The LONDON general Bill of Christenings and Burials, from December 15. 1761, to Decem
ber . 1762; with the diseases and casualties, &c.
Chriftened Females 7492
Age.
GLASGOW. Burials; 173 men, 189 women, 697 children; in all 1959: Increafed 150.
1331 Jaundice
1 Iliac paffion
7 Mealles
Cts paffed 106, 6o. 219.
272. 674
Addifon, Mr, his letter
to a lady,on a delicate fubject 1 24
Addrefs, imaginary, to the King
579
N. B. When different pages are referred to at any artcile, if the numbers are disjoined by a comma, the
firft figure or figures in the preceding numbers are suppos d to be repeated in the subsequent.
tary operations laft year 5. &c. British failors their bravery hu-
Account of their fki milhes morously deferited 158
with the Pruffians 151. Worft British forces, motion or recal
ed in feveral rencounters 266 ling them from Germany 106
Defeated at Buckerfdo ff Briton, extracts from 286 290
De eat the Pruffins Bronfwel, Abr, his prediction
Defeated by them at concerning the Jefuits 697
Broom, Darby, his dying decla
ration 394
267.
384.
Addreffes: By the commiffion on $43.
the King's marriage 221. By Freyberg 609
the cities of London and Edin- Auto de fe, a fermon upon it 299
burgh, on the conquelt of Mar Bachelors to be preferred in the
tinico 222. By the city of militia 44
London on the birth of a Banchannus, his ftory, 651
Prince 446, By the city of E Bank of Scotland, abstract of the
dinburgh 449. By the city of act for erecting it 129
London, on the reduction of Banking, regulations for 135
the Havannah 565. Of the Banks, Edinburgh, their cafh-
Lords, in answer to the King's accounts abridged 54.
fpeech 618. Of the Commons derations on the order relating
619. Of the Lords on the to the abridgment 39 89 Re
preliminaries for a peace 672. marks on the confiderations
Of the Commons ib.
130. Agree to take in money
Admirals, a lift of 680
at five per cent. 163. 225. Te-
Agriculture, ufeful hint in 447 nor of the obligation 225. The
Aiguillon, D. Adm.Hawke's let restriction upon the cash-ac-
counts taken off 450. Condi-
tional notes iffued ib.
Bark, its virtues in gouty cafes
467. 693. in a chirurgical 591
Bath-waters, Linden on 25
Akib, Rabbin, his fermon 299
Albemarle, E. fails for the Ha-
vannah 16. Arrives 390. Ex-
iles the Bishop of Cuba 695.
See Havannah, Pococke- Baths, artificial. effects of 190
Allies, their different fkirmishes Battles: At Graebenstein 327.
with the French 266. Defeat At Chemnitz 329. At Luttern-
ed at Johannesberg 492. Defeat berg 383. At Buckerfdo: ff384.
the French at Brucker Muhl493 AtJohannesberg 492. At Bruck
Almena, her story 29
er Muhl 493 At Freyberg 609
Amherst, Gen. character of 683 Bear's foot deferibed 108
Amherst, Col. See Newfoundland Bedford, D. fets out for Paris
Ameeneburg, the memorable 506. How received there ib.
cannonade at 494. A letter Complimented at Calais 566
Beef, of the bil for continuing
relative to it disavowed 621
Amour, irregular, account of the importation of it from Ire-
. one 108. 161. See Pembroke land 69. Remarks on it ib.
Amputation, account of the fuc- Beer-tax, advertisements relating
cefs of a new method of 191
Anett, P. his crime and fentence
628. Pilloried 676. Reflec-
tions on his crime 700
Antigallican privateer, the Roe-
buck frigate given to its pro-
prietors 151
Aquinas's fmart repartee 252
Archangel damage by fire at 665
Arenberg taken by the allies 266
Artificers, encouragement to 54
Arts and feiences, a furvey of in
Afberry, a poor clergyman, a-
necdote of 480
Auditor, extracts from that pa-
per 289. 511. 689
Auftians, account of their mili-
to it 673, 4
Bees fting a man and horse to
death 392. A method of pre-
ferving them 524
Bellerle, M. de, extracts of his
political teflament 256
Bermudas, a negro plot at 104
Biddeford man of war loft 107
Biron, D. de, recalled from ba-
Motives for
nishment 265.
his reflovation to Courland 607.
