Charmouth, in Dorsetshire, its cliffs, after a heavy shower of rain in 1751, Clement XIV. Pope, his bull in aboli- 101 abolition of the Jesuits, vi, 103 to, inculcated by the Jesuits, vi, 110 Corn-rent, recommended by Dr. Paley, as a commutation for tythes, vi, 249 Essay on External Perception, by J. External world, perceived by intellect, Eliot, F. P. Esq., Three Letters on the 119 F Fearn, J. Essay on External Percep- Figure, the perception of, does not imply the notion of externality, v, 57 -perception of, confounded by Berkeley with the sensation that betrays it to us, v, 59 Fletcher, Judge, a Letter on the tone and matter of his printed charge, v, 152 Forster, Mr. Thomas, Sketch of the new Anatomy and Physiology of the Brain and nervous System of Gall and Spurzheim, v, 220 Essay on the application of the Organology of the Brain to Education, v, 473 Form, supposed organ of, v, 233 Fund, to liquidate the outstanding debt, proposed by Mr. Pitt, in 1784-vi, 15 France, real interest of, v, 23 Jesuits abolished there in 1764, vi, 111; letter on the situation of, written from Dresden to a Friend at Paris, vi, 522 Fleet Prison, report of the Committee of the House of Commons on, vi, 499 French Nation, apathy of, vi, 523. their subservience to Buonaparte, vi, 525, 529; contributions imposed on, vi, 532 fallibility of, vi, 534 comparative indulgence shown to, vi, 525, 532 Subjects, censure of the conduct of those attached to the king, vi, 535; views of the disaffected, vi, 534 Falconer, T. M. A. Outlines of a Plau for building twenty five Churches or Chapels, &c. vi, 569 G Grenville, Rt. Hon. Lord, Letter to the Earl of Fingal on the Catholic claims, v, 142 Gentlemen Farmers, complaints of in 1581--v, 248 Gold and Silver, why preferred for coin, V, 275 Garrets, recommended to be built entirely of masonry, and their floors of mortar, v, 409 Garcia, Gregorio, on the peopling of America, v, 516 General, of the order of the Jesuits, power confided to him, vi, 106 Giltspur Street Compter, rem. of the Committee of the House of Commons on, vi, 516 H Honor, defined in relation to polity, v, 24 Habeas Corpus Act, legislative motion for the improvement of, v, 184 writ of, a return to, though unfounded in fact, considered valid in law, to detain the prisoner; and the hideous facilities thus laid open for oppression, v, 136 31 Car. II. its im perfection, v, 184, 190 Hemisphere, avulsion of the Western, some years after the deluge, v, 549 Hemispheres, the cranium formed of two V, 228 Haughtiness, supposed organ of, v, 231 Hope, v, 232 Hair, a feature much valued by the N. American Indians, v, 548 House of Commons, proportion of the number of its members to the popu lation of the United Kingdom, vi, Jury, petty, the stubbornness of one or two of the pannel, frequently suffici ent to ensure the verdict of the rest, V, 338 that they peopled Juries, unanimity not required in the original Gothic institution of, v, 339 Johnson, Dr. opinion on the subject of debt, v, 520 Jews, the hypothesis America, v, 547 Jesuits, Society of, v, 48 Jesuits, brief account of the, vi, 99their funds restored, vi, 101-unlike other monks, are taught to interfere with temporal affairs, vi, 105spirit of attachment to their order, vi, 109-maxim of keeping the rules of their order secret, vi, 111-assame a paramount authority over all other Societies and obligations, vi, 113-have refused obedience to Popes, Bishops and Kings, vi, 113 -books published by, relative to the Constitution and rules of the Society, vi, 112-their atrocities in Paraguay, vi, 115-disputes with the parliaments and universities of France, vi, 116 James I. expelled the Jesuits from England, vi, 111 King's Bench Prison, report of the committee of the House of Commons ou, vi, 474--opportunities and instances of the illegal oppression of the pri soners, vi, 493 Kerrison, R. M. observations and reflections on the bill now in progress through the House of Commons, for regulating the Medical Profession in regard to Apothecaries, vi, 313 Knight, T. A. Esq. Letter to Sir J. Banks on the origin of the Blight, vi, 415 Kirby, Mr., papers on the diseases of corn, published in the Transactions of the Linnean Society, vi, 403 Liberty, its proper boundary