Harley. Tho. lord mayor, fworn of the privy-
325 Harris, Mr. his propofitions to Mr. Colman 343 Harvest-moon, curious calculation to explain 485, 486 Head-dreffes. See Ladies. Heberden, Dr. his remarks on the pump wa- 182-186 ter of London, &c. Herrings, how rendered plentiful 557. See Mackrel.
Hill, Dr. his preparation of agrimony, for the jaundice and other disorders of the liver 648 Historical anecdotes of the family of Arthur 631
History of the fixth feffion of the 12th par- liament of Great-Britain 9-14, 65-69, 177-180, 289--296, 345-319, 401- 404, 457-4to. Hiftory of the feventh feflion thereof 460-462, 513-519, 569
Hiftory of the Irish Octennial bill Holkam houfe, with its gardens and paint- 30-34 ings defcribed Holland, fuccefs of in the whale-fifhery 560 Horfe-chefnut, management and uses of 531 Hofpitals, city, state of
A Trappe, convent of, defcribed· 487 69 L Ladies word of advice to them, of
Houghton-hall, with its paintings, &c. de- fcribed
Houfe of Commons, lift of
Hunting, royal, in France
Hutchinson's remarks on the trade of Maffa- chusetts-bay
Huxham, Dr. his letter on emphysematous cafes
The Hypocrite, account of, and critique on
563-566 I. AMESON, George, a Scots painter, an-
Jecdotes of
Jane Shore, her cafe Iceland, ducks of, defcribed
Jefuits, expelled Paraguay
168 81-83 Ignatius Loyala, character of Improvements, humourous and fatirical pro- 23 pofal for Incendiaries 329, 441 Indian, boat, magnificent one described 546 383 Indians, war between Infants; caufes of, and remedies for, the mortality among 243-246, 301-302 Inns, public, fcheme to regulate giving vails at 37. Character of feveral principal ones 304 Inoculation. See Sutton. Inftance, lively, of the mutability of fortune
their prepofterous head-dreffes 87. Caveat to them thereon, expoling that filthy fashion 367. Humourous fatire on their folly therein 371. Mr. Shepherd's me- lancholy complaint of its sad effects 373. Humerous account of a lady under the operation of her friseur 431. A very fea- 463 fonable reproof of them Lady, objections of one, to the Liturgy 563 Leather, Turkey, method of dying red and yellow, as practifed in the Eaft 637-639 Leigh in Effex, extraordinary accidents near
Leming, a furprizing animal in Norway 351 Letter, excellent one, from baron Bielfeld to M. D'Argens
Letter, Mr. Dickinson's, to the inhabitants of the British colonies 539-541 Letter to the author of Pietas Oxoniens 641 feq. Letter from a nobleman to his fon 250-253 Letter, an extraordinary one, to a held of-
Letter from Mr. Clarke to Dr. Maty, giving 373 an account of the Patagonians Letter from a noble lord, at the Hague, Fr. and Eng. 605, 606 Letters from Y. Z. on the hardships of the clergy, Warburton's Divine Legation, and the practices of infidels 25-29. Remarks thereon 199. His acute anfwer 575-577 Liberty reflections on 308 Life of Sixtus V, 148-151, 256-211, 433-436, 465-469, 531-537, 59%
Lords Protefts on the East India dividend bill
Lottery, high prizes in
Refolution of the common-council on the riots 225. Address to the freeholders of, by J. C. 511. See Brentford. Milks, virtues of the different kinds of 129 &feq. Method to prevent their curdling
Modern fashions injurious
Mole-Bee, curious account of 147 & feq. Monaco, prince of, arrives Morals of a state, means of forming 478 Mortality, great, among feamen, reflections on, and papers relative to 589-592 Mournings, court, order for fhortening 52 Mud Inguana described 96 Murders 117, 329, 38, 441, 442, 497, 499 Murray, gen. governor of Quebec, his de- fence
Mushrooms, caution about Mystery unfriendly to religion N.
