A Berdeen, a fociety of fons 260. 312-364-416.468.520. -Account of the expences of
Barrymore, Earl, verdicts a gainst 98.
Bath, Ld anecdotes of 368. Bees, improvement in mana- ging 381, Birmingham, &c. damages by the riots 99. Riot at 254. Theatre burnt 411. Births, on the tax on 428. Blakey on fire engines 373. On the navigation of the an- cients 469.
Blind, plan for their relief 422 Inftitution for at Liverpool 423. Ingenuity of W. White- hill 424.
Blunt F. his conjugal felicity 23.
-Bofwell's life of Johnfon, 17. His private conversation with the King 18. Character 209. -Ofwald's cry of nature, 21. Rhapfody in favour of a ve-
The Loiterer: Frank Blunt's conjugal felicity 23.
Admiralty-trial 200. Africa, difcoveries in 492. Agriculture: Useful hint in 294. Taxes unfriendly to 491. French and English compared 529. Intelligence refpecting 583. America: Washington's fpeech to congress 41. Number of inhabitants ib. Army de- feated by Indians 95. Wa- fhington prefented by Ld Buchan with an oak box 96. Increased population 269. Anecdotes Of Lippe 4. King of Portugal 6. Putnam 7. A Frenchman and his hair-dref fer 320. Earl of Bath 368. Ca- tharine de Medicis 394. Sir Boat at Shields for affifting R. Strange 421. W. White diftreffed mariners 148. hill 424. Handel ib. The Books: King 443. Warburton 498. Franklin 581. 648 Arabian tales, preface to 109. Archers, on skilful 425. Army pay augmented 44. Artizans, money left by Frank-getable diet ib. lin for aflifting 497. Affembly, General, meets 257. Addrefs to the King 304.-De Leffep's travels in Addrefs on the D. of York's marriage ib. Cafe of Mr Macnaught of Girthon, ac- cufed of blafphemy, &c. ib. Petition of Mr Peat, prefen- tee to the parish of Gigha, ib. Petition of Mr Robertfon pre- fentee to Inverkeithing ib. Ordain prefbytery of Dun- fermline to proceed in the fet--Paine's Rights of Man. part tlement, &c 307. Overture 2. Combining principle and refpecting the ilave trade 305. practice 121. Report of committee on over- ture refpecting licensing pro- bationers adopted with a. mendments, &c. ib. Report of truftces on widows fund ib. Cafe of the parishes of Dingwall, Fodderty, and Contin ib. Report of com- mittee on the horíe tax 306. Committee's report for aug- mentation of stipends ib. Sy. nod of Moray's overture on annexation of parishes 307. Remarkable unanimity in the proceedings ib.
Babylon, antiquities of 157. Bank of England directors 199. Bank of Scotland increafe their capital 48. Price of fhares 360.
Bankrupts 52. 104 156. 208.
Kamptfchatka 25.
Lempriere's tour from Gib- raltar to Tangier &c. 69. How received by the ladies of the Prince's harem 72. And of the Emperor's,&c. 126, More money! or, Odes of inftruction to Mr Pit; by P. Pindar 73.
Gaultier's rational and moral
Thomson's effay on the fcur- vy 129.
-Long's voyages and travels, defcribing the manners and cuftoms of the North Ameri- can Indians, &c. 186. Indians treat their prifoners, moft cruelly 235.
Gilpin on foreft fcenery: Miraculous prefervation of Hampshire fowler 191. Anecdotes of the Earl of Chatham, with his fpeeches in parliament 238. -Chriftie's Mifcellanies: On the ftate and education of the people 240.
Wollstonecraft's vindication of the rights of woman 284.
trial 290. Letter from Lady W—ll—e to Capt. 329. —Journal of a Journey from the Cape of Good Hope, un- dertaken in fearch of the wreck of the Grofvenor 391. Imlay's defcription of the Western territory of N. A merica 436.
