Liturgy of the Church of England, ix,
358, 359 and n., 555 and n., 615.
Liverpool, i, 21; iv, 56, 70, 88, 249;
v, 226; vii, 269, 398; viii, 356.
Livonians, ii, 271 n.
Lizard, the, ii, 66.

Loan office, i, 392; X, 342.
Loans, vii, 33, 216, 217, 262, 263, 292;
viii, 619; French, i, 182; vii, 241,
332, 333, 366; viii, 139, 140, 200,
208, 267, 276, 277, 289, 200, 293, 480,
481, 548, 549, 576, 577, 583, 637-641,
644; ix, 10, 17, 35, 57, 61, 67, 68, 111,
112, 139; Holland, vii, 232, 321, 324,
384, 385; viii, 84, 122, 147, 235, 239,
264, 274, 275, 284, 205, 296, 300, 325,
342-345, 365, 386, 388, 431, 479, 508,
582, 645; ix, 145; x, 325; Spanish,
vii, 323; viii, 399; made by separate
states, vii, 327, 363; viii, 73, 178 n.;
see Of the Paper Money of the United
States; Comparison of Great Britain
and the United States.

| Logic (Watts), ii, 297.
Logrone, ix, 275.

Logstown (Ohio), iii, 363.
LONDON: 1, 3, 7, 11, 16, 25, 26, 27, 29,

31, 34, 71, 100, 103, 114, 117, 120,
124, 134, 145, 147, 184, 205, 208, 212,
215, 229, 230, 267, 279, 280, 284, 286,
287, 289, 291, 293, 307, 311, 358, 370,
381, 421, 427, 433; 1, 35, 36, 58, 145,
208, 323, 357, 425; iii, 47, 252, 208,
303, 381, 382; iv, 65, 70, 72, 73, 85.
89, 110, 172, 180, 190, 218, 236, 245,
247, 258, 271, 279, 288, 304, 305,
360, 364, 377, 382, 398; v, 11, 36,
53, 54, 95, 110, 197, 222, 267, 291, 312,
504, 507; vi, 59, 65, 66, 97, 250, 395.
451, 457, 461; vii, 84, 145, 152, 180.
315, 398; viii, 25, 31, 36, 173, 280,
286, 296, 321, 339, 354, 373, 396, 427,
450, 461, 473, 477, 478, 485, 492, 493.
496, 504, 508, 509, 511, 512, 513, 517,
522, 534, 538, 543, 573, 609, 617, 631,
632, 633; X, 106, 176, 196, 197, 254,
355, 458; intercepted letters in post-
office, i, 201; x, 313; B. F.'s firs
arrival in, i, 275. 276; he procures
employment, 277; illuminated for
Wilkes, v, 121; presents freedom of
city to Dr. Price, vi, 451; “No Po-
pery" riots, viii, 95, 99, 106; cause
of moisture in the city air, 171;
Peter the Great in, 503; vicar-
apostolic of, ix, 125; Bartholomew
Close, i, 2773 X, 154; Batson's
Coffee-house, haunt of Henry Pem-
berton, i, 278; Blackfriars, swimming
exploit at, 285, 287; X, 154; Chel-
sea, i, 285, 287; X, 154; Craven
Street, i, 383; ii, 322 n.; X, 276,
284; Craven Street House, v, 275,
277; Dog Tavern on Garlick Hill, x,
275; Duke Street, B. F. lodgings in,
i, 283; Durham Yard, v 52; Fleet
Street, i, 385; Foundling Hospital,
iii, 478; v. 431; ix, 265 n.; x, 270;
General Dispensary, i, 114; ix, 16 n.;
general post-office, x, 175; George
and Vulture, 406; Gravel Pit field,
275; Greenwich Observatory, i, 71;
Green Park, 64; vi, 161; Guild-
hall, iv, 370 n.; vii, 256 n.; Hackney,
iv, 43;
X, 275; Hat and Feather
(Snow Hill), iv, 159; the Horns (ale-
house), i, 278; x, 154; Hungerford
Market, ii, 322 n.; Hyde Park, vi,
140; Islington, viii, 1 n.; Kensing-
ton, v, 274; Kensington Square, viii,
430, 450; Kew Palace, i, 107; King's
Arms, v, 145; Lincoln's Inn, vi, 187;
Lincoln's Inn Fields, x, 190;
coln's Inn Hall, vi, 91; Little Britain,
B. F. lodged at, i, 276, 277, 283; Lon-

