E.

ment of torture

413
Dixon, Mr. chofen bridge-

maiter

the old divines

443
Doddridge, Dr. his opinion of
1004
Dolben, Sir W. his fpeeches
20, 116, 206, 288, 383,
389, 390, 391, 650, 651,
652, 911
DOMESTIC

OCCURRENCES
88, 173, 264, 359, 442,
531, 623, 710, Sco, 888,
973, 1060
Don Quixote, new Spanish edi-
tion of
812
Dorufe, the finger, his mifera-
93

ble end

Drayt n-green, melancholy ac-

535

tent places 911. on Mr. Diffenters. See Shelburne.
Bembridge's fufpenfion ib.
on regulating public places
ib. 915. on Mr. Pitt's mo-
tion for accounts of fees,
&c. 911. on the alterations
in the pay-office bill 913.
on the importation of corn
to Scotland 914. on the ex-
portation, of brafs 1b. 919.
un altering the law relating
to property 916. on the ar-
my eftimates 917, 918. on
taking away compounding
for the duty on malt 918,
996. on Sir Ahton Lever's
petition 919. on the Qua
kers' petition in behalf of
Negroes ib. on the petition
of H. Philips, efq. ib. on
the bill for abolishing fees,
&c. 993. on compelling pub-
lic accomptants to pay in ba
lances 997, 1003. on pro-
viding for the loyalifts 997.
on the cotton and linen ma-
nufactures ib. on quieting
the minds of patrons, &c.
999. on altering the revenue
laws Icoc. on col. Erikine's
regiment ib. on regulations
in the exchequer 1001,
1003. on fupporting the cre-
dit of the E. I. company
1003. on the addrefs 1051.
on Mr. Fox's plan for regu-
lating the India company
1052, 1053, 1054, 1055,
1057. on preventing fmug-
gling 103, 1054. on a-
mending the receipt a&1053.
on Mr. Fox's fecond bill for
regulating India affairs 1055,
on the rumour of a great
perfonage's opinion, &c 1062
Debray, Nich. a poem of 396
Deering, Dr. fome account of

cident there
Drinker, Edward, particulars of

371

DUELS, one prevented 266.

485

one

nora in Hungary 168,
439. at Mellina 257, 350.
439. at Paris 268. at Ar-
dres 353. at Vienna 439-
at Colebroke-dale 442. im
Sicily 448, 526, 705.
See Hamilton, At
mofa 705,

For-
at Launceston

705. in Syria 881. Sec Cam-
bray.
East India affairs, 84, 258,

346, 433, 477, 527, 609,
618, 705, 795, 779, 883,
968, 1046-1050, 1059,
1062. See Letters. Re-
ports from the committee on
341. directors chofen 360.
a dividend of 81. per centum
agreed to 535. Mr. Sullivan
reports a conference with the
duke of Portland ib. com.
pany's petition to parliament
609. See p. 553. two new
officers to be fint over by go-
vernment 890. analysis of
the proprietors qualified to
vote 1017. ftate of the Eat
India trade 9 & 10 Will, III.
1018

Eaft India house, robbed 267
Eden, Mr. his fpeeches 18, 90,

194, 199, 201, 203, 205,
287, 390, 554, 558, 562,

733,734,737, 740. 828
Edinburgh, corporation of, their

addreis on the peace (267
Edward the Black Prince, his
natural fons
724
Eduard V. a picture of in
Penrith church
7812
Edwards, Tho. See Letters.
Egyptians. See Gypfies.
Edit, gen. thanks vored him
by the Commens 22. his

penfion agreed to by dit 624
Ellis, Welbore, his speech 826
Ely cathedral, curious ancient
Inventory there
482
Embargo en falt in Ireland ta

ken off 440. on provifions
in Gr. Britain and Ireland
taken of 801

Evigrants, a caution to 703
Eminent perfons enquired after
226, 376
Emperor of Germany, his new
regulation concerning neu
tralizing foreign ships 85.
fupprefles a libel against the
Romish church 81. his mi-
litary preparations 167. a-
bolthes fervitude and flavery
in his Auftrian dominions
352. appoints a min fter to
N. America 526. his pre-

Bourdeaux 628. the Fox,
Coldbeard, from S. Ame.
rica, burnt on her pailage
ibid. at the corn-mills at
Clifford, Yorkshire 622. at
Potton 708. at Birmingham
ibid. at Gun-dock 803. at
Fort St. John on Lake
Champlain, 885. at Hitchin,
Hertfordshire 973. at Mr.
Seddon's, Alderigate-street
974
Fire-balls, Mr. Mafkelyne's
plan for obferving
Fireships, thofe invented by
Giambelli, at the fiege of
Antwerp, described 25
Ftz-James, Duke of, his du-
448
Fitzpatrick, Col. his fpeeches
115, 196, 197, 198, 740,
917, 996, 1061
Fitwilliam, Ld. his fpeeches
8, 10, 107

els

991

new apparatus for,
in Dublin
up

269

932

1060

Eyre, Mr. his speeches 732

F.

