nod of Aberdeen refpecting Balloons, Marquis de Villette's

Africa: Navigation of British
veffels in the river Ambrize
fecured to them 460. New
colony at Sierra Leone 579.
643

African flave-trade, obferva-
tions on 496

Albion mills burnt 146. 147
Alexander the Great's expedi-
tion to India, Dr Robertion's
account of 370
Alms, Capt. J. fome account
of 361
America: Gen. Washington's
fpeech at opening the feffions
14. Expedition against the
Indians 92. Prefident of con-
grefs on commercial arrange-
ments with Britain 253. Cru
elties of Miami Indians ib.
Flourishing ftate of the coun-
try 559. Bank opened at Phi-
Ladelphia 560. Cultivation of
filk encouraged ib.
American fnow Elinora, cruel-
ty of her captain to the na-
tives of the Sandwich fles
646
American ftates addrefs French
National Affembly on the re-
fpect they paid to Franklin's
memory 294
Anecdotes Of Adm. Camp-

bell 55.
Of Creek and Che-
rokee ambaffadors 164. Of
M. de Rome de l'Ifle 380.
Of J. K. Sherwin 434. Of
Heidegger 437
Animals, inftances of living
found in folid bodies 324
Antidote against gloomy wea

ther 70
Arabia,Niebuhr's travels in577
Army, new regulations 267
Arnold, Maria, hiftory of 56
Affembly, General, meets 257.
Dr Small moderator ib.King's
letter and warrant prefented
ib. Addrefs to the King 300.
Report of committee for
aug.
mentation of ftipends recom-
mitted 301. Remit to the
prefbytery of Langholm to
proceed in caufe of J. Telfer
fchoolmafter without delay
ib. Confirm fentence of fy-

Barcelona, proceffions there
during the Holy Week 263
Barjac, valet de chambre to
Cardinal Fleury, account of

12

fettlement of Mr G. Brown fingular letter on 83
in the parish of Tullich, &c. Bangalore. See Eaft Indies.
and ordain the presbytery of Bank, a national opened at
Kincardine O'Neal to pro- Philadelphia 560
ceed therein ib. Confider Bank of England on unclaim.
contested fettlement of Mr ed dividends 147. Direêm
Maclean of Dunfermline, and 254. Loạn 329
ordain him to be fettled ib. Bankrupts, lift of, 52. 104. 156.
Sentence of fynod of Glasgow 208. 260. 312. 364. 416. 510.
and Ayr respecting settlement 572. 624
of Mr Pollock at Govan af-
firmed 302. Patron of Ruth-
ven to fupply the vacancy in
that parish, Mr Hugh Hay,
the prefentee, having accept-
ed a prefentation to Aberdeen
ib. Report of committee on
teft-act ib. Difmifs appeal
again fettlement of Mr O-
liver of Ancrum, and order
prefbytery of Jedburgh to
proceed therein ib. Commit-
tee appointed for erecting a
monument to Dr Webster ib.
Petition, &c. for annexing
Dundurcus to the parish of
Rothes and Boharm remitted
to the procurator and agent
ib. Hear parties in Dr Mac-
gill's caufe, and difmifs the
complaint as a res bactenus ju-
dicata ib. Report of truftecs
on the widows fund ib.Thanks
to Sir H. Moncrieffib. Thanks
to the Lord Advocate and Dr
Walker for procuring an ex-
emption from the new houfe
and window duty 303. Con-
fider overtures refpecting the
flave-trade; declare their ab-
horrence of it, but trust the
legiflature will devife means
of relief ib. Sustain the ap.
peal to the fynod in fchool-
mafter of Bothwell's caufe,
authorise the Procurator and

Bartels. See Etna.
Beation's naval and military
memoirs of G. Britain 76.
128. See Books.
Benevolent man, history of one
603