-Two letters to Lord Onflow and Mr Dundas, on the late proclamation. By T. Paine 439
-Petition from the Nabob of the Carnatic to the Houfe of Commons 441. -Williams's letters from France vol. 2. 486 Letter to A. Young op tithes 490
-Letter to Lord Howe on the divifion of the prize- money of the Dutch Eat- Indiamen 491. -Swinton's travels into Nor- way, Denmark, and Ruffia 540
Life of the Countess De la Motte 544 -Letters from Gov. Phillip on the fettlement in New South Wales, &c. 548 -Lord Monboddo's origin and progrefs of language, vol. 6. 593.
-Phillips's hiftory of inland navigation 595
-Account of the Sugar Maple tree of the United States 597 -Medical facts and obferva. tions. vol. 2. On curing burns 599. -Leffons of a governess to her pupils by Madame de Sillery Brulart 641 -Lord Buchan's effays on the lives of Fletcher and Thom- fon 643 —Burdy's life of the Rev. P. Skelton 645
Letter to the Dean of Lin- coln, concerning tithes 647 Books, new, catalogue of 26. 73. 133. 189. 238. 29. 332. 392.439. 487.551. 399.645. Boroughs, Scots, parliament on their reform 226. Meeting of delegates 412. Bofwell. See Books, Botany Bay, felons efcape to Timor 277.356. Diftrefs of the colony 355. Prefent ftate of 549.
INDEX to the Effays, Books, Hiftory, &c. 1792.
Bounty armed fhip_mutineers taken 196. 276. Tried 459. Shot 567.
Bricks, number made near London 148. Britifh fhips cleared out at Pe- terfburg 46. British wool fociety 99. 308. 461.568. Bromsgrove, inundation
Bruises, remedy for 372. Brunswick's declarations 379. 381.
Brutus to Mr F-224. Ld
T Buchan, Ld, his card to cor- refpondents 60. Sends Wa- fhington an oak-box96. Effays on Fletcher and Thomfon 643. Bullock killed with a man's fift 517.
Burials 52. 104. 156. 208. 260. 312. 364, 416.468.520.572. 624.
Burns, cure for 599. Butter, mode of preferving584 Cable. See Cordage Canals 151.359-517-459-596. Cancers, cure for 338. Card Ld Buchan to learned correfpondents 60. Catharine de Medicis, anec- dote of 394. Cattle fwelled by clover, me- thod of faving III. Charcoal, purifying quality of
Charles I's coronation at Edin-
burgh 473. Chriftian knowledge fociety ISI.
Circuit-trials 201. 462. Claudine, a Swifs tale 417.477. Cleavers cure the fcurvy 337. Clergy, fons of, obtain a charter 99. Aberdeen fociety of 201.
Clover. See Cattle. Coins found at St Andrew's 151. Common-pleas requested to ftop execution of a fentence of court-martial 355. Commons, Houfe of, attempt to
rica 113. bounty reduced ib. Plymouth taken 196. A French frigate Whale fishery taken 145. Bounty mutineers election ib. Petition from taken 197. An island on the Nabob of Arcot ib. Duke Malabar coaft taken 198. and Duchefs of York's fettle- Nundy Durgum and feve- ment ib. National debt 115. ral hill-forts taken 249. ftatutes ib. Mr Rofe and Weft- wallis's operations 349. Da- Petition for repeal of penal Madras council on Ld Corn- minster election ib. War in mahcottah, Errede, and Sat- India 117. Repofitories for timungulum taken 350. Ally chancery papers 171. Slave- Ruzza defeated ib. Attack dan's motion on the Scots cipal operations from Feb. 6. trade ib. 279. 431. Mr Sheri- on Tippoo's camp 351. Prin- vocate's bill 228. Parliamen- nary articles 406. royal boroughs 226. Lord Ad- till the peace 404. Prelimi tary reform 281. Religious from Lord Cornwallis to Mr against feditious writings 385. council of Madras to the di- toleration 325. Proclamation Dundas 451. Governor and Cirencester election 430. In rectors 453. dia budget ib. Speaker's ad- Tippoo 455. drefs to the King 434. Pro- 576. On negotiating with rogation ib. On the addrefs France 625. Manchester riot, &c. 627.
