- INDEX to the Effays, &c.

Bible, paffages in it explained Campaign opened in Saxony, &
61,2,3-70-16-195 Weftphalia

Bill to remedy the fcarcity of

filver coin
32
Birds, a method of preferving
their plumage after killed Sup
Bilhops, their ancient revenues

Bishop of Gloucester, his Doc-
trine of Grace
560
Bleeding at the nofe, remedy

422

220

de-

for it
Blindness, a remarkable in-
fance of it in a French la-
dy
Blood, its circulation difco-
vered by Hervey 305.
nied by a French writer ib.
eRablished
306
Boramus, Cardinal, his life 57
Bristol, Earl, his negociation
with Spain
116

Britif Eaft India company's
defence against the Dutch168
Briton, a new political writer
252

236

Capitulation of Fort Royal 127
Carolina, S. hemp profitable

there

8

Chemistry, its origin 216
Chefnut-tree, its great age 54
Chinfura, men lifted there for
the Dutch
3
Chivalry, its origin and pro-
grefs
264
Christmas one of the twelve,
&c.
567
Circulation of the blood by
whom discovered 306
City, a letter to a gentleman
in it on the peace 405. an-
-fwered

431

Clergy, their claims on the
diffolution of monafteries 113
Clive, Gov. opposes the Dutch
at Bergal
3.
Cobalt, how to make it pro-
fitably
564

his vindication of a
favourite 263. of the pa-
pers relative to Spain 276.
his anfwer to the North Bri-
ton, on applying a character
to the king 277. on the late
king 282. on the manage-
ment of the war 315. on
public faith 316. on the
friends of the adminiftration
326. Pruffia no prop to the
ProteRant religion 327. on College, at Durbam 253
glorification 358. parallel Colaille, Adm. his account of
between Wat Tyler and a taking Newfoundland 484
-favourite of the mob 416. Coach, the king's defcribed 514
right of ceferting im-Coal,how to prepare for fmelt-
proper alliances 473. pa-
arallel between the peace of
Unicht and the prefent 477.
on the rupture with Spain
530. his arguments falaci-
us 531. advantages gained
by the preliminaries 580,
on the fame
584
Brown, Simon, a letter of his
553. kis remarkable dedi
xation to the late Queen 554
Brutes, clemency to them re-
commended

7

Buckingham-boufe, a defcrip-

ing

102
Cocks, the cruel custom of
throwing at them cenfured 6
Ceck-lane ghoft, an account of
it 43. its defection 81
Coin, Glver, how to fupply the
featcity of it
Coinage, propofal for a more.

accurate one

32

23
Collins, Joe, his pranks at
Woodflock
Colberg, furrendered
Complaints in 1762
Comment on Matt. v.44
Comedies, new,

105
7, 137
Conftantinople, fiege and reduc-

tion of it

617
Continental connections con-
*fidered
55
Coquettes, their character 69
Corneille, his Menteur, the plan
of Feot's Lyar
%
Confiderations on the war with
France and Spain

202

395

The Continuer
Corfiean, fuccefs of the mal-

304

154. Judge Advocate's letter
concerning Mr Gardiner ib.
The Complimenter
Creole, a character of one 317
Crown-leafes, how to be ap-
plyed

135

Cramp, a remedy for it de-
fired 172 prefcribed
219,231,249
Cromwell, Oliver, his letter a-
bont erecting a college at
Durbam
253
CREDIT, PUBLIC, its hifto-

paration confidered 112-13
Doga, a tax upon them pro-
pofed 21. reafons for it So
Dolland, a theorem of his on
the aberration of light 588
Drowned perfons recovered630
Dunciad, remarks on W's note
upon two lines of it.. 557
Dunkirk, informations con-
cerning it
1251
Dutch their hoftilities in the
Eafi Indies 4 defeated ib.
their pretenfions to a free
trade on the Garga 5. hea
vy complaint against the Ex-
glish East India company 6.
Swift's opinion of them III.
their farther charge againft
the English E Ind, comp.199.
conduct of their Eaft India
company towards the En-
gl from the first fettle-
ment of the two companies
208,363
EAST

154.

