243. Definitive Treaty of with France 244. with Spain 253. with A- merica 309. proclamation of at Dublin Peers British and Irish, list of new ones created fince the general election 365. dead fince that time Peers, names of thofe who voted for and against the India bill
Petersburgh, terrible fire at 70 Philadelphia, prefent ftate of the government there 133. mutiny at 135 Pigot Admiral, moves the navy eftimates 409. men- tions what thips of war are moft ferviceable in prevent- ing fmuggling Pitt Mr. T. his fpeech on Mr. W. Pitt's reform bill 154. on the addrefs on the King's fpeech 334. on Lord Tem- ple's refignation 483 Pitt Mr. William, his fpeech on the American Trade bill 49. on the loan 63. on Powell and Bembridge 143. his question to Lord North previous to his moving his reform bill 150. his fpeech and motion for a reform in Parliament ibid. his reply to the arguments again his
bill 148. moves his Cuftom House reform bill 215. fpeech on his bill for a re- form in the Treasury, &c. 267. on the book of forty four millions 292, 203. on the addrefs on the King's
pulition to Mr. Pitt's re- form 153. on the meffage refpecting the Prince of Wales's eftablishment 274. on the India bill 435. on its third reading 450 Price Dr. his fate of the pub- lie debts and finances 23. his plan for future loans and paying off the national 25 Prisfly Dr. his lectures on
oratory and criticifm 29 Prince William Henry, his
anfwer to General Galvez's letter
105 Probates of wills and legacies, 198 Proclamations, by Lord Nor- thington for diffolving the Irith Parliament and cal- ling a new one 159. for proroguing it 238. by the King of the peace 239. for the meeting of Parliament 240 Proteft in the Houfe of Peers against the bill for a reform in the Treafury, Admiral- ty, &c. 285. on rejecting the Infolvent Dehtor's bill 288 Provincial Corps, debates in the House of Commons ref- pecting half pay to the of- ficers of 277, 279. their memorial to Sir Guy Carle-
Register of births, marriages, and deaths, new tax on 199 Richmond Cattle in Yorkshire, 28 defcription of Richmond Duke of, his fpeech on the Irish Jurifdiction bill 52, 55. his motion ref- pecting the Great Seal being put in commithion 216. re- ply to Lord Loughborough's fpeech on that motion 220. his letter to the Belfast Committee of Irith volun- teers 259. fpeech on the India bill 460, 467, 474- on the Duke of Portland's mention of a rumour and reads a newspaper paragraph 469, 470
Rigby Mr. his fpeech on Mr. Pitt's reform bill 157. on the Tellership promised to Lord Thurlow 288, 289, 290. on the third reading of the India bill 453 Rolle Mr. demands of Mr. Burke whether he intends keeping Meffrs. Powell and Bembridge in their offices 195
Rofs General, his fpeech on the report on the army ef- timates and for dibanding the Manchester regiment in that town 265 Ruffia, fituation and extent of 170. manifesto of the Em- prefs of against the Turks 234 Ryland William Wynne, his trial at the Old Bailey for forgery 78. account of him 137
Scilly Islands, caution to thofe
who fail to the westward of them refpecting the lights 174
Secretary at War moves the army ellimates 223. and for extending the bounty on dilbanded ferjeants 271 Sheetings of Jura and the Paps
defcribed 431 Sheffield Lord, his fpeech on the American trade bill 65. his obfervations on the com- merce of America 83 Shelburne Earl of, his fpeech and motions on the loan 145, 147, 148 Sheridan Mr. his reply to Mr. Pitt on the affair of Powell and Bembridge 143. Speech
on the new taxes 201. on
the report of the refolutions on them 204. on the Tel- Jerthip promifed to Lord Thurlow 288. on the book of forty four millions 292. on the third reading the
Ships in Ordinary, Admiralty regulations refpecting them 97: method of preferving them and plan for retaining the thipwrights 182 Ships of war British, lift of thofe taken 89. deftroyed. 90. French, lift of thofe taken ibid, 367. destroyed 91. Spanish, lift of thofe taken ibid. deftroyed 92. Dutch, lift of thofe taken ibid 368. destroyed 92. A- merican, lift of thofe taken 92 368. destroyed 93, 368. British, lift of thofe retaken 93 368. loft by accident 93. building January 1783, 94 Sinclair Mr. his hints on the fate of our finances 18 Smith Gen. moves for money to Committee Clerks 292. his fpeech on Mr. Fox's India bill 412. refpecting a prefent made him by the father of Afoph ul Dowlah
427 Smuggling, a Committee of the Commons proposed to confider of the best means to check it 410. the Com- mittee moved for 414. lift of the Members chofen on it 416
Society for the encourage- ment of Arts, extraЯs from the tranfactions of 182 Southampton, the Common POL. MAG. Vol. V,