See Ruffia
Black tried for childmurder 337
Blair, Dr, appointed Profeffor of
Rhetoric in Edinburgh 282
Borthwick, L. his title fuftained
219
Brutes, on clemency to, 108
Brucker-Muhl, action at 493
Buckerfdoff, action at 384
Buckinghamshire, E his encou
ragement of marriage 108
Buckingham houfe purchased for
the Queen 272. A defcrip-
tion of it 359
Bute, E. anecdote to his honour
373. Installed a Knight of
Articles of
the Garter 505.
impeachment against him, iro
nical 511. His character ju-
flified 529. His present to
Winchester college 676
Byres, Mr J. obtains one of the
architecture prizes at Rome 611
Calas, M. account of the rigo-
rons proceedings against him
426 A. Calas the fon's death,
and the trial and execution of
J. Calas the father 614
Caldwell, Col. a ecdote of 684
Cambray, Abp of, his letter to
the Duke of Burgundy 429
Campbell, Dr, account of his
differtation on miracles 193
Campbell, A.tried for murder 566
Candia, curiofities found in 378
Cappagh, account of a fevere
order against 592. This mat
ter explained 699
Carter, Mifs, on her poems 148
Caffel befieged by the allics 441.
Surrenders 609
Chandler on the cold 26
Charters of great men 631
Charlemain, an anecdote of 523
Charles II. defeription of the
mourning-ring he wore for his-
father 393. and of his tooth.
pick cale it
Chemnitz, a&ion at 329
Cherokees, rat fication of the
Gen.
treaty with them 103
Oglethorpe's account of that
Three of their
people 348.
chiets arrive at London 392.
Set out on their return home 4 8
Child, deferted, advertises to
know his origin 110
42 2
Childmurder
claimed 516. The Empress Englth appointed ib.
of Ruffia's letter to hm 697
Dalziel. Gen. hiftory and de
feription of 592
Daughter, a father's advice to
one 366
Edinburgh (elect Society, question
treated by them (338.
Edinburgh prices of meal 56.
112 63. 228, 84. 340, 96.
452. 508 68 623, 8o.
Davidfon. A. fentenced for child. Edinburgh ship stranded 16 1.
murder 337. Pardoned 567 Egremont, E. letters between
Debt, national, fum of it 412. him and the Earl of Brittal
A true state of it, and a com-
patation how foon it may be
paid off 585. Of paying it off
118 77. c. Memorial to
him. by the traders to the con-
quered islands 677
English language, hints relating
to it 136
Epilepty and idiotism cured by
tall 690
Denciencies, refolutions for fup
plying, accounted for 649
Denmark, ftare of affurs there
lat year 59 O the difpures Events, a chronological series of
between the King and the Dukes xii
Crach the King' deferibed 621
Coaches and other wheel-carria-
ges a nount of the duty on 396
Coal, method of extracting tar
from 185
Cock-lane ghoft, account of it of Hollien Gottorp ib. His Eu ope, revolutions in the poli
Trial concaning it 392 military operations 150 Com- tical fyftem of 72
Cocoa-tree, a letter from it 576. pels the Hamburghers to give Falsehood detect-3 621
Addrefs to it 685. Anfwers to him a loan 326 A congrels Family, mortification in one 298
Whig queft ons put to it 689 held at Berlin for accommoda- Fast general, appointed and ob-
Coins, old Roman, found 447 ting his differences with the ferved 106. Public preachers
Cold, Chandler on 26. Reme- Czar 385. An establishment on that occafion 161
dy against the eff. of it 583. for poor children 412 Ferdinand, Pr. account of his
Willis's remarks on it 584 Dick, Dr, extract from his fer- military atchievements aft year
Cole's state of Newfoundland 418 mon on Gamaliel's advice 41 2. c. Surprifes the French
Colonies, new, questions con- Dictys of Crete's hiftory of the at Gracbentlein 327. An of-
cerning the manner of fettling Trjin war found 378
ficer's acc unt of this ad sa
in them 632
Divinity, letter to alludent of 655 328 Lift of the French pri-
Colville, L. his letter from New-' Deffie's procefles for edulcorating Toners taken 380. and of the
foundland 612. Arrives from od 415. New experiments 417 lofs of the allies 381. The
America 555
Douglas, Sr f. his public fervi- French account 382 Beats the
Commitlion's add efs on the
French at Lutter-b.rg 393.
King's marriage 221
His magazines destroyed 1.
Obliges the French to retire
440, 1. Defeated at Jehan-
nefberg 492. but gains the vic-
tory at Brucker-Muhi 493. Lift
of the lofs in this action 495.
His character and that of the
King of Pruffiatcompared 682
Fevers, &c. Dr Lobb on 302.
