New Jersey College Libourg COTS MAGAZINE. MDCCL V. VOLUME XVII. Ne quid falfi dicere audeat, ne quid veri non audeat. E DIN BURGH: Printed by SANDS, DONALDSON, MURRAY, and COCHRAN. [As the defign of our collection has been frequently explained, and is now well known, a formal preface every year is not neceffary; we therefore chufe to drop that article at prefent, rather than repeat what has been already faid, or ell what every reader knows; intending to refume it afterwards as often as there. hall be occafion. We shall always entertain a grateful fenfe of the public faYour, which we have the pleasure to find ftill upon the increase; and our correpondents fhall always have our peculiar regard. We may occafionally pay our aty in an annual compliment, or we may omit to do it; but our utmost care merit the continuance of that favour which we have fo long, and fo liberally enjoyed, shall never be wanting.] The Names and Characters affumed by the Speakers in the POLITICAL CLUB. M. Aburias, Earl of Abingdon, deceased. . Ebatias, Giles Earle, Efq; deceased. T. Ebutius, 1755, Thomas Potter, Efq; 2. Eas, Earl of Aylesford. (cealed. Emas Mamercinus, Mr Alder. Perry, deEmas Paulus, Duke of Argyle, deceased. Vrasias Barrbus, Lord Barrington. (ville. Agrippa, Lord Carteret, now Earl of Gran grippa Menenius, George Fox Lane, Efq; Tibullas, Edward Walpole, Efq; Arias, Henry Archer, Efq; ris Maturius, Dudley, now Sir Dudley Bixins Pollio, Lord Polwarth, now Earl of Falas Getinius, Philips Gybbon, Efq; Nelanus, John Bance, Esq; Bus, John Bond, Efq; Cecilias Metellus, Earl of Malton, afterwards Farias, Nicholas Fazakerley, Efq; Cercitius, Earl of Carlisle. Cs, Richard Beckford, Efq; (Powlet Cars, Earl of Cholmondeley. A. Cornelius Coffus, Velters Cornewall, Efq; Cn. Cornelius Lentulus, Lord Lovel, now Earl of M. Craffus, Edward Wortley Montague, Efq; P. Curiatius, Edward Coke, Efq; late Lord Coke. Cn. Domitius Enobarbus, Jofeph, afterwards Sir Cn. Domitius Calvinus, Duke of Newcastle. M. Ebutius Elva, Welbore Ellis, Efq; Q. Fulvius Flaccus, Thomas Fonnereau, Efq; wards Earl Gower, deceased. T. Genucius, Richard Grenville, Efq; now Earl Ctr, Lord Walpole, afterwards Earl of Q. Horatius Barbatus, Earl of Halifax, (deceased. - Marcellus, Earl of Sandwich. Nero, Earl of Winchelsea. , Henry Conway, Efq; (deceafed. Cars Arvina, Lord Vife. Cornbury, Cars Cethegus, George Cooke, Efq; 61 Horatius Cocles, Sir John Hynd Cotton, deceased. A. Hoftilius Cato, Robert Hucks, Efq; deceased. C. C. Hoftilius Tubulus, Mr Alderman Heathcote. Junius Brutus, Samuel Sandys, Efq; now Lord (Sandys. C. Lælius, Lord Viscount Lonsdale, deceased." L. Lentulus, Henry Legge, Efq; G. Licinius Nerva, Daniel Leighton, Efq; L. Lucretius Flavus, Sir Richard Lloyd, now C. Lutatius, Adm. Warren, deceased. deccafed. Cn. Narbanus, Norreys Bertie, Efq; (fed. T. Numifius Prifcus, William Noel, Esq; M. Ogulnius, Gen. James Oglethorpe. L. Oppius Salinator, Arthur Onflow, Efq; Speak er of the houfe of Commons. L. Papirius Curfor, Nicholas Fazakerley, Efq; L. Pinarius, Thomas Pitt, Efq; L. Pifo, Earl of Chesterfield. (Hardwicke. C. Plinius Cæcilius, Lord Chancellor, and Earl of Pomponius Atticus, Horatio Walpole fenior, Efq L. Porcius, Duke of Portland. T. Quintius, Lord Talbot. L. Quintius Capitolinus, John Talbot, Efq; L. Quintius Cincinnatus, William Shippen, Efq; T. Romilius, Matthew Ridley, Efq; (deceased. Sp. Rutilius Craffus, Lord Raymond., C. Sallonius, Lord George Sackville. 2. Sallonius Sarra, Dr Sherlock, Lord Bishop of Salisbury, now of London. C. Salluftius Crifpus, Horatio Walpole jun. Efq; Scipio Africanus, Lord Noel Someriet, now Duke of Beaufort. A. Sellius, Major Selwyn, deceased. A. Sempronius Atratinus, John Selwyn jun. Efq; T. Sempronius Gracchus, Lord Percival, now Earl of Egmont. P. Sempronius Tuditanus, Sir Thomas Lumley Saunderfon, late Earl of Scarborough. L. Sergius Fidenas, Sir John St Aubin, deceased. Sextus Tarquinius, Robert Nugent, Efq; L. Stertinius, Sir William Stanhope. C. Sulpicius, Edward Southwell, Efq; deceased. Titus Pomponius, Penyfton Powney, Efq; T.Villius Tappulus, Mr Ald. Willimot, deceased. T. Virginius Rutulus, Thomas Whichcote, Efq; L. Volumnius, Edmund Waller fenior, Efq; SCOTS MAGAZINE. JANUARY, 1 7 5 5. HISTORY. A fummary or recapitulation of the || POLITICS. Speeches in the debate on the Eaft- public affairs of last year 1.-17. -An account of the Dutch furprising the island of Madura, and the affecting cafe of its King 17. -Naval preparations in Britain 45,6. Pro -An account of the Glasgow friendly fociety India company's mutiny bill, by T. Sempro- nius Gracchus 21. and Quintus Mucius 27. HERCULANEUM, Paderni's further accounts of MAN, the design of a new paper fo called 37. Sir I. NEWTON on the ancient year 40. POETRY. To William Lyttelton, Efq; on his being appointed Governor of South Carolina 43. On Clariffa ib. Verfes by a near- fighted gentleman, occafioned by reading Mr. LISTS, TABLES, &c. The Edinburgh infir- mary table for last year 50, 1. and value of linen stamped in Scotland for fale A general table of the Aberdeen infirmary 52. Marriages, Births, Deaths, and Preferments 52, 3. Prices of flocks, grain, and meal 53, 4. Mortality bills for Edinburgh by all the calamities of civil ried on, with great keennefs and animo- fity, almoft without interruption, for a- bove feven years past, fince the death of the late famous Kouh Kan. For tome time perfons who were, or pretended to be his near relations, laid claim to the fucceffion, and had feareely any other ri- vals. Several of them obtained the name of Shah, but without any peace- able reign, one being tumbled from the a fhort ftruggle, being difpoffeffed by a third, who was again foon obliged to yield to fuperior force Mean while the Turks privately encouraged Prince He- raclius, ton of Tirberi Mirza, fovereign of Georgia, but tributary to the Grand Signor, to make an attempt upon Per- fia, not withing that he should obtain the crown, but only imbarrass and weak- en a people who not long before had ipread terror through the Ottoman en- pire. Pr. Heraclius to artfully managed inatters, particularly by declaring that |