A

Berdeen, county of,
refolutions concern-

ing paper-money 20.
635. Concerning ftatute-la-
bour for repairing the roads
20. Magiftrates of, fine a
foreftaller of grain 630. In-
firmary at 112
Academies, four, at Paris for
teaching English 567
Acts, abitracts, &c. of: Of
that for fecuring the payment
of the malt-duties 21. Pro-
ceedings 184. Of the bill
concerning Greenwich ho-
fpital 65. Abstract of the
act ib. Remarks 66. Of
the militia-bill 68. Of the
bill relating to the elections
69. 70. Of the longitude-bill
113. Of the act 114. Re-
flections ib. Of the bill to
encourage the making of in-
dico 116. Of the addition
relating to captors of prizes
ib. Of alterations made in
the indico-duties ib. Re-
flections 117. Of the bill
to enable foldiers and failors
to exercife trades 177. Re-
marks of the privileges of
corporations 179. Of the
bill for explaining the act
intitled Silk-works 181. Of
the new act against smuggling
182. Hardships it may oc-
cafion 183 Of encoura-
ging officers to make fei-
zures ib. Of permitting the
importation of greafe-butter
186. Abstract of the act ib.
Acts paffed 47. 50. 68. 72.

177. 226,7
Adams, Maj. his letter to the
E. of Egremont 341. To
the governor and council of
Calcutta ib.

Addreffes: To the public con-
cerning the bank of Eng-
land 18. On the marriage
of the Princess Augusta 49.
By the Commons to the
King on directing his prize-
pioney to be applied to the
public fervice 225
Agriculture, effay on that of
Scotland 353. Of fallowing
419, 73. Of grafs-feeds 537.
Calculations of crops 417.
473

Alexander compared with o-
ther generals 700
Almena, an English opera,
remarks on 704
America, North, ftate of af-
fairs there 44, 6, 7. Indian
affairs to be under Sir Wil.
Johnson 44. Four armed
veffels attacked by 200 In-
dians ib. They are routed,
and fue for peace ib. Other
Indian nations fue for peace
ib. Order about fhips to fail
thither 47. Attempts made
on the colonies by the na-
tives 61, 3. Parties of them
routed 220, 23, 80. Survey
of the British dominions there
to be taken 223. The coun-
try near Sufquehannah aban-
doned by the enemy 401.
Seneca Indians deliver up
Samuel Gwin 40%. Fort De-
troit besieged ib. Indians
do great mischief near Win-
chefter ib. Creek Indians
their good behaviour 403.
French fishers at Newfound-
land to carry off their boats,
British merchants

&c. 454.

to build ships at Quebec ib.
Back fettlements of Penfyl-
vania, &c. diftreffed by the
Indians ib. Rangers raifed
for protecting the back fet-
tlements 514. Sir W. John
fon marches against fome
Indian hations ib. Peace
with twenty-two nations at
Niagara ib. Chenufiios de-
liver up their prifoners ib.
Lands ceded to his Majefty
ib. Peace made with other
nations ib. A pailage at
tempted through the frozen
fea 566. New regulations
complained of 568.
markable phenomenon at
Philadelphia $71. Surveys
made in the gulf and river
of St Laurence 623. Wool-
len manufactures in New
York 624. Anarchy and
Confufion in Philadelphia ib.
Vindication of the proprie-
tors in Penfylvania ib. A
remark ib. Engagement be-
tween Col. Bradstreet and
Gen. Pontiac 680

Re-

Amherst, Maj. Gen. a charge

against 28. Arrives at l
don 47
Air, river of, dry 686
Air-jackets, trial made of a
A patent granted to thei

ventor ib.
Anderfon, Dr, his lea
Mr Davidfon 618
Anderson on commerce,
tracts from 257. 326,
Andrews, Father, his prize
of mind 546
Anstruther, a new me
lodge at 290
Athol, fucceffion to the
pours of 107

Antiministerial club rej
Arabia, gentlemen
by the K. of Denmartin
collect manufcripts 6
of them died 45: T
retired to the Eat lafs
Archbishop of Paris har
to his abbey 43. 60.
paftoral inftruction bu
Recalled from his enr
Artificers encouraged
in Ruffia 612
Augufta, Princess, het
riage 48

St Augustine left by the
niards 282. Garros

Col. Robinfonit.
Bacon, how to prefere
from becoming tuy
Baillie, James, charged
forging notes 574
Bamfield's aftronomy,
marks on 502
Bank of England, addres
cerning 18. Its pr
641, 2. Hiftory of the
corporation . New
concerning it 647
Banking, as practifed in
land 31. 89.
Scots
defended 135. 300.
Private, ought to be abol
ed or regulated 595
Bank-notes, county of
vernefs's refolutions
cerning 53. Copies of
vate notes $18, 74 T
of date 1696 changed at
bank of England 6:9
Barrels, petition anent 1
Bavaria, regulations for
gious houfes in 679
Beardmore, Arthur,
an action against the

.