Lin-

don Coffee House, vi, 430 n.; viii, |
8 n., 154 and n., 453, 458; x, 275;
Middlesex, success of Wilkes in, v,
121, 222; vi, 250, 251; New England
Coffee House, iii, 82; Newgate Prison
(Old Bailey), V, 100, 214; vi, 186;
viii, 1 n.; ix, 294, 319; x, 105, 266;
attacked during "No Popery" riots,
viii, 95; anecdote of, ix, 297; New
York Coffee-House, 269; Pennsyl-
vania Coffee-House. ii, 367; iii,
392; viii, 151 n.: ix, 352, 353:
Queen's house in the park, vi, 107;
Rowfant Library, iii, 479 n.; Royal
Exchange, 1, 103; St. Bride's Church,
iv, 165 n.; St. George's Church (Han-
over Square), x, 212 n.; St. George's
Hospital, iii, 264; St. James's Church
(Westminster), vi, 102 n.; St. James's
Park, iii, 47; viii, 441; St. James's
Street, i, 6; x, 212 n.; St. Paul's Church,
iv, 165 n.; St. Paul's Coffee-House,
X, 275; St. Paul's Head Tavern,
275; St. Thomas's Hospital, viii, 104
n.; Salters Hall, v, 291; Snow Hill,
111, n.; Soho Square, ix, 85 n.;
Southwark, iv, 218; vi, 250, 251;
Spitalfields, v, 457; vi, 10, 13; Spital
Square, i, 99; Spring Garden, 435;
iii, 47; Strand, i, 385; the Temple,
277; Tilbury Fort, ii, 53; Tower Hill,
vi, 436; Tower of London, iv, 44;
viii, 504, 530, 537; X. 372, 373;
Unitarian Church in Essex Street,
ix, 267 and n.; Vauxhall, i, 382;
Westminster, vi, 250, 251, 253; West-
minster Abbey, vii, 302 n.; West-
minster Hall, i, 355; Whitehall, iv,

233.

London Chronicle, i, ix, x, 45, 174; iii,
231 n.; iv, 225, 363, 411, 463; v, 60 n.,
75 and n., 78 n., 90 and n., 106, 146,
252, 432, 534; vi, 146; X, 212 .
London Daily Advertiser, i, x.
London Evening Post, vii, 107 n.; viii,
85,533.

London Gazette, vii, 188; viii, 512.
London Magazine, iii, 231 n.
London Monthly Review, iii, 111, 132
and n., 164.

London Packet, i, x; v, 399 n.
London Public Advertiser, The, i, 144,

174; iv, 393; v, 166; vi, 145, 205,
213, 284, 201, 413; x, 228, 261, 262.
London Review, see Argus.

London Spy, The (Ward), ii, 242 n.
Londonderry, siege of, ii, 352.

Long Island, i, 250; iv, 102; vi, 452,

457.

Long Island Sound, iii, 213.

Loose Thoughts on a Universal Fluid
(F.), ix, 227-230, 479.

Lords, House of, i, 196; iii, 210; iv,
273, 357, 421; V, 73, 197; vi, 192,
224, 302, 360-361, 362, 368-371; ix,
146; X, 283-285.

Lord's Prayer, The, B. F.'s version of, i,
182; vii, 427-
Lorraine, iv, 39.

Lot on Smitham, duty of, i, 56, 57.
Lottery, v, 257, 444; vi, 95; in benefit
of Association for Defence of Phila-
delphia, i, 362, 365, 366, 368; ii,
355, 359-360; iii, 267, 323, 379-380;
United States, viii, 178 n.; French
loan proposed by way of, ix, 35, 111.
Louisburg, i, 427; siege of, ii, 283 n.;
iii, 273; V, 4, 6, 210, 212, 214; vi,
154, 416; powder wanted, i, 367;
an idle coal mine at, iv, 244.
Louisiana, junction of Canada and, i,
145; ii, 219, 360; viii, 491; x, 214.
Loyalists, viii, 526, 527, 572 n., 621, 625-
627, 631, 632, 634; ix, 60, 61, 175,
313, 348-350, 556, 615, 616; x, 65,
114, 394; see Apologue.
Lutherans, ix, 239.
Luxury, i, 144, 150-151; vii, 349, 391,
408; ix, 242-248.

