Henry V. his character
Hippocrates, his account of Democritus
Anfwer to the Lords addrefs
Knight of Malta's bravery and good c
Hiftory, ours very dark, and why 547.
Right ufe of
619
Holstein-Gottorp, Duke of, his death,
account of
284
Homily, Dr, his variable conduct 160
Honour easier attained in the field than in
the cabinet
Horfe races, abufe of. See Newmarket.
Hortenfius, L. his speech in favour of the
Kouli Kan's embaffies to the Porte, and
to the Czarina 44. Takes Candahar and
Cabull 283. Manifefto again the Grea
Mogul 333. And his fuccefs against him
424, 626. His barbarity at Deli 627
Lacy, Velt Marthal, his character 5. Suc
cels in Perecop and the Crim
Language between beafts, neceffity of 176
Laws ought to be vigorously executed 28.
Made ncceffary only by vice 319
Leaden age
League, an execrable one discovered 58
Legacies, charitable ones
Leige, a tumult there
Letters; an odd one 138. ToTurpin 186.
From the G. Seignior's Equerry376. To
the author of a difcourfe on precftinati-
on 560. Of marque, act for granting 18
Two reafons for their not being accept-
533
H-we J-n, Efq; his reply to Lord Vit-
count Gage's fpeech
Human nature, reflections on, how enter-
taining and useful
Hypocrify of mankind at prefent 212
Janiffaries attempt to enter Belgrade 430
Icilius, L. his fpeech in favour of the con-
512
Imperial army's infuccefs 5. Progrefs a-
gainst the Turks 334. Succefs in Cro-ed, answered
Impunity, an incitement to vice
Indian filks, wearing of, difcouraged 621
Indolence, how difgraceful
Infidels, their wretched state
Influence, danger of a corrupt 318
Inundation, a great one in Holland 191
Inspiration, Whitefield's pretence to, ab.
Whigs
206 Linlithgow, a riot there
Instructions to the London members 478 Linnen manufacture, its fuccefs in Scot-
Introduction to the political debates [289] land
135, 361
Johnfon, Ben, a quarrelling fcene from Lift of the members for and again the
324. Obfervations on it
326 convention
Journal of Haddock's voyage
Ireland, number of papifts there, an in-
222 London, government of, not corrupted
219. Its trade and opulence, how cau-
centive to national union
258
fed 221. Well fituated for trade 463.
Irish papifts difarmed
583 Defence of that city's late conduct 464.
Ifrael in Egypt, an oratorio, methods ta- Its citizens late wife proceedings recom-
ken to make it fuccessful
mended 577. Struggles at the election
Lorrain, Duke of, his acceffion to the Great
Dukedom of Tuscany
Love, experimental, courfe of
a declaration of war
Manius Valerius, his speech to the Roman
ir people
618
Manlius Torquatus, T. his fpeech in fa-
vour of the convention
541
Marcellus his oration against Thrafea 368
Margery, or a worse plague than the dra-
gon, facetious remark on
38
Marriages; first Princefs of France, and
the fecond Infante of Spain 95. Second -
Princess of France, and the King of Sar-
dinia's eldest fon ib. Princess Anne of
Mecklemburg and Prince Anthony Ul-
rick
189, 334
Masquerade, account of one 107. An exo-
tick diverfion 108. Remarks on 109.
Late Queen's averfion to
Masquerades, their ill confequences 60.
Account of two
88
Matagarda, fort, its treatment of an Eng-
lith thip
383
Mecanas's fpeech on the liberty of the
"prefs, and against a great land army 406.
Against the convention
Memorial, British Ambaffador's, to the
States General
486
Merchants, injured, expediency of the
methods taken to redress them 55. Pe-
tition against the convention 352
Merchant-company's petition
Mercury, a dialogue
Mermaid, defcription of
Merman, defcription of
Merriweis, his rebellion
Methodists, why fo called, and when 64.
Account of them 65. Their illegal pro-
ceedings 207. How dangerous, if not
Mina, Marq. de la, publick entry at Ver-
Moon, eclipfe of, at Edinburgh
Morocco, its fluctuating government
Munich, Velt Marfhal, his character 5-
Letter to the Duke of Courland 485.
His noble conduct
Murrain in cattle, cure for
Muficians widows, proposal for supporting
Panczova, a small skirmish there 382 Player, what a good one must be
Pantomines, their fuccefs 39. Adapting Players, French, their forry re
them to children ridiculed
Papists and Proteftants, their number in
Ireland
Parallel betwixt R-k and W-te-d 251
• Parricide, a tragedy, not well received 88
Parliaments, long, arguments againft 198.
Not accountable to their electors, how
abfurd
Parliament-men, penalty on abfenting 195.
