Gentleman's Magazine: and Historical Chronicle

87 Gould

440 Herbert

256. Gove:t

331 Herrick

266 Hembroke

Gough 181, 266 Heming 180, 531 Johnfon 86 180, Lenthall

177 Jones 86, iii. 87, Lever

270 Jobfon
266 John

354 Leighton
352 Lennard

177

354

181, 351.

Leoni

$84 87

442

354 Herring

86, Grafton

264 Herve

Faffen

438 Graham 177, 354 Heppel

442

ii. 528, 531,

Ligh foot

526

Fauquier 528 Grajsbury 82 Heward

86 iii.

Lincoln

180

Fawcett 87, 353. Gray

85,.353 Heys

87 Jordan

Fearon

351 Grean

82 Heywood

267 Lloyd 35, 354,

266 Irefon

440

Fell

528 Green

381, 442

528 Hicks

440 Irwin

180 Lockhart

352

Ferrers

269 Greenway

528 Hickman

Fielding 440, 531 Greenwood

Fisher 180, 354 Grice

Fitzgerald 528 Griffin 86, 440 Hillier

Fitzherbert
Fitzroy 440 Griffith 84, 177 Hodges
Fitzwilliam 269, Griffiths 437, 531

439, 441 Gro'e

Fletewood 83 Gueft

87 Gulliford

440, 531 Keith 437, 524

440 Ivifon

528 Lockman

442

442 Hide

531 Juftamond

270 Loder

524

Loftus

441

524 Hines

440

78, 177 K Ane
86,177,

Kerney

180 Loughborough

264

177 Hodgson

86, ii. Kelway

435 Loveday

441 Kemp

84 Lowthorp

536

85 Hodgkinfon 270, Kennett

528 Luckman

440

Flucker

82 Gwinnett

Foot

Ford

86 86,528

531 Hodfon

528 Kershaw 87, 442 Lumley

180

531 Keppis

268 Luxford

440

Hog

82 King

77 Kirby

266 Lyon

440

Fofter

266, 531

Holker

Fox 177, 4.2, Haddington 266 Holmes

Francis 180, 350 Haighton

351 Holte

Freeman 268 Hall 82, 85, 86, Hope

350 Hopkins

266

441 Kirkpatrick 351, Lyons

350

440 Lyfter

441 Kirtland

56 Holloway

86 Knight

180 Kitchingman 266

86 Macartney 350,

266 Horne

82 Knox 86, 177 Mackereth 85

180

350 Kuteleben 354 Macpherson 349

Mainwaring 83

354 Mackie

Hamilton

177, Howes

Makinfon -87

.354 Hughes 87, 180,

351 269, i. 351, Abron

531 Malpas

354

531 1353, 440

Lake

181 Markham

352

Hanham

352 Hurnby

84 Marth

Gales

83 Hare

87 Hume

530 Humfrys

531

Garnault,

Garfedd

85 Harrington 442 Harris

180 Lancaster
514 Lane
440 Langdale
440 Humphries 526 Langley

77, 78, Hunter 182, 352 Langton
Hurt

Harrifon 83, 270, Hulon

349, 440

176 Harrold

82.

442 Hartsborne 177

266, 354, 528

Gausfen

Gee

Gibbons

Giblate

Giblon

Gaffard

Gilbert

84 Lankefter 528 Lansdale

Larkin

442 Malley
523 Meßerman

Laugher 531 Mather

531

352, 4 J

269

84, 86

Laurente

180 Mation

266

354 Harvey 82, ii. Jackfon 349, 438 Law
354 Harwood 437, 524 Jago

86 Haftings 349, 534 James
87 Hawkins 182. 140 Jarvis
351 Jaytell

Gillebraud 437 Hawys

Gillespie

Glover

Goebell

354 Hay
524 Hayden

83 Hayes

Goodridge 78 Hayley

Goodman

440 Ibbetion

531 Ible

523 Jeacocke
531 Jebb

86 Headen

531 Jefferys

436 Jenkins

440 Jervoife

Goodricke 353 Hearne
Gordon 180, . Heath
436 437 Heathcote
442 Heaven

Gore

181 Leath

87 Lecairne 351 Lecoint 442 Lee

84, 180 Leech

531 M'Gregor 266

441 M'Kintoth 82

529 Mellish

354

35, 381 Mellor

528 Mellom

443

267 Lees

86 Mence

267

353 Leeves

440 Mendham

441

353 Legg

528 Meorpham

353

177 Legh

177 Meredith

377

83, 265. Meriton

.86.Leigh

442, 525

176 Ingram 86, 182 Lehook
440 Inkerfall

266 Purfer

Milward

Moffat

INDEX of NAMES to Vol. LVI. PART I.