Conftitutional letter to -Irish House of burnt 148. Cordage-mill for making cables people of G. Britain 267.293. the Corn unripe fit for feed 294. &c. 148. wholefome 584. Damaged rendered ford gaol 98. Criminals induftrious in Ox-
Dance, account of a Kampt- Crown-lands report on 408.
Defamatory expreffions, action De Leffeps. See Books for 303. De la Motte. See Books Ordinance relative to Denmark Sound lifts 33.611. flave-trade r94. D'Eon Madam, requests per- the miffion to raise a legion &c. 302. Dogs, mad, advertisements by one 461. about 309. A woman bit Duel, Ld Lauderdale and Drefs of women in the Eaft121. Gen. Arnold 357. mages for crim. con. 514. Duff, Maj. found liable in da libel 617. Duffin, W. committed for a
Dundas, Mr, on feamen's wages 409. On icarcity of grain, &c.
burn 254. Commons, Houfe of: On the addrefs 3. Addrefs, &c. on the marriage of the D. of York 61. Vote feamen and fol- diers ib. Exchequer bills ib. Duval, his life 9. Finance-committee ib. Ways Earthquakes: At Zante 34. and means ib. Taxes to be Jamaica 146. England ib. repealed 62. Budget 63. Eaft India directors 199. Malt-duty 64. Ruflian ar- Eaft Indies: Lord Cornwallis's mament ib. Trade with Ame- operations 83. Chittledroug
Treaty with Court-martial money ib. Forts given up 566 troops fickly, &c. 565. Prize- on Lieut. Douglas 457. The Edinburgh population 201. tolbooth 308. Riots 307. Prisoners in the Mrs Siddons at 412. Duty Addrefs to 357. Trials of rioters 360. the King on his proclamation bounty given 517. Mcdals on coals taken off 460. ftruck at 516. Produce of donations by H. Thornton ib. revenue 517. Charitable increafe widows peufions ib. King gives 5000l. to the Col- lege 568. Merchant company
univerfity 620. Education, plan for the im- provement of female 290. Brulart's method of 641. Hints on 523. Madame Ellis, Mr, alteration in his eye- Elephant, brave defence of fight 16. one against his affailants, 39r
Number of Students at the
England, fhips furnished by towns of in 1346, 8. quakes ib. Whitehaven 146. England: Ground finks at Earth- Inundation at clamation against feditious Bromsgrove 199. Royal pro- fioners of crown lands report publications 255. Commif- Poles 409. Lift of Ships at Portsmouth 408. Subfcription for the 459. Notices duction of poors' rates at relative to canals ib. French emigrants arrive ib. Re- and meeting of parliament Norwich 460. Proclamations for embodying the militia
618. Bounties to feamen, &c. 619 English language, innovations in reprobated 220. Epifcopals, Scots, 152. Debate on a bill for their relief 321. Abstract of the bill 358. Fir-trees, fheep fed on 584. Fire-engines, differtation on Fish, on drying in kilns 372. Florian, M de, a Swifs tale by 417. 477 Fowler, miraculous efcape of one 191
letters to the Affembly ib. Letter from Narbonne ib. M. Cahire refigns ib. M. Bertrand refigns the marine department 145. Proceed ings relative to the effects of emigrants 196. On the Swifs recalling a regiment ib. Pro- posal for children not born in wedlock to inherit their pa rents property ib People of colour and free negroes in the colonies to enjoy the rights of active citizens 243. Invention for rapidly com- municating orders 244 Prin. ciples of M. Pothin's bank ib. Intimation of the K. of Hen gary having adopted the fyf- tem of the late Emperor ib. Narbonne acquitted ib. De- crees relative to Spain ib. Go- vernor of Jamaica demands indemnification for negroes landed there 245. Sardinia pacific ib. Ecclefiaftical ha bits prohibited ib. Letter from Gen Lucknerib. Prohibition of flave-trade propofedib. Ac- count of the engagement of the Phenix and Refolu ib. Difpatches from Vienna 246. 