1756.

Executions at Tyburn 90, 449, 610. In
Hyde-park
41, 247
Exercife of troops in time of peace 460
Experiments on drowned animals 135. On
the penetration of liquors 174. With
opium on the heart 185, 186. On heat
by light

Extravagant neatness fatirized 28.
fits of it

506. Sworn in
Diogenes, faying of, in regard to a prodigal

552

225

FA

F.

282

Ill ef

ibid.

ABLE of the ancients modernized 327
Fakter, a tale
244

Fame, ftrctures on 427. Unequally diftri
Virtue fuperior to it 428.
Advice to fame-hunters

buted ibid.

ibid.
Falt-day ftrictly obferved 89. Another
appointed 610. Alfo in Scotland and
Ireland

Father, ftory of a cruel one

611

115

310
403

Foul air takes fire in a coal-mine
Foundling-hofpital, vifit to me. General

committee and officers of, chofen 247.
Opened for a general charity 248, 297
Fowke, licut. gen. arrives from Gibraltar
355. Tried and difm ffed the fervice 401
F-wke, gen. account of his trial 411-415.
Remarks therefrom
434,415
Fox, Mr. Secretary, Rouillé's letter to him
45. His aniwer
46
France, advices from 47, 359. Begins
reprizals cc, 43. War declared against
237, 247. Declares war 299. Mileries

tions of

Embargo on corn, &c.

Ellis, of corals, remarks on 135, 136. Re-
ply to the remarks
158
609

Emeieís queen,

her declaration against

Profia examined

481

Engrefing corn, laws againft
Epitaph on a black mith

610

498

οι

455
French

1756.

French nation, character of
French king, letter by his order 45.

599

His

treaty with the empreis-queen 299, 350.
ib.d.
His declaration of war
French, neutrals, transported from Nova-
Scotia 9o. Prizes funk 194. Fleets fail
198. Invade Minorca 248. Shew fa-
vour to the Dutch 359. Rejoicings for
taking Minorca 406. State of Byng's
and their fleet 486. Ships fail 612, 645
French reply, in relation to St. Lucia, re-
joinder to 127-133. Have no right by
pre cription 131. Their pretences re-
futed
French reply to the Dutch 138. Dutch
anfwer
358, 359
French fhips taken 366, 441, 499, 553, 603
Fulvius, Cn. his fpeech on a new clause in
213-216
the mutiny bill
Furniture, cheap and elegant

G.

133

29

Haller of the infenfibility of certain parts,
refuted 5, 6, 43, 123, 124. His ob-
fervations on drowning 134, 135. On
a dropfy of the pleura, and a pleurify of
the lungs 184. O ftones in the gall-
bladder 218-210. Of a laceration of
the uterus 269-272. Whytt of opium,
in reply to him
185, 186
Hanover, advices from 93. Troops, ad-
dreffed for 193. Arrive 247. Return
563, 609. Memorial to the diet of the
empire

Hanoverian foldier, cafe of
Hardships of the inferior clergy
Harvest, fine one

442

505

474

450

Hawke, Sir Edward, fails to the weftward
Returns 246. Sails for Gibraltar

449

297. Superfedes admiral Byng 308. De.
mands the releafe of capt. Wright 507.
Anecdotes of his life $76. Difputes
about the station of his fleet in 1755 633
Hazard loop, her prize
Heart, experiments with opium upon 185
Heat, experiments on by light
Heaven, attempt to defcribe the joys of 426
Herculaneum, difcoveries at 416, 443.
Books and manufcripts dug up near, ac-

count of

282

477

Herminius, T. his fpeech on the feamen's

bill

583

Heffian mercenaries arrive 247. Refufed
quarters by the innkeepers 562. Account
of the act for quartering them
Hiftorical account of invafions

641
150-152
Arrives from

562.

93, 358, 644

Holbourne, adm. fails 193.
the Bay of Biscay
Holland, advices from
Holmes, commodore, his engagement with
the French
Home, Dr. of bleaching 51, 114. Of
fofrening and hardening of water
Hofpitals, vifit to 166. Inquiries and Re-
flections thereon

457

139

ibid.
180

How, commodore, takes a French inland

Houfes, fcheme for a tax on

353

491

625

Gout, of purging in it

Grants for 1756

Granville, Fort, taken

Graves and tombs, il confequences of

Huxham, of antimony 34. His vinum

ibid.

Hydrophobia cured mercurially 628, 629

AMES II. intrigues against him 221-
Cafe of his army 420.

223.