Merrick 82 Partridge 180, 531 Purrier

Metcalfe 87, 529 Pafco
Middleton 82 Paterfon 180, 529

Mihill

266 Patterson

Milles 83, 180 Pawfon

351

Mills 177, 350, Payne 83, 349, RAdcliffe

438

352, 439

Raikes

440 Peacocke 181, 528 Railton

3'51 Sergifon 177 Strahan

266 Seton

Sewell

Seymour

349 Sharpe

180 Strickland
87, 177 Stringer

270 Stuart 181, 349,

353

77, Strother

266
449
83

440 Strutt

83 Shakeshaft

449

441

440 Shaw

442, 523

82, 87 Sturges

74 Peach

Molesworth 82, Peachey

441
Rainforth
269 Ralph

82 Sheldon

75 Sturmy

264 Sherwin

528 Pearce

440 Ramfden

87 Styles

264 Shield

269

Monkton

269 Sturt

180

528 Pearce

531

Rannie

Montolieu 266 Pearfon

350 Rawlinfon

354 Shipley

77 Sullivan

351 Shore

528 Rayner

531 Shovell

528 Reddith

83 Shudwick

82 Peckham 524,531 Reep

82 Reid

528 Sibrey

349 Sumonds
177 Surrey
352 Swainfton
87 Swann

531

Reeves

269 Sidney

524

528 Sier

87 Reichard

182 Pelham 85, 181, Remington

534 Sill

442 531

353 Renwick

351 Simmons 528 TAitt

270

Rich

531 Simpfen 85, 441

180 Richards 177, 262 Skinner

177 Richardfon 181, Slack

531

Talbot 439

266 Sinclair

270 Tarn

524 Tatem

350

531 Tatum

87, 349

350

531. Slaney

Pettat

87 Rideout

529 Taylor 87. 177.

84 Slantey

351

Phillips

440 Roberts 86, 87, Sleech

3.53, 442, 53,

NAh 85, 181 Phipps
Neave 349

Nelfon 86, 352 Pigott

Newton 87, 528 Pickard
Newcomb 87 Pilborough
Newman 177, 354 Pilkington
Nicoll ! 531 Pinder
438 Pingo

Nixon

Noble 181, 353 Pinkerton

Northumberland Pinterwood

529 Pitt
177 Pledge

Pleftow

11.

181, ii.

435 Sloper

268 Robertfon

180 Small

442

Tharrot

180

86 Thickness

181 Rocke

528

177 Smith 79, 86, ii.

Thomas 82,

82 Rogers
440 Rohan

528,

440 87, 267, 268,

1537

270, 354

87 Rookes
Rofe

Thompfon

76,

266

528 Rofs

353, 354 Sneyd

87 Pinnock

440 Thornton 349, ii.

86 Row

529 Solomons

83 Rowe

83 Thurlow

438

531 Sompes

267 Tidy

263 Roxborough

87 Sothbeys

524 Timfon

87 Roy

87 Soufnen

438

440 Todd

86 Rudge

528

84 Southwell

86 Toft

440 Rugeley

440 Rumbold

177 Sparks
Speed

528 Rumfey

440

85 Spinks

269 Tornells

181 Pocock 177, 524 Rundell

528 Pool 181, 440 Rymill

354

86 Porter 84, 266

347 Portington 531
177 Portman

269 Pottinger
531 tts

PAge 87, 531 Power

Palk 266 Poyniz

177 SAckville 532 Staples
87 Sale 532 Stapleton
530 Salisbury 177,436 Starling
183 Salmour 354 Starmar
Saltonftall 441 Stephen
531 Stephenfon

87,523
82 Saul

266 Twycross 83

177 Saunders 82, 266 528, 530, 531 Twyfden 440
83 Saunderfon 180 Stevenfon

526 Stafford

354

86 Τουρ

87 Ruffell 86, 351,ii. Staite

524

87 Townley

526

440 Staller

349 Travers

350

86 Standert

269 Trench

269

Stanhope
Stanley
Stanton

269 Trew

443 Trufford

87 Trueman

180 Trundle

539

180 Tuck

180

INDEX of NAMES to Vol. LVI. PART I.