912

FAfhion, the power of 758

Faw, John, Lord and
Earl of Little Egypt, pro-
tected by a writ of privy feal
in Scotland
100g
Fayette, M. de la, introduced
to the King of Spain, 268.
land granted him by Con-
grefs in N. Carolina 436
Female cheat difcovered at the
Bolt and Tun, Fleet-ftreet

623
Fences, uteful fpecies of, de-
scribed
42
Fergon, Sir Adam, his
Ipeeches 22, 72, 287, 390,
732, 905, 1003. made L.
L. D. at Edinburgh 620
Fielding, Ld. his speeches 21,
22, 69

FIRES, near Loughborough 87.

at the palace of Krafinsky in
Poland 168. at Leeds 172.
at Chatfon in Staffordshire
262. in Wood-freet 266.
at Rotherhith wall 267. at
Tho. John's near Mon-
mouth, fet on fire by him-
felf 358. at Mr. Whittol's
near London-bridge 443. at'
Neufol in Hungary 526. at
Bencoolen 527, 537. near
Baldernock in Scotland 530.
a new E. Indiaman burnt at

Flood, Mr. his pee hes 1061,

1062. See Ireland.

353

Flour, great quantities found
under ground
Fly-poifon, perfons killed by
805

FoGs, remarkable one at Do
ver, 620. in the Mediterra-
nean and Archipelago thicker
than in England
Foreign intelligence 80, 167,

803

258, 352, 438, 525, 617,
620, 705, 793, 881, 1059
Fereft, one in Poland fuddenly
disappea s
617
Forelt rolls, curious extracts
from
585

705

Fermofa, island of, deftroyed
by an earthquake
Ffter, Dr. John, of Eon,
fome account of
icos
Fox, Mr. his fpeeches 9, 13,
15, 17, 20, 21, 65, 67,
68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 74,
111, 114, 115, 116, 198,
201, 204. 205, 287, 289,
383, 387, 455, 473, 474,
556, 538, 642, 644, 647,
648, 651, 732, 733, 734,
735, 736, 737, 738, 740,
741.742, 825, 828, 906,
908, 910, 911, 912, 913,
914 916, 918, 995, 997,
1001, 1002, 1003, 1051,
1052, 1053, 1054, 1055,
1c62. his obfervations on

the India Company's effi-
mates 977. difcarded from
his fecretaryship 1062
Fox, -, executed on Har-
wich common for murder
800

France, genealogy of the king
of 587. king of, his decla
ration concerning the navi
gation of the Mediterranean
617
Franklin, Dr. his medal on
the American independence
269
Franking, between England
and Ireland, to be repealed
1060

Frafer, Mr. his fpeech 204
Frid. Cb. Ferdinand, Prace

of Meclenburgh, dies 452
French, ftoreships bound for
the Cheafapeak taken 354
troops evacuate Virginia
437 nobility arrive in
London 446. offer the king
fix fhips of the line
536
Frefncy's Art of Painting,
tranflations from
Froft, remarkable hard one at

118

272
Hocktide
games, explained
231
Hogarth, remarks on his two
prints to Milton 208. ori-
ginal anecdotes of 316
Holdsworth, Mr. his speech

Marquis of, his
fpeeches 68, 71, 915
Granada, arbitrary behaviour
of the French Governor
there
795
Grand Signor, confpiracy a-
gainft dilcovered 353. pro-
hibits all religious profecu-
tions 438. treaty of peace
between him and the King
of Spain
525
Grand Tour, a sketch of, with
a fcheme of local obfervá-
tions

501
Grantham, Ld. his fpeech 107
Grattan, Mr. See Ireland.
Green, Mr. Rich. his request
in laft vol. p. 281. answered
133
Dr. his remarkable will
226, 657
Mr. dies in confequence
of a duel 979. 'See p. 891.
Greenland, fuccess of our fishery
there
620

