AMBRIDGE Univerfity, prefented
C with a fine Greek infcription, fuppof-

ed to be executed 270 years before the
birth of Chrift, 306.-An elegant fta-
tue of his majesty erected there, 438
Canada, the people there, much oppref-
fed by the military, 307.-A Popish
bishop fent there,
567
bills, the French courts arret re-
lative to them, 121.-Notice given to
the holders of them, 123-Conventi-
on for them fettled, 306.-Ditto rati-
433.-Deputation of merchants

vered for inftructing them in reading
and writing,

437

713, 774

Denmark, death of the king notified, 185.
-Marriage of the new king to the
princefs Matilda of England declared,
646, 715.-Performed by proxy, 648.
-In Denmark,
Dolphin, com. Biron, return from making
difcoveries, 379.-Her crew paid off,
and receive double wages, when all
her papers were properly difpofed of,
438
Donn Benj. Mr. of Bristol, paid 100l. by
the Society of Arts for his furvey of
that county,
62
Dominica, a ship taken from thence by a
French guarda colta,

642

Durell, adin. departs for Nova Scotia,

AST-INDIA

E.

570

cafion, 438.-Notice from the court of
France relative to them,
Chevalier de St. George, particulars of
his funeral, 185.-Pretenfions of his
fon rejected by France and Spain, 307
Clive, lord, account of his proceedings
in the Eaft-Indies, 307, 379.-His let-
ter to Sir Jofeph York,
Cod-fifhery, a fcheme propofed for erect-
ing one in Scotland,
Coins, fome Roman ones difcovered, 187
Comet, difcovered from Wales, 379
Conftantinople, a great earthquake there,
440.-Another, 642.-Sone remarks
on them,

573

714

714

Corn and flower, the exportation of, pre-
vented, 611, 646.-Imported into Scot-
land, 716.-Into London,
ib.
Cornhill, amount of the collection for the
fufferers by fire there,
188
Corfica, the people there, formed into a
republic,
Cumberland, his late royal highness, his
funeral proceffion began,
Cutters, to prevent fimuggling, account
of their charge, 188.-Value of the
feizures made by them,
307

407

62

will he inquired into by parliament,
644.-Their fhip Kent arrives, 645.-
Their dividend increafed, 646.-When
their charter granted, and when re-
newed,

776
Eaft-row, near Whitby, a great ftorm
there,

644

Efdail, James, Efq; elected fheriff of
London,
ib.

Execution of two perfons in America for
the murder of two Indian women, 643
Exportation of corn prohibited by procla-
mation,

F

F.

611

AILURE, a great one at Paris,

775

Fitz-James, duke de, his arrival in Eng-
land,

714

122

Fletcher Robert, Sir, particulars of his
behaviour in the Eaft-Indies,
Forgery, remarkable one detected on John
Wilfon for 1000l. on Mr. Pagett, 62.-
James Gibson, an attorney, of Dees, ib.
-188.-William Thornbill, for a col.
bill of exchange, 777.-Samuel Orton,
a power of attorney, for the purpose of
defrauding the Bank of 10501. ib.

France,

France, great increase of her navy, 440
French, removal from the Triangles up
the river Surinam, 122.-Their edict
against artists, ib.-Proceedings on the
coaft of Newfoundland, ib.-Danger
of the king when hunting,
773
Foreftaller,remarkable punishment of one,

G

379

307

773

Fraud, a remarkable one practifed on two
merchants in Bristol, 437-By a let-
ter-carrier in London, 645-Of one
Wilkes who paffed counterfeited bills,
G.
716
AGE, gen. commander in chief in
America, complimented for his con-
duct during the late cómmotions, 125
General warrants, debates on, with the
refult of the motion,
Geneva, diffentions of the state, 768.—A
propofal by France,
German demands, commiffioners of, paid,
569
Gibraltar, account of a great ftorm there,
in a letter from gen, Iravin to Mr.
Secretary Conway,
188
Gibson, James, an attorney, tried for a
remarkable forgery,
Giomini, a Corsican in the Eaft-Indies,
his remarkable bequest,
379
Gloucefter, duke of, appointed colonel to
the 13th foot, 439.-Lands incog. at
Calais, but is difcovered, 569.-Pro-
ceeds to Paris,
648
-, natives of, refiding in Bristol,
make a collection for the poor, 644
addrefs to his majesty, 649.-
The inhabitants there confult for the
relief of the poor,
715
Grifons, (the people) expelled from Ve-

nice,

H

62

714
H.
ARWICH, addrefs to the queen of
Denmark in her way to that king-
dom,
649
Heraclius, prince, an account of him,
306

Hops, remarkable quantity of, 645,-Sale
of at Worcester, 715.-At different pla-

ces,

716

Hall and Liverpoole, a communication
between them projected,
J.

