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THOMAS Lozanory Frefneda, late of Red-
lion-court, Weft-Smithfield, merchant.
William Bill the younger, and Edward Cureton,
of Aldermanbury, London, haberdashers.
John Lazenby, of St. Mary-le-Bonne, tallow
chandler. Jofiah Smale, of Macclesfield,
Cheshire, button-maker. John Boorn, late
of New Sarum, Wilts, baker. Matthew
Salt, of Manfion-house-street, London, grocer.
Andrew Gibbs, of Newgate-market, carcafe-
butcher. Edward Pryce, of Gray's-Inn,
money-fcrivener. John Taylor, late of Bol-
ton in the Moors, Lancashire, maltfter.
Richard Dickon, of Pontefract, Yorkshire,
grocer. [The above name, in a former
Gazette, Richard Dickfon."] John Par-
fons, of New Shoreham, Suffex, draper and
inn-keeper. John Teafdale, of Liverpool,
druggift. James Fry, late of Blandford
Forum, Dorfet, innholder. John Heath,
formerly of Cheddleton, Stafford, but now of
Norton in the Moors, in Stafford, carrier.
John Martin Sawyer, of London (partner
with Peter Henry Morel and William Blogg,
of Savannah, in the States of Georgia, in
North America, merchants, carrying on trade
in London, under the firm of Morel, Sawyer
and Blogg). Stephen Doorns, of