643,91
Downe, Ld, character of 693
Drummond, Abp, his liberality
Dunbar, W. pilloried for a viti-
Commons order thanks to feve- Dropfical cafè, extraordinary $88
ralfheers 674. See Parliament
Confucius, an account of 413 to the poor 161
Cook's cure for woim, &c. 692
Coronation-medais advert.fed to ation 164
be funt for 107
Dutch, eciprocal complaints a-
Cofia, troubles there 396. Why gainst them, as to partiality 50.
the Genocte fuggle to preferve Subftance of the aniwer of the
it 4.3 Order against the British British court refpecting grievan-
afting the malecontents 674 ces in the Eaft indics ib. New
Condland, Duke of, recalled 265. reprefentations on that head 268
Letters between the zarma Earnell on idlenels and luxury
and King of Poland relating to
that duchy 545
Se Baron
Cramp, cure for it requified 248.
Caufe of the diffe explained,
cures pop 3 248. 9.
Remedy for it 305
Comwell, O. anecdotes of 242
Crop and feafons. fhite of, tor
lome years p. 478
Cracy, reor us. on 364
Cu
Band, deleription of with
p 475 Circumftances
which e noi, utel to the Brith
fuccels at 663. Sclavannah
D'a'm'et, &trical letter from
Volare to hum 354. D.
Fingal, account and extracts of
82. 200. 59. 317
Fire-arms, method of increasing
their projecte force 76
Fiftula in the parotid gland cu-
red 67
Caft-India company thank fome
of their captains 103
Eati Indies, account of the dif
pure between the Brich and
Dutch in 16. Of the bill for Fleas found in fnow 221
purifhing offences pere 122. France, affairs there laft year
wlands d fcovered by the 60. 61. Operations of her
hop Warwick 272
armies in Germany 2.
Edinburgh water plentiful in it Zest fhewn for reitoring the
338 The city's address on
marine 101. Lift of the navy
the conquctor Martinico 222. A feigned plot agaialt
on the birth of a Prince 449. the King's lite 101. The
Pin for a foundling-holpital in King's antwer to the Czar's de
it 361. Porrerage of coals re- claration 152 The Proceffacts
gulated 450, A teacher of periecuted 126. See Rocheue.
Flax-feed, an cafy method of |
railing 127
Private executions at Paris 151.
A terrible one in the Batile
611. The Jefuits profecuted
206. Arret of the parlia
ment of Rouen against them
207. Their effects fequeftra-
ted 268. Their estates feized
by the parliament of Dijon
610. A proteft by the English
at St Omer's ib. See Jefuits.
M. Broglio and his brother ba-
nished 102. A fmall fquadron
fails from Breit 268. Another
from Toulon 385. A fire in
the dock yard at Rochefort ib.
The King's declaration of war
against Portugal 389. M. de
Lally imprifined 611. Fate of
the intendant of Canada ib.
A hurricane at Cherburg b.
Correfpondence opened with
Britain 674. See Ferdinand,
Spain
before the faciament 279. On
petitions about itinerancies ib.
Of the application of the royal
bounty 279 80 Act of par-
liament against childmurder or-
dered to be read yearly 280.
Of the fettlement of Hamilton
i. of Auchtermachty ib. of
Dundee ib. Proceedings in the
cafe of Mr R. Dalrymple ib.
Overtures transmitted 281. Ob-
fervations relating to the widows
fund ib. The Moderator's
fpeech 282. The affmbly's
answer to the King's letter 291.
Their address 292
Gener fity and gratitude exem
plified 295
George II. K. Nicholls's obferva-
tions concerning his body 640.
Germany, proceedings in the
diet abour fupporting their ar
my 267 Pacifically difpofed 267
Gefner's fuccedaneum for oak
bark 429
French worsted in some skirmish-
es 266. Surprised at Graeben-
ftein 327. Conquer at Jo. Gifors, C. character of 681.
hannefberg 492. but are over- Glasgow, G. gets a parent for
come at Brucker Muhi 493. cloth weaved like womens ftitch-
Take Newfoundland 390.444. ed stays 392
Which the British retake 552. Good-manners and good-breed-
See Ferdinand, Martinico, Spain ing, Swift's effy on 422
Freyberg, action at 609 (127 Gordon, T. tried for murder 566
Friendth p exemplified affectingly Gout, Hundredmark's receipt for
Furze uletul in fencing river-
Gallert's process for making zink
630
Gallini, account of his treatife on
dancing 309
Game-bill, Scotch, of it 123
Garter Knights inftalled 50s
General affembly meets 274.