Agent to attend to the rights
of the Church, and refer the
merits of this cause, and o-
thers not difcuffed, to the
Commiffion ib. Commiffion
meet, confider the cause of
fchoolmafter of Bothwell, and
admit that, by the non-ap-
pearance of the prefbytery of
Hamilton the fentence of fy.
nod of Glasgow and Ayr is
final 304
Avignon, refolutions of Na-
tional Affembly respecting

294

Bakewell, Mr, extraordinary
prices received by him for
ranis let out by the feafon 513

Berkenhout, Dr, on honour
67. On the character of :
gentleman 323
Bilings W an old foldier, fome
account of IOI
Bills. See Stamp-act.
Birmingham: Description of
352 441. French revolution
anniversary celebrated at 35%
Riots ib.

Letter from Dr
Priestley to the inhabitants
355. Reward for discover
ing rioters, or author of
feditious hand-bill 356. Trial
of the rioters 460. Baron
Perryn's addrefs to the jury
461. and to the pannels 465.
Advantages of the Fazeley
and Birmingham canal 618
Blacklock, Rev. Dr T. account
of 395

Bleaching cloth in the shortest
time, premium for 201
Blood of a sheep transfused in-
to a dog 27
Bones pulverifed, good manure
84

Books:

Memoirs of the old High-
lander, Serjeant Donald Mac-
leod 16. 79

Count de Ferrieres Sauve.
boeuf's travels in Turky, &c.
Of the Turkish foldiery, their
rapacity, &c. 20
—Leffons to a young Prince,
on the prefent difpofition of
Europe to a general revolu
tion: Characters of Fox, Pitt,
and Burke 22

Edwards's means of exoner
ating the public burden®; of
paying

-

morals: Observations and a--Bowen's statement of facts,
phorisms 24
in answer to Mrs Gunning's
letter 234
-Applegarth on tithes 240
- Sir J. Sinclair's statistical
account of Scotland. vol. I.
Analysis of the statistical ac-
count of a parish 278. Num-
ber of inhabitants 279. Ex-
tracts from the account of the
parish of Delting ib.

Smith's theory of moral fen-
timents: Anecdotes of the au-
thor 71. Origin of verbs 72
-Meares's voyages from Chi-
na to the north-west coast of
America 73. Defcription of
Nootka, &c. 74. Adven-
turer build a house, and leave
part of their crew to trade with
the natives 75. Lay the keel
of a new veffel 76. Difaftrous
fate of Mr Millar of the Im-
perial Eagle ib. Felice leaves
Nootka, andvifits other islands
125. Defcription of the vil-
lage of Wicananish, &c. 126
-Beatfon's naval and military
memoirs of G. Britain 76.
Diffentions between the com-
manders, the cause of the en-
terprife against Carthagena
failing 77. and Matthews
and Leftock's defeat 78.
Adm. Byng 128. Charac-
ter of K. George II. 129.
and of Adm. Bofcawen 130.
Night fignals used by our
fleets detective 131
-White's voyage to new S.
Wales 133
-An addrefs to the public
from the philanthropic fo-
ciety 135.
- Letters of Simkin the Se-
cond, poetic recorder of the
proceedings on Haftings's
trial: Mr Burke's defcrip-
tion of the Queen of France
verfified 136

-Mrs Gunning's letter to the
Duke of Argyll 178
-Bell's new pantheon 184
-The Loufiad, Canto 3. By
P. Pindar 189
-Sir John Sinclair's addrefs
to the British wool fociety
190

Paine's rights of man 228.
Weakness of the doctrine,
That men are bound by the
decifions of their ancestors,
exposed 229. On the aboli
tion of hereditary titles 230.
On aristocracy and the law
of primogenitureship ib. On
religious liberty 282.
monarchy and defpotifm 284.
Onolitic 285. Finances ib.
-Effy on the principles of
translation 231. Defcription

On

Tranfactions of the London
fociety for the encouragement
of arts, vol. 8. Recipe for
generating yeft 286

