FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

HA

HOLLAND. AGUJE, Nov. 29. Their High Mightinctles, on account of the dearness of provifions, have forbidden, under severe penalties, the exportation of potaoes from their territories for the fpace of one year.

Hague, Nov. 29. At a time when we flattered ourselves that the mortality among the horned cattle was in a manner at an end within the district of the United Provinces, it is faid to have broken out afreth in fome parts of South-Holland. Accord-. ing to fome very accurate and authentick lifts that have been published, it appears that, from the 1st of April 1769 to the laft of October 1771, there have died in the Provinces of North and South Holland

nople. After his Royal Highness was gone, his Excellency count Orlow fent him a let ter, defiring his acceptance of the harfe, which his Highness graciously received."

B-NK-PTS.

Lawrence, and Thomas Harrison, ef

White horie yard, Drury-lane, woollen draper. Richard Spier, of Lombard-freet, cordwainer. Jacob Morcira, and Haim Moreira, of Queen's-row, St. Matthew, Bethnail-green, merchants and partners.

Roger Shakefpear and Elizabeth Tharratt, of Baghot, in Surry, dealers in wine and partners. David Campbell, and Edmund Clegg, of Manchefter, filk-manufacturers and partners. Morgan Bevan, of Swanfea, in Glamorganshire, Jonathan William Stackhouse, of Bethnal-green, Brewer.

Bookfeller.

Charles Marthall, of Sherbourne-Jane, London, Merchant.

Matthias Peter Dupont, of Fleet market, London, Holer.

GERMAN Y.

Vienna, Nov. 23. The Emperor, in his late journey to Bohemia, and Moravia, has adopted a very interefting fcheme, which is that of abolishing the fervitude which, fubfifts in thofe countries where the farmers poffefs nothing of their own, and can confequently do nothing in favour of their children. Several other advantages are expected from his Imperial Majefty's travels, during which he found means to familiarize and ingratiate himself in fuch a manner with the inhabitants, as enabled him to make many difcoveries which are kept as a fecret from Princes by thofe about them. ITALY.

Extra of a letter from an English officer in the fervice of the Empress of Ruffia, dated Lazarette, Leghorn, Nov. 11, 1771.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucefter is fo well recovered from his late dangerous illness as to be able to take the air every day. As foon as he arrived here, on the 30th of laft month, in a man of war from the Levant, his Highnefs fent immediately to compliment our lieutenant-general count Theodore Orlow on his arrival, and on funday last honoured his Excellency with

a vifit.

His Highnefs came in a chariot with lady Dick, attended by col. Rainsford, major Haywood, Sir John Dick, the captains Balfour and Jarvis, and Mr. Rutterford, the Ruffian agent in this port. His Highnefs converfed a confiderable time with his Excellency count Orlow, and feemed greatly delighted with the appearance of the Ruffian officers. Several antiquities, brought from different islands in the Archipelago, were fhewn to his Highness, which he feemed pleafed at the fight of. Afterward count Orlow caufed a fine Barbary horfe to be exersifed before his Highness, which he greatly admired. This creature was defigned by a Pacha as a prefent to the Grand Signor, and was taken by one of the Rufhan fhips in à vefiel bound for Conftanti

thecary.

James Lowe, of Liverpool, dealer.

Phineas Da Fonfeca, and Abraham Benjamin, ef Beer-lane, London, druggifts, dryfaiters, and copartners.

Miles Nightingale, of Fore Street, London, dry. falter. James Armstrong, and John Armstrong, of Car

life, partners and dealers.

Hugh Dalton, of Deal, in Kent, tea-dealer.
Samuel Noah, of Great Ayliffe-freet, Goodman's
Fields, merchant..

Stephen Haines, of Bristol, Butcher.

John Rowler, of Bucklersbury, London, Ware. houfemian.

Ifaac Moor, of Woolwich, in Kent, cooper. David Etherington, of North Shields, in Northumberland, Brewer.

Oliver Green, of Birmingham, dealer in china. Jacob Samuel, of Gravel lane, Houndíditch, merchant.

Mark Webb, of New River Hall, in St. Ann's, Limehoufe, vidualler and carpenter,

John Langrish, of Arundel, in Suffex, upholsterer. Walter Bell, of Witham, in Efex, linen-draper. William Kaye, of Bartholomew lane, London, merchant.

Jacob Friedeberg, of Booker's Gardens, Leadenhall-street, London, Hardwaredan. Ralph Hanner, of Liverpool, grocer.

Brian Dempley, of Skircoat, in the parish of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant.

William Johnfon, of Coventry, butcher. John Brown, and Richard Sanibrook, of Manchefter, dyers, and co-partners.

Robert Auchenclois, of St. George, Hanover-fquste, Jinen-draper.

