A Berdeen infirmary, ftate of American Indians, their cruel.

104. Trials See Circuit, ty 600. And virtues 601
Scotland

Loyalifts,fums granted to429

Academy, Royal, 17th exhibi- —-Revolution. See Price.

tion 201

Act of town-council of Edin-
burgh, regulating feuing and
building in the New Town 309
Acts of Parliament, abftracts
of: For a South Bridge, 261.
321. New Taxes 365 Male
and female fervants ib 366.
Bachelors ib Retail-Shops
367. Poft horfes ib. Stage-
coaches 368. Riding-horfes
369 Gloves 425. Game ib.
Coachmakers 426 Cottons
and linens ib. Medicines 427.
Attornies ib

Adams, Mr, American am-
baffador 305. See America
Adventurers, four lucky Irish

377

America, South. See Spain
Amethyfts imported into Spain
302

Difmiffed 245. Diffent and

proteft entered ib. Over-
ture from the fynod of Perth
and Stirling, respecting in-
ftructions to the commiffion,
difmiffed 269 Committee for
revifing the form of process,
Amphictyons, their authority appointed ib. A fentence of
compared with that of the A- the fynod of Glasgow and
merican Congress 371
Ayr, respecting Mr Macindoe,
Anderfon, Dr, his report on the reverfed ib. Report of the
fisheries 417:477 529.581.633 committee for better ordering
Anecdotes: Of William III. the affembly-house ib Pe-
and Sir W. Maynard 18. Qtition from the parish of Mel-
Caroline 35. Dean Swift 38 rofe, craving an examination
Mr Quin 116. 133. D. of of witneffes, to reprobate" Mr
Queensberry 133. Mrs Mont- Maclaggan's evidence ib Re-
ford 134. L Tyrawley and jected 270. Sentence of the
the Czarina Elifabeth 135. Tynod of Fife, in the New
Gen. Braddock 136 A Pro- burgh fettlement, and of the
ftitute 174. The head of Or- prefbytery of Dumfries in that
ford college ib. A custom of Efkdalemuir, affirmed ib.
houfe officer and the board Overture from the fynod of
223. An Earl of Seaforth and Fife ib. Rejected, and ano
his clan 186. A Ruffian cler- ther ordered to be printed
gyman's daughter 287. An and tranfmitted to "presbyté-
inquifitor and a country-man ries ib' Overture from the
338. Mr Charles Dumoulin fynod of Angus and Mearns
Dr Johnfon 347 589. remitted to a committee ib,
Oglethorpe 362. Abp Another from that of Moray
Sharp 372
Valdemar II. difmiffed 271. Sentence of
and his daughter Q Marga the fynod of Glafgow and
ret 454 Margaret Evan 528 Ayr, retpecting Mr Dow's
Arab, the famished 480 fettlement at Cathcart, affirm-
Arbroath, riots at 359 360
ed ib Memorial prefented
Arkwright, Mr, his ftupenda- from the inhabitants of shel-
ous machinery 306
burne, Nova Scotia, defining
Armed neut afity, the first mo-
affiftance to build a church ib.
-Commifion bear parties
in Mr Maclaggan's caute ib.
Reject the evidence of Wil-
liam Reid and Janet Bunzie
ib. And difmifs the other ar-
ticles as not proven ib Mo-
tion, that the profecutors be
cenfured as calumniators, un-

346.