thofe taken by Great Bri- tain 9t. destroyed Speaker of the Houfe of Com- mons, explains the method of treating the Lord's a. mendments to the American trade bill 185. the altera- tions in the Pay-office bill 221 propofes to the Houfe to reject with difdain the al- terations of the Lords to a money bill 291. his addrefs to the King at the close of the feffions 295, explains a point of order refpecting the bringing in bills 415. refpecting the reading of papers delivered to the Houfe in evidence Speech from the King at the
clofe of the fethions 296. from the Lord Lieutenant to the Irish Parlament 314. from the King on the open- ing the feffion 324 Stage coaches and diligences, 198
against him and litt of his Court Mart:al 372
Sydney Lord, his fpeech on Lewis's Divorce bill 149. on the Duke of Richmond's motion respecting the Great Scal 216
TAX on wheels propofed by
Lord Shelburne, calcula- tion of the amount of it Iro Taxes, great produce of the old oues 19. produce of the exitting ones 21. deficiences of thofe laid during the war 188. new ones for paying the intereft of the prefent loan 197. refolutions on them.
Tellerthip of the Exchequer, fate of the question ref-. pecting that promifed to Lord Thurlow 289 Temple Earl of, his fpeech on the bill for a reform in the Treafary, &c. 284. on the mation for an addrefs on the fpeech 325. on the India bill 457, 458. prefents a petition again it 460. ou the mention of a rumour refpecting fecret influence
470 Thomas Lieut. Col. account of his duel with Col. Gordon 229. coroners verdict on his death ibid. copy of his will 230 Thurlow Lord, his fpeech on Baynton's Divorce bill 47, 58, 59. on the Irith Jurif diction bill 55. on the Ame- rican trade bill 142. on the loan 145, 146, 147. objects to the evidence on Lewis's
Divorce bill 149. fpeech on bonds of general refignation and questions refpecting them put to the Judges 186. fpeech on the opinion given by the Judges 112. ftate of the question refpe&ting the Tellerthip promised him 289. fpeech on the India bill being prefented 457. ia reply to Lord Loughbo- rough on the fame 459, 468 Tobacco, produce of it for nine years Townshend Mr. his fpeech on the navy effimates Townshend Viscount, fpeech on the Irith jurifdic tion bill 53. on the India bill 458 Tranquebar in the Eaft Indies, Dapith
Danish fettlements there at- Upper Offory Earl of, his Washington Gen. his circular
74 fpeech and motion for an addrefs on the King's Speech
tacked by the Indians Treaty, provifional one with America ratified 160. defi- nitive one with France,
Spain and America figned 163. copy of the prel mina- ry one with the Dutch 165. copy of that with the Mah-
rattas 168. copy of the de- finitive one with France 244 feparate articles 248. with Spain 253. with Ame- 309 Turkey in Europe, its extent and boundaries 88 Turks, Rufiian manifefto a- gainst 234. fubilance of 236
their answer Turnpike roads and inclofure bilis, new tax on 199 U
Vineyards, progrefs of, in Burgundy 109 Volunteers of Ireland, refolu- tions of the Delegates of 171. address of, to Leinster, Muntter and Conaught 173. Duke of Richmond's letter to the Committee of 259. thanks of the Irish Houfe of Peers to them
326 Wdles Prince of, bis efta- blishment, meffage ref p-étiug it to the Lords 273. to the Houfe of Commons 274. debate in the House of Commons on it 277. cere- mony of his introduction to the Hove of Lords 323. his drefs on that occafion ibid. his behaviour to the King after voting for the India bill 406 Wall Lieut. Col. fentence of the Court Martial on the feveral charges preferred a- gaini him Wallace Sir James, his fuit a- gainit Lieut. Bourne 36. letters that paffed between him and Lieut. Bourne 37. arguments of the Council 38. fentence of the Court against Lieut. Pourne Wallingham Lord, his fpeech on the East India Company Indemnity bill 141. on Mr. Fox's Eat India bill
letter to the American Go- vernors on the refignation of the command of the army 125
Whale fishery, ftate and fuc- cefs of it this pretent year 182
Wilks Mr. his speech on Sir T. Davenport's motion ref- pesting Mr. Atkinfon 416 Wilmington in Virginia, ac- count of the robbing the French Treafury there 167 Woods, reports of the Sur- veyor General of; of the state of the enclosures 35 Wooldridge Mr. obtains a man- damus from the Court of Kings Bench for his being reinftated in his office of Alderman
398 Wray Sir Cecil, objects to the
India Indemnity bill 68 Writs of Right, bill for alter- ing the law refpecting them 275
PREFERMENTS, PROMOTIONS, MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS, &C.
