16. The parfon's parlour, a poem; by ɛ tradesman of Oxford. 6d. Baldwin.

17. The Robin Hood fociety a fatire, Withers.

viz.

To Mr. Dean and Comp, for the Eottle
Glass-House

To Mr. White and Comp. for ditto
To Mr. Grant, Linnen-Printer at Ball's-
Bridge

To Mr. Ahworth, Linen Printer at
Deneybrook

To Meirs. Perry and Malone for Printing Types

To Meffrs, Pounden and Onge, Mettal Founders

To Mr. Delamain for Earthen Ware To Mr. Smith of Waterford for Tapes and Thread

To M. Benj, and David Sherrard Fustian Manufacturers

To Mr. Thomas Slator, jun. Papermaker

To Melly, Eaton, Nixon and Kennier, for ditto

To Mr, Auftin and Comp of Drogheda

Linen Damask Weavers

To Meirs, Penrose and Fish, Iron Tin'd Platemakers

To Mr. Evory for a Linfeed Oil Mill To Walter Harris, Efq; for his Materials for a General History of Ireland

MARRIAGES.

2000

1500

500

200

1100

tro

Jao

400

300

500

Suddenly James Norris, Efq; Lient. Col. to Gen. Dejean's Reg. At Belturbet Co. Cavan, Mrs. Mary Grattan, Relict of Charles Grattan, Efq; formerly a Fellow of our Univerfi ty, and Schoolmofter of Enniskillen. (23.) Jofe h Butler Sen. one of the Governors and vifiting Surgeons of Steven's Hofpital.

PROMOTIONS.

appointed Dep. Gov. Co.

500 JUN16. FDWARD Lucas the Younger, of Monaghan, Abraham Devonthier, Efq; Elec. M.P. for the Bor. of Rathcormuck. (Jofeph Leefon created a Peer) (7) Henry Sandford, and Owen Wynne, Efqrs; Commiffio. ners of the Inland Navigation Prov. of Con naught. (Owen Wynne and Walter Jones, Efqrs, dec) Robert Gordon appointed Sur veyor of Sligce (James Sandford, dec.) (14.) The Earl of Rothes, fworn a Privy Councellor of this Kingdom. Mr. Gabriel Stokes, elec. a Fellow of our University. (16.) Patrick Hamilton, Efq; chofen an Alderman (Benja nin Bowen, Elq; dec) (18.) Rt. Hon. John Lord Rawdon, appointed a Trustee of the Linen Manufacture in the Prov. of Connaught. (Col. Owen Wynne dec.) (17.) Hull Atfield, and Maurice Connor, Efqrs. Six Clerks in the High Court of Chancery Edw.Richardfon and James Dillon, Efqrs. refign'd.) (18.) Hon. Barry Maxwell. Efq; elected K. of the Shire for the Co. Cavan (His Father created a Peer.) (21) Phillip Honeywood, Coi. in the room of John Jorden, dec, Tho. Harman, Lieut.in room of Tho. Bernard, ref. Conway's. Will. Roberts, Cornet, in room of Tho: Harman, pref. Ditto. Will. Rofs, Capt. Lt. in room of Tho. Wilfon res, Molesworth's John Nicholas, Lieut, in room of Will. Rois, pref Ditto. Bath. Purdon, Cornet, in room of Ebe. WarJohn Nichols, pref. ditto.

100

400 400

500

ren, Lieut. in room of Tho. Lindsay, ref. Fitzwilliam's, Robert Drew, Lieut. Sc. addit. Company, Richbell's. Ifaiah Jones, Chaplain, in room of Pet. Hickington, ref. Offarell's. James Euftace, Enfign, in room of Cun. Cowper, pref. Kennedy's. Leathes Johnston. Captain, in room of Charles Bayley, refign'd Pole's. (23.) Sir Archibald Achefon, Bart. appointed Deputy Governor Co. of Armagh, (25.) Rt Hon. Lord Rawdon and William Chamberlaine, Efq; elected Governors of the Work Honfe Col. Owen Wynne, and George Cuppaidge, L ̧rs, deceas'd.).

79

made bishop of Salisbury 78. His death
and character
Buckingham, Villiers, Duke of, account of
his life
24, 101, 221, 344
Byng, Lord Vif. Torrington his Life 202
His birth and education ib. made a cap-
tain in the navy ib. Defeats the French
fleet 203. Made an Admiral ib. Defeats
an intended Invafion by the French 204.
Alarms the coaft of France 205. Conducts
the Queen of Portugal to Lisbon 206. De-
feats an intended invafion of the Swedes
207. Deftroys the Spanish fleet 210.
fifts the Germans in reducing Sicily 212
Made a Peer of Great Britain 215. His
Death and Character ib. Byng Admiral.
his account of the Engagement in the
Mediterranean, with obfervations 567
Berry and Mc'Daniel, Thief-takers, receive
fenterce

C

Cadiz, defcription of

AEN, defcription of

Calais, defcribed

Af

179

D.