Gen

Armies standing, remarks on

235

Aerial voyages, of Blanchard
and Jeffries 32. Harper 34.
Count Zambeccari and Adm.
Vernon 147. Pilatre and Ro.
man 301. Crofbie and Mac-
guire 306 356. Maj. Money
ib Luna di 510 567 652, 3
Aeroftauon, Cavallo on 546
Ai-balloons, hiftory of $46.
improvements on 392 547
probable methods of directing
75 393 548
Aichifon's letter to the landed
intereft on the distillery 203
Alfred, the first who was a
nointed at his coronation 26, ver of the 258
Addrefs, in his name to the
King, &e of England 164
America, North: Treaty with
the States and fix Indian na- Arnor's criminal trials 532
tion: 44. Commercial treaty
with the islands of France and
Bourbon ib. Violent hurri
canes ib. A British conful
appointed to the States 156
His arrival 649 Arrival of a
Spanish amb. flador at Phi-
ladelphia 352.
Refolutions
of Maffachufett's bay refpec-
ting British debts 404 and
commerce 405. Memorial
of the merchants of Phi-
Jadelphia to the General Af
fembly ib. Three counties
declare themfelves indepen-
dent of the fate of North
Carolina ib. Refolutions of
Congrefs ib. 406 561. Extraor
dinary darkness at Quebec611.
Commiffioners on the Loyal
ifts claims arrive at Halifax
613. Addrefs to them ib.
VOL. XLVII.

Armorial bearings, origin of 25

Affembly, General, meers 138.
Elect Sir H Moncrieffe Weil-
wood, Bt, mederator 238.
King's letter and bounty pre- nimously agiced to 273
fented ib Addrefs to the Affiento treaty, history of 273
King ib. Caufe of Dr Bryden, Atkinfon, C ́pilloned 615
who is accused of adultery 239. Attorney act meetings on the
Reverse one and affirm tour 514 570 619 See Scotland.
fentences of the prefbytery Auch n eck and efs 358.
and fynod ib Grant com- Aurora Borealis accounted for
miflion tor examining wit- 267

nefes 240 And difmifs a Ayr See Scotland, Seffion
petition from the profecutors Bachelors, tax on 366
ib Appoint a collection for Bakers exempted from the
the Royal Infirmary ib. Hear thop-tax 328
counfel in Mr Maclaggan's Balloons See Air, Aerial, and
caufe, affirm seven appeals Aeroftation
and difmifs one ib. Over- Bankruptcies, effectual method
tures from feveral prefbyte- to prevent 377
ries on the patronage laws ib Bankrupt, integrity of a 149
Dr Hunter's motion to con- Barrington, the noted, tried
felt the landed intereft 241. and acquitted 201
4 X

A

and fined 148

A Bear's maternal affection. It tecting London from houfe- Buchanites,their affaulters wied
Bednore, maffacres at 193. Lift breakers, robbers, &c. 233
of English officers murdered-Bofwell's letter on diminish-
ing the Lords of Seffion 184
White on Struma 188
-Key to parliamentary de-
bates 289

there 194

Bees, improvement in mana-
ging 370

Bellamy, Mrs, anecdotes of 132.
157. Story of her boy Peter
1333. Her Apology 132
Beneficent man, portrait of a

579

Bill for diminishing the num-
ber of Scots Judges 475.
Births, number of, in Berlin
94.199 And France 387
Blagden, Dr, on heat 212 And
Meteors 213 165. See Me-

teors

Blanchard's aerial voyage from
Dover to France 32
Boerhaave's experiments on the
heat which animals can bear
༣༠9. See Heat
Bon Mots: Sir W. Maynard
18. Mr Mathew 39 Two
Oxford wags 174
A courtier
230. Dr Johnson 347 591
Bonner, Bridget, remarkable
story of 294
Books:

-

-The Fool, a Farce 291
-Memoirs of Baron de Tott
317 444-497

-

Richardfon's ftatical efti-
mates of the materials of
brewing 334

—A new journey into Spain
in the years 1777,8, 336

Noble's memoirs of the
Houfe of Cromwell 339
-Memoirs of the Royal A.
cademy of Sciences at Paris
for 1781 343
Genlis's Tales of the Caftle

345

-Confiderations on the order
of Cincinnatus 391

Cumberland's Observer 596
Effay on punctuation 397
Addrefs on the danger of ne.
glecting common coughs 399
-Spartan Manual ib
-Bofwell's Tour to the Hebri-
-Ruffel's hiftory of modern des with Dr Johnson 423 589
Europe 18
-Yearfley's poems 441

-Remarks on the commuta--Probationary odes for the
tion act 21

Laureatfhip 448

450

-Kemey's reflections on the -Pratt's Landscapes in verfe
duties on fugar and rum 23
-Fielding's new peerage of Dr Johnfon's prayers and
England, Scotland, and Ire-meditations 492
land 25