ABbot, Cha 79 Banks, Mr., 407 Brady, Tho. 319
Baird, John 80 Brabazon, Edw.80 Campbell, W. 160, Cooper, Nath. 400 400 Corbet, And. Abercrom- Bannerman, J. 399 Brehm, D. 319 Campbell, A. 400 Cofta, T. da 80 by, Geo. 319 Barclay, John 80 Braithwaite,G399 Cathcart,Cha. 320 Craig, Henry 320 Acklom, John 80 Barker, Wm. 399 Brereton, Tho.400 Champagne, J.400 Crawford, E.of 320 Adie, S. Payne 319 Barley Henry 79 Brett, Charles 4c6 Chandos, Duke of Crawford, G. 407, Adlam, J. E. 80 Barnes, John 79 Browne, John 320 406, 408 408 Ainflie, Geo. 80 Barrett, Edw. 79 Brownwix, J. 400 Chapman, R. 79 Camire, Arch 400 Aldridge,407,408 Barrow, Cha. 407 Buckeridge, J. 80 Charlemont, E. of Cuft, Richard 399 Amherst, Jeff. 320 Barry, Rich. 400 Buckeridge, B.320 Ancram, Wm. 8o Bartlet, Benj. 399 Bull, John So Charleton,T.R.79 Anderfon, Ev. 80 Bathurst, E. 407 Buller, J. 406,408 Chafer, Geo. 400 Anderfon,Geo 319 Beever, Tho. 408 Burflow, Wm. 79 Clarke, All. 399 Anker, Peter 160 Bernard, Geo. 80 Byam, W. A. 319 Clarke, Tho. 399 Dairymple, Sir H. Aplley, Lord 406 Bentinck, Ld. 319 Arabin, J. D. 399 Belham, T. Fr. 399
Clements, Rob 319 Cockburn, J. 79 Dancey, Wm. 320 ARmarthen, Cochran, J. 319 D'Aubant, A. 319
Arden, R. P. 406 Black, John 419 CM. 406, 4c8 Coffin, J. A. 319 Davenport, T. 160
Aubrey, J406,408 Blomfield, T. 319 Averne, Tho. 80 Blundell, B. 80 Cameron, 399 Collins, John 160 Davis, Tho. Boifrond, T. 319 Campbell, A. 79 Colquhoun, L. 400 Davys, Sam. 319 79 De Burgh, Hon. J.
Balie,Z.400 Borthwick, W.79 Campbell, John Congreve, Wm. 80 T. Baillie, J. W. 319 Botet, Antho. 320 80, 319, 320 Conway,Ed.S. 240 DeFerrars, Ld.406 Baillie, T.407,408 Bowes, Fred. 319 Campbell, J. 319 Cooper, David 319 Delaval, Sir J. 319
Dennie, Rob. 400 Garftin, Rob. 79 Johnstor, Wm. 79 M‘Phazden, J. 240 Ratzer,Bernard 80 Derby, E. of 420 Godfrey, John 79 Johniton, John 80 Melburne, Vif.399 Rawdon, Geo. 80 Delbarras, J. F.80 Godwin, Wm. 80 Johnston,Dav.319 Mercier,Alex.319 Remington, S. 79 Dick, Sir John 160 Gooday, Wm. 320 Irwin, Fred. 79 Middleton, Cr. 80 Reynell, R. L. 320 Dickfon, W. 79 Goll, J. D. Minchin, Paul 319 Ritchardfon, A320
Dillon, John 320 Gordon, C. 79, 319
Dixon, Fr. M. 79 Gordon, P. 319 K Ave, R. 399 Mollefon, W. 160 Ritchie, John 40
Keating,339 Montgomery,S.80 Richmond, Duke Dorfet, D. of 407, Gow, James 399 Keith, F. M. 79 Moore, Thos. 319 406, 408 408 Gower, Earl 406 Kennicot, Dr. 240 Morthed, John407 Robertfon, A. 320 Douglas, B. 80 Gower, Hon.L406 Kenyon, 407, 4-8 Moyle, Copp. 326 Rochford, Geo. 86 Douglas, R.80,328 Graham,M.of 406 Keppel, Wm. 79 Murray, John 80 Rodney, Geo. 80 Downes,Rich. 320 Grant, J. 80 Kerr, Henry 399 Murray, James240 Rofe, Mr. 407 Downing, John 79 Grant, fas. M. 400 Kingfill, W.319 Murray, Hen. 319 Rois, Robert 319 Downing, H. 319 Grant, Alex. 400 Knox, John 79 Myers, Chrift. 79 Rotheram, W. 80 Dowaman, Fr. 80 Grantley, Lord407 Kotcher, G. F. 79 Rowe, Pierce 400 Drummond, D. 79 Grattan, Hen. 165 Doffe, Alex. 80 Grattan, John 320