Luzerne County, viii, 29 n.; ix, 611.
Luzerne (man-of-war), viii, 18 n., 33.
Lynn (England), vii, 270.
Lynn (Mass.), manufacture of shoes,
X, 243.

Lyons, viii, 558, 560.
Lyric Poems (Watts), ii, 297.

M

Macao, ix, 200, 207.
Macbeth, x, 304.
Macedon, iv, 74.

Madeira, x, 462; voyage from, i, 50;
iv, 177; grapes of, 180, 374.
Madeira wine, i, 363, 422; iv, 271;
ix, 263.

Madrid, viii, 22, 49 and n., 51, 54, 55,
57, 100, 144, 200, 203, 239, 300, 362,
495, 501, 544; ix, iii, 127, 135, 346;
X, 312, 314, 322; Carmichael's re-
ception at, viii, 52; the printing art,
336, 369; Jay's residence, 433; his
return, 550; release of Hartwell, ix,

i, 232 and n.

VOL. X-2 R

Magnetism, ii, 432-433; iii, 73, 74;
iv, 250, 251; vi, 23-26, 222; see also
Compass, Queries and Conjectures
Relating to Magnetism.
Magnetism, animal, ix, 182.
Magnalia (Cotton Mather), i, 42, 231.
Mahon, Port, reduction of, viii, 394.
Maine, v, 470, 471.

Maine Historical Society, ix, 303 n.
Maize, see Indian corn, and also Ob-
servations on Mayz, or Indian Corn.
Malta, island of, viii, 285.

Manchester, i, 21, 61, 62, 64; iv, 56,
57; V, 167, 321, 457; vi, 13, 138 and

n., 139.

Manners (Paul Whitehead), i, 173; vi,
146 and n.
Mantes, x, 465.

Manuel d'Epictete en Grec, i, 215.
Manuel Typographique (Fournier), i,
215; viii, 62 n.

Manufactures, i, 142, 143, 149; ii, 313;
iv, 243-245, 368, 369, 395; V, 101,
102, 116, 117, 203, 204, 251-254, 315-
317, 327; VI, 131, 139; 1x, 304, 305;
X, 277; see also Paper money, Letters
to Shirley, Observations Concerning
the Increase of Mankind
In-
terest of Great Britain Considered
Examination of Dr. Franklin
in the British House of Commons,
Causes of the American Discontents
before 1768, Positions to be Examined,
Concerning National Wealth, Settle-
ment on the Ohio River, Account of
Negotiations in London, Information
To Those Who Would Remove to
America.

Manuscript

and Correspondence of
James, First Earl of Charlemont, x,
488 n.

Maps, Mitchell's, x, 93; Evans's, iii, 9 n. ;
vi, 17; Popple's, iii, 91, 94.
Marcus Hook, iii, 58; ix, 551 n.
Maritime Observations (F.), i, 82, 83;

ix, 149 n., 372, 536; x, 453, 462.
Marley-la-Ville, i, 98, 420.

Marquis de la Fayette (ship), vii, 330,
335; viii, 216, 236, 254, 259, 270,
296, 301, 303, 327, 332, 395, 400, 402,
403, 639; X, 337, 338, 343.
Marriage of Figaro (Beaumarchais),
viii, 31 n.; ix, 305.

Mars (ship), viii, 187, 271; x, 338.
Mars Rebellion, iv, 156 n.
Marsh-gas, i, 62; vi, 226-228.
Martha (English letter-of-marque ship),
vii, 139.

