Lomonozow attempts a paf-
fage through the frozen fea

566

London, city of, thanks its
reprefentative 120. A letter
to the common council 201.
264
Longitude-bill 113. Act up-
on it 114. Refle@ions ib.
A machine for finding it by
Schultz 156. A board of 515.
Different methods for find-
ing it ib. Remarks it.
Louvre, academy at 280
Ludolf, Baron, in holy orders,
gets a difpenfation to marry

453

Lunatic, a striking reply of 686
Macdermod, John, banished

462

Magdalen charity-house, ac-
count of 349
Magnanimity, inftance of 542
Mahogany planted in Georgia

515

Majority, defence of 495.
Reply 707

Malt, act anent the duties on
21.184

Man, ifle of, fmuggling from,
fuppreffed 456
Manila, money for the cap-
ture of 455, 6. Bills, Dra.
per's letter concerning 722
Manufactures, woollen, at
New York 624
Manufcripts, caftern, brought
to Denmark 512
Marine chair for finding the
longitude 515
Marine fociety, refolutions of
457. Abstract of their re-
ceipts and difbursements 458
Marischal, &c. eftates fold 109
Marlborough, D. of, her eye-

water 545

Marriage, a father's complaint
of his fon's 430. A remark-
able difpenfation by the
Pope 453. A new form of
543- One abruptly stopt
545. O. Cromwel's daugh-
ter's prevented $47
Marriages, clandeftine 53
Married state, defence of 523
Marfeilles, two extraordinary
productions at 350
Mary Q. of Scots, letter con-
cerning 695

Medals for the K. of Poland's

coronation 630
Members of afiembly, advice

to 724

Monuments in Westminster
abbey, keeping clean 541
Moorburn, old Scots act con-
cerning 229
Mortality-bills 725
Mofquito Indians renew the
league with Britain 625
Nabob, cruelties of 343, 4
Naples, fcarcity of corn in
223. Mortality by unwhol-
fome food 401. Number
of perfons dead 453. Ma-
lignant diftemper ceased 513
National character's 600
Negroes, at Berbices, revolt
of 7. 98. 221. 2. 399. White
one at Surinam 350. Re
markable family of them 5,
Netherhow port of Edinburgh
account of 432
New England,
wrought in 568
Newfoundland, whale-fithery
at 160. Fishery carried on
with great tranquillity 513
New Jersey, iron-ore found

at 282

coal-mines

Notes of five fhillings, propo-
fal for iffuing 637.
Private
ones, copies of $18, 74
Noyes, Sufannah, slept five
days 459

Occafional writer 692

Officers in the Dutch fervice
to complete their regiments
230. Application against it
ib.

Old Bailey, feffions at 629
Orange, Pr. of, takes his feat
in the affembly of the States-
General 7. Refuses to con-
firm fome military promo-
tions ib. Examined on the
reformed religion 210
Ofnaburg, Bp of, account of
his election 157. 452. 565.
623, 79

Oxford, earthquake at 685

Merryfield, Mrs, her manage-
ment of her children 248
Mihilimakcnac, fortress of, to
be garrifoned 569
Milford-haven, works at, fuf- Palatines arrive at philadel-
pended 348
phia 454 Account of their
Militia-act 68
reception 515
Mill-ftones in Cumberland 686 Palatines and Wurtzburghers
Minifters to be protected from in great diftrefs at London
flander 19
459. Affecting account of
their fituation ib. Subfcrip-
tion opened for their relief
460. Contributions mide
for them ib. A committee
appointed on their account
516. Petition in their be-
half prefented to the King
The defire of it granted
Propofals for contract-
for their paffage and

Minority, charge against 303.
Defence of 491
Mirowitz declared guilty of
treafon in Ruffia 565. The
fenate's addrefs against him
ib. Interceflion made for
him ib. Beheaded ib.