Vandencome 523 Watham
Vanbemert 259 Wathen
Vantroíche
\351

Vaughan 353 Watkin

Verbruggen 183 Watkins, 85, 86, Whichcote

r82 Winthrop

266, 351

Vernon 353, 439

269, Wiseman 86, ii. 182, 269, 350,

349 Wright

83,85

528 Watfon

524 Whitmore

439 Witternoom 83

349 Wolde

Watts 182, 437,

Whitworth
524 Wilcock

353, 442
437 Wroughton 177,

270 Wollen

528

83 Woodbine

Wavell 442, 531 Wilday

531 Wood 180, 353 Wyman

WAkeley 440 Weales 87 Wilkinion 86, 177 Woodhouse

Waldegrave Weatherby

531 Wilks

35 Webb 269, 526 Willett
84 Webbe 438 Willis 269,
87 Williams

524 Woodman
440 Woodward

270

180, Woollatt

352, 354, 528, Woolcock
Woolf

Waldo

Walter

270 Webber

Wane

531 Weeron

Ward

189 Weichfell

84 531, il.

82, 86 Wilmot

83 Wilfon

352 Wolfrefton
77, 84, Woolley

268, 528

Worcester

Yarker 442

INDEX to the Effays, Differtations, Transactions, and
Hiftorical Paffages, 1786. Part I.

See alfo the CONTENTS of each

ACademy, military, at Am-

ferdan
74
Animated talk, Account of
348

Addington, Mr. his fpech 79
Addijon. See Litters

Addrefs of the H. C. to his
Majefty moved 79. on
amendment propofed 80.
negatived 164. addrefs
voted ibid. and prefented

165

Addrefe to archbishops and bi-
fhops in behalf of the in-
ferior clergy
405
Adolphus, Prince, embarks for
Germany
525
Aldgate, curate of, 289. a
miftake noticed
390
Alexandrian pillar, further ac-
count of 307. See vol. LI.
Aman, obfervations on the re-
petition of
15
American inconfiftency 217
AMERICAN News, the Al-
gerines declare war againft
the United States 71. acts
refpecting the confpirators
and refugees of Botton re-
pealed ibid. Mr. Temple
received as Conful general
of his Britannic Majefty
throughout the United States
ibid diftrefies in America

from the heavy fall of rains
80. France refolves to put
a ftop to all contraband trade
with the French islands 172.
the United States refolve to
prevent any particular ftate
from fetting up for indepen-
dency 259. remarkable

fentiments in circular letters
fent from the chamber of
New York to the other
ftates ibid. commiffioners
appointed to take into con-
fideration the trade of United
States 260. the whale-
fishery of Nantucket, un-
able to carry on their trade
under American government,
remove to Dartmouth, near
Halifax ib. Gov, Sawer writes
for inftru&ions how to act
with refpect to the number
of wealthy fishermen con-
tinually arriving in the Bri
tish fettlements of Nova
Scotia 346. the Sieur de la
Foreft received as Vice-Cou-
ful-General of his Moft
Chriftian Majefty to the
American States ibid. aft
paffed at South-Carolina,
authorifing their delegates
to ratify an agreement for
altering part of the articles
of confederation between the
United States 433- the
Chactaw Indians obtain a

Month.

talk with the governor of
South Carolina ibid. peace
between the Cherokees and
the United States
518
Anyatt, Mr. his fpeech 493
ANECDOTES, of Obadiah

Walker 6, 7. of Dr. Cooper
13. of Villiers duke of
Buckingham 17, 203, 204.
of Mr. Etough 25. of Ellis
and Etough 96. 190. from
a fermon by Dr. South 33.
of Dr. Moyes 103. of
Clement Edmondes 131.
of Mr. Bowyer 205.0
. of Pre-
fident Bradshaw 211, 216,
307. of Benjamin Pratt,
curate of Aldgate 289. of
Hogarth 296. of Mifs
Hannah More 452, of
Dr. Trapp
ibid.
Antiquities difcovered at Wil-
lauw, in Poland, 348. near
Ufford 472. at Benacre
ibid.
Apparitions, errors of painters
in reprefenting them, 480
Architecture, painting, and
fculpture, hints for an aca-
demy for, at Oxford 32.
approved of
199
Arret published in France, in-
viting foreign merchants and
manufacturers to settle there

175
As Gods, the phrafe in Genefis
iii.
5, explained
455

INDEX to the Effays, Occurrences, &c. PART I.