247. M. de Noailles im- peached 246. revoked 247. A preceptor to the Prince Royal appointed 246. Re- folution thereon 247. King vifits the Assembly ib Pro potes war against Hungary 248. Money voted 297. Pa- triotic gifts ib. Officers pay increased ib. Secret fervice- money ib. On quelling dif- turbances ib. Petition re- fpecting debt of former ad. miniftration ib. Princes of Lorraine claim to have their property exempted from fe- queftration ib. A detach- ment from Lifle defeated by the Auftrians ib. M. Dillon butchered by his own troops, &c. 298. M. Biron's defeat at Mons ib. Difobedience of his troops ib Refigns his command 299. Rocham beau's ill fuccefs imputed to the miniftry ib. He requests leave to refign ib National volunteers augmented ib. M. de la Fayette demands ven- geance for the cruelties at Lifle ib. Situation with fo- reign powers ib. M. Servan appointed minifter of war ib.
France: Measures refpecting the countenance given to e- migrants by foreign powers 34. 35. 40. Refractory cler- gy 35. Avignon trar quil ib. Deputation from the Affem- bly to the King on the dan- gers of the country, &c. ib. King's fpeech to the Affem- bly ib. Their addrefs 37. Three armies to be raised ib. King's Veto to decree against clergy 38. Answers of fo- reign powers to King's ac- ceptance of the conftitution ib. Negotiations with Ger man Princes for indemnifica- tion 40. State of frontiers 41. Affembly never to war for conqueft, &c. 77. Let ter from the King 78. Empe- ror's manifefio again France 79. Llector Palatine pacific 79. 81. Letter from French princes to the Emperor ib. Report-on Emperor's mani- feito 80. Decree thereon 83. and on the claims relative to Alface 1. Decree of for- feiture 82. Difturbances at Paris 83. The measures to be taken with the Emperor ib. King's letter to the Af fembly thereon 140. and to the Mayor on the report that he was to leave Paris ib. Addrefs to the people on the operations of the Affembly ib. Export duties increafed 141. Plan for preventing forgery of affignats, &c. ib. Claims of German princes ib. Papers -prefented by the minifter ib. Generals opinion on the ftate of France 142. M. de Grave nominated miniiter of war 143. Debates thereon ib. Letter from the King ib. Further debates on condu& of minifters ib. Accufation again Delfart 144. is
On the affairs of Avignon ib. On the difobedient troops at Mons 300. Danger refult. ing from the number of fo- reigners at Paris ib. Papers relating to the nobility to be burnt ib. Children from St Domingo to be fupported by the public ib. Defertions ib. New affignats ib. On fet tling claims in Lorraine and Alface ib. Bavay taken by the Auftrians, and evacuated ib. On the King's intending to quit Paris ib. Letters there. on 301. Auftrians take three canon ib. Privateering pro hibited ib. Merchant veffels not carrying warlike ftores to be admitted into Oftena ið. Fach canton to furnish fiv men to affiit at the federation and form a camp at Paris 302 W. Priestley admitted a French citizen ib. Money voted or the navy ib and to the families of Dillon and Berthois ib. Madame d'Eon requefts permiffion to raise volunteers ib. Fayette at tacked by the Auftrians 303. Feudal rights abolished ib. King intimates to Affembly his change of three minifters 342. who pass refolutions in their favour ib. M. Rol- land's bold letter to the King ib. Ypres and Menin taken ib. Fayette accufes the Ja cobins of the internal difor ders ib. Profeffes his at- tachment to the King and conftitution 344 Books and registers of nobility