-Macintosh's collection of

-Aikon's Calendar of Nature 27 Gaelic proverbs sos
-Barker's Treatife on Hair--The Loufiad, a heroi-co-

-Knox's view of the British-Arnot's Criminal Trials $44

-Cavallo on aeroftation 546
Belknap's history of New
Hampshire 599
Crabbe's News-paper 601
Eulogy on M. Euler 641
Addrefs to Bp Seabury 645
Bofwell's letters to the people
of Scotland 257 284. Ad-
drefs tranfmitted to him by
the tenants of Auchinleck 358.
Prefents it to the King ib
Bottle Nofe, an uncommon
fish, killed at Hull 461
Bridewell. See University.
Britain, comparative view of,
in 1763 and 1783 453
Briz Calderon, Don Juan, his
monstrous inhumanity 163
Brunswick, Leopold Prince of,
his excellent character 258
Brutes, Dr Beattie on the me-
mory of 66

Bull-baiting in Spain, defcrip
tion of $51. Abolished 611
Burghs, privileges of afcertain-
ed 254 255 Reform in 513
Burials in Askham, 460. Ber-
lin 94 199 Edinburgh 52.

104 156 108 260. 312. 364.
416. 468. 520. 572 624.
France 156 387 Glasgow 104
London 656
—Whimsical 154 206.259 571
Burke, Mr, Dr Johnson's opi-
nion of $90

Canal between the North Sea
and the Baltic opened 649
Carmichael, Mr, a monument
erected to 414
Catharine I. of Rufia, history
of 288

Catharine II. converts a con
vent into a houfe of educa-
tion 63. fets on foot a collec-
tion of all the languages of her
empire 475 See Pallas Ruffa.
Character of Henry V. 112 Of
Dr Johnson 423
Charitable inftitutions in Edin-
burgh, account of $73
Charlemagne, defcription of

his crown 16

Chaubert, the misanthrope,
his Diary 224

Chinese method of catching
fish 184. Of infufing tea with
eggs 248

Chirurgical cafes, 103 508 561
Circuit trials 204 251.464
Clergyman, a young, Dr John-
fon's letter to 246

Clutterbuck, Charles, condem
ned for defrauding the Bank
of England 94
Coaches, tax on 368. 369
Cock-crower, the King's 274
Coffee, firft introduction of,
into Britain 247. price of 248
Coffeehouses, origin of $47
Columbus's letter to the King
of Spain 137
Commerce, chamber of. meet
at Glasgow 147. Receive a
prefent from Dr Henry ib.
chufe directors 148 Inftitu-
ted at Edinburgh 564 625
Commerce, Infh, committee's
report on 165. Plan for re-
gulating it 166
Commons, Houfe of: On the
addrefs & Scots diftillery 67.
275. India affairs 68 121.182.
Supply69.175.119 178. Weft-
minster fcrutiny 69. 73. 117.
a18. Petition from the Scots
Weavers

Weavers 70. from LdG Gor- Defamation, fingular profecu-
don 72. Newfoundland trade tion and punishments for 297
bill 72. 175. Commiffioners 372

D.

Difputants, precepts for 596
Diftillery duties, Mr Aitchie-
fon's circular letter upon 293.
Refolutions of the commif-
fioners of fupply in confe-
quence ib. 204. Meetings
upon 516 570
Divorces, Cumberland on 596
D'Obfonville, M F. his ac-
count of the plague 159
Dog, furpifing fagacity of a 66.
Bite of a mad dog, procefs of
curing 320. Of the tombs 523
Drinkwater. See Gibraltar
Duels, between Meff. Mathew
and Pack, Macnamara and
Creed 39 Ld Macartney
and Mr Sadlier 352. Mr
Curran and the Attorney-Ge-
neral of Ireland 491
Dumfries, Ld Juftice General
opens the circuit court at 464
Earthquakes in Italy 43
Eaft India Company: State of
their affairs 15 68. Gov.
Haftings advices 16. 17. 6.
168. Civil aftablishment of
Bengal 122. Dr Smith's
view of the state of the Com-
pany 126. Great tranquil
lity at Lucknow 168, 169.
Estimates prefented to the
council at Fort William 171.
-French, a new one infti-
tuted 199