The right of kings, by P.
Pindar 287

—Rayment on the corn trade
335

-Memoirs of the royal focie-
ty of medicine of Paris, for
1784 and 1785. On the
food of failors 337
-Sketches relating to the hif-
tory of the Hindoos: On their
manners and customs 383

An estimate of the religion
of the fashionable world 385
Edinburgh, a poem, by R.
Alves 388

The labyrinths of life 390
-Odes to Mr Paine, by P.
Pindar 391. Concluding fong
398

Newt's tour in England and
Scotland: Dedication 440. Of
Birmingham and its inhabi-
tants 441

-Robertfon's difquifition con-
cerning India : On the Afri-
can flave-trade 496. Deftruc-
tion of the Turkish empire
497. Reflections on the cha-
racter of the Hindoos 498.
See Alexander.

-

-

Coxe's travels into Poland,

&c.

-

The gentle thepherd, at-
tempted in English by Mar-
garet Turner 542

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Report of a committee to
the National Affembly of
France on general education
636

Medical communications,
vol. 2. Singular cafe of a
young perfon who fafted
long 639

Books, new, catalogue of 21.
81. 131. 187 239.285.338.
389.442. 502.543. 597. 638.
Boone, Col. D. an original
fettler at Kentucke, adven-
tures of 7. 68. 113
Boroughs, lift of extinct ones
372

Botany Bay: Diftreffes of the
colony 39. Provifions to be
fent from the E. Indies 91.
Gov. Phillip's account of the
colony 105. Expence of
transporting the convicts, &c.

109

Bowen. See Books.
Bread of potatoes, method of
making 334

Bridewell at Edinburgh, com-
miffioners for erecting 358.
King gives 5000l. towards
building 413. Foundation-

ftone laid 563. 619.
British navy: Lift of fhips
ready for fea 148. Fleet at
Spithead 412
British wool, on its improve-
ment 26

British wool fociety elect offi-
cers 97. Their proceedings
ib. Experiments recommend-
ed 190. A ram given by his
Majefty 513. Stare of fheep-
farming in Scotland 524.
586. Hints for improving
the breed of sheep 587
Bruce, Mr A. receives a gold
medal from the Emprefs of
Ruffia 149
Brutus's letters to the Rt Hon.
W. P 1. To the D. of
114. To the Oppofi-

P-

-

Burke,

Cumberland, D. of, fale of
his library 93
Dale, Mr, his letter to Col.
Dalrymple on Highland e-
migrations 513
Damages from high tides 92.
173
Debt, national, on paying off
23. Redeemed 215. 618
Debts, small, fociety for re-
lief of thofe imprisoned for

200

D'Eon's letter to the P. of
Wales 199

Delting, extracts from Sir J.
Sinclair's account of that pa
rish 279
Denmark: Ships which paffed
the Sound in 1790, 87. State-
paper relative to Ruffia 193.
A fhual difcovered in the
Cattegat 554
Derby, account of T. Topham,
the ftrong man of 606
Dialogue between Dr John-
fon and Mrs Knowles 266
Diamond, account of the pur-
chafe of the celebrated one
by Mr Pitt 532
Diffenters addrefs to the peo-
ple of England 590
Distillers, decifion againft, for
corrupting running water 305
Drinker, Ed. memoirs of 646
Drowning, &c. directions by
the Lancashire Humane So-
ciety for recovery of perfons
apparently dead 494
Duelling, fcheme for fuppref-
fing it propofed to the French
National Affembly 31.
Dumfries, trial for kidnapping
electors 44. 202. New bridge

at 202

Dundonald, Ld, his method
of making bread from pota-
toes 334
Dungarvon, Ld. tried for rob-
bery 41

Dyer, Mifs, letter from Fanny
Morgan to 213
Ear, extraordinary inftance of
a fine one 224
Earthquakes in Italy 610
Eaft India Company directors
254 New board of com-
miffioners 259. To raife fu-
gar 617

Eaft-India trade, remarks on
3.599

Eaft Indies: State of the war
36. Cranganore and Paroa
taken by Tippoo ib. who is
driven from his pofts at Telli-
cherry ib. Gen. Meadows
VOL. LIII. App. 1791.