Dunbar, John 400 Gray, Wm.80,320 Ambert, 320 Ath, John Rutland, Duke of,
Laurie, J.399 Naylor, W.P. 400 Rycroft, Rich. 407 399 Needham, F. 79,80 319 North,Hon.F.319 O
Dunlap, H. 80 Green, Charles 309 Lee, john Dunlap, Geo. 4co Grenville,Hon. W Leche, J. Dundas, F.319,320 W. 406 Legge, Cha. Dundas, Hen. 407 Grenville, Hon. J. Legge, Tho. Durant, Tho. 407 408 Leigh, Cha. Durnford, El. 319 Grey, Edward 399 Lemoine, John Duval, Tho. 80 Grove, George 79 Leith, Alex. Duveract, H. 79 Groves, Tho. 80 Lewis, Geo. Dyer, Sir John 399 Guife, John 407 Lewis, Wm. Lewis, John
'Conner, Fitz SA Alisbury, E.of,
400 456, 408 80 Ogilvy, David 319 Sandys, Miles 80 80 Ogle, William 79 Sayer, John 319 79 Ogle, George 160 Scott, Walter So 80 Ohius,Hamlet 400 Scott, David 80 319 Oldie, Thos. 320 Scott, Edward 399
407, 408 Lincoln, Edm.240 Ormiby, A. 319 Seffington, H. 320
Edmonton, W320 Halliday, J. D. 80 Lindsay,Colin320 Edwards, Tho. 80 Hamilton, John 80 Little, Wm. 319 Edwards, Edw.319 Hamilton, G. 240 Lodge, James 319 Edwards, Benj.399 Hamilton, R. 319 Loftus,Cha.T.160 Parr, Peter
Eliott, E.J406,408 Hamilton, S. 399 Lombe, John 407 Parry, Simon 79 Shewbridge, J. 399 Elphinstone, J. 80 Hamilton, R. 399 Lumm, 80 Paterfon, Thos. 80 Shuttleworth, A79 Elwes, Henry 80 Hammond, Sir A. Lucas, Wm. 319 Pattifon, Mark 79 Skelly, Francis 80 Erskine, Hen. 160 S. Payne, Geo. 399 Skene, Robert 80 Erskine, Sir Ja. 320 Handcock, Jn. 320 MAchell, C. Pelham, Th, na Slater, evan Edwick, Sam. 407 Hare, Thomas 79 Etherington, T.80 Harrington, E. of A. ckenzie, Ja.320 Pell, Clans 399 Smith, John Eyre, Jofeph 79 80 Majendie, J. J. 240 Pennaat,Rich. 319 Smith, J. 319 Hafte, Philip 80 Mansfield, Ja. 399 Pennington, Jo319 Smyth, Sylv. 407
Fane, Hon. T. Hatfield, John 80 Marr, John 319 Percival,C. G. 406 Spens, John 319 Henderfon, G. 80 Marth, Chas. 319 Philips, C. F..400 Stanhope, H.F.320 Farquhar, W. 319 Herbert, Geo. 80 Martin, Wm. 79 Phipps, Hon. H. St. Clair, D. 319 Farrington, An. 79 Hobart, Rob. 320 Martin, Phillip 79 320 St. Clair, Jas. 400 Fead, George 80 Howard, Sir G.406 Marthall, John4co Pigot, John 80 St. Clair, Jn. 400 Fitzgerald, Ld. 80 Howe, Stephen 400 Matthew,Fra. 319 Pigott, Henry 320 Steele, Mr. Fitzgerald, Jn.400 Howe, Vife. 406 Matthew, Ed. 320 Pilot, Henry 80 Stehelin, Benj. 79 Fitzgerald, W.408 Hood, Lord 406 Matthew, Hen.160 Pitt, Hon. Wm. Stephens, Edw. 79 Fitzherbert, A 160 Hooks, G. Ph. 80 Maxwell,W M.86 406,408 Stephens, Edw. 79 Fitzroy, Geo. 407 Hofmer, Tho. 80 Maxwell, Hor.320 Pitcairne, Thos. 80 Sterling, M. P. 79 Fletcher, Henry80 Huddleston,W.80 M'Bean, Forbes 79 Pomroy, Arth. 319 Stewart, A. 80 Fliot, James 320 Hutchinson, J. 80 M'Donald, A. 80 Potts, Wm. 80 Stewart, Jas. 320 Ford, B. B. 400 Hutchinfon,C.319 M'Donald, Donald Poulet, Hon. V.320 Storer, A. 319,407 Fox, Hon. H. E. 80 400 Pratt,Hon. J.J.406 Srovin, Geo. 399
J H. Pretton, Geo. 80 Strangeways,S. D.