to be burat ib. King with-holds his fanction to the decrees relative to the pricfts, and forming a camp at Paris ib. An armed multitude march through the Affembly, and go into the Thuilleries ib. Danger of the King 345 Refolution on the troubles ib. Proclamation by the King ib. and by the municipality 346. Affembly's decree thereon ib. Internal fituation of the king- dom 347. Mayor of Paris fufpended by the directory, but reinftated by the Affem- bly ib. Ruffian troops march ib. French evacuate the Au- ftrian Low countries ib. D. of Brunswick arrives at Cob. lentz ib. Foundation-ftone
of a monument to Liberty laid 348. Federation pro- ceffion ib. Affembly abjure republicanifm 399 Country in danger ib. Addrefs to the people and army 400. Den mark friendly ib. Defenfive and offenfive war against the German powers ib. Military committee's report adoptedib. Federates extravagant petition 401. Refignation of minifter for home-department, and M. Ferrier's appointment ib. Swif commander demands that a third part remain about the King's perfon ib. Laco- nic addrefs against the execu- tive power ib. Sale of emi- grants eftates decreed ib. Letter from La Fayette ib. Priefts fubject to perfonal service ib. Prefident announ- ces receipt of D. of Brunf- wick's declaration ib. De- cree, that if the enemy vio- late the laws of war with re- gard to prifoners retaliation Thall be made on their officers ib. Inhabitants to be armed with pikes 402 Letter from 'Duc d'Orleans referred to the marine committee ib. Defert ers from the enemy to receive penfions b. Petion demands, that the King be declared to have forfeited his crown ib. Religious houfes to be fold ib. Arret of the fection of Mau- confeil not to acknowledge Louis XVI. for their King, annulled ib. A grenadier de- clares his corps difgraced by fubmitting to guard the King ib. Disorderly fcenes ib. Pe- tition against dethroning the King ib. Fayette acquitted ib. Outrages in confequence 404 Propofal for the Affenbly to quit Paris ib. On the King's forfeiture 446. Per- manent fitting 447. Con- dorcet's address to the people `ib.
Citizens in arms ib. Mayor of Paris detained at the Palace as an hoftage for the King's fafety ib. Aflem- bly furrounded by a mob ib. Minifler of justice implores Affembly's protection for the King ib. Parifians appoint new commiffioners ib. Deli- berations of the Affembly in- terrupted 448. Shocking a- trocities ib. King, Queen, &c. fly to the Affembly ib,
Marseillois and Federates attack the palace, and are fired upon by the Swifs ib. Affembly fwears to main tain Liberty and Equality ib. Decree for a Nation- al Convention, &c. 449. Minifters changed ib. War. minister accufed ib. King and family fleep in the con- vent of the Feuillans ib. King fent to the Temple 450. In- flammatory fpeech of M. An- toine ib. Rewards for affaf- finations 451. Citizens de mand a declaration of the King's forfeiture 506. Camp at Paris ib. 508. Plan for a National Convention ib. In demnification for the lofs of property 597. Parifians to form a body of cavalry ib. Divifion of commons, fale of emigrants eftates, &c. ib. Ex- ccutive council to promulgate laws, &c. ib. Seal of State to bear the figure of Liberty ib. Citizens at the age of 21 may contract marriage 508. Commissioners arrested at Se dan ib. Fayette criminated ib. Dumourier appointed to the command ib. Priests to be tranfported ib. 510. Fay- ette, &c. deferts ib. M. de la Porte beheaded ib. and the editor of the Gazette de Pa- ris 509. Luckner and Dillon fuperfeded, and Kellerman appointed ib. Situation of France with foreign powers ib.