Martinique, iv, 79, 80; v, 218; vii, 198,
379; viii, 55, 75; ix, 249, 328; x, 379.
Maryland, iii, 165, 206, 207 n., 211, 303;
iv, 393, 409, 426, 427, 468; v, 481,

483, 497, 503, 504, 514, 518; vii,
276, 279, 425; viii, 57 n., 238, 203.
504, 567; tobacco trade, v, 6; post-
office, iii, 343; iv, 214; finances of, v,
12; manufactures, 116; repealing
the restraining act, 188; Catholics
of, 215; restraints on trade, vi, 316;
description of a whirlwind, i, 59, 60,
iii, 273-275; defence of, 360, 376;
Braddock in, i, 158, 394, 403; iron
works, 274; the proprietary, 436;
iv, 227, 236, 237; treaty with the In-
dians, ii, 279; Somerset County, iii,
279, 280; money in England, viii,
58; college of, 604; Mme. Beniowsky
in, ix, 502; paper money, 564, 568;
printing, x, 170.

MASSACHUSETTS: i, 206; iv, 41, 468;
v, 402, 449, 471, 483, 529; vi, 80, 111,
381; viii, 122, 182 n., 187, 249, 596;
ix, 564, 568, 573, 627, 695; issue of
paper money, i, 139; iv, 427; V, 5;
the Polly Baker story, i, 172; ii,
463 n.; trade with the Indians, iii,
190; Plan of Union, 207 n., 211;
governor of, 341 n.; loss of charter,
iv, 236; resolutions of the Assem-
bly, 446; manufactures of, v, 116;
scientific spirit of, 137; alterations
of the constitution, vi, 225, 338; re-
fuse payment for tea, 241, 337.
378, 382, 384; the Hutchinson Let-
ters, 183-186, 190, 192, 196, 252,
264, 265, 279, 281, 284 n.; rebellion
declared in, 308, 318, 321, 330;
restoration of Castle William,
376; repeal of the acts against,
391, 394, 398; settled without cost
to the state, 414; religious tests,
viii, 153; B. F.'s gift to a town in,
ix, 300; prohibits the use of leaden
still-heads in distilleries, 531;
constitution of, viii, 256 n.; proceed-
ings against New England Courant,
i, 248, 249; ii, 49; x, 150, 151; B.
F. agent for, v, 300-304, 350, 351,
446; vi, 6, 287, 288; x, 177, 240,
256, 260, 263, 268, 283; B. F.'s gifts
to, 502, 505, 506; Assembly of,
i, 303; V, 23, 353, 355, 357, 363, 392,
449, 462; vi, 22, 30, 32, 49, 50, 51, 82,
89, 207, 211 and n., 212, 223, 250,
265. 267, 276.

new

Massacre (Boston), v, 263 n.
Mastodon, tusks found near Ohio River,
i, 85, 199; iv, 182; v, 39. 40, 92, 93;
vi, 222; named by Cuvier, i, 86;
antiquity of, vii, 221, 222.

Mathematics, i, 53, 233. 243; see also
Magical circles, Magical squares,
and Fluxions.

Matilda (ship), ix, 152 n.

Maxims for the Conduct of Life (Lord
Kames), iv, 12.

Meadow grass, see Agriculture.
Means of disposing the Enemy to Peace,
i, 172; iv, 89-95; x, 211 n.
Measles, ii, 379; vi, 410.
Mecca, x, 353:

Mechanique de Feu, La (Gauger), ii,
249, 254.

Medals, commemorating Saratoga and
Yorktown, viii, 389 and n., 578; ix,
24, 25, 28, 33, 34, 44, 71, 72, 96,
98, 656; Hollis's collection of, ix, 105.
Medicine, i, xvii, 53, 113-127; cold
and hot fits of fever, ii, 468, 470;
action of the heart, 284-288;
dilatation of the ventricles of the
heart, 291, 292; cure of the Yaws,
293; cure of fever and ague, iii,
19, 331, 419-421, 424; phytolacca,
a cure for cancer, 87; inoculation
for small-pox, 95, 96; how to make
a flexible catheter, 103-105; ap-
plication of electricity in paralysis,
425-427; physiology of perspiration,
iv, 109, 110; cause of the dry belly
ache, v, 101; ix, 530-533; tonic
method of treating small-pox, v, 152,
153; sea diseases, 219; schools of,
385; the uses of exercise, 411,
412; swimming beneficial in cases of
diarrhoea, 544; cause of colds, vi,
26, 60; moist seasons the healthiest,
139-140; suppression of urine, viii,
105 and n., 194 and n.; gout drawn
out by transpiration, 121; obstruc-
tions in the reins, 122; blistering for
fevers, ix, 21 and n.; aerophobia, or
the good effects of fresh air, 435- 437;
cause of Nyctalopie, 666; gouty ec-
zema, 670, 671; treatment of putrid
fevers with fixed air, x, 279, 280;
action of distilled milk on emaciated