Frances, John 319 Frazer, J. Geo. 79 Jamiefon, A.80 M'Evan, Stew. 80 Price, Wm. 319 Frazer, And. 319 Jardine, A. 319 M'Intoth, Don400 Price, John 400 Stratheven, Ld. 79 Frazer, Simon 320 Ibbot, Henry 79 M'Kenzie, Geo.79 Putnam, James319 Straubenzie, T. 79 Frott, James 79 Jeffries, Hump 400 M'Kenzie, K. F. Pugh, Wm. 400 Stretch, John 319 Jevers, G. A, 80 Stuart, John 79
Gardiner, Johnson, Henry 19 Mach, ch 1.38 RAmfay, Geo, Stuart, Hon. J.W,
79,80 Johnfon, Jam. 319 M'Leod, Norm.79 Randolph, Jn. 240 Sturrock, Jas. 80
Suckling, R. G. 9 Thurlow, Ld.456, Uniacke, Rob. 319 Wemyss, P. 80 Wifeman, J. Suffolk, E. of 320 Swiney, B. T. 79 Tonfon, Wm. 319
Sydney, Lord 4c6, Townshend, 6.319 W
Wemyfs, Jas. 323 Wood, Jas. White, John 399 Wood, Chas. 80 Aldron, F White, Rob. 400 Wood, Wm. 470 80 Whittam, Abra 79 Wood, Fr. 458
Trail, Peter 79 Walker, Ellis 79 Whitworth, Fr. 9 Wrench, Om. 393 Aylor,P.319 Tryon, W121,320 Wallace, Sir J. So Whitworth, C. 80
TTemple, Earl Twentyman,-79 Wallace, Jas. 399 Wilford, R-R. 320 Onge, Sir G.
Thompfon,W.320 Thompton, W.339
Wall's, Tho. 399 Williams,Grif. 76 Erner,T.4co Walpole, Hor. 319 Williams, Edw.86 Yorke, John Vowell, Ric. Walpole, Tho. 399 Williamfon, J. 79 Young, Brooke 319 Walton, Jof. 79 Wilton, Geo. 79 Young, Matt. 399
All the CHRISTENINGS and BURIAL S.
From DECEMBER 10, 1782, to DECEMBER 16, 1783.
In the 97 Parishes within the Walls
In the 17 Parithes without the Walls
Chriftened Females 8352 S f Males 87391 Buried f Males 9730
Total Males and Females Chriftened 17091.—Total Males
Increased in the Borisla
this Year IT!!
and Females Furled 13029. A Hundred and se A Hundred and Two A Hundred and Three A Hundred and Four A Hundred and Five A Hundred and Six
and Rifing of the Lights
43 Scald Head
4 Scurvy
1 Small Pox
Headmouldfhot, Hor- Sore Throat fhochead, and Water Sores and Ulcers in the Head
Cholick, Gripes, twift Jaundies
ing of the Guts 37 Impofthume
Convulfions 4770 Leprofy
Cough, and Hooping Lethargy
268 Livergrown Lunatick 864 Meafles
1550 Killed by Falls and fe
75 Stoppage in the Sto-Murdered
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