Devonshire, D. of, a letter
to him 64. His death 519.
His will opened ib. His le-
gacy to Gen. Conway ib.
Character of him it.
Dioclefian's palace, ruins of
438
Dock-yards, artificers to have
a pension 682
Dog, a man condemned by
the evidence of 472
Douglas law-fuit, proceedings
in the reduction 13. Ground
of purfuer's cross appeal
169. Judgment of the Lords
170. Questions in debate,
and determinations 171. Ap-
plication for carrying into
execution the judgment of
the house of Peers 377. Dif-
miffion of the Tournelle
procefs ib. Of Michelle and
La Marr's Books 378.
French judges appointed
commiffioners 379. This
reclaimed against 380. Ar-
guments on that question ib.
A faying of the defender's
alledged mother 381. Re-
criminations 381, 2. Inter-
locutor allowing a proof 383
Dragoons horfes to have full
tails 405.
Alteration in the
mens cloathing 458
Dreiden, Protestants in, al-
lowed to build a church
622

Drefs, fuperfluities in, to be
curtailed, at Boston 568
Droit le Roi, a book ordered
to be burnt 283
Drowning, inventions to pre-
vent 515
Duchal's fermons 548. 613.

666

tions 7.

East Indies, affairs in 161.

of

225.341. 626
Eaft-India company, French,
re-established s12
Edinburgh, regulation
weights at 54. Interlocutor
on a controverted election
107. Difpute in fupplying
a vacant church 239. Judg.
ment of the civil courts 245.
Proceedings in the ecclefia-
ftical courts 245, 6. The
council's prefentee fettled
462. Plans for a bridge
advertifed 686
Edinburgh meal-market vifi-
ted 63.0

Edinburgh infirmary, collec-
tion for fervants in 107
Edinburgh, prefbytery of,
difclaim marrying perfons
from England 53
Edinburgh fociety afk pay-
ment of arrears due by the
fubfcribers 229
Eeden's hall, defeription of

431

Eel, conger, electrical 384
Eggs, a method of preferving
528
Elections,

70, I

acts concerning

416

Falmouth, packet-boats
blished at 48
Fallowing ground, a
concerning 413
Farms, finall, deftructies
Answer 409
Fear, fudden, effects of
Female feduction, p
about 639
Fielding's charge relig
foreftallers 683, 4
Fith, falted, importa
ftopped by the R. of Inc -

57

Fitz-James, articles a
42. Decree of the
ment of Thoulouk &
ceedings of the parlan
Paris 43. Acquitted i
Florida, grants of hand
348

Flowers, fuffocations by
315

Forbes, John, made 1000
nel 568
Foreftalling, an old Som
against 630
Foreftaller punished 63:
France, tranfactions in
Fitz-James 42. Of the
bishop of Paris 43. 158.
importing falt fith 1
the Eaft-India compay
222.400. Of the para
157. Of the Jef
221. 279, 80. 567. 684
the Bishop of Amies
Of John Calas 159
Bishop of Sydon 1. F
queftions 280. Ort
of Peers 400.
Of T
island 512
Frank-letters act, abl
190
Franklin, William, his
to the affembly of Newba
fey 44. His obfervat
the maffacres in Pea
231

Franklyn, John, trial of
affaulting Mr Harley Er
Fredericfen, a farmer
fia, cruelly ufed 6:1
Pruffia's declaration com

French Eaft-India ca

515

Harmony, poetical and mufi-
cal, connection of 704
Havannah, letter about the
taking of 346. Laft divi-
dend of the prize-money for
taking it 455
Highways in Scotland 22.
The plan relating to them
73, 6, 7. 228
Hogarth, W. memoirs of 648
Holidays ftruck out 629
Holland, ftates of, memorials
complaining of their fubjects
567. Great naval prepara-
tions making by them 623
Holftein, great levies making
in 566

Holy Trinity, a rich galleon,
arrives in Plymouth road
348. Her dimensions $15
Advertised to be fold ib.
Honduras bay, the fettlers
their petition 340
Horfes, prefervative against
the glanders in 503
Hofpital, Greenwich, pro-
vifion for the out-penfioners
of 65

Hoftages in France for Eng-
lith ranfoms 285
Hoved cattle, cure for 640
Hugonots, origin of 536
Hunters, Scots, their ball and
races 108

Hydrophobia, a cure for 315
India house, ftatues erecting

at 455
Indian cruelties, account of
569

Indian nations beg for peace
509. Terms on which grant-
ed ib.
Indian Sahem, a conference
with 160
Indians, a letter concerning

28

Indico, bill to encourage the
making of 116. Alterations
in the duties on it ib. Re-
flections 117
Infirmary at Aberdeen, state
of 112

at Edinburgh, patients
in 56.
Collection for fick
fervants in 107
Inoculation, difputes about
43. 279.
Practifed in S.
Carolina 282. Arguments
against it 371
Inquifition stopped at Goa
568. 623, 4
Infects that deftroy trees 471

Jews, of the tribe of Ma-
naffeh, at Patna 161
Jews imbark from Germany
to Petersburg 511. Lands
granted them in Siberia 512
Jockeyfhip caft 629
Journeymen printers, fums
paid them by the King's
meffengers 454
Journeymen mafons claim
greater wages 461. Refused
462

Jufticiary trials 462
Kamfchatka, inhabitants of,
returned from a long voyage
220. Have discovered fix-
teen iflands ib. A conjecture
about the inhabitants ib.
Foxes and animals of fine
furs found there 399
Kearfly, Mr, trial of 405.
Found guilty ib. Ordered
to prifon 629
Kellar and Company, adver-

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