under social government, v, 20-Montesquien's definition of, vi, 440 Lombards, their devastation of Italy caused disorder among the Benedictine monks, v, 41 Lay Brothers, their introduction in the Benedictine order of monks, v, 43 Lunatics, the Chancellor's power of interfering to relieve them from false imprisonment, during vacation, v, 185 Language, supposed organ of, v, 233 Longley, John, Esq. observations on the required unanimity, &c. in the Trial by Jury, v, 331 Le Clerc, General, his outrages in St. Domingo, v, 373 Larch, the least inflammable wood, recommended for shutters, v, 408 Lamb, Mr., characterized as a poet, V, 461 Loyola, made general of the order of Jesuits, by Pope Paul II.,vi, 104 Latinez, one of the Generals of the Jesuits, who succeeded Loyola, vi, 105 La Chaise, confessor of Louis XIV. vi, 118 Le Tellior, ·vi, 117 Ludgate Compter, remarks of the Committee of the House of Commons or, vi, 516 M Marsh, Dr. II.-Confutation of his opinion that the Dissenters aim at the Subversion of the Religions Establishment of the country, vi, 295. His answer to the above, vi, 501 Missionaries, sent out by the Jesuits, vi, 108 Motives, justifying crimes, vi, 128 Mitchell, James, a boy born blind and deat, account of, vi, 335 Maritime system recommended by old writers, vi, 395 Marshalsea prison, report of the Committee of the House of Commous on, vi, 505 Modicus, Letter to the Editer on a Monastic state, origin of, v, 37 Military orders of the Church of Rome, v, 51 Mind, extended existence of, v, 74anguish of, and contemplation of its own miseries, augmented by the Philoprogenitiveness, v, 230 Pitt, Mr. his eloquent exertions against the Slave Trade, v, 370 Physical affections or defects, re-acting on the mind, v, 480 Paley, Dr., opinion on the subject of debt, v, 520 Professional profits, taxed in the time of Queen Anne, vi, 6 Post-office establishment, extended to the East Indies, vi, 20 Passamaquoddy Bay, islands in, belong of right to his Majesty, vi, 37 Paul III., Pope at first refused his con-sent to the institution of the order of Jesuits, vi, 104 Passions, most secret, arbitrarily investigated by the rules of the order of Jesuits, vi, 107 Portugal, Society of Jesuits abolished there in 1759, vi. 111 Prince Edward's Island, products of, vi, S Sight, sense of, incapable of perceiving solid figure, primarily, v, 64 Sensation, of the human mind, can perceive nothing but superficial figure, V, 65 Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, on the, v, 88 Secretiveness, supposed organ of, v, 231 v, 233 Size, Space, ib. Saxon army, desertion of part of,' to the Allies, v, 198 Court, moderation of Prussia in regard to, v, 203 Sheep, disproportionate attention to, in 1581, v, 249 Slave Trade, supplied from Africa, through kidnapping, v, 358-through domestic dissension, ib.-through the perversion of legal forms, ib.-prolongs and aggravates the want of civilisation in Africa, 360 Slaves, horrible and iniquitous barbarities inflicted on, during the "Middle Passage," 361 Stairs, recommended to be built of stone, v, 408 Secreta Monita, of the Jesuits, ascribed to Lainez, vi, 105, 139 Spain, Society of Jesuits abolished there in 1767, vi, 111 Sicily, vi, 111 Savoy, of the Protestants, persecution by the Jesuits, vi, 118 Smith, Sir W. C. Address to the People of Ireland, &c. vi, 423 Scotland, union of, with England, vi, Westminster Hall, Courts of, proposal for granting to them the power to issue writs of Habeas Corpus in Vacation Time, and to inquire into the truth of the facts alleged in the return to the writ, though stating legal causes of Imprisonment, v, 185 Wit, supposed organ of, v, 233 Weight, ib. Wool, restraint of exportation, v, 264 Wilberforce, W. Esq. M. P. Letter to his Excellency the Prince Talley. rand de Perigord, on the subject of the Slave Trade, v, 353 Wordsworth, Mr. characterized as a poet, v, 462 Wealth, collected by the Jesuits, vi, 114 Wardrop, James, F. R. S, Ed. History of James Mitchell, a Boy born blind and deaf, vi, 335 Wheat, in the neighbourhood of a barberry bush seldom escapes the blight, vi, 407-the circumstance doubted, vi, 417 Y Young, Arthur, Esq. Inquiry into the Rise of prices in England, during the last 25 years, vi, 147 |