Lottery begins drawing 667. High prizes in 657 NAPLES, laughable fuperftition of the
Louisa Anne, princess, dies 278. Interred 279 Lubeck, St. Mary's church at, defcribed 127 Luca Jordano, an eminent painter, anccdotes of Ludewigslust, rhe duke of Mecklenburgh's palace, described M.
natives of 20. Treatment of the clergy
613 Nation, extracts from the prefent ftate of 554-556 National debt, ftate of 601 Navy furgeons, their memorial to the adʼni- ralty, &c 591 Nerves, Smith's differtation on 298-301
lence of the chamberlain of London 328 Maclane, Donald, his trial for the murder of young Allen 426 & feq. Madrid, remonftrance of the infurgents at 413-416 Majorca fuperftition of the people of 232 Mackarony fables 43 en- 614
Mann, Sir Horatio, invefted with the figns of the order of the Bath Manufacturers and traders, and weavers their addresses on fhortening the time of mourn- ing 39, 40 Marcellus, his inftructive misfortunes 7 Markham, Mrs. Matilda, her interefting hiftory 395-398 Masquerade, late, account of 547 Maffachufett's-bay, remarks on the trade of the colony of 188-192. See New-Eng land. Mathematical queftions and folutions 201, 302, 304, 352, 486, 520, 53, 574, 656, 657, 628, 630, 678 Matrimonial ftate in Ruffia Matrimony encouraged Matthew Paris, paffage from, of engroffing 172 Maxims, by a gentleman Mecklenburgh-Schwerin, duke of, his pa- lace defcribed 343 Mecklenburgh-Strelitz, Dr. Nugent's recep- tion at the court of 187. That court de- fcribed 188. See Strelitz.
Surrounded by troops 331. Punished 504 Newcaftie, duke of, anecdote of New-England, difputes in 306 to 388, 3 5. 35, 421-426, 580-585. Copy of a letter from the affembly of, to Lord Cam- den 375. And of one to the earl of Char- 405 New publications, impartial review of, 42- 48. And at the end of every month. Nobility, fome of their fine feats coarel, 302 303 Nobleman, excellent letter from one to his fon 250-252 Norfolk, and Norwich, fpirited adds to 35 feq. Norfolk, fine feats, and excellent unprove-
Orrery, earl, his letter on Dean Swift's lofs of memory 143 Oxford
Oxford, Earl of Litchfield's prizes at 117. Students at, expelled 125, 126. True ftate of that affair 214 P.
ADLOCK, account of that musical piece 507-510 Paoli, the Corfican chief, Mr. Bolwell's ac- count of his perfon and behaviour, &c. 109. His fentiments 110. Compared with
Papifts, fee Blackburne, Parliament of 1641, Mrs. M'Aulay's cha- racter of 24 Parliament, hiftory of the feffion of, which began Nov. 11, 1766, 9—14, 65-69, 177-180, 289-296, 345-349, 401- 404, 457-462. Hiftory of the 7th or laft feffion of 460-462, 513-519, 569- 571 Parliament diffolved 164. New one meets 278 Parliament, inftructions, to representatives chofen to ferve in 1768. 269-273 Parma, duke of, his pragmatick fanction 120. Expels the Jeluits 168. Rejects the Pope's bull, &c. ibid 444 Patagonians, tall, account of 373. See Del- pbin. Patriotifm, extract from an Essay on 309. Encomium on, from Rouffeau 528 Pea, great increase from a single one 116 Penal laws, complaint of their inequality 432 Penfylvania, Indians barbarously murdered in 230. The murderers taken, and ref- cued
Private character, enquiry into the doctrine that it has nothing to do with a man's pub- Jic character 374 Prodigality. See avarice. Prophane-swearing, cafe, and fhrewd queries on the act against 578, 579 Proteft, lords, on the E.India dividend bill 151 Provifions, caufes of the high price of 85 Pruffia, late king of, his character and ac count of his death 597-599 Pruffia, king of, prefents the fword of Wil- liam III. to the Prince of Brunswick 382. His elogy on Prince Henry 389. His bu- mane fund in Silefia 444. Vifits Holland, Cleves, &c. &c. 444. His wife decifion in a cafe of ceremony ibid. His character of his father, the late king 597 fq. Pump-water of London, remarks on 182-185 Punishments. See Capital Punifoments. Pyrates and murderers, feized at Hafling, and an account of them
Query, relative to the position of the eyes a fleep 39. Answer thereto R.
AINHAM-HALL, defcribed
Persfield, near Chepstow, Mr. Morris's fine R Raps upon the knuckles for fome peo
Phyficians recipes, remarks on 410 Pietas Oxonienfis, fhrewd letter to the au- thor of 641-643 Pimlott, an attorney, murdered 607. The murdrefs fecured, tried, and executed 670. See the Appendix.
