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Nootka-Sound, Advices from, 319.
Orléans, Duke, imprifoned, 318.
Oftend evacuated by the French, 314.
Paris, the Murderer, token, and kills him-
felf, 158.
Parliamentary Debates. Answer to Addrefs,
48- Alien Bill, 49, 50, 57.- Augmen-
tation of Seamen, 54 Afignat-Bul, 55
-Eaft-India Trade, 58, 282 Bishop of
St. Da id's Sermon, 129-the King's M-f-
fig, 130, 135, 137-Protest, 133- Mr.
Hey's Sermon, 136-Proteft, 197 - the
King's Metlage, 198, 201 Trial of Mr.
Haftings, 201— - Prohibition of exporting
Corn, 201-War with France, 203, 210,
214-Buming am Riots, 209 Reform
in Parliament, 217 Barracks, 281
Slave-Trade, 283. 367- Can. Is, 283
Committee of Inquiry, 284-The Bucget,
287 Traiterous Correfpondence, 290,
292, 367 368, 369, 379, 372, 374,
377- Divorce Bills, 201- Infolvent Deb-
tors Bill, 366 Scotch Borough Reform,
374-The Loan, 375Lord Aukland's
Memorial, 458, 461 Eaft-India Bill,
458.

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Parr, Old, Account of, 243.
Pennant, Thomas, Account of, 323.
Price, Dr. Letter from, 403.

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Prophecy concerning French Revolution, 84.

Queen's Birth-Day, Account of, 75
Kheims Cathedral, Account of, 2.
Robbery by a Servant, 74.
Robinfon, Mrs. Account of, 3.
Rot in Sheep, a cue, 248.
Saint Denis, Account of, 186.
Salt in Agriculture, Benefit of, 88.
Smeat n, Mr. Account of, 165, 260.
Somerfet-Houfe, Critique on, 46, 178.
Sommers Lord, Anecdotes of, 4
from, 5.

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Spanish Register-Ship taken, 396-Contents
of it, ib.

Speke, Hugh, Account of, 246-Letter fromj

ib.

State-Papers. Monf. Chauvelin to Lord
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cial Note of the executive Power of France,
121 - Note from M. Chauvelin to Lord
Grenville, 123 Lord Grenville's Note in
Reply, 125-Note from Lord Grenville to
M. Chauvel n, 125-Letter from M. Chau-
velin to Lord Grenville, 126 Answer by
Lord Grenville, ib. Memorial of Lord
Auckland to the States General; 127 -
Declaration of the King of Pruffia refpecting
Poland, 128 Proteft of the confederated
Republic of Poland against the Entrance of
the Pruffian Troops, 221-Manifesto of
the States General in Anfwer to Dumou-
rier's Proclamation, 223 - Declaration of
the Prince of Orange, 227 Edict of the
Empress of Ruffia to her Senate, 294 –
Manifefto and Declaration of his Pruffian
Majefty to the City of Dantzick, 295-
Letter from Dumourier to the Convention,
246 Dumourier to the French nation,
298 Second Proclamation of Dumourier
to the French Natión, 301 — Memorial to
the States General by Lord Auckland and
Count Starhemborg, 303 Declaration of
War by Spain against France, 303-Reply
to the Memorial of Lord Auckland and
Count Starhemborg, 380-New Partition
of Poland Declaration of the Empe-
rer of Germany. 38 Manifefto of the
Empress of Ruffia, 38 - Prufian Decla
ration, 382 Ruffian Declaration, 384-
Note by the General Confederation to the
Frprets of Ruffia, 464,
Suicide, remarkable one, 319.
Sutherland, James, Letters from him to Mr.
Courten y, 169.

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