Thomas Mazzingham, of Dover-ftreet, Picta'dilly, dealer in wines,

James Darley, of Snow Hill, London. Oilman.
James Bunn, the younger, of Northwaltham, in
Norfolk, Money-icrivener.
Richard Thompson, of Leeds, in Yorkshire,
mercer and linen draper.

William Anderson, of St. Paul's Church yard,
London, Bookfeller.

John Maydwell, of London, Drysälter.
Samuel Peate, of Hounflow, in Middlefex, but
now of Egham, in Surry, innholder and dealer
in horses.

Edward Loxham, of Liverpool, upholsterer.
Henry Nichol, of Leicester-itreet, St, Ann's, Soho,
William Bull, of Devizes, in Wilts, dealer in pigsi
taylor.
John Willock, the younger, of Flixton, în Lan:

cafhire, cornfactor.

bricklayer.

Jofiah Collins, of St. Mary, Iflington, Middlesex, William Wrenford, of Fore freet, London, grocer, James Whitehead, of Wandsworth, in Surry, Callico-printer.

Samuel Green of Liverpool, merchant. David Campbell, of Manchefter, filk-manufacturer and merchant.

Edmund Clegg, of Manchester, filk manufacturer and merchant.

Alcides, his reply to Junius

84

Children, young, an essay on the education

7

of.

253

Almida, a new tragedy, account of

American affairs, 421, 469, 523, 575, 620
Amours of Lord Skinflint
529
Annuities, obfervations on the fchemes for
granting them on supervisorship 319. Ab-
ftract of the deed of fettlement of the
358
fociety for granting
Antigallicans, proceedings of the fociety of
on St. George's day
232
Antiquarian fociety, lift of the members
of 363. Council and officers of the fo-
ciety, chofen

Apparitions, an effay on
Arabella, affecting history of

279

456

302

Articles, thirty-nine, of the church of
England, reflections on the revifion
of 344. See Subscription.

B.

Lift

231

56, 110, 175, 279, 473, 524
Bathurf, judge, created Lord Chancellor and
Baron Aptley

Beggar's opera, ftrictures on

53
483

Bellifle, M. account of his captivity among
553
the Attakapas in America
Benevolent fociety, proceedings of 24, 98,
123, 245, 308, 339, 387, 452,485
Bengal, terrible famine there 234, 469
Bergen in Norway, a deplorable fire

there

282

Bill of Rights, proceedings of the fociety
formed for the fapport of 230. The fo-
ciety entertained by the Lord Mayor 522
Bofton in New England, trial of the foldiers
there for tumult and murders
Bridge mafter, proceedings on the election
of
468, 516
Brighthelmftone, a defcription of that

town

109

223

C.

court

Choiseul, duke of, divefted of his employ-
ments, 55. Commotions thereupon, ibid.
A wing of his caftle falls down
576
Church of England, a vindication of, ad-
drefled to the author of the Confefli-
onal 131, 183. See Subfcription,
Cidal Achmet, hiftory of
Clementina, a new tragedy, account of 146
Comet, a new one difcovered
52
Common council, proceedings of the court
of 170, 230, 231, 280, 326, 327, 328,
420, 520, 619
Common people of England, vindicated
against the charge of fedition,
Compound intereft, the amazing increase
of money by

Confcience, an effay on

Conftantinople, dreadful fire there,
Conflitation, British, an effay on

185

321

344

236

188

Convention with Spain, relative to Falkland
iflands, figned 53. Proteft of the dif
fenting peers against 67. Tranflation of
the declaration and acceptance 187. Ra-
tified 109. State-papers relating to 138
Converfation, account of, the reigning to-
pics of

552

Coote, general, invefted with the Order of

the Bath

467
Corfe-cafle, in the isle of Purbec, defcrip-

tion and view of

370

Cornely's, Mrs. account of the rise of the
Italian opera at her house
Corfica, the French harraffed there by the

natives
Corfican anecdote
Crimes of pofitive inftitution,

on

93

525,578

556
an effay

298

386

435

Cripplegate-ward, a description of
Criticism, new canons of
Cromwell, Oliver, his character by Mrs.
224
Macaulay
Crossby, Brafs, Lord Mayor of London, a
committee appointed to aflift him in his
defence against the House of Com-
mons 172. Is fent to the tower, ibid.
His cafe argued in the court of Com-
mon Pleas 216, 232. Is releafed from
the tower 280. Prefents a Remonstrance
from the Livery to the King 374. Takes
a farvey of the Thames and Medway ri-
vers 376. Is deprived of two of the cu-
ftomary bucks fent from the cotteter's
office 419.
Takes up his freedom
at Rochester 522.

for his conduct during his Mayor-

alty

619

G.

