Mr. Ew-n; the Reverend D. J. D-oe, and the Heroic J-n D―n, Esq; Being a full Answer to the Observations on Mr. H-s's Advertisement. By Jack Retort, Student in Scurrility. Quilsilvania; Printed. 1765. 8vo, pp. 48.

A defence of Dr. Franklin, by his son, W. Franklin. Printed at Philadelphia. The initials in the title severally signify: Smith, Allison, Ewing, Dove, John Dickinson, and Hughes. A large copper-plate caricature of the election scene was published in the same vein.

165. Franklin (Benjamin), LL.D. Opere filosofiche di B. F. Nuovamente raccolte, e dalli Origine Inglese recate in Lingua Italiana. Padova. 1783. 8vo.

Academy, the first established in Alexander, William, i. 437; ii. 505.

Anecdote: the onions, iii. 302.

Franklin applauding his own
praises, iii. 339.

the duel, iii. 269.

Bache, Sally, ii. 53; iii. 247, 303, 432,

471, 480.

Bache, William, at Franklin's bed-
side, ii. 253.

the skipper's daughter and her Bachelors, iii. 380.

cap, iii. 275.

my way of telling the story, iii. Bailly, investigation of mesmerism,
419.

Animal magnetism, iii. 258.

Bacon, Lord, observation, iii. 446.

iii, 258.
Baker, Dr., i. 564.

Ann, Queen, and the Archbishop of Baldwin, Mrs., iii. 366.

Canterbury, iii. 419.
Anti-republican prejudices, iii. 290.
Apché, Count of, at the fête at Sanoy,
ii. 546.
Apologue, iii. 60.

Aranda, Count d', iii. 176.

Argus correspondence relating to
Franklin's memoirs, i. 63.
Argyle, Duke of, iii. 299.
Army against the Indians, i. 438.
Arnold, General, treachery, iii. 16.
arrives in England, iii. 47.
vindicated by Deane, iii. 48, 200.
burns stores of tobacco, iii. 353.
"Art of Virtue," i. 213, 405, 426.
Article proposed and read to the
Commissioners before signing the
preliminary articles, iii. 199.
Assembly of Notables organized, iii.
375.
Assembly of Pennsylvania, resolu-
tions passed by, iii. 191.
address of, to Franklin, iii. 341.
Attempt at corruption, ii. 323.
Aurora Borealis, thoughts respect-
ing, iii. 495.

B.

Bache, Benjamin Franklin, ii. 479;
iii. 216, 232, 302, 317, 342, 360,
371, 433, 438, 476.
Bache, Richard, i. 528; ii. 53, 478;
iii. 346, 471, 487.

Baltimore, Lord, enmity of, to Frank-
lin, i. 369.

Bancroft, Mr. Edward, i. 29, 150.
Bancroft, Hon. George, iii. 211.
Banks, Sir Joseph, iii. 185.
Barclay, Mr. David, i. 165; ii. 262,
280, 283, 309, 321, 326, 420,
430, 511.

a new plan, ii. 312.

Barclay, Mr., Consul to France, iii.
426.

Bard, Dr., i. 150.
Bard, John, iii. 342.
Bariatinski, Prince, iii. 113.
Barney, Captain, iii. 203.
Barrow, Mr., ii. 378.
Barthelemy, Abbé, ii. 375.
Bartram, John, botanist to the Phi-
losophical Society, i. 276, 381; ii. 39.
Baskerville, John, contributions to the
art of printing, i. 413.
Bath, Lord, i. 520.
Bathurst, Lord, i. 558.
Battle of Monongahela, i. 438.
Baudoin, Mr. James, i. 367.
Beatty, Mr., i. 337, 408, 429.
Beaumarchais, his accounts, i. 485;
ii. 446; iii. 88.

Beaume, Viscount, ii. 375.
Beccaria, John Baptist, ii. 495.
Beckford, Mr., i. 561.
Bedford, Duke of, i. 533, 551.
favorable to the expedition
against Canada, i. 411.

Bedford Party, opposition, ii. 47.

Benezet, Mr., i. 270.

Benoît, M., iii. 325.

Berdt, Mr. de, ii. 70.

Bernard, Governor, i. 546; ii. 74, 139,
165; iii. 179.

Bevan, Sylvanus, Quaker apothecary,
bust of Penn by, i, 400.
Bibliography, iii. 491.
Biheron, Mademoiselle, ii. 375.
Bill for preventing bribery, i. 561.
to suspend the Legislatures of
New York and Georgia, pre-
sented to Parliament, i, 526.

Bill, John, printer, i, 414.
Bingham, Mr., ii. 467-474.
Blackrie's solvent, iii. 295.
Blair, Commissary, iii. 272.
Blount, Miss Dorothea, ii. 59.
Blount, Lady, her first son, iii. 361.
Boeris, Mr., iii. 144, 156.
Boldsworth, Jonathan, iii, 348.
Bollan, William, ii. 70, 189, 280, 317,
421, 423.

Bond, Dr. Phineas,

277.

Bond, Dr. Thomas, establishes a

hospital, i. 295.

physician to the Philosophical

Society, i. 276.

Brabanzon, Mr., iii. 371.

Braddock, General, arrives with Eng.
lish troops, i. 316, 323, 324.
his death, i. 328.

his defeat, i. 342, 438.
provisions sent to, i. 359.
wounded, i. 326.

Bradford, Andrew, unable to employ
Franklin, i. 127, 130, 202.
Bradford, William, i. 121, 190.
Breintnal, Joseph, assists Franklin, i.

201.

in the Junto, i. 183.
Brillon, Madame, ii. 491, 510; in. 66,
III, 160, 370.

Brillon, Mademoiselle, her marriage,
iii. 359.

Britain keeps the colonies in her
debt, i. 454.

British barbarities in America, ii. 499.
creditors, iii. 356.

government opposed to the
union of the colonies, i. 315.
Museum, Franklin, s letters pre-
served in, ii. 34.

Repository, iii. 443.

Brogden, Charles, i. 145.

Broglie, Prince de, presented to Gen-
eral Washington, iii. 53.

subscriptions for water-works, i. Broussonnet, Dr., iii. 185.

329.

Brownell, Mr. George, i. 100.

his care of William Franklin, i. Brunswick, Duke of, ii. 397.

381.

Bon Homme Richard, iii. 226.

Bryant, William Cullen, iii. 449.
Budden, Captain, i. 381.

Bonnell, Captain, and his ship, i. Buffon, Count de, i, 346; iii. 400,

Byles, Mather, letter from Franklin Charles the Twelfth, iii. 253.

Cabbage-garden in Greenland, iii. Chatham, Lord, i. 521, 527; ii. 46,

Canada, reasons for not restoring it Chaulnes, Duke de, ii. 494.

'Chevalier de Cincinnatus," iii. 250.

Causes of the American discontents Chevaliers d'industrie, iii. 253.