ARTMOUTH described

389

D Beth and judgment, intermediate nee

between, denied 18. An obfcure text in
fcripture illuftrated

19

Deaths lift of 93, 181, 286, 382, 475. 568
Deity fear of, the only true fource of forti-

132

tude
Devonshire duke of lord lieut. his fpeech to
both houfes of parliament

477

574

Debt, national, fcheme for preventing its en-
crease
Dieppe difcribed
Diverfions publick, excessive paffion for them
blameable

$4

113

362
386

48

394

228

Christian Morals, by Sir Thomas Browne 363
Characters, three, highly finish'd
Church of Rome charg'd with Idolatry 232
Chronologer for Ireland 96, 192, 288,

Cowardice, praife of

384,

477
151

Cock-throwing, remarkable advertisement a-
bout
176
Commons House of, their address to his Ma-
jefty
282

----Of Ireland addrefs to the Lord Lieute-

nant

478
Comets, Halley and Newton on their return
and effects 27. That of 1531, thrice ob-
ferved by different Aftronomers, ib. Ex-
pected again in the year 1758, 28. That
of 1680 feen four times at equal intervals of
575 years, ib. Comets may approach
very near the Earth, ib. Inftances of their
proximity to feveral planets 29. That of
1680 almoft touch'd the Sun, ib. Its heat
computed, ib. Will fall on the body of
the Sun in fome future revolution 30. The
planets not fenfibly affected by them for
200 years past 31. May produce bencfi-

E.

141

393

178

414

E the lue one over the whole globe con-

ARTHQUAKE, account of the effects

tinued 49. obferv'd in Kirkby Lonsdale in
Westmoreland $7. Prepatatory difcourfe
for the general faft on account of the earth-
quakes 67. Further particulars of the late
ones 115. Lively defcription of the her-
ror and distress at Lisbon ib. Strange in-
stance of popish zeal in chriftning a protes-
tant stranger 116. Robbery and murder
committed in the confufion ib. Pious re-
flections on the foregoing calamitous event
117. Preparatory to the milennium 118.
Signal providence manifeft in the escape of
the proteftants at Lisbon ib. New hypo-
thefis of earthquakes 119. Seafonable hints
for rebuilding Lisbon 121. Stoquelars ac-
count of an earthquake near Lisbon 226.
Particular oblervations on the previous
and concomitant appearances 227. The
nature of arthquakes 320. Relation of the
earthquake at Ayamonte 406. New hypo-
thefies of Earthquakes 425. The shocks
how propagated thro' chains of mountains

ean fettlers ib. The fcheme reprefented
and recommended 109. Occafional letter
on the mutability of human opinion 134.
Authentick letter on the ftory of Black
Hamilton Cliffs 143. A letter from a
merchants in Lisbon to his friend in Lon-
don 307. Occafional letter on pity 311.
Genuine letter from an English gentleman
in Perfia defcribing several cities and na-
tions fearce known here 33, 407. To
a Student on the ftudy of divinity 362
To a friend in Penfylvania 369 Of
thanks from General Shirley to the Pen-.
fylvanians 380. Letter from Minorca on
the state of that Ifland before the Inva-
fion 405. Temper of the inhabitants with
refpect to the French ib. From M.
Rouille, to Mr. Fox 86. Aufwer 87.
On Pity
Lewes-port defcribed

Liberty, Allegoric representation of
Lightning, rature of,
Lizard Coaft described

312

481

492

320
389

Luminous appearance obferved at Newing

ton

433

Lisbon, reafons for not rebuilding it on the
ruins of the old city
Liberty of the people

Allegoric reprefentation of

267

549
-492

Life, virtuous and religious advantages of
541. Luxury and corruption the ruin of
a nation
546

Lottery scheme of
90
Lords Houfe of their addrefs to his Ma-
jefty
289
in Ireland, their addreffes to the Duke.
of Devonshire Lord Lieutenant

M

477

AN remar's on the extent of his Will,

574
284
New ye rs day, feasonable reflection on 42
Nova Scotia, view of the contests about the
limits, extracted from the memorials of
the English and French commiflaries 334.
Contests concerning the limits of Nova
Scotia fet in a clear light 419. Specifica-
tions of the treaty of Utrecht 423. Prin-
cipal argument produced by the French
refuted

425

the direction of his confcience 58. Hif-
tory of in miniature 230.

219

af false ple-fure character of 217
true pleature, character of
Matriages lift of, 92, 180, 285, 382, 474,

1567.

Matter, perpetual motion in

326

Oporto defcription of
Oeconomy, an Effay on

488

502

369

P

Mark nan compleat, or the art of fhooting
Aliving
Marine, confiderations on the utility aud
ne ceffity of, with a scheme for augment