Ball, Thomas, dies, account
of
181

Bank, thoughts on unclaimed
flock there 114. Governor,
Deputy govern. &c. chofen

349
Bankrupts 85, 354, 442,
531

Barberini vafe, defcribed 97
Barnevelt, Mr. Robert, dies,

account of him
85
Baré, his speech on fortifica-
402

tions

Barrett, See Correspondence
Baftard, Mr. his fpeeches 168,

229, 320, 401, 405
Beaumarchais. See Letters
Beckvib, Mr. Thomas, dies

182. account of him 267
Bentley, Dr. Thomas, dies, his
works
268, 439
Berkeley, Capt. his speech 491
Biblical queftion difcuffed 481
Birds, change of fex in 8
Births 82, 180, 266, 351.

439, 528
Bishops, Scots, lift of fince
the Revolution
62
Blackstone, judge, error in his
Commentaries
472
Blanchard, Mr. makes his
27th aerial excurfion 435
Bofock, Dr. John, dies, par-
ticulars of him
183
Bofwell, his Tour to the He
brides vindicated 18-21.
his opinion of meu and
books 35, 36. the battle-
door kept up for his fhuttle-
cock 122, 126. facts as
fated by himself, relating to
his and Mrs. Piozzi's book
285, 286. further remarks
on his Tour 295. reply to
the defender of his journal
386, 388.
Bourdillon, rev. John. dies, his
519
Bowyer, Mr. See Anecdotes.

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Coin, average weight of new
and old filver 27. a gold
coin of Otho 33. three
fmall chefts of coin difco-
vered at a houfe in Lyme-
Regis, Dorfetfhire
435
Commutation-act fatal to the
Danish Eaft-India Compa-
74

Constitutional Society, publi-
cations by them 375. See

P. 794
Convicts rife on board the pri-
fon-fhip at Portsmouth 260
Conyers, rev. Dr. dies, circum-
ftances attending his death
353
Cooper, Dr. See Anecdotes.
Cooper, Mifs, dies, account of
ber
181
Corbett, Thomas, efq. verdict
against him in the cause be-
tween him and the Hon.
C. J. Fox, efq.
524
Corn, prices of 81, 179, 271,

355, 443, 527
Cornwall, C. W. his fpeceh
on prefenting the national
debt bill
521
Cornwallis, earl, appointed
governor of Bengal 178
Correfpondence on Chatterton
and Rowley 361, 362, 460

-464
Coventry, ebony figure found

there
219
COUNTRY NEWS, 72, 174,
175, 261, 347, 435, 520
Courtenay, Mr. bis fpeeches,

170, 227 228, 403, 453,
520
Cuper, Mr. W particulars of
him and his poems 415.
ftri&tures on fome paffages
in his poems 305, 306
Crab-tree, botanical account
of
365, 366, 367

Chapman. See Original Cor- Creed, objections to the turn-
refpondence.
ing about when rehearsed
Chatterton. See Correspond-
15. fpoken to
182
Crea of the Black Prince 96
Crimes, criminals, and their
punishments, thoughts on
102, 103. See Death
Critical remarks and refe-

389

Cherries, when brought into
'England
Cipriani, B. mode of perpe-
tuating his name 372
Clarke, alderman, vindicates
himself,
178
Clarke, Dr. his difcoveries on
the Blue Mountains in the

INDEX to the Effays, Occurrences, &c. PART I.

Cuckoo, peculiarities of 42, Dish, of brass

Cumberland, duke of, arrives
at Naples 174re elected
grand mafter of the fociety
of Free-mafons 437. how
received at Rome 438
Curll, favourably spoken of
189. See note, p. 93

220

43 DISPENSATIONS, 353, 442
Distress at fea
72, 173
Dodwell, rev. Dr. miftakes
concerning him corrected
32, 33. catalogue of his
works 33. further defend-
133
Dombay, medical botanist. See
Natural Hift.
Doomsday-bock, commentator
called on
367
Douglas, rev. James 245, 250,
283
Drake, Mr. his fpeeches 229,
450, 49, 494
Drawings of the fronts of old
houfes recommended
31
Dryden, his funeral 291, 292
Dublin, account of build-

DACRE, lord, dies, account
of him, &c. 84. his fuc-
ceffor takes his leat 176
D. his controverfy with Dr. B.
41