Monckton, Gen. complaint
against 301. Acquitted 302.
Account of his uial 372

ib.

ib.

ing

C
G

C

maintenance

Of the fettlements

at Senegal 317. Petition of
the city of York ib. Petition
of the borough of Notting-
ham ib. Committee's report
of the turnpike-roads ib. Of
private mad-houfes 318. Of
the public accounts 319. Of
difbanded officers 321. Pro-
rogued ib.

Parliament 1763-4, proceed.
ings in 529. On the expul
fion of Mr Wilkes ib. Of
the Efay on Woman 531.
Privileges of peerage and
parliament explained ib.
Commons requests to Q. E-
lifabeth, and her anfwers
533. Supplies granted 585.
Ways and means 588. Debt
contracted and paid off 591.
Of money-bills 641. New
act concerning the bank of
England 641, 2
Parliaments of France, pro-
ceedings in 157
Patna, Englishmen murdered
at 343

Patrons, advice to 194
Paxton volunteers 297. Their
declaration 291.
monftrance. 299

Their re-

magnanimity of a

Pentylvania, maffacres in 173.
281. Bill anent affeflment
of lands 337. Refused by
the governor ib. Refolution
of the aflembly 338. 625
Perjury, two indictments for
284

anent the electionibo Soves Prayer of M. de Voltaire 118
ral diets held 449 And Pretender, anecdote of 64
broke up in great confufion Prieft, Heathen, converted
Infruments interchan
With

ib.

681

Princess Caroline yacht wreck-
ed on the coalt of Shetland
574

Printers obtain a verdict a-
gainst the King's meflengers

454

ged with Rusia
the K. of Pruffia ib. @ Count
Stanislaus Pomiarowski ete&$
ed King 509. Election an-
nounced to the foreign mi
nifters is parentage.
and character ib. Oppofers
of the diet of convocation
own him for their lawful
vereign 564. He pardons
C. Brafinitiky and his ache-
rents b Is to beatified by,
the Empress of Rumia and demanded for the cap-
K. of Priflia, against the ture of Karical and Pondi-
Turks, if neceliary th His cherry 455
propofal for improving the Prize-queftions by the acade-
military eftabliment 565. my: of fciences 190.
Short hiftory of his corona- Touloufe 567. By the acade-
tion 597. His speech $98. demy of belles lettres 623.
Declares he will give au- At Bourdeaux 567. Mathe-
dience to all ranks 622. Or.
matical at Berlin 679.
ders the tranflation of the Proclamation anent the fets
Pruffian code of laws ib. His thing of our new-acquired i-
coronation 678. Count Bran-
flands 164
nitsky affures the King of his Pronunciation, over-refined,
fubmiflion ib.
cenfured 594

Frifoners, commiffaries for
fettling the expence of 48
Prizes, addition made relating
to captors of 116
Prize money for taking Ha-
wannah, letter anent 346

Politenefs, falfe, ridiculed

375

Political parties in Britain,
hiftorical account of 480 to
488
Pope, Bolingbroke's letter to
368. Proven to be a for-
gery 463
Porcelain, the making of in
France 453
Port Louis in Granada made
a good haven 616
Port Naffau, plantations of,
burnt 98

Portugal army, account of
280. Torture of criminals

laid afide 453. Spaniards
form an army of obfervation
567. Vines to be grubbed
up 680. Sufpicions of war-
like preparations in Spain ib.
Pofts, origin of 192

Pot-afh manufacture in Geor-
gia 454

Pratt, Sir Charles, prefented
with the freedom of city of
Dublin 103 Petition of the
commons anent it 104. Rea-
fonings thercupon 105, 6.
His letter on receiving the
freedom of the city of Lon-
don 348. Infcription for
his picture in Guildhall
455

fofed ib. Difmiffes most of
his troops . A decree a
gainft him 599. Against o
ther perfons his adherents i
His palace taken poflethen
of 6.78
Ranfomers detained prisoners
in France, 285

Raw-filk, implements for the
culture of, fhipped for: A-
merica 5,71
Religious houfes, in Bavaria,
regulations of 679- The
reaion of thefe regulations
ib.

