Sea dragon, venomous
Seminaries, Popish
Shakespeare, revifal of his text
65. Paffages explained 128,
229. An-cdote concerning
him 475. Johnson's account
of his plays
594
Shakespear, obfervitions_and
conjectures on fome paffages
in his plays
616
Sheep, cure for their diftem-

T
Ables of English money
79. of candles 81
Tale from the French 118,
from Marmontel 273.
marks upon it 358. of Irus

re-

pers
Ship-news, a new fpecies of
intelligence
472
Silk-worms, their changes 423
Small-pox. taken in the na-
tural way after inoculation

495

183

103

Speech, his Majefty's, Jan.
1765. 32. L. C. J. Pratt's,
on delivering Wilkes 251.
the Lord Lieutenant of Ire-
land's 451. of Gov. Ber-
nard, to the affembly at.
Mafacbuffet's Bay 600.
The affembly's answer. 602
Stamp act, proceedings upon
it in America
Stars, numbered
State of the nation
Stone, cafe of it, and cure
Stories. of Plarnaces 55.
Maid of the mill 77, of
Jeanet and Colin 118. of
Uriel Acofta 162. of an e-
vent at Aix la Chapelle 134.
of Ruftan 174. of Foote's
Cominiffary 253. trial of
friendship 273, 309. dream
of Trus 323. of Burney Car.
rei, &c. 378. for a new
tragedy 463. fummer's

tále

56

557

Stukeley. Dr, his life 211
Stuart, Charles, his escape from
Sect and
367
Sullivan, Mr, letters relative

so his election into the E.
Ind.company's direction 108
Jummer's fale, a new come-

W Aggons, improvement

WA

in them

255

Walpole, Sir Robert, his beha-
viour to the Americans, 183
W-b-n, Bp, remarks on his
P. S.
Wariants, letter concerning
them 19.
confiderations
on the legality of general 25.

.224

374

Wafps and hornets to defroy

328

Wafp fwallowed 456. cure
for it 457. Americas wasp
described
565
Ways and means
Weaver, or fea-dragon, its ve-

nom

207

524

16

Weights and measures,fcheme
for regulating them 89
Wefkett, &c. robs Lord Har-
rington
Wet Florida, Gov. Jabnfiene's
proclamation for the fettle-
ment of it
75
Wheat, various ways of mana-
ging it 14. fmutty 15
Wickliffe, Jobn, his life
Wilkes's hard treatment 19.
151
the example dreadful 20.
refolution of a House of
Commons contemptibly
treated 21. ftir in the
houfe on his expulfion 22.
the privilege of the house
the life of the common-
wealth 23. law in the hand
of a man formed in a preso-
gative mold 23. Tory doc-
taines advancing ib. faying
of an honest financier ib.
Windfor-Caftie, an account of

it
452
Winkleman's account of Hoca

270, 593

laneum
Worms in the ear 31.
foning upon the cate

Y

ed

Y

rea-

6&

-x, the Hon. C-s,
cenfured 23. appland-

37

bire, number of acres in it

Cademy, military, at
Woolwich, examina-
tion there

297
Aberdeen, boys faved by a dog

there

to

390
Accidents. an Alicant hip
run down in the Thames 44.
the floor at Guildball 45.
to a poor man at Winch-
comb 144. to Mr Poulfon
146. at Oxford 199. to a
boat's crew at Portsmouth
243 Schulenburgh, fhot
by a lady 390. a fellow
tried for a rape on his grand
mother, drowned 394.
a well dreffed lady 441. to
eight perfons in Bishopsgate
freet 588. a well dreffed
fady taken in labour 589
·Acts pailed 45, 94, 95 144,
197, 243 poft office ib.
244, 245. Scots bank ib,
American at 294. fish-act
how it affects the citizens of
London 295. fhipping Spi-
rituous liquors
addrefs of the antient Britons
to the Prince of Wales 14%.
anfwer 143. of parliament
to his majelly 197. of Ld
Mayor 394. lords and com-
mons 589. answers ib.
dmiralty feffions, trial of
Lorado

315

345

dvices from the Philippine
ifles 241. from the Illinois
241

Hultery, punishment of it in
Ruffia

197

venture, odd one 95
frica, white men found there
193. Duteb enterprizes
242
bany, Indiaman, her quick
return 145. advices by her

there

Banbury, riot there
Banditti, Virginian,
Bank, dead cash in it
grees to circulate exche-
quer bills
589
Banker's clerk, his lofs 144
Baptifm, the young prince's

C

143

NADIE, an English boat ›
loft there.