abolished, republic establish- ed, and feals changed ib. Pruffians unfuccefsfully at- tack Kellerman ib. Montef quieu fuperfeded ib. Takes Chamberry, &c. 558. His difmiflionfufpendedib. Priefts penfions fuppreffed ib. Com- mittee for promoting infur- rections against kings ib. Priestley declinesbeinga mem- ber of the Convention 559. Pruflians break up their camp and retreat 561. Dumourier invites Pruffia to abandon the Auftrians ib. Spire and Worms taken ib. Nice taken ib. Charges of the Parifians relative to the King proved, &c. ib. Guard for the Con- vention ib. Emigrants ta- ken in arms to fuffer death in 24 hours ib. Battalions broke, &c. ib. Siege of Lifle raised 563. Committee of confti- tution ib. Gen. Dumourier's fpeech to the Convention ib. Standard of the emigrants taken 564. Murders at Cambray, &c. ib. Pruffians evacuate France, &c. ib. Fortifications round Paris dif- continuedib. King and Queen confined feparate, &c. ib. Fete on the capture of Savoy ib.
Longwy delivered up 612. Friends of liberty and equality invited to prefent plans of conftitution 613. E- migrants banished ib. Mentz taken ib. Emigrants execut- Longwy furrenders 5 10. ed ib. Frankfort furrenders New money to have a buft of &c. ib. Memorial on the Libertyib. Colonial propertyof fituation of Paris, &c. ib. emigrants to be feldib. Pame, Tumultuous debate 614. Pro- Pricfley, &c. admitted French perty of the Elector Palatine, citizens ib. Longwy to be &c. fequeftrated ib. Oneille. razed 511. Payments out of deftroyed 615. Scarcity of the civil lift ib. Celebration provifions ib. Report on the of the King's birth-day abo- King's criminality ib. Mons lifhed ib. Paternal authority taken, battle of Jemappe, &c. to cease when children attain 617. Tournay, &c. evacua- the age of 21, ib. Horfes ted ib. The Swifs to remain kept for pleasure to be em- neutral ib. Convention on ployed in the army, &c. ib. trying the King 651. De- Maffacres 512. Verdun ta cree against emigrants 652. ken 513. Affembly fwear to Decrees affiftance to every na- abolish monarchy ib. Pri- tion who wishes to be free 654 foners butchered ib. Parents Atheistical fpeech ib. to furnish two men for each Franklin, Dr, on innovations abfent fon, &c. 556. Clergy in the English language 220. at Lyons maffacred ib. Jew- On luxury &c. 277. el-office robbed ib. Dumou- will 497. On fea-voyages rier's army panic-ftruck ib. 526. Anecdotes of 581. 648 National Convention meets Freeholders: Eldest fons of 557. Decrees ib. Royalty
Scots Peers not to be inrol- Highlands, Mr Kemp's tour
led 47. Delegates to revife election-laws 359 French papers: Notes of the French ambaffador to Ld Grenville, with anfwers 317. 319. K. of Pruffia's decla- ration against France 481. French King's letter on Brunswick's declaration 483. Counter declaration of the court of Vienna 531. Empe- ror and K. of Pruffia's mani- fefto 533. 589. 635. Na tional Affembly's motives for fufpending the King 535. Declaration of the King's brothers 585. La Fayette's farewell addrefs 588. Note of the Emperor and the K. of Naples ministers 592. and answer ib. French de- claration on the King's fuf- pension 633 French revolution, prophecy relative to 601 Friends of the people, refolu- tions of 411. Convention of delegates 569. 620.
Highland fociety on canals 358. Hiftorians, remarks on 213. Hot houfe warmedbyfteam632 Houghton's discoveries in A frica 493.