Lord Catheart commiffioner ib.
Dr Trail moderatur ib. The
King's le ter th.
and of the reduction of it 499.
The articles of capitulation 500.
Lifts of the garrifin, &c. 503.
and of the British lofs ib. Jour-
nal of the Gege 557-
accounts from thene 562 Cir.
cumitances that contributed to
A fail-
that acquisition 653
or's account of the operations
Ste Albemarle. Pick
659
Ain. Gils for the bay
Arrives at Forbay 447.
His letter to the Duke d'Ai-
guillon 693 Appointed Rear-
Admiral of G. Britain 679
Headach, efficacy of leeches in
the cure of is 251
Heath-burning dangerous 338
Hemlock, account of Storck's
A cau-
Second effy on 137.
tion relating to the time and
manner of preparing the ex
tract of it 244
Hermione, a rich Spanish ship
taken 395. The ceremony
of carrying the treasure to the
tower 446
Heffe Cafiel, Land. his repre-
fentation to the diet of the em-
pire relating to Hanau 267
Hiccough, remedy for it 308
Highlanders, Scotch, a wild no-
tion of 701
Hodgkin's cure for the curvy
252
Hofemen, bad, Thompson's
rules for 397. 461
Howe, L
monument erected
for 393. Character of 682
Gouty cafes, Winders's pallia-
tive in 467. 693
Granada ifland taken by the
British 215
Granby, M, of, difavows a letter
faid to be writtten to him 621. Human petrifact on discovered
His letter of thanks to the 308
troops in Germany 698. Cha-
Grant, T. punished for feducing
Extract of a man to inlift 164
Guineas. quarter, coined 447
Halifax. E. See Ireland
Han-burg invested and taxed by
the Danes 326
Handelt, G. F. monument erect-
ed for 393
the Commiffioner's speech 275. Gritons, damage done by the fall
Committees appointed ib. Mi- of a mountain in their country
nifters appointed to preach th
The fchoolmatters petition ib.
Referred to a committee 276.
Report of the committee rela-
ting to kirks and manfes, and
the fchoolmasters ib Of the
window tax ib. Reprefentation
of the aff mbly concerning
kirks, manfes, and fhools 1b.
An act to prevent ditepidation
of ftipends 277. Overture re-
lating to ftudents having the
Galic language ib. Report as
to an overture about chaplains
to regiments levied in scorland
278
Decifion on a petition
relating to fermeas on Saturday
Hardy, ir C. fails for the bay
566. Arrives at Plymouth,
and fails again 617
Harriton, Mr, his machine for dit.
covering the longitude tried 219
Havannah, a fiect fails against it
160 A lives 390. A de.
fcription of the city, with a
Hume's discourse of money 33.
Account and extracts of his
history of England 77. 315
Hundreamark's receipt for the
out 420
Hunt's cure of a fiftula in the
parotid gland 67
Hulband y. experiments in 305
Hutchelon, T. whipped and ba
nithed 164
Jacobite, a very great perfonage
proved one 509
Jatifin cured by a fall 690
dien Is and luxury, reflections
Jefuits profecuted in France 206.
Airet of the parliament of
Rouen against them 207. Fur-
ther proc elings against them
385. 6. Ann hilated y ait.
cree of the parlament of Paris
map 475
443-
Account of the mi.
litary operations at 497, 8.
A prediction concerning
them 697. See France ·
Iafoivent-
Enfolvent-bill, proceedings on it to the conquered islands 676.
Purchafes Buckingham houfe
for the Queen 272. Remark
able fayings of his Majesty on
the late refignations 624. See
Addieffes
Inundations in England 566
Johannesberg, action at 492
Johnfon, Sir W. character of 683
Johnfon and Smith 295
Jofeph,another 124. See Addifon Kinfale, L. anecdotes of 110.506
Joyner, W. tried for stealing the Kneeling and kiffing hands with
Aberdeen bag 567
ed to be abolished 506
Ireland, the declaration of war Laing J. fentenced for child.
against Spain notified to the murder 337. Pardoned 567
parliament 53. Refolution of Langhorne's Solyman and Al-
the Commons for increafing mena, account of 29
the revenue of the Lord Lieu- Lauzan, C. de, anecdote of 466
tenant 109. His Excellency's Leeches, their efficacy in the
modeft felf-denied answer 11o. cure of a headach 251
Of the bill for continuing the Liberty, civil and religious,
importation of beef from thence Acctions on 625
69. Remarks on that bill ib.
Of that relating to the impor-
tation of tallow from thence
122. Account of the White
Boys or Levellers 223. Trials Linen stamped for fale 56
of them 336. Execution 394. Lippe Backeburg, C. de, arrives
Addreffes of the Lords and in London 272. Sails for Por-
Commons to the Lord Lieute. tugal 330. His letters about
mant, with his answers and the operations 496. 550
Speech 333. Gr. Increase of Literature, advantages of fucie-
the linen manufacture 337. ties formed for improvement in
Reflections on our not em- 517
Linden on the Bath waters 235.