142

Baron, Mr, his quarrel with Dr
Chandler
486
Baftardy, a critical law cafe on
it
242
343 Bath Eafion, rape there

bion, Indiaman, loft 44
"giers, Dey of, affaffinated

207, motion against him 45
tried

533-

Cleopatra, flatue of her, walk
ed out of the Taber
Clergy at Sion college, their
re'olion in favour of wi-
dows 44,245, annual meet-
ing at St Paul's 243.

at

Briftol 393. at Newcastle
440

Clock, a remarkable one 296
Curve, Ld, lofes his pallage 42.
arrives at Rio de Janeiro,
246. fails
294
Cocking, a remarkable im-
[recation at one 298
Cod-fish, a ring found in one
141.

Coin, a counterfeiter of it 95,

193. difcovered 196, 295
Collections,charitable142,440
College of phyficians at Edin-
burga, their refolutions 243.
Colleries, new in America 194.
fired at Newcastle 145
Comedians, Fren.b,their treat-
ment at Calais
19.3
Commitments, two Chellea
penfioners, for murder 345
Company, a new Turkey one,
in Pufia
293
Conquered islands, order con-
cerning them
Congress of the colonies 489
Convention with the French

Court

341

145
Convictions for falle weights
44. of Gravesend boatmen
196
Corfica, French arrive there 47.
take poffellion of the forts
96. a revolt there 141.
Jefuia fettle there
Confpiracies of the negroes at
Jamaica
193
Court martials at Portsmouth
344

439

442

ib. of valuables in the
gully hole, near Halborn
bridge 393 of an antient
coffin 394.
a copper mine
438. a golden cup 439.
an island ib. of making
fugar 439. of a bank of
iron in America

487
Dispatches extraordinary 143
Dividends, South fea 45. bank

144. Dutch E. India com-
pany 194. bank increased.

Drowning, man faved
Drummer, good fortune of one

Dublin goal breakers 392. his
majesty's order concerning
them 442. grand jury's
enquiry
535
Crop, a furprising one of oats Duels, Chasportb's and Byron's
45. Between two ladies
Cud bear, recommended in
293. two brothers 3:4.
dying
243
a difmiffed officer and his.
Cumberland D. bis political ne- fucceffor 392. on Kenning-
gociation 245. proceedings
442
on his death 535. bila Dunkirk, the Englif ordered
found in his coat pocket ib. to depart 94. Fettees de-
536
molished
394, 441
Dyers, cud-bear recommend-
-ed to tham

his interment

erina's proclamation for re-
aring Smoltre tegiment

to common

240

Earthquakes; at Lisbon
94. effects of one near the
Elbe 142. at Dominica 253,
295-6. on the Ganges 390.
a fhock like one at Lang.
Benton
587
Eaf-Florida, red wood there

390

44

Electricity, its medicek power
439
Elections, for Chamberlain of
London
Elopements, a lady of fortune
with her valet
394
Embarkations of troops for
New-York
298
Embden, Eaft India company

there
439
Emperor of Germany, his death
394. his interment 449
English gentleman at Naples,
hi: catastrophe
Enthufiaflic murders
342
Erskine, his machine tried 244
Executions; atTybur n 44, 196,

$95

391. athibefter243. Fricket
for robbing the E. India
company 244. of a defert-
er at Portsmouth 296. Tur-
bot's, Sc. at Tyburn 489.
Richardfon's, at Tyburn, &c.
$36. Lieut. Ogilvie's in
Sutland ib. his dying.
Speech 537: Mattis,
Rogers, and King, at Maid-
Lone

F

538

FEar drange effe&t of it 45%

at

at

Fires; in Mecklenburgb
41. an intended one de-
feated at Wapping 44.
an alehouse in Plymouth 1432.
244. at Kilkenny 195-
Shadwell 144. at Kustering
245. Lady Effingham How-
ard's ib. the city of Bai-
grade 246. at Rarberbitke
in the Strand 297.
296
at Wapping 298. wilful
defeated 342. at Honiton
393. at Ratcliff cross 394.
in Theobald's-court ab. Τα
Germany 440 in Cheapfide
ib. on fhip-board jib. in
Leaderball freet 535 his
Majefty's bounty to the fuf-
*ferers
537.
Fire-balls at Rome
293
Fish, a forreigner punished for
poifoning them 297. man-
trous one
389
Florida, Eaf, red wood there
390