194

358-9
Grants for 1762, ways and
means, &c.
Great Britain, its revenues and
commerce compared with
thofe of France
109
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Grotto of Eleufis
The Growler
Guineas, new, their blemishes
and faults 2. propofal for
rectifying the coinage
Gypfies, how to deal with

23

53

HALLEY, Dr2 his tables

589
Hamburgb invefted and taxed
by the Danes 290. defcrib-
ib.

Halifax, Earl of, his generofi-
ty in Ireland 133-4. his
thanks to the Irish parlia-
ment 223, his fpeech 224
547,595 Head ach a remarkable cure
for it

Heart, his late majefty's burst

[52211

Havannab, a defcription of it
351. troops landed there, King, his fpeeches to his par-
Haiment 27, 268, 550. his
George II.
406, journal of its
portrait 271.
ac-
520
408. Lord Albermarle's
manner of his death
count of taking of it 459.
capitulation 460. state of

in defence of it Military ftores at Port Royal

012732-3, 218, 422. reflections m
upon it

Life of Sherlock, Bp of London

23. of Virgil 35. of Cardi- Mobawk Indian's opinion of an
nal Boromeus 57. of the late
Empreis of Ruffia 106. of
the late Ld Anson 262. of
Adm. Holmes 212 of John

Linden, Dr, his account of the
Rooke
Bath waters 193. ferrugi-
Lift of the embodied militia
nous cakes how form'd Vib.
Liquors, method of cooling
36
them in hot weather
Lobb, Dr, his directions on fe-
320
Lock, his opinion of partial
vers
456,513,609
liberty 132. a ftory of him
Locufts, a fpecies of them in
232
London, its defects
England
Love in a Village, the ftory of
285
247
Lucerne how managed
it
LYAR, a comedy of 3 acts
607
261
Lyttleton, Ld, corrected by Vol-
193

Adnefs and fuicide con-

151

for

249

Machine, mufical 212.
Magic, a ptetender to it 418
ventilation
Malagrida, his crime and pu-
nishment
255

Malta, Knights of, ftory from
The Mailgner
Vertet's hiftory of them 589
Manifesto of the Emprefs of
Martinico, the importance of
Ruffia
Marriage and population 2521
it 191. attacked 123
Matrimony, propofals for en
couraging it 22,54,845136

10

Merrick, Ma, account of his
John Craighton ca
new tranflation of the I
Mermaids, inftances of their
Pfalme
exiftence o aprak

vileges of
nations trade to European
3. is infuited by the n
Narrative of a Cabalift 418.
ik Dutch terms of accomo
851 dation
35 of the treatment of Mifar

Molley
Nah, Richard
Natural history of Sutton Cold-
364 National deb
field 401. Temarks upon
what is faid of Bp Koyfey in
this hiftory 472. of Hanmer
parish 516. of Eafibam parish

eterna sdf of XI
INDEX to the Effays, &c.

400

210

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king it from rags
Papers relative to the rupture
with Spain 116,173-4-5-
contradictions pointed out

176

Party, on the prefent fpirit
of it
284

Parsnips, their ufe in feeding
261

cattle

Paffages in the Scripture ex-
plained 61-2-3,70,105,161,
195. a difficult one ftarted
196
Patriot, a new paper, on Pitt's
adminiftration 283, on the
art of lying
314
Peace figned at Petersburg 289
Pem-ke, E. of, his adven-
134

ture movie to

Perron's voyage to India for
difcovering the works of
Zaroafler og 373-611
Petrifaction of part of a hu-
man body
Pharmacy, its commencement
214

154

J

210

Atroyed
251
Premiums of the academy of
Petersburgh 131. for the dif
covery of the origin of pa-
per from rags
Preliminaries of peace from
the papers 400. by autho-
rity
560
Prefbyters, their antient claim
to church government' 112
Preffing, projects to prevent
the bad confequences of it
NO 34153
Prince of Wales, his titles,
revenues, &c. 349. his
motto explained 458,536
Procefs for making zink 400.
mundic
455
Proteftant, perfecution of one
in France 00,509. Diffen
ters, their reafons for fepa-
ration

563. of Bromborough in,
Cheshire
616
Naval management, the pre-
fent different from the paft
76. neceffary regulations
propofed
161
New England, effects of a:
whirlwind there 588
New Teftament, paffages in it
explained 70,105,161,195
Newfoundland, French expedi
tion against it 362. retaken
by Ambert and Colville 484.
capitulation, &c. 486
Neregate, a fcheme for rebuild-
ing it
Nicholl's, Dr, his account of
the death of his late ma-
jefty
520
North Briton, on vindications
and accufations 271. on a
Scotchman being at the head
of the Treafury 277. on
our fuccefs in war 273. an
ironical defence of the Scots
282. mal-adminiftration of
the favourite Mortimer 314.
fupporters of the Scottish
chief 315. his chronicle of
future events 326. on the
conquefts of N. America and
the Ilandt 367. on the mi-
nifterial peace and embally
414. on the difference of
men's fentiments about
peace 417. ironical enco-
mium on the miniftry 476.
Atrictures on the ftory of Ld
B-te's fon 478. on the mi-
niftry 480. ftory of the con-
verfation with Ld B-te's
fon truly and circumftan-
tially stated 492. on the ad-
vantage of parliaments 533. Pit-coal, method of extracting
tar from it
in defence of the late mini
fter 536. preliminaries of Pitt, the Spanish minifter's
peace infamous to G.B. 581. charge against him 13. his
on the fame
584 fpirited proceedings with
angi Spain on airiojung yaosM
Plague, at Milan 1996602
20413