bodies, 351; see also Preparatory
Notes and Hints Concerning What is
Called Catching Cold.
Medina del Campo, iv, 63.

Meditation on a Quart Mug, A, ii, v,
198 and n.

Meditations of an Autograph Collector
(Joline), iii, 20 n.

Mediterranean Sea, iv, 60; vi, 155;

viii, 312; ix, 133; x, 403.
Mellish (British transport), viii, 4 n.
Memoirs, of Campan, x, 493; of J.
Cradock, i, 78 n.; of Fleury, viii, 31
n.; of Morellet, ix, 577 n.; of Roche-
foucault, ii, 103; of James Hutton,
vii, 98; of Richard Cumberland, viii,
238 n.; of Sir James Melvil (quoted),
x. 134; of Marquis of Rockingham,
274 n., 305 n.; of Thomas Hollis,

iv, 99 n.; ix, 103 and n.; of William
Whiston iii, 10 and n.; of Sir John
Dalrymple, i, 82 and n.; of the Socie-
dad Económica, viii, 237, 295 and n.;
of Great Britain and Ireland from the
Dissolution of the last Parliament of
Charles II until the Sea Battle of La
Hague (Dalrymple), 98 n.; pour
Servir à histoire de la Respiration
des Poissons (Broussonnet), 592 n.;
relating to the Lord Torrington, ii,
62 n.; sur l'Inoculation de la Petite
Vérole (Condamine), ix, 181 n.; of
the Life and Writings of Benjamin
Franklin (W. T. Franklin), i, vi, 20-
33; of the Life and Writings of the
Honourable Henry Home of Kames
(Tytler), iv, 3 n., 11 n., 174 n., 373 n.;
v, 16 n., 22 n., 194 n.; of the Literary
and Philosophical Society of Manches-
ter, v, 540 n.; ix, 215 n.; sur la vie
et les Ouvrages de J. H. Bernardin de
St. Pierre (Martin), vii, 61 n.; Me-
moirs of the American Academy of
Arts and Sciences, ix, 479 and n.
Memorable Things of Socrates (Xeno-
phon), i, 244; x, 148.
Memorial to the States (Yorke), vii, 35 n.
Memorie istoriche intorno gli studi del

Padre Giambatista Beccaria, iv, 163 n.,
457 n.; vi, 112 n., 220 n.; vii, 417
n.; viii, 211 n.
Mennonites, iii, 314.
Mercure de France, Le, i, 112; vii, 209 n.
Mercury (ship), iii, 451; vií, 378, 379,
398; X, 372.
Merrimack River, vi, 80.
Merry Song about Murder, A, viii, 31.
Mesmerism, commission to investigate,
i, 76, 113, 115, 121; ix, 268 and n.,
271-272, 280, 669 n., 670 n.; x, 362;
F.'s sentiment concerning cures by,
ix, 182, 183; credulity of the world,

320, 321.

v,

Meteorology, i, 53, 207; iii, 77, 123;
origin of northeast storms, i, 53;
57-59; ii, 311; iv, 16-18, water-
spouts and whirlwinds, i, 49, 59, 60,
207; iii, 107-121, 184, 185, 188, 228,
262, 269, 273-275; cause of severe cold
of 1783, i, 61; ix, 242; phenomena
of thunder gusts, ii, 411-423; pre-
cipitation of moisture, iii, 130;
540-542; various conjectures, iii,
175-188; low barometer, v, 182;
variations of barometer, 386; use
of thermometer in navigation, ix, 397;
see also Aurora Borealis, Meteoro-
logical Observations, and Meteorolog-
ical Imaginations and Conjectures.
Meteorological Observations, iii, 186;
iv, 454.