Renee Corbeau, history of 119
Revolutionilt-fociety fog
Rice, S. Carolina planters,
their petition 251
Riding-school in Edinburgh

At 130

Proteft of the Lords anent fe-
ditious libels 9

Proteftants in the palatinate
of the Rhine allowed to
build churches and schools

452

Provifions to be imported
from Ireland 227. 521. Pro-
clamation permitting it 512.
671,81

Pruffia, King of, his regula-
tions after the peace 6. For-
bids expensive burials 41.
Anecdotes of the late King
117. Releafes Gen. Zafrow

220.

Edi& anent the fab-
bath 279. His treaty with
the Emp. of Ruffia 399.
Renounces pretentions to Po
ith Pruffia 419. His de-
claration on the affair of Fre-

dericfen 623

Ridley, Dr Nicholas, extract
from the hiftory of his di
34. 145 206

Roit's Almena, an English's
pera 704

Romans, King of, conferen
ces at Frankfort anent his e-
lection 97.4 Archduke jo
feph elected 157. Is crown
ed 220
Rouen, administration of jas
fice flopped at 42a
Rouflean, his treatise on ed
cation condemned 123. Re-
figas his burghership of Ge-
neva b. Remonttrances qf
the citizens concerning him
124. The council's antwer
125. The citizens reply 126
Rufcombe, Mrs, and her fer-
vant maid murdered 695.
Rewards for difcovering the
murderer ib. -

Ruffia, Emprefs of, crowned
at Mofcow 5. Goes in pil-
grimage to Roftoff B. Her
territories invaded by the
Chinese ib. Sends a body of
troops to Poland ib. Makes
a treaty with the King of
Prutia 399. Remarks on
her manifefto on the death
of Pr. Ivan 470. The ma-
nifesto 510. Her answer to
the fenate in relation to Mis
rowitz 565. Changes his
fentence ib. Is importuned
to name a fucceffor 622.
Recalls fifteen noblemen
from their banishment
6,21 Orders the tranita-
"uting" of she Swedish, Da-
Ire nifi, and Pruhan laws into

Pfalmanafar, George, me-
moirs of 658,470. 6737 712
Queen, a piece of fine litten
prefented to res
Quin, Mr his fafonable
kindness to Mr Thomion
546

Radzivil retires toward Choc-
zim 448. Defeated by the
Ruffian general 10. Seeks
aid from the troops of the
palatine of Kiow ib.

the

!

the Ruffian tongue ib. En-
courages fkilful artificers to
fettle in Ruffia ib.
Ruthven, L. his houfe fell
to the ground $74
Sachem, Indian, a conference
with 160

Sailors encouraged to go a-
board a flect at Portsmouth
516
Salmon, method to increase
the fecundity of 350
Salt, the benefit of to cattle
309

Salt water, to make fresh, a
machine 400
Sanderfon, Bp, anecdote of

118

Sauvage, Dr, his cure for a
cancer 653

Savoyard curate's profeffion
of faith 14. 79. Letter anent
it 82
Saxony, Pr. Charles of, elect-
ed Duke of Courland 3.
His election declared null.
ib.

A candidate for the
crown of Poland 277.
Scaldhead, a cure for 195
Scoticifms, table of, correct-
ed and enlarged 187
Scotland, anent the highways
in 22. Abstract of the laws
concerning them ib. Re-
flections on infults offered
to 488. Answered $40.
Ports opened for importa-
tion of grain 686
Scots, Denina's character of
them with respect to litera-
ture 465

Scamen in France, their num-
ber to be augmented 279
Sea-fcurvy, a remedy for 633.
634
Seeds, American, propofal
for importing 83
Seizures, encouragement to
make 184. New order for
the divifion of 682, 3
Seneca nation, articles of
peace with 336
Servants, fick, a collection
for supporting in the infir-
mary 107
Sheep and fheep-walks of
Spain 361