Dagger, in the time of Eli-
zabeth and James 1. form
of enquired after 205
Dalrymple, lord, delivers his
credentials at Berlin
Davis, Mrs Anne, dies
Death, effay on, 127.

too

fevere a punishment for
petty offices 206. See Crimes.
DEATHS $2, 180, 266, 351,

440, 441, 442, 528
DEBATES in the Houfe of
Commons, on the King's
fpeech and address 79, 80,
159-165. On the mo.
tion for a bill to bring all
the militia laws into one
act 165, 166. on the fhop-
tax, the militia, and the
police 167, 168. on the
tranfportation of convicts
163. on the army efti-
mates 168, 169, 170. 227,
228. on the fortifications
128, 231, 232, 320, 397,
398, 399, 400, 401, 402,
403, 404, 485. on a call
of the houfe 229.
exportation of hay 229,
232. on Jofeph Pearson's
(the door-keeper) being
called to the bar 230.
the charges against Mr.
Haftings 314-320. the
thep-tax refumed 398, 493,
494. on the production of
papers in Mr. Haliings's af-

on the

fairs 399-
on the navy,
dock-yards, &c. 489, 490,
491. on the navy-eftimates
491 492. on the fitheries
492 493. on building a
bride over the Menai 494.
on e ordnance estimates
47 405

prefented to his Ma-
524

See Epitaphs.

c correl, ondence 3,

4, 199, 200, 395

ings there 217, 218, 298,
397
Ducarel, Dr. extracts from his
manufcripts 408. See also
Correspondence.

DUELS, between lieut. Gam-
ble and lieut. Mollifon 77.
between lord Macartney
and maj. gen. Stuart 523
Duke De Fitz James, ar-

tives in London 350. is
not the pretender's grand-

fon
435
Dunbar, major. See Letters.
Duncombe, rev. John, me.
moirs of 187-189.
his
works 451, 452
Dundas, Mr. his fpeeches
163, 315, 320
Dunfan, St. the wonder-
working prelate 216

Bombay, ib. the Madras
council furrender to the
Nabob of Arcot the affign-
ment his Highness formerly
made of the management of
his, revenues to Lord Ma-
cartney ibid, the Bengal go-
vernment appropriate be-
tween 30 and 40 lacks to
the exigencies of Bombay
ib. rupture between Sul-
fan and the Marattas ibid.
difputes between the Portu-
guefe and the Dutch in-
crease ib, the engagement
between governor Haftings
and the Nabob Vizier ami-
cably fettled; and the pro-
vinces of Bengal, Benares,
and Owde, in perfect tran-
quillity 264 the officers

of the army, and the inha-
bitants of Madras, petition
the king and parliament
against part of Mr. Pitt's
India Bill ibid. that op-
pofition to the bill in
a great measure subfides ib.
the English interest predo-
minates over that of all
other nations 345, 346.
territorial poffeffions under
governor Haftings contain a
tract of country equal to
England, Ireland, and
France, taken together 346.
the Nabob Tippoo reftores
to the English the factory
at Calcutta, with all its
privileges ibid, lift of the
Company's whole civil and
military establishments 432.
Bengal government open
their treafury for the loan
of 180,000l. on bills drawn
on the Company, &c. and
fend nine lacks and a half
to fupply the expence of
the Carnatic ib. death of
Tippoo Saib 518. French
encroachment on the coaft
of Bengal ibid. the king of.
Ham at war with the Pe-
guers and Cochinchineans
ibid. the French New Eaft
India Company dispatch
fhips to dfferent ports.
EAST INDIA COMPANY
enabled to borrow wo mil-
lions sterling
524
Ecclefball caftie, fiege of 215
EccLESIASTICAL PRE-

EARTHQUAKES, one hun-
dred fhocks at least in the
environs of Vesuvius 74. at
Corfu, in the Venetian ter-
ritories 262. in Moravia,
through the principalities
of Neifs and Glatz 343
EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. Ld.
Macartney arrives 69. re-
folutions of the British in-
habitants of Calcutta on
the East India Bill, ibid.
and of the officers of the
third brigade at Cawnpore
70. fentence of the court-
martial on Sir John Bur-
goyne, bart. ib. Luxem-
bourg legion revolt 171.
Death of Sir John Bur-
goyne, bart. and of Mr.
John Maxwell Stone 259.
the Company's thips, the of
73
duke of Montrofe and the Edmondes, Clement. See
King George arrive at Anecdotes.

FERMENTS 353, 442

Ediết, French king's, account

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