of accounts 195 Sir H. Clin. Dictionary for 1785 452
ton's character $37. Reform Difpenfary, Edinburgh, ftate
of public offices 178. Irifh of 153
propofitions 178 217,22 378.
439 Ordnance eftimates 180.
219. Motions for official pa-
pers 181. State of the Fisheries
219 Bill for encouraging them
484 Fuftian-tax 123. Ameri-
can intercourse 275 State of
the taxes 275. Relief of felons
for transportation 276. Pitt's
motion for a reform in parlia-
ment 177. Gen. Murray in-
demnified of the damages he
had to pay Mr Sutherland 277.
Cotton-tax 277 Scots roads
278 On reducing the number
and increafing the falaries of
the Scots judges 278 333. Ld
Dundonald's patent 179 Fox
on the finances 280 Bud-
get 314 New taxes 325
of Gloucefter's annuity 384
Hawkers 385. Auditors of ac-
counts ib. Scots beer impoft
bill ib, Grant to the Loyalifts
439. Tobacco-bill ib. Police
of London 481 Seduction of
artificers 485 Exportation of
hay $38. Adjournment $40.
Commutation act, humorous
remarks on 22.23 290
Conopius, N. the first who
drank coffee in Britain 247
Confumption cured by hard
eggs 174
Convicts, number of, at Lon-
don 146 200 460. and other
places 200. 614 maffacred at
Ferro 163
Cotton - trade, establishment
of, in France 216. Col Tal-
bor encourages it in Ireland 47
Counsellors of burgh, not ob-
liged to refide in them 254
Coxe's Travels, extracts from
17 454. 534. 580
Crofbie See Aerial. Ireland.
Cromwell, memoirs of the

houfe of 339
Cumming, G. trial of 532
Cure for the gout in the fto-
mach 228. Bite of a mad dog,
or any venomous creature 320.
Cramp 390
Dardanelles, wretched state of
the 317
Davidfons, clan of the, fight

the Macphersons 502
Debt, national. See Commons.
Plan to reduce 57. 123. See
Ricard.

East India fashions, bad con-
sequences of, humorously set
forth 315

Eaft Indies: Shaw Allum's fon
flies from his capital to Gov.
Haftings 61. His conference
with the governor 62. His
father's diftreffed fituation ib
Pr. Jewan's filial affection
63 Friendly intercourfe be-
tween the Nabob Vizier and
Gov. Haftings 169. Barba-
rity of the British troops at
Bednore 193 Tippoo Saib's
retaliation ib. Circumcifes
the privates and poifons Gen.
Mathews and the other offi-
cers ib. Duel between Ld
Macartney and Mr Sadlier
352 Marks of refpect paid
to Gov. Haltings on his leav
ing Calcutta ib. Three Chi-
nele wounded and one killed
by accident at Canton 354.
4 X &

Mr Smith decoyed into the
city and imprifoned on that
account ib. The French,
Dutch, Danes, and Ameri
cans take part in the quarrel
ib. Capt. Macintosh goes to
Whampoo with the gunner
ib. Who is ftrangled, but
Mr Smith and the reft libe-
rated 355 Heroifm of Col.

Humberton 526 His death
and character compared with
that of Gen. Wolte 528
Edinburgh, Ld Provost of, his
letter to the treasurer of the
navy 83. State of the city ex-
pences for twenty-nine years
84.

Divided into two di-
Atricts 264 See Scotland. One
gentleman fined for lamp-
breaking 153. And three for

a riot in the theatre ib.