Ath of

Pbilofophical Tranfa&tions epi-
tomized 586. remarks on
the advertisement prefixed
to the volume ib furze for
banking rivers 586. meteor
and whirlwind in New En
gland 587. aberration of the
rays of light 538. term of
human life 589. on a Sam-
nite coin 588. of a statue of
Venus found at Rome 589.
Philofopher's ftone, a preten-
der to it
418
Phyfic, its origin and progress
as a fcience 213. difeafes

212

69

Prudes, their character
Pruffia, remarkable anecdote
of the king.
32
Pfalm ii. fpecimen of a new
profe tranflation of it 619
Pfalm cxxviii, an account of
the tranflation of it. 89
Pfalmift's remark in favour of
the righteous explained $15
PUBLIC CREDIT, its birth
and adventures

peculiar to the firf period Rcord, concerning a dif-

214. to the 2d

215

102

temperature of the air
1231
Recipe, to sweeten four wines
22. for the cramp 196,210,
219,333,249. for the head-
ach 210. for the gout 400.
for worms 630, for the yel
low jaundice
Remedy for bleeding at the
ton Plants, remarks on the frothnofe 422. for flatulencies
of them

Olers, of White Boys 183 Plays, new, the Lyar 7. Sebber Remarks ep Spencer and Tallo

Obelisk at Bath, in memory of for Loverses at
542 Recaluxe, her tryal by Philf

Poetels, an account of one 840
Officer, a fuperior one infulted Poifondos property in muscles

confideredo
Political fyftem of Europe
confiftent 78&spapers for bop
to 269 an account of them
Origin of Defpotifm in East- 276-7-8-9,280-12-31325;"
era governments

erxes

266-7 on a letter relative
to the Pruffian fubfidy 289
Rife of the waters in the Brif
tol Channel grat
Revenue of the Ld Lieutenant
of Ireland increased
Revolution in Ruffia
The Rejoiner
The Replici galian
Rodney, Adm, his letters on
landing the troops at Band
finico 124 on taking Fort
Royal 129, on the reduction
of St Peters and the wholemmat
and 163. on the furrander. adi
ம்.
jesty
271 Rome, a fatute of Venus found
there
584
Prahmes, how to be de-

Ormond, Duke, Bis lette990353366, 377,435,473,491,530,
to his

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Portugal, proceedings againn ir0915!
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by France and Spain

Orrery, Ed, a flory of his 279

Portrait of his prefent mar St Lucia

INDEX to the Effays, &i,

Rook, Joba, his life
420
Ruffian Empress, her death
88. declaration of the Em-
peror to foreign minifte:s on
his acceflion 103. his new
regulations and policy 140.
his convention with Preta
236. his depofition 361.
manifefto of the Empreis
his confort
437

S

S

Acrifices, human, their o-
rigin
209
Sailors, character of the Bri-
tih 130, behaviour at Que-
bec
380
Salmon, their food doubtful

482. remarks upon it 483
Saloop, its ufe at fea 33
Salt-petre trade engroffed by
the English
200
Schemes to prevent preffing 34,
53. for fupplying London
with fish 99 for difpofing
of the crown-lands 135. for a
reform in the navy 161. for
establishing a fund for pro-
viding for children 250
School for Lovers, a new co-
medy
157
Schemer, his extraordinary nof-
trums 285.virtues of 9 herbs
285. his ridicule on the po-
litical writers 305. his pro-
ject for raifing flocks 357
Schifm, Bp of Gloucefter's de
finition of it
561
Scriptures, pailages in them
explained 61-2-3, 70, 105,
161,195
Scurvy,its rife and remedies214
Sea, faloop recommended for
all fhips
34
Secretary, Lord Egrement, his
reply to the Spanish ambaf-
fador 14. his inftructions to
the E. of Briffol 117
Sermon on the Auto defe 255
Sherlock, Bishop of London, his

one inconfiftent

T

T

78

102

AMWORTH, an extraor-
dinary tree there 55
Tars, British, their character
133. their behaviour at
Quebec
180
Tar, how to extract it from
coal
Tax upon dogs recommended
21. upon luxury ib, upon
kept miftreffes
Taxes unequally laid 68. on
trade the most grievous ib.
Texts of Scriptures explained
61-2-3, 70, 105, 161, 195,
515. a difficult one started