Humane fociety's prizes 148 Hyder Ally's life 370 Indians: Manners of the N. American 186. Use their prisoners cruelly, &c.235. Induftry, obfervations on 277, Infirmary at Glasgow 257. On Ingratitude 14. Inquifition. See Stahl Infular fituation of England, imprudence in neglecting 123. On the Intemperance ofzeal 502 Ireland: Houfe of Commons burnt 148. Lottery-fcheme 149. Roman Catholics ib. 514. 515. Action for crim. con. 514. Armed mob, 620. Lottery-tickets miffing ib. Johnton's converfation with the King 18. Character of 209 Juries, judges opinion on their functions in cafes of libel 261 Jury, Grand, at Peterborough, on nuifances 503 Jury, on trial by in Scotland in civil caufes 521 Jufticiary trials, 99, 360
of the conftitution 516. 567 Gabia, ruins of, in Italy 398. Gardenfton Ld, remarks on hiftorians 213. Germany: Letters of K. of Pruffia and Emperor on their Kamptschatkan dance 25 alliance 33. Proclamation Keels, fliding, a great improve
relative to French emiffaries ment 501 139. Convention between Kemp, Mr. See Highlands the Emperor and Pruflia for Kilns for drying fish 372 the fupport of crowns againft King: Speech on opening par- rebellious fubjects 195. Em- liament 1. 573. At proro peror's ordonnance about guing 434. Treaty with K. Frenchmen 446. See French of Pruflia on D. of York's papers. marriage 96. London and Geneva, whole authority in- Edinburgh's addresses there- trusted to a civil and military on 355. 357. Sets out for committee 612. Weymouth 410. Anecdotes Golfers, fociety of 223. Gooseberry, a large 460. Grain, prices of 52. 104. 156. 208. 260. 312.364.416.468. 520.572. 624. Grain, unripe. See Corn. Grofvenor Eaft-Indiaman,jour- ney in fearch of 361. Gunning, Gen. found liable in damages for crim. con. 98. Handel, anecdote of 424. Haftings, expences of his trial, &c. 290.435. Heron, Mr,preface to Arabian tales by 109. On education 523
King's Bench, cafes determin. ed in 98. 99. 303. 357. 654 Lambert, Lady E. gets dama. ges for a libel 357 Lanark, county, on roads and a canal 150
Land, high prices of in Scot- land 308. 309. 460. 620. Produce of in France and England compared 529 Learned, imprisonment of the 68
Letters Conftitutional 266 Libel, trials for 357.617. 654. See Jurics.
Hertzberg, Count, on revolu- Line, ceremony ufed at crof- tions 105. His letter to Mr fing 211 Wallace 601.
London : Pantheon burnt 46. A large tub 98. Verdicts a- gainst Ld Barrymore, &c. ib. Prefentment by grand jury on lottery infurance 198. Arrangements in penny-poft 255. Addrefs to the King on his proclamation 355. Re- gulation of juftices of peace 408. Covent-Garden theatre opened 459. Affociation a- gainst republicans and level. lers 567 619. Meeting of Whig club 619. Reparations at the Tower ib. London medical fociety's pri zes 147
Lords, House of: King's fpeech I. 434-573. On the addrefs 2. 575. Ruffian arman.cnt 68. Lord Coventry and Mr Cookefay 119. Scots Epifco- pal bill 321. 324. Slave-trade 324. National debt bill 382. Libel-bill ib. Proclamation against feditious writings 386. Addrefs 390 Answer ib. New Foreft bill 432. Debt. or and creditor bill 433. Westminster police-bill ib. Sir J. Johnstone's petition 434. Prorogation ib. Lottery-infuring, verdict for recovering money paid on 99. London grand jury on the evils of 198
Lottery, Irish 149. 620 Luxury, obfervations on 277 Machine, a new ftocking 517 Macgregour kills a bullock with his fift 517 Mad dogs, advertisements, &c, relative to 309. A wo- man bit by one 461. Manufactures of G. Britain, their value 540 Manure. See Plafter. Mechanics,improvementin632 Medals ftruckat Edinburgh 516 On Memory 494 Metelin, fingular custom at 29 Meteor feen from Glasgow 460 Mill for making cables, &c.148 Mortality bills 657. Moss of Kincardine, improve-
Nabob of Carnatic's petition to the H. of Commons 441. National debt, on reducing 123 Navigation of the ancients 469 Nithfdale, Earl of, his efcape from the Tower 165. Nuifances, Peterborough grand jury on 503 Old Bailey, trials at 303. Orchards
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