A&
of the town-council refpect-
ing building in the New-
Town 309 New gibbet e-
rected in the Luckenbooths,
and executions there 357 465.
Meeting of the merchant
company and magistrates 357%
See Shop-tax Foundation of
the South Bridge laid 4ro.
Charities fent for the support
of lunatics 411. Monument
ordered to be erected in the
Grayfriars church yard to the
memory of Mr Carmichael
414. Competition by high-
land pipers ib Shop keepers
meer to oppofe the tax 463.
Propofal for getting paper
ftamped at 464
afcenfions 510.653. Levelling
the high street, and opposition
to it 513 Letter to the Rt Hon.
H. Dundas on building a new
college and a bridewell 628
Education, house of, at Peters
burg 53

Lunardi's

Edward IV his fingular me
thod of raifing fupplies 298
Eggs, hard, prefcribed for a
confumption 174. The yolks
infufed with tea, drank in
China 248
Electricity the cause of fiery

meteors 266

Elgin. See Scotland. Seffion.
Elifabeth, Czarina, confpiracy
againft, difcovered 135
Elliot, Gov. fends medals to
the officers and foldiers of the
Electoral troops 563. De-
forption of them 564
Encyclopædia Britannica. See
Sellion. Stuart.
England

England: A fine paid to a fu-
pervisor of excife taken back,
by a daring robbery 45. 46.
Dutch ambassador introduced
to the King ib. An old man
walks four miles in fifty-four
minutes ib Houfe of the
Speaker of the House of Com
mons robbed 146. A major
fined for fending a challenge
jb. A navy-agent executed for
forging feamens wills 200.
Seventeenth exhibition of the
Royal Academy 201. The
noted Barrington tried ib.
And acquitted 202. Portf
mouth fortifications furveyed
303 Shops fhut in London and
Westminster on account of
the shop tax 304 Mr Pitt
infulted by a mob ib Grand
concert at Westminster ib.
American ambaffador has a
private audience of the King
aos Gov. Haflings arrives
in London ib. European
fhips employed in the East
and West Indies 306. The
new great feal delivered to
the Ld Chancellor 355. And
the temporary one defaced ib.
A woman tried by a mob for
witchcraft ib. Sheep ground
deftroyed by muir-burning ib.
Commiflioners on the win-
dow tax meet and adjourn
ib

loyalifts 509. Singular cafe Forbes, Ar. Efq; of Culloden,
of Mary Bradcock's broken his compenfation for exempe
bones 561. Mr Mackay rob- tion from excife duties de
bed in a most extraordinary termined by trial in exche,
manner ib. The robber ta- quer 620
ken 563 A King's cutter France: Clutterbuck condem
feized for fmuggling $64 ned to the gallies for a fraud
Motion to fet afide a verdict on the Bank of England 94.
on account of a divided jury Neckar's state of that kingdom
614 Rejected ib Fall of 112. Helmets, invented, of
the steeple of Eaft Grinstead waxed leather, capable of te
ib. Execution and confeffion fifting a musket bail, or the
of F Storer ib. Procefs de- edge of a sword 199 Mu-
cided against a justice of peace tual agreement with Britain
for falfe imprisonment 615. to deliver up felons ib A
Ld Loughborough's excellent new India Company erected
remarks ib. 616. Coffin of ib. Cotton trade establish-
K. Henry 1. dug up ib Re-ed at Normandy 216. Thir
folutions against the hop-tax ty volumes of Voltaire's works
ib. A caufe decided against suppressed 302 An arret pu-
a patentee 617. Moffat, blifhed concerning penfions
boatswain of the Fortune, ex- ib. Arret, prohibiting English
ecuted at Plymouth ib. manufactures 351. Alarm oc
English manufactures prohi- cafioned by it in London ib.
bited in France 351
State of the French revenue
Entrecasteaux, V. petitions the 386. And population 387. A
Queen of Portugal to be put (windling affair in the Queen's
to death for murdering his name by Cardinal de Rohan
wife 86. His death 415 and the Countes de la Motte
European fhips employed in $58. Who are apprehended
the Oriental trade 306 ib. Treaty with the United
Evan, Margaret, her extraor- Provinces ib. Regulations
dinary character 518
respecting the gold and filver
Exchequer trials 49. 307. 620 coin 610. The money-chan-
Excife, a supervisor of, rob- gers ib. And the new loan ib
bed 46
Fraine, Mr, extraordinary cafe
of $19. 525
Franklin, Dr, calumniated 347.
Vindicated by Mr Whitefoord
ib. A Briton's retraction 348.
Arrives at Philadelphia 560.
Fullarton, Col, claims the title
of Ld Spynie 277. See Lords.
Gaelic proverbs, collection of
sor