122

AMAICA, the addrefs of the Grand

JA

Jury there to gov. Littleton, with his
anfwer,

377

Illinois, on the Miffifippi, inhabited by the
English,

India Stock, a rise in,

570
380

Langham, Jabu, Sir, his remarkable be
queft for the relief of foldiers and fai-

774

lors,
Leicester, the merchants of, their addrefs
to the marquis of Rockingham, 650
Lightning, the effects of, on a person that
was dumb, 378.-Fatal effects of to a
a tender, in the harbour of Louisbourg,

642
Liverpoole, foundation of an observatory
laid there, 644--The Molly from Gra-
nada set on fire there by a Custom-
house officer,
645
Littleton, Hon. Gov. and addrefs to him
from the Grand Jury, with his an-
fwer,
377
London addrefs, on the birth of the Prin
cefs Royal, 648.-On the exceffive
price of bread-corn,

377

379

Madrid, a great riot there, 305.-Fur-
ther particulars,
Magdalen, the governors of hold their
annual meeting,
Manilla ranfom, amicably adjusted, 715
Mars, the planet, the remarkable near
approach of it to the earth, 569
Matilda, Caroline, princess, the amount
of her portion, 437.-Marriage to the
king of Denmark declared, 646.-Per-
formed, 648, 715.—At Denmark, 713
MatthyJewa, near Petersburg, destroyed
by fire,
643
Monckton, Gen. receives a remarkable
little horse from Scotland,
570
Moore, Henry, Sir, arrives at his govern-
ment at New-York,
125
Murder of a long standing, discovered,
439.-A most cruel one at Valenciennes,
568-Commenced by the Indians,642,
643.-Of a long standing discovered at
Aberdeen,
644
ȚATIONAL DEBT, amount of,

NATIONAL

N.

439

439

New-river Company, value of a share in
it,
187
Newfoundland, conduct of the French
there, 437.
Adm. Durell fails for the
command there,
Nicofia, effectually blockaded by the re-
bels,
569
GILVIE, Mrs. efcapes from Scot-
land, (ee the trial, page 1) 306.-
Alexander Ogilvie, fentenced to be ba-
nished,
568
Old Baily Seffions, 62, 188, 440, 644, 774,

0.

P.

716

Pitt, Mr. a fine itatue of him, fhipped for
the city of Cork,
Plow, one of a new conftruction, for
draining,

124

Plymouth, fatality attending a marine,
who was fentenced to be hot, but for
whom a pardon was procured; but the
commanding officer fuffering the tra-
gedy to come too near a critis, put it
out of his power to comply with or-
ders, and the man was flot,
645
Ports, fome free ones, opened in Jamaica
and Dominica, 544.-Spain acquainted
with it,
437

Portugal trade, an inquiry made by the
miniftry into the abufes of it, 570.-
The king of, his decree in regard to
eitates, 642.-A conference with their
minifters relative to our complaints,

UAKERS, report of their fufferings

Qfrom their annual meeting,

437

Queen delivered of a Princefs Royal, 646
R.

RATISBON, a great froft there, 186

Reaumur's thermometer, height of
at Ratisbon, 186.-At Lisbon. ib.

-

ings of, on the king's declarations,
120. Their fentence against gen. Lal-
ly,
306
a bill for the limitation of,
paffes the houfe of commons of Ire-
land,
187

-, meeting of, 124.-Prorogati-
on of, 440, 570, 645.-Adjourned,

Schonburn in Germany, the number of
wild boars killed there,

122

Trial, a remarkable one, between a‍gen-
tleman and fome Custom-house officers,
379.-Between a lawyer and his cl
ent, 439.-Of the wife and fon of
Alexander Keith for the murder of him,
644.-Between a merchant and a cap-
tain of a fhip of war at New York,
774. For filing the coin, 774.— Of
the rioters,
Tripoline ambaffador, his declaration to
726
prevent impofition, and the abuse of
the privileges allowed to the reprefen-
tatives of foreign princes,
Tuscany, duke of, indulgence for the re-
liet of the poor,

V.

122

714

ENICE Bank, lower their interest to

716

tation of corn,
Seizures on the coafts, value of them, 307.
-Expence of the cutters,
188
Senegal, forces embark for, 187.-Be-
haviour of the French there, 569.-
Forces arrive, and make a new efta-
blishment there, by the name of Sene-
gambia,

714

Sheep, a number exported to France, 715
Ships bottoms, an effectual method dif-
covered for preferving them,

776

Silks, of French manufacture, prohibited

to be worn,
308
Soldiers, a meeting appointed by the duke
of York, for eftablishing a fociety for
the care of their children.
ib.
Spain, king of, obliged to quit Madrid
on account of a great riot, 305. Fur-
ther particulars, 377.-Infurrections
frequent, 437.-Marquis de la Mina's
declaration,

440

Speech, of a perfon recovered by electri-
city, 188.-The hearing to a perfon
ftruck with lightning,
378
Statue of his majefty erected at Cam-
bridge,
438
Stamp-act, for America, the determina-
tion of a motion for enforcing it, 187.
Seizures of ships on account of it, 189
Storm, at Gibraltar, 188.-In London,
716.-The effects of one in different
places,
Surinam, the demand of a British subject
on it, 567.-Uneafinefs in Holland a-
bout it,

772

643

T.
EMPLE, dedication of one in Lon-

Tdon, performed,

644