Modern divifions of
Party, definition of
Party-names, the fupports of corruption
166
Patriot, preferable to a private Gentleman
Philofophical amufement on the language
of beafts, extract of
Pinchbeck age
Plebeians difputes for the Confi
Plinius Cæcilius, C. his fpeech for i
drefs of thanks
Poland much reduced by the he was
Polifh frontiers ravaged by th Ta
189. By the Turks and Tarun
Politicks, facetious remarks on
Pomponius Atticus, his fpeech in v
of the convention 521. His motis fr
an address of thanks
Poor, the induftrious, how valuable n'
ciety
Pope, his diftrefs'd ftate 6. His proba
facceffor
Popular commotions, their caufes
Popular judicature, propofal for erecting
Porcius, L. his form of an addrés (290)
Predeftination, arguments against 19.0
jections for it, answered
Prices of ftocks. Ses flocks.
Pride in Writers expofed
Prim, Mr, his ludicrous behaviour
Prince, ceremonies ufed at the bird
the 140. His baptifm
Propofals for an hofpital or workhout
Propofals to the Grand Seignior by Sa
G-ki, and his answers
Proteft, Spanish, 80. Remarks on it
Proteft of the Lords againft an addrels of
thanks
Prudentia, her cafe
Pruffian Ambaffador cuts his throat 285
Publick offices, who unfit for
Publick spirit remarkable in the late a
miniftration
Puffing, art of, daily increases
Pifo, L. his fpeech for amending the ad- Punctual payments recommended
Pit, addrefs to, on flage-reformation 59
Place-bill, brought in 198.
Queries, to Mr Whitefield 201. Regard
555 ing influence, civil lift, placemen,&
Place-bills much oppofed by the court 197 Quintius Capitolinus, T. fpeech again
Placeman, ill confequence of keeping one allowing the merchants counfil 397
in employment, after he was hated 599. Quintius Cincinnatus, L. his fpeech for
Placemen,limitation of, better than a total
exclufion 121. Unfit to fit in parliament Ragotski, Prince, countenanc'd by the
318. A dangerous militia 320. Corrupt- Turks 4. Reward fet on his head
ed by intereft 577. Hurtful in parlia-
ment 579. Neceffary in government 581
173 Scots manufactures flowly improving 221.
igious ceremonies regulated in Den-
erved ftock for publick use
gnation, furprifing inftance of.
iloquy.
des, Samuel, his trial
1, account of his two regiments 606
icule, fome mens particular humour
-0. An instance
151
ts at Vienna, on the peace 430
-k, Dr, his letter to Wh-te-d 250
nan hiftory, defective, and why_547
nans, corrupted by degrees 148. Their
uggles for liberty 203. Their methods
robtaining two new laws enacted 617
ne, its troubles
115
mish priests, their mean fhifts to gain
edit
259
yal Infirmary, account of 39. Con-
ibutions towards it
483, 623
yal favour engroffed by one man, how
angerous
ural entertainment at Vaux-hall
ural adventure
uffia, honour gain'd by her troops
Success of its arms attended but with
mall advantages ib. Natural advanta-
ges 101. Precaution with regard to
Sweden
284
uffians, Character of 102. Their views
northerly ought to be guarded against
104. Pafs the Niefter 377. Engage-
ment with the Turks in Moldavia 424
Rufticus Arulenus his attempt to defend
Thrafea
369
aint Jofeph taken 481. Her cargo ib.
alt, eafily made in Scotland 361
alter, Sir John, elected Lord Mayor of
London
San Marino, disturbances there 588. Ac-
count of its government
590
Santry, Lord, orders for trying 139. Tried
and repriev'd
Sardinia, King of, difference betwixt him
and the Emperor
Sare-Bey-Oglow gives the Turks much
trouble 189. Entirely reduc'd
Satyr, its abuse, and ufe
Satyrifts, the great number of
Saul, a new oratorio
Exportations
Scotímen, their bravery in Ruffia
Seamen lefs encourag'd than landmen 30
Searching, on any terms allow'd, very dan-
gerous 74. Right of, not given up by
Spain
Seat in parliament, how eagerly fought195
Seceders vindicated
Seceding minifters, fome account of their
conduct 183. Arguments for and against
them 230. Sentence against them 233
Seckendorf, Count, his treatment
Sejanus's downfall, how caufed
Self-love, what 611. As ftrong in an in-
fidel as in a believer
612
Sempronius Tuditanus, P. his speech a
gainst an addrefs of thanks
527
Serafkier of Widdin made Gr. Vizier 237
Servilius Prifcus's fpeech against allowing
the merchants counfil
Sextius and Licinius, their characters 117
Ships, loft 42, 139, 186, 187, 234, 282.
Taken by the Spaniards 282, 430, 431,
481,583,621. From them 481,583,621
Slavery, warning againft, from the Ro-
mans example
Small-pox, receipt for
Smyrna, its neighbourhood molefted by
Sare-Bey-Oglow
Society for propagating Chriftian know-
ledge, general meeting of 40. Short
account of it
ib.
Soliloquy on the approach of death 565
Solon, a wife reflection of
Sophi of Perfia's claims on the Porte 188
South Sea company's loffes by Spanish
333 Speech, Perfian Ambaffador's, to the Cza-
Schach Thamas, and his fon, ftrangled 484
School of politicks, a farce
School of politicks, proposal for
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