Executions 96. 97. 153 199.
200. 255. 307.357. 465. 565.
615.617

Fairntoth. See Forbes.
Felons, number of 200. See
Convicts. Proposal for their
relief 276. Agreement with
France to deliver up 199
Fermented liquors, on the

Ferro, maffacre at 163
Fiars for Mid-Lothian 572
Fictitious votes, trials refpect-
ing 308

Marks of deteftation of
the fhop-tax exhibited at Bath
ib. At Briftol and Norwich
356 Diftreffed cafe of a lit-
ile fhop-keeper, by Me Pitt's
taxes ib.
A watchmaker's
houfe robbed ib. Charge de-
livered to the grand jury at-
Manchester 407 Regulations
of the board of ordnance 408. ftrength of 335
A foldier, after being punish-
ed by a court-martial, deli-
vered over to the civil law ib.
The Jonge Hendrick plun-
dered by pirates 460. A Bot- Fi, Chinese method of catch-
the Nofe killed at Hull 461. ing 184. Uncommon, caught
Commiffioners for the shop.
409. 461. 465
tax meet at Guildhall 462. Fisheries of Ireland 97
Affaulted by Mr Merry`ib. Fisheries of Scotland, Knox's
Proceffes in confequence ib. view of 78. Propofed im
Difmiffed by the Lord May- provements 79- Mr Dun
or ib. A commercial expe- das's motion for an inquiry
dition to the N. W. coaft of into the fate of 219. Dr An-
America ib. Monument erec. derfon's report on 417. 477.
ted to the memory of Lady $29 581 633. See Commons.
Miller 463. Mr Walton kil- Fishermen, Dutch, their an-
led by Capt. Douglas, who is _nual visit to Yarmouth 540
apprehended 508 Melan- Fishery, the Greenland, ac
choly cafe of infection ib. count of 359 1
fatimation to the American The Fool, a farce 201

Georgia, ambassadors from,
their address to the Czarina
бод
Germany: the troubles in Tran-
fylvania appeased and the
two rebel chiefs taken 43. Bar-
batity of Horiah and Kiotch-
ka ib. Representation of the
Bavarian nobleffe to the Elec-
tor 94. His proclamation ib.
State of population at Berlin
ib 199. Horiah and Klotchika
executed 199 A contagious
fever at Caribourg ib. Pre
miums of 1000 and soo Ime
perial gold pieces offered to
the discoverers of a perfect
plan for abridging judicial
proceedings and reducing the
forms of law to mathematical

certainty

certainty 168. A treaty of France, and is afterwards foli
confederation to preferve the cited in vain to accept one 216-
indivisibility of the empire Horte-stealer, anexact one 208
401. The Emperor's fenti. Horfe-tax, a cafe and questions
ments on it 403. The Dutch upon it 150 Answered' ib.
deputies are introduced ib. Decifions 307. 308. Abstract
And address the Emperor ib. of the act 367 369
His answer 404. A dreadful House-breaking, effectual me-
form and inundation near thod to prevent 377
Vienna ib. The Emperor's Humberton, Col. I:fe and cha-
humanity ib. Bar. de Hopfch racter of 526 See East Indies.
difcovers a cure for the horn Hutchifon, William, his up-
ed cattle ib K. of Pruffia an- right conduct 149
nounces the treaty 457 His Icebergs of the frozen ocean
declaration to the British court defcribed 161
ib. The answer 459 Sub: Imposter, an extraordinary 294
stance of the treaty between India bills, humorous expla-
the Emperor and the States
General 556
Gibraltar, account of the grand
attack of 602. Prize money
given to the officers and pri-
vates 617 Medals given by

the governor 564
Glasgow. See Commons. Scot-
Jand.