ALLANTRY, hiftory of

marriage 564. Arrives from abroad 617

D.

of State
Hamburgh, great inundation there
Highlanders Scots, interesting anecdotes

of

424

201

449

263

Hiftory, affecting 391. Of Mrs. Croby
and her daughter Emma 488. Of Mr.
Sidney and Mifs Murray
Honefty, a poem, remarks on
Horne, Mr. his letter to Mr. Wilkes 37.
Teftimonies in his favour 41. Rife of
the quarrel between him and Mr.
Wilkes 73. Takes the degree of Mafter
of Arts
Houfhold, his Majefty's, account of the fe-
veral departments of

373

149

Human life, allegorical defcription of 395
Directions for the conduct of
435
Hutchins, Mrs. trial and execution of the
Jews for robbing her and murdering ber

man-

618

ACOB's English Peerage, defended

J.

259

Efcheats, a court of, held at Guildhall
Exodus, c. vi. v. 4. obfervations on
Eyre, Mr. taken up for stealing paper
Guildhall 517. Anecdotes of

376

Jagainst the reviewers.

63

from

557

F

97

Jackion's remarks on the Monthly Re-

view

127

James II. and the duke and dutchefs of
Monmouth, anecdotes of

Jehovah, an essay on the name of
Jeremiah, lamentations of

261

17

610

Jews, trial of, for the robbery of Mrs.

Hutchins, and murder of her fervent 618
Indian Theology, fome account of
Infamy, an essay on

606

619

353

Infidel parfon, a moral flory

542

306

311
Falkland Islands, the convention with Spain
relating to them figned 53, 107, 109. Hi-
fory of them 165. Delivered up to the
English
Family connexions, an essay on the danger
of in a free government
Farinelli, the famous Opera finger, anecdotes
of
272
Farmer on Miracles, examination of 444,
496, 540
Filial piety, extraordinary inflance of 401
France the military ftate of that king-
dom

621

French, an effay on the national fincerity

of

• 404
French and English nations, comparative
view of their genius
Funds, public, a hillory of

259

26

Inftallation of knights of the Garter, account
of 337. Scheme of the falls
377
Interest, Compound, the amazing accume-
lation of money by
321
Ireland, the House of Commons interrupted
by a mob 173. Protest of the Lords against
the addrefs of thanks for continuing Lord
Townshend 174. Disturbances at Dablin
281. Privy counsellors ftruck of 421.
Dr. Lucas's magnificent funeral 574.
Proceedings of the Houfe of Com

Eyre

562

Juries, remarks on their power in cafes of

N.

328

of

K.

405

35

516, 58
National virtue, an essay on
Newcastle, whimfical anecdote of the late

duke of

437

495

burgh

L.

New-York, flour fhing ftate of that city 620
Nightingal, Mis. killed by her infane

52

fon

Manufactures, the comparative value of
Marine officers of France, inftances of the
little emulation prevailing among them
585
Marriage, the forms and ceremonies of in
Reflia
44
Marriage, 55, 110, 175, 234, 423, 471, 523
Malquerade, a moral tale
265
Mathematical queftions and answers 132,
185, 225, 267, 359, 457, 499, 515, 533
Merchant Taylor's ichool, chronological fe-
ries of the mafters of
315
Millbrook church, account and view of 558
Morgan, fquire, memoirs of him and his
spouse

Mortality, general bill of for the year

1771

Moscow, plague and insurrection there
Reftored to quiet

Mungo and his miflrefs, dialogue

tween

Muncal gloffary

App. 771.

Nobility, essay on the pride of

468

297

Northern elopement, or the amours of the
Scots worthies

Nullum tempus bill, foundation of

0.

477

154

AINTING, an explanation of the tech-
nical terms in

258
Paoli, account of his tour to Scotland 433
Paris, the parliament of, fuppreffed and the
members banished 111, Its jerifdiction
branched out into five fuperiour courts
175, 235- Commotions there
283
Parifian Opera girl, curious fiory of 607.
Parifian husband, ditto, ibid.
Pertness and pedantry, an inftance of
hilanthropos, his letter to M. M. 128
Poland, affairs of, 111, 284, 331, 424, 621.

352

King of, an attempt on his life 577.
Confpirators taken
621
Political club, debates of 3, 59, 117, 177,
239, 287, 333, 81, 429, 500, 535, 587
Poor knights of Windfor, ordered to refide
there
467
Portfoken-ward, of the city of London, a
fhort account of
244
Prefton, captain, arrives from Boston, 52
Pride of nobility, an effay on- 297
Priefly, Dr. vindication of his effay on go-
vernment go. Reply to di to 91, 160,
254, 313. A card to
386
Printers, parliamentary proceedings against
155
Provifions, remarks on the high prices of