GENOA, paffage demand-

ceffes

gery

ed for the Spanish prin-

Giants, two in Yorkshire 596
Gibson, the attorney, his for.
588
Girl purchased of her parents,
refcued
41
Gloucefler, D. receives the free-
dom of London 297. vifits
Tunbridge
441
Goal breakers at York caftle
196. at Maidstone 392.
Dublin ib. at Winchester
394

ed

at

Gorden, Lord Adam, his report
of the Americans
537
Gravefend boat owners punish-
196
Grain of barley, its incredible
increase
Grants of lands 93. by par-
liament
145
Grenada, ifle, its progrefs 141
Guadaloupe, the French gover-

nor of it redrefs'd
wives

42

241

Guards, foot,orders about their
588
Guerchy, Count, leaves En-
gland
301
Guinea, fhips of war fent thi-

ther

43

Gully-hole near Holborn bridge
thingsof valuefound in it393

143

394

588

Impoftors, two married in
France 41. in England 42,
344
Incendiaries defeated 342.
fuccefsful in Poland 343, a
girl at Paddington
Indian's information of the
practices of the French 41.
chiefs arrive in England 95.
a quarrel with the Cherokees
390. their cruelty to fix
Englishmen
ib
Infirmary, Westminster, forfei
tures for falle weights
apply'd to it
295
Inoculation,ftate of it in France
198,487
Infurrections; at Cyprus 42.
on board an Indiaman 44.
at Braintree 45. at Devizes
94. in the Granville India-
man 96. on board theSpeak.
er 196. apprehended at Pen-
fylvania 242. of the weav-
ers 244. in Ireland
439
Inferiptions: on the election.

venues

K'

K

ib.

HAN of the Tartars, his
audience at Conftantine-

390

ple
Kearley, his fentence mitigat-

ed

45

King, a Maidflene goal break-

er, an account of him 588
Koninfberg, petition from it for
relief

L

346

LANE, Themas, refigne his

חו

445
Law-cafes, a critical one
baftardy 242. on the pro-
perty of engravers
243
Legacies, Mrs Wolfe's 241.

Mr North's

394

Letter from Jaffier Cazon to his
Majefty 296. from Penja
cola 343.
from the Em-
prefs-Queen on the death of
the Emperor 486 the
Emperor's
in
Letters, threatening, to Mr
Mulgrave 43. a remarka-
able one handed about Lif
bon 241. to the clergy-a-
gainst Papifts
Library, Mr Diderot's, fold to
Ruffia
Lightening, effects of it 391,

.534

242

537

Lifts of E. India directors 195
Liverpool, a fray there 194.

magiftrate's notice to Irish
captains 489. pazza falls

490
Lock, a curious one
295
London hofpital encouraged by
the D, of York

144

43

480

Popish meetings
Popish priest bailed
Porcelain manufactory inPraj
fia

97

584

487

Porter, nice decifion in law,
between a linen-draper and

45, 143,

Old-Bailey feffions
197, 245, 345. Carrol's ib.
442, 496
Order for the English to leave
Dunkirk
94
Orleans, Nerv, ceded to the
Spaniards
41
Offian, his works authenticat-

ed

241

Owl, furious attack of one 294
Oxford, high borlace there
393. price day there 489

P

Pas the government

ALISER, Gov. his letter

393

Pardons, his Majefty's to
Stringer
243
Parents, aged, to be maintain-
ed
440
Parliament, progations of it
344, 490
Parfons, father of the Cock-lane
impoftor difcharged 96
Paffes revoked
Paving, quick
Penfacola, an account of it 343
Perfian Prince, charity to him

96

242

588
Petitions to parliament, city's

one

393
Portugal, remarkable letter
handed about there 241.
confpiracy against the King
345
Poft office act 243. takes
place
489
Potatoes, ftarch not to be
made of them
142
Premiums, for dying red 42.
for cementing broken china
194. for paintings 241.
for lighting the streets of
Paris 293. for reftoring to
life a drowned perfon ib.
for refining fugar 534
Prefents to the prince of Wales
295
Prince Fred. William's death
599
Prifon, whether a spunging-
house be one
489
Prizes annual adjudged 255;

Prize medal adjudged to Mr