Gout in stomach, cure for 228
Grain, prices of 52. 104 156.
208. 260. 312 364. 416. 468
520.572. 624 Imported 148
Greek crowns defcribed 26
Groningen, states of, their ad-
dress to the States-General 43
Hair dreffing, treatife on the
principles of 75
Harmonical fociety inftituted
at Edinburgh 152 Lift of
managers ib

Harper's aerial journey 34
Haftings, Gov. his letters to
the East India Company 13.
61. 168. Conference with
Prince Jewan 62. Friendly
intercourfe with the Nabob

Vizier 169 Leaves Calcutta
352. Arrives in London 305.
Hay, a fuccedaneum for 503
Heat, on the degrees of, which
animals can bear 209. Ex-
periments by Dr Boerhaave
ib. Du Hamel and Tillet 2 10.
Dobfon 211. Fordyce and
Blagden 212

Italy vifired by earthquakes 43.
In danger of the plague 44
Jamaica planters their diftref-
fed fituation 24
Jeffreys's aerial voyage 33
Johnfon, Dr, his lalt will 6.
His letter to a young clergy.
man 246. Anecdo e of him
347 His character 423 590.
Letter to Mi Elphinston 524.
Portrait of the beneficent man
$79 See Books.
Juan, Don, and Jofepha, af
fecting narrative of 395
Judges, English, their falaries
194 And oath ib

nation of 290
Indian cruelties 600. and vir
tues 601
Infection, a melancholy cafe
of, occafioned by a tranf
planted tooth 508
Infects, fenfibility of 113
Ireland: Ld Belvidere's houfe
robbed 46. Col. Talbot en-
courages the cotton manufac-
tures 47 Addrefs ib De
legates affemble from the
counties ib. Their fpirited Scots, attempt to diminish
refolutions ib. And addrefs their number 256 475. Re
to the people 97 Number of folutions agnft it 517. $18.
veffels on the fishing ground See Seffion
ib. Decennial averages of Judicial proceedings, propofa!
exports and imports 228. to abridge 268
Irish independence beneficial Jury divided, case of a 614.
to Britain 233 Mr Crosbie Jury, grand, charge to the 407
afcends with an air balloon, Jury, Ayrshire, on trials by 653
but his weight overpowering Juffices of peace, decifions by,
it, defcends, and is fucceeded refpecting feisures 360
by Mr Macguire 306. Who Justiciary trials 50. 151. 308.
falls into the fea ib. Mr Ark- 412 413 565
wright, the famous machinist, King's cock crower 274
arrives in Dublin ib De- King's fpeech on opening the
fcription of his ftupenduous parliament See Commons.
machinery, and of Sir T. Lords. His journey to Ox-
Lombe's ib. Mr Crosbie a- ford 650
feends the fecond time with a
balloon 356. Falls into the
fea 357. And is taken up by
the Dunleary barge ib. See
Sheffield. Tucker.
Irish adventurers, four lucky
377

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Henry I. K his bones dug up616
Henry, Dr, his character of Irith commerce, report on 165.
Henry V. 112. Prefents a And plan of 166 Remarks
copy of his history to the on 228. See Commons.
chamber of commerce 147
Helmets, fword and bullet
proof, invented 199
Highland fociety, premiums
given by the 105 414
Holker, Mr, cotton manufac-
surer, engaged in the rebel
lion 216. Applies for a pat
don ib. Is refused, settles in

hides, a trial concerning 414
Irish parliament opened by
the Ld Lieutenant 4. Ad-
dress 5. King's anfwer 98.
Mr Orde's 11 Refolutions 99.
Agreed to 102. Refolution
of addrefs by both houfes ib.
Taxes ib. Addrefs to the Ld
Lieutenant on presenting the

Kirkwall, a dangerous fhoal
near it 466 Vifited by Pr.
W. Henry 461.
Knox, Mr, his evidence before
the committee of the House
of Commons 159. See Filh
eries.

Lady of fashion 300 years ago,
contrafted with a modern one

585
Languages, a gloffary of, fet
on foot 475

Legacies, whimfical 580
Leopold, Pr. of Brunswick, his
humanity 258. And meian
choly death ib
Linen, Scots, quantity tempe
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