Shenfton, William, his cha-
racter 192.
His works 322
Sheridan, Thomas, his courfe
of reading 462
Shipwrecks near the fhore, ex-
periments to preferve mens
lives in $15
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Siberia furveyed by twelve
geographers 678. Public
roads to be made there ib.
Jews to fettle there 5121
Silk-works act explained 181
Sind's elecnary against the
glanders 503
Sinking-fund, origin of 644.
645

Small pox, letter anent 293.
Smoke, a new construction of
grates to prevent 54
Smuggling, act against 18z.
Hardships it may occafion
183. A ftop put to it in
feveral places 453.
From
the Isle of Man, order of
council about it 456. Ab
ftract of acts relative to it
ib. Nine armed cutter fta-
tioned there to prevent it
516. 682

Society of Revolutionists 103
Soldiers and failors enabled to
exercise trades 177
Spain, fortifications on the
frontiers of 568. Forms an
army on the fide of Portu-
gal ib.

Spaniel-dog, a man condemn
ed by the evidence of 472
Speaking correctly, rules for
593
Specie, a remedy propofed
for the fcarcity of 89
Spirits, low, cure for 663
Stanislaus, K. his works 499
States-General, to augment
their forces 7. British fac-

tors remonstrance to 682
Statues erecting at the India-
house 455
Statuary and painting, how
practifed at Paris 280
St Stephen, order of, inftitu-
ted 279

Stevensburg, plantations burnt
98

Stewart, Sir John, of Grand-
tully, his declaration con-
cerning his fons 351
Stone, Chittick's medicine for

marks on the state of them
from the Budget 421. Ex-
pofition of the Budget from
the Wallet 423
Sweden to furnish men of war
to France 399. A diet to
be called 512.678
Tailzies, deliberations of the
faculty of advocates upon 405
Taxes, new, in France 58,
The parliaments remon-
ftrate against them 58, 9
Time-keeper for finding the
longitude, invented by Mr
Harrifon 113. His petition
concerning it ib. Referred
to a committee 114 50001.
to be paid him immediately
on certain conditions ib.
Reflections ib.

Tobago, defcription of 626.
Situation and dimensions ib,
Produce ib.
Tolouse, Prize-questions at
567

Torture of criminals laid a-
fide in Portugal 453
Tranfylvania, an infurrection
in 98

Treaty between the courts of
Vienna, France, and Sweden

566

Tree, a root of petrified 629.
630
Trees-deftroying infects 229.
Curious methods of propaga
ting trees 321
Trouts, method of increafing
the fecundity of 350.
Truce between the Emprefs-
Queen and the Porte 41
Turks, near 60,000 on the
confines of Transylvania and
Poland 512, 65. 622, 78
Turks inland, British forced
from 512. Admiral at Ja-
maica informed thereof ib.
Satisfaction demanded by
his Majesty's ambassador in
France ib. Refolution of
the island, and reparation of
damages ordered by the K.
of France ib. Description of
the island ib.
Turky, ftate of affairs there
laft year 2.
Turkish troops
invade Auftrian Croatia ib,
Make an irruption into E-
fclavonia ib. Court of Vien-
na prepare again't thib.
Truce between the Empress.
Queen and the Porte 41
Urethra, a cure for
Vacancy, in Edinburgh, dif

cers 82

pute

fummoning him 451. She
tence of outlawry pronou
ced against him 629
Williams, John, his trial fr
the N. Briton 405.
ordered to the King's-bench
prifon 619

Wilfon, William, fined for
carrying letters privately $18
Wood, how to make lefscam.
bustible 453, 90
Woollen manufacturers, peti-
tion of 185, 6
Woolwich, King's yards -
fited by the Lords of the Ad-
miralty 347

Worcestershire gentlemen, po
tition of 249

Words, will, fhall, thofe, thep,
remarks on 187
Writing, correctly, rules for