dinburgh should be his libellers Coiners, a g?ng of, examined 550
fent to the Mediterranean 84,5. ib. That presbytery's answer Coins, ancient, found 258. 606.
Rcsult of a courcil of war heldib. He protests againl? his pref- Certain scarec ones sold 662
at Gibraltar, and other papers bytery giving him a libel 159. Colden on the throat-distemper
produced 86, 7, 8. Substance A petition by his elders in his 632
of the depositions of Adm. favour ib. Other petitions 216. Comets, Halley and Newton'on
Welt 89. of Lord Blakeney go. Substance of the libel against the revolutions and effects of
of R. Boyd, Cast. Everitt, Lieut him ib. His acknowledgment 469. Accounts of one 489. De
Higgs, Lieut. Wood, and Capt. 160. The bbel found relevant Bradley's opinion of it 551
Gilchrist 91. of Capts Hervey, 216. Substance of the proof 217. Commission of aslembly depose
Amherst, Lloyd, and Ib:lips, The case referred to the fyned Mr Grier of Durrifdeer 273.
and Lieut. Foulkes 92. of Capts ib. The fynod's judgment ib. Proceedings on an overture a-
Baillie, Marlow, Ourry, Baird, The presbytery appeals to the bout ministers manses being sub-
and Young, and Lieut. Bishop assembly 219. The synod's jected to the window-tax 609.
93. A summary of the evi fentence affirmed by the allem Appoint a fast 610. Appoint
dence;, viz. thai uhich relates bly 263, 4

Mr Douglas to be settled at Jed-
to general facts 127. that a- Caroline, Pr. dies 670. Ceremo burgh ib. See Longlas
gainst the Admiral 123. and nial of her funeral 663. Her Continental engagements defend.
That for him ib. His defence will is.
130. The resulutions of the Carters licensed in Edinburgh Convulfion-fits cured by ekari-
court-martial 135. The Ad-

fication 580
miral's sentence 44. A recom- Catarrhous cough, a cure for it Corn, proceedings in parliament
mendation to mercy by the 635

relating to the bigh prices of
court-martial 45. The 12th Cailincss fynod, of discontinu- 566. Cuantity of it imported
article of war 46. Letters con ing Friday fellow ship-meetings 429. Prices of, at several places
cerning Byng by M. Richlieu in 263

55. 1!2, 68. 221, 79. 327, 84.
and M. voltaire ib. Memorial Chalniers, Mr G. his vindication 439. 559.615, 71. See Grain
by the Lords of the Admiralty, of himself 450

Cornwallis, Col. his defence 197
to the King 103. Two peti- Chandernagore, fort, taken 545. Corsica, affairs therelast year 116.
tions of Lord Torrington to Articles of the capitulation 546. M. Maira, head of the Gepoele
iheir Lordships 103, 4.

Re Rcfiections by the French upon Corsicans killed 246. Pauli
port of the judges 105. Oider the taking of it ib,

Stands his ground ib. The fea-
for the execution ib. Meffage Chapman's artificial yest 703 ports blocked up by a British
concerning the oath of secrecy Charles II. K. a character of him squadron 488.Paoli faid to
ib. Bill for dispculing with it by the Duke of Buckingham give a brisk apfwer to the French
106. Examinations of the 337. A pensioner to France commander ib. he British
Court martial 106,7. Account 289

squadron leave the illand 536.
of the Admirai's corfinemevt, Cd, E. of, his humorous The natives quit the siege of
behaviour, and death 156. The petition to the King 468 San Pelegrino 536, 7. The
parer he delivered to the Mar. Child.murder alledged to be ow malecontents in motion 660
Tal 2011

His dying behaviour ing to the repenting.stool 10. Critical Review's character of
202. Inscription on his coffin Thoughts on the frequency of Douglas 294
2. An elegy on his death 203

Cromwell, Ld Protector, his fine
Calcutta taken by the vabob of Circuit-courts, their fefficns ap saying on Adm. Blake's beha-
Pengal 252, 3. Ketakın 373. pointed 18. 377. No criminals viour at Malaga 459, 60. The
Scc Bengal
capitally convicted at them but advantage of luis private condi-

ed 239

555

it 401