197.

ib.

widows and orphans fund
201. Society for relief of
induftrious poor 202. Sums
at which the county toll-bars
let 413. Boxing match be-
tween Rofs and Rogerfon ib.
College of phyficians prefent-
ed by Ld Hailes with fearce
books 562. Theatre let to
Mr Kemble 563. Plan for
a general lying-in hofpital
602. J. Macalifter tried for
an affault, and banished ib.
Number of ftudents at the
university 620

takes poffeffion of Caroor 37.
Depredations of the Looties
ib. Avaracouchy taken ib.
Daraporam evacuated ib. A
fpy difcovered ib. Alarms
at Madras ib. The army
arrives at Coimbatore 38.
Tippoo fends off zoco young
women ib. Errode taken ib.
Porto Novo facked ib. Col.
Floyd defeats a body of ca-
valry ib. Takes a fort 39.
Alliance with the Paifhaw
and Nizam ul Malk 91. Pro-
vifions fent to Port Jackfon
ib.
Col. Floyd's engage- Education, general. See Books.
ment with Tippoo's army Edwards, Dr, on paying off
Relieves Maj. Darley the national debt 23.
Tippoo plunders Errode Edyftone lighthoufe, account
Gen. Abercromby takes of 175. 225
Carley, Cannanore, and Bil-
lapatam 250. Col. Hartley
takes Turrackabad ib. Junc-
tion of the armies 251. Tip-
poo retires ib. 252. Affad
Aly Khan's laconic account
of his victory ib. Mifcon-
duct of the Mahrattas ib.
People of Chandernagore's
complaint against the govern-
ment of Bengal ib. Sub-
fcription for the College of
Edinburgh ib. Cornwallis's
plan of operations 297. His
encomium on Gen. Mea-
dows ib. The garrison at
Daraporam furrender 298.
Overture of a treaty from
Tippoo ib. Col. Hartley's

199.

victory 299. Army encamps
at Vehout ib. L. Cornwal-
lis's movements 456. Tip-
poo flies before him ib. Se-
veral forts taken ib. L.Corn-
wallis takes Bangalore ib.
Death of Lt-Col. Moorhoufe
ib. Tippoo retreats to She
veganga 458. His offer re-
fufed ib. Gen. Abercromby
takes poffeffion of the Coorg
pafs ib. L. Cornwallis's ge-
neral orders ib Takes Co-
lar and Oufcottah 510. Col.
Floyd's bad fuccefs ib. Par-
ticulars of the capture of
Bangalore ib. Junction with
the Nizam's cavalry 511. L..
Cornwallis's plan of opera-
tions 512.

Elmina; or the flower that
never fades, a tale 392
Emigrants, French, to pay
triple taxes 404. Letter from
to the King 649
England: Poft-horse tax let
40. Fleet preparing 41. In-
dependent companies ib. In-
undations and storms 92. Sir
R. Bickerton. Adm. Cor-
nifh 93. J. Belville tried ib.
Sunday - fchool fociety ib.
Ground finks at Whitehaven
ib. Gold ingots found 94.
Fashionable mystery ib. Lot-
tery 147. Rendezvous for
feamen opened 42. Imprefs
at Portsmouth, &c. 255. Lift
of fhips ready for fea 148.
Gold and filver coinage ib.
Loan negotiating for three
great perfonages 149. Trial,
the King v. Hannam, &c.
for infulting Lieut. Hancorn
op fhore 408. Lift of the
fleet at Spithead 413. Moore
and Williams tried by courts-
martial 460. King, Queen,
and three Princeffes fet off
for Weymouth 513. Ajury
at Sudbury difmilles without
returning a verdi&t 561.
Shipping of Liverpool ib.
Stock purchafed by govern
mentib. Scheme of the state-
lottery 649
English diffenters address to
the people 590

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