22

196
Theorem of the aberration of
the rays of light by Mr Del-
land 588. by Majkelyne ib.
Trial of Pleasure by Philofopby
519

Traveller's account of the de-
fects of London
247

Tranfit of Venus over the Sun
at Madrass and Tranquebar

Portugal 323. order to the Syftem, the prefent political
Vice-roy of Navarre 325
Speech, his majesty's to parli-
ament 27,263,550.to anIrish
regiment in Portugal 360
Spelling, a critique upon it 1ož
Spirits, impoftures under that'
character
63
The Speaker
305
Squadron English, an attempt
to fet fire to it in Bafque
Rad
8
State of the national debt 330
Storck, Dr,his account of hem-
lock
277
Stocks, the nature of them
explained 18. fcheme for
raifing them
357
Stock-jubbers expofed 18,19.
cautions in dealing with
them 20. their ironical ad
drefs
436
Story of Fingal 10. of Morna
12, of the Lyar, a comedy
7. of Le Fever from Trif-
tram Shandy 28. of fome fu-
balterns infulting their fu-
perior officer in Germany 35.
of the King of Pruffia 52 of
Funny Joe63. of Artaxerxes,
K. of Perfia 66; of Solyman
and Almena 71. of Abbas,
the hermit 72. of an appa-
rition in Kent 114. of Mr
Kent 81. of Indian Peter and
his wife 115. of Ld P-ke,
and Mifs
134. of the
School for Lovers 137. of a
private murder 158. of a
party of failors at Quebec
180. of the Farmer's Return
from London 182. of MrLock
232. of Ld Orrery 379 of a
Cabalift 418. of the Laird
of Cappagh 471. of a re-
markable conversation with
Ld B-te's fon 475. of Ca-
las, a French protestant 5c9.
of Mifs Fanny Braddock 541.
of Beau Najb 542. of Banc-
bannus, an Hungarian, from
Vertot 589. of Irene 631. of
Love in a Village 607
Stanley, Mr, his extraordinary
acquirements
220
Stores, warlike, at Fort Royal
in Martinico 128. at St Pe
tens 165. at the Havannab
465
Swallows, their migration ef
stablished
321
Swift, Dean, his account of
his own birth 11. his fer-
vices to Ireland ib. his cha-

re.

525

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Snow, fleas found in it
Selyman and Amena
Soul, extraordinary letter on
the Ifs of one
Sparn, her arabafador's note
to the E. of Egrement, on
leaving the Brifa court 13.11acter of the natives ib. his
her king's orders for detained
ing Engir ips: 35. here
declaration of war 79. her
proceedings with the Britif
court 16. her proceedings
against Portugal 296, 321.
declaration of war against

opinion of the fishery 112.
account of his pofthumous
works
Suicide and madness confidered

4709

151

Sutton Coldfield, natural hiftory

of it

401

429

177
Transfufion, an useless difco-
very
317
The Trincbantian, an occafi-
onal paper
Treaty figned between the Czar
and K. of Pruffia 289
Tree, an extraordinary one 55
Trimmer, a new paper 427.

1

his addrefs to the people, b
Trifiram Shandy, Rory of Le
Fever from him
28
Turnpikes, an addrefs to the
commiffioners
562

VE

ENUS, her tranft over
the Sun at Madrafs and
Tranquebar
177
Ventilators improved 249
Vertat, the Rory of an Hunge-
rian king from his biftory
589
Veley, Bp of Exeter, vindicated
515
Vefuvius, an eruption there 589
Foltaire, to Ld Lyttleton 192.
an error concerning him rec-
tified 193. his fermon on the
lato de fe 255. Lis account
of oriental Defpotifm 313.
to the father of the Jefuits 347
Vote of the rib parliament
for enlarging the appoint-
ment of their Ld Lieut. 133.
Ld Lieutenant's fense of this
vore
ib.
Voyage to India for difcever-
ing the works of Zorcafter

373,428, 611
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