Procefs for making mundic 631.
His observations on medicinal
waters 632
ploying the Roman Catholics 53 Loan office, general, propofed 628
Judges, of the bill for fecuring Lobb on fevers and coughs 302.
their commiffions notwithstand 590. 643, 91
ing the demise of the fovereign
Juftices of the peace, of the bill
relating to their qualifications 122
Kames, L. account and extracts
of his Elements of criticism 21.
143. General characters of the
Elements 536
Locke, Mr, anecdote of 244
London, of the cause of the epi-
demical distemper in 220. The
city's addrefs on the reduction
of Martinico 222. On the birth
of a Prince 446. On the re-
duction of the Havannah 565.
The port opened for the im-
portation of foreign oats 219.
Particulars of the royal enter
tainment laft Lord Mayor's day
Longitude, trial of a machine
for difcovering it 219. Scheme
about it 447. Of the inven-
tions for difcovering it 471.
Of the act of last feffion relating
Keith, Marth. character of 681
Kent, Mr, account of a confpi-
racy against 149. Trial of the
confpirators 392
King, his declaration of war a
gainst Spain 50. His speech to
parliament on that occafion 52.
His fpeech at the clofe of the
feflion 273.
His letter to the
general aflembly 274. A por- to it 474
arait of his Majefty 288. Pre- Longfword, Earl of Salisbury 143
fents fent him from the Eaft Lorn, Marq. of, appointed com-
Indies 391. Inthroned fove mander in chief in Scotland 163
reign of the Garter 505. Pro. Loudon, E. his letter from
ved a Jacobite: A humoreus Portugal 551
fatire 509. The French am- Louifiana, its products 696 (160
baflador's speech to him, on Lucia, St, taken by the British
delivering his credentials 615. Lutternberg, action at 383 (392
His fpeech at opening the fef- Lying-in hofpital, account of it
fion 617. A defcription of his Macdonel!, A, of Barisdale, par-
flate-coach 621. An imagi- doned 164. Made a captain
mary addrefs to him 579. Pe- in Græme's regiment ib. Pro
sition to him by the traders ceedings on his trial: His de
fences 170. The counsel on
both fides ib. Interlocutor on
the fift day's debate 175.
Condefcendence of the way and
manner of his furrender 237.
The debate on the relevancy
of the condefcendence 238.
The interlocutor 242
Macintyre, D. tried for murder
566.
J. banished for theft 567
Mackenzie's account of an ex-
traordinary dropfical cafe 588
Mad dog, remedies for the bite
of one $19
Mails, Scots, abstractions made
from 338. See Joyner
Malt, cafe with respect to the
perpetue! tax on 650
Marine fociety, account of the
men and boys collected, &c.
by them 107. Refolution -
bout providing for them 675
Maritime occurrences 111, 65.
226, 83. 339, 95.450. 507.
622, 78
Marlborough, D. character of
682
Marriage, Rouffeau's advice to a
daughter concerning 366. Dif
couragement to it removed 68
Martinico, account of the land-
ing of the British forces there
104, 5. Account of the re-
duction of Fort-Royal, with
the capitulations, and lifts of the
killed and wounded 152 -160.
Bravery of the British failors on
that occafion 120, 58. Capi-
tulation of the whole island
216. See Monckton, Rodney
Mary Queen of Scots, inquiry
into the evidence produced a-
gainft 430
Maulden, account of his fermon
on inoculation 540
Mecklenburg, Pr. of, arrives in
London 53. Vifits the fleet
160. Pr. Erneft arrives 272
the latter fails for Portugal 330.
Promoted there 443
Mecklenburghers arrive in Eng-
land 566
Medicine: Ward's cure for a
fore throat 43. A fiftula in the
parotid gland cured 67. Sa-
jutary effects of artificial baths
190 O'Halloran's new me-
thod of amputation 191. Smith
on the caule of the epide
mical diftemper in London 220.
Of the use of narcotics for the
toothach 235. Linden on the
Bath waters ib. A med einal
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