Gregory, Mr. his fpeech 1058
Grenville, Mr. W. his fpeeches
73, 117, 194, 198, 199,
383. 480, 999
Rt. Hon. James, fome
806

account of

968
Holyday-cart, children killed

800

542
Holland, &c. High Military
Commiflion Court there,
diffolved
527
Holy Trinity, annual meeting
of the elder brethren of 534
Hoopoe cock fhot near Durnley,
Gloucestershire
Hopkins Mr. his fpeeches 20,
828
Horley, Dr. Greck criticism
of his difputed 842. See p.
944. his charge to the clergy
856
Hotham, Sir R. his fpeech 90
Hotch potch bill, what 73
Houghton, Sir H. his fpeech

commended

651

Houfe of Commons, altera-
tions in
254
Howard, Sir G. his fpeeches
21, 90, 205, 917, 997,999
Howarth, Mr. his fpeech 740.

drowned

453
Howe, Ld. his fpeech 5. thanks
voted him by the Commons

22

228

Gentleman robbed and wound-
ed near Iflington 889
Germaine, Sir J. interesting in-
terview between him and
Dr. S. Clarke
Giants at Guildhall, a fo-
reigner's remarks on 847
Gibraltar, fecret attempt a
gainst defeated 82. petition
of the inhabitants of 343.
eaution to fhips anchoring
at the old Mole there 798
Gilbert, Mr. his poor's bill
put off
68, 70.
Girl fwore falfely that her fa-
ther fet fire to fome barns,
&c.
441

God's good, meaning of 926,

1004.
Godftow Nunnery, description ·
of 462. See p. 552
Gold and filver lace, snd filks,

prohibited in Denmark 167
Gordon, Ld. G. pernicious ten-
dency of his letters 249, 340
Gofpel, meeting of the fociety
for propagating 176
Gothic buildings, effay on, de-
fended 37. See laft vol. p.
480. anfwered 138. objec-
tion to 301. engrafted on
Saxon deformity 375
Gower, Ld. his fpeech 1061
Grabam, Dr. James, commit-
ted to the Tholfel 711. See

129

critique on
Grosvenor Indiaman, left, with
the fufferings of the crew
618, 789
Gunpowder-plot - house, de-
fcribed
104

account of

H.

Acket, Dr. John, bishop,
of Litchfield, his religious
intrepidity
120

Hamet, Mr. his fpeech 560
Hamilton, Sir Will. his account
of the late earthquakes in
Calabria and Sicily 785
Hammond, Sr A. S. fuppofed
to be loft in the Caton man
of war
367
Hampden, Vifc. dies 718.
See p. 803
Hand-bill, feditious, difperfed

Hanmer, Sir Walden, his
707 death and character 979
Harding, Samuel, not like
either Pope or Savage 139.
See laft al. p.
263

Marquis of, his
speeches 68, 71, 915
Granada, arbitrary behaviour
of the French Governor Hargrave, Mr. Rich. chofen

there

795

Grand Signor, confpiracy a-
gainst discovered 353. pro-
hibits all religious profecu-
tions 438. treaty of peace
between him and the King
of Spain
525
Grand Tour, a sketch of, with
a fcheme of local obferva-
tions

501
Grantham, Ld. his fpeech 107
Grattan, Mr. See Ireland.
Green, Mr. Rich. his request
in last vol. p. 281. answered

133
Dr. his remarkable will
226, 657
Mr. dies in confequence
of a duel 979. See p. 891.
Greenland, fuccefs of our fishery
there
620

Gregory, Mr. his fpeech 1058
Grenville, Mr. W. his fpeeches
73, 117, 194, 198, 199,
383. 480, 999
Rt. Hon. James, fome

account of

Haflings, Warren, Efq; See
Letters. Debate concerning
him in a coutt of proprietors

974
Heat, extraordinary, obferva-
806 tions on

726

mefticated one 230. farther
particulars concerning 407,

Hocktide games, explained

231

Hogarth, remarks on his two
prints to Milton 208. ori-
ginal anecdotes of 316
Holdsworth, Mr. his fpeech

in

542
Holland, &c. High Military
Commiflion Court there,
diffolved
527
Holy Trinity, annual meeting
of the elder brethren of 534
Hoopoe-cock hot near Durney,
Gloucestershire
Hopkins Mr. his speeches 20,
828
Horley, Dr. Greek criticifm
of his difputed 842. See p.
944. his charge to the clergy
commended

800.

856
Hotham, Sir R. his fpeech 90
Hotch potch bill, what 73
Houghton, Sir H. his fpeech

651
House of Commons, altera-
tions in
254
Howard, Sir G. his fpeeches
21, 90, 205, 917, 997,999
Howarth, Mr. his fpeech 740.
453
Howe, Ld. his fpeech 5. thanks
voted him by the Commons

drowned

22