Ac-

opening too foon

count of his lying in state

599

Great Harry, account of the fhip fo called

Jefuits bark, useful remarks on

541

288

Ilive, Jacob, his fentence

Imperial decrees against the king

Importance of Minorca

Indians, their cruelties 42, 43, 451. A
nation of, extirpated 73. Dreadful war
with 74. Actions and death of an he-
roic Indian king 75. Their advantages

over

297

of Pruffia

510

262, 326

610

194, 489
Inoculation in the Eaft, account of 539, 540
Inquifition in Spain and Portugal, proceed-
ings of
645
Infcriptions, for a filver mug 101. As a
puzzle to the antiquaries 234. Explained
291. On a humourous watch-maker's
fign-board 249. On the duke of So-
merlet's statue at Cambridge 354. For
a late moft renowned ad-i
INSPECTOR, extracts from 32, 75, 115,
182, 206, 225, 287, 476
Instructions to members 402, 449, 450,
547, 543, 544
Intermediate ftate, ftrictures on 347, 383
Invations of this kingdom, an historical ac-
count of

394

150-152
Johnfor, Sir William, his conference with
the Indians 385-388, 431. His life
432. Makes peace with the Indians 402
Journal of a learned and political Club. See

DEBATES.

Journal of the fiege of Fort Geriah in the
Eaft-Indies

515-17
Ireland, uncommon coal in 21. S.mple
carriages in 23. Neat and clean fires in
ibid. Address from go. Method of
bleaching in 115. Militia of, arrayed
147. Parliament in prorogued 298, 402.
Embargo in
506
Iron-furnaces and foap-pans, to restore 42
Iron-ore, mountain of defcribed
592
land, Arange manners and cuft ms of
476, 477

one

Jington and Paddington, account of the
new road between
385
Itinerant fizn-pofts, propofals for 226
Judges, their opinion in the cafe of the
prince's children

K

529
K.
EGWORTH, childrens bones dug up

Kennet, Dr. pleasant ftory of
Keppel, commodore, fails on a cruize 193
Keynler's travels, extracts from 284, 597,

641

L

L.

1756.

ABOURERS in their feveral vocations

341

Lacerations of the uterus, obfervations on
209-272

Lady, propofal of a publick-fpirited one 8
Laft will, on what maxim it should be
made

Law-making, method of formerly
Laws, defective in regard to flander
Lawyer, character of a good one
Lawyers and bailiffs painted from

Lear, critique on the tragedy of
Learned (peeches at a quarter

344
463

24

298

the life

274

234
feffions

32.

574

uses of peat

322-324

Free impor

376

174

tation of fhould be allowed 370, 371.
How it would be detrimental
Liquors, experiments on the penetration
of
Lifbon, defeription of the country about
Reflections on the fate of 67
Lifts, of the editions of the Eikon Bafilike
69. Of Sheriffs for 1756 41, 89. Of
militia forces 208. Of flag officers
299. Of French hips taken before the
declaration of war 366, 44, 499, 553.
603. Of the minifters in the Fruitian
memorial
550, 55%
London, government of, different from
that of Bristol 59.
Cafe of the act for
enlightning ibid. A fink of iniquity

618. Wife form of government of 107.
Oppofes the plate act 146. Inftructions
to its members thereon ibid. Addreffes
from

1756.

Melvill, of light and colours 280. Early
death of that gentleman
ibid. nite.
Memorial, of the Polith miniftry to the
Dutch 493.
Of the Pruffian minifter

545. Of the defigns of the courts of
Vienna and Saxony against Pruffia 547-

429

Compared with Virgil

236

Mines, cure for inffocation in

173

629
Madness, arifing from paffion, caufes of

Minifters mentioned in the Pruffian me
morial, lift of
500, 55%
Minorca, defcription of the island of 103,
104. Might have been improved and
fecured ibid. Threatened with an inva-
fion 198. Invaded by the French under
the duke de Richlieu 248, 253. Im-
portance of 262 328. Fort St. Philip taken
409, 410
Mischiefs of too great gentleness 65
Mifer acted, to fit out boys for fea fervice 610
Modern luxury displayed

225

223

Modefty diftinguished from diffidence 287
Modifh mother, complaint of one 205
Monmouth, duke of, his concert with the
prince of Orange
Mafs, furprizing minutenefs of the feeds of
321
Mo he, M. de la, efcapes Bofcawen 359,
179. A cafe n point 182. State of it 367
Mountain of iron ore defcribed
Murder strangely discovered

592
89

Mutiny bill, debate on a new clau'e in
209-216, 265-268. It will hinder
fupplies in America 211. Conduct of
thofe people in former wars

NAT

N.

215

ATIONAL debt, fcheme to reduce
178-182. Exceptions answered
178, 179
National liberty, in what it confifts
Nativity and crucifixion of Chrift, aftrono-
mically proved, as to the times of them

162

537-540

227

Meanwell, Mr. George, his fufferings from

573

Medals ftruck by the Pretender

598

Mediterranean, sea fight in 264. State of
the English and French flects

473
Nature, fhould be confulted in the defig-
nation of children 380. Surprizing in-
ftance of the force of, in producing a fine
painter
381
Navier, M. of opening graves too foon 81
Navy, calculation of men for
Neatnefs, extravagancy of, humorously

289

ibid.

fat.r.zed

28

Ne4

the quarrels of his fervants