Place-bill, neceffity of a new one 312 Play-house, indecent behaviour of people of rank there, cenfured 451 feq. Play-houfes, increase of 608. And of noble players Poland, advices from 55, 119. New regu lations in 157. Confederacies in 231. Dreadful havock between them and the Ruffians 330, 331, 385, 386, 443, 444, 503, 504, 58 Political manœuvres 649 Pope, feeks a reconciliation with the duke of Modena 613 Popery, fome ftrictures on a late defence of 406, 407 Population, one main hindrance to 679 Porteous, Captain, his cafe Portland, duke of, his advertisement 105. Extract of his cafe, refpecting two leafes granted to Sir James Lowther Potatoes, to preserve
Powders for the teeth, remarks on Prefcriptions, a few approved ones
Scurvy at fea, propofal to prevent Seamen, reflections on the great mortality of, and papers relative thereto 589-591 Seats of the nobility compared Secker, Abp. anecdotes of Sedentary perfons, difeafes of, and remedies for 454-456, 565, 567, 633-637 Seduction, notorious inftance of 227 Senfitive plant, a new one difcovered and de- scribed 523 Seffions at the Old-Bailey 52, 163, 227, 279, 381, 497, 557 Shadows, morning and evening, why they appear bluish Shakespear, curious discovery relative to his -winter's- tale
Sutton, Mr. opinion of the king's phyficians and furgeons in regard to his method of inoculation
235 Swift, Dr. letter to, from Lord Bathurst 113. Another to him, from the fame 114-116. Letter concerning him, from the Earl of Orrery 143. Letter of his 161.
92, 93 Thickneffe's ufeful hints for the Tour of France 252
Tifot, of the difeafes of fedentary perfons, account of 454-456, 567, 568, 633→ Toads, a cure for a cancer Tobacco, ufe of, in fumigation 357 & feq. Toleration, Rouffeau's fentime its of 528 Tranfit of Venus calculated 633, 699. With
remarks Travelling, juft remarks on
Trials, remarkable ones 116, 117, 325, 382 Treves, elector of, dies 119.
Trinity, hints to the writers in that contro- verly 512. See appeal. Anfwers 566, Turkey, advices from 119, 167, 443, 503. 558. Grand Seignior's manifefto againit Ruffia
Turkey leather, method of dying red and yellow 637
Turkies, fuccefsful method of rearing 352 Turks, religion, manners, &c.' of 273 Turks, defeat the rebel Stephano di Monti- 613, 614 Turner, Samuel, Efq; alderman, elected lord mayor for 1769, 556. Sworn in, &c. 607. Ris honourable behaviour
State, means of forming the morals of 478 Vienna, earthquake at 167. inoculation 4 Y
INDEX to the ESSAYS. Archdutchefs at, be- trothed to the king of Naples 232. Fur- ther advices from
ecdotes of him 171. Letter delivered from him at the queen's palace 213. Ap pears and makes a fpeech, in the court of King's-Bench 225. Answered by Lord Mansfield 226. Committed, and escapes from the mob, to the King's-Bench 228. Extract from his history of England 275. Hearing on his outlawry 278. His out- lawry fet afide 326. His motion in arreft of judgment fet afide ibid. He is fentenc- ed 327. His addrefs to the freeholders of Middlefex ibid. Compared with Paoli 335 336. See King's-Bench Wilton-house, described 195-197 Winckelman, Abbe, his tragical death 386. Further account of his murder and the murderer
524, 525 Wind at Deal 2, 58, 122, 170, 234, 282 338, 394, 450, 506, 51, 616 Woodcock, Mift, See Baltimore. Wounds and ulcers, advice to poor perfons, for their treatment
232 Young ladies, juft fatire on the prefent
Weevils, in con, method of destroying 463 Weilburgh, prince of, inoculated Wentworth, Sir Wilbraham, remarkable History of 236-238, 285-288 White-willow, bark of, a rival of the Peru- vian bark
84 Wildman, his management of bees 314-316 Wilkes, John, Efq; lofes his election for the city; but elected for Middlefex 164. An-
ENOBIA, remarks on that tragedy 124 Account of it 146-143 Zingis, a tragedy, account of, and critique on 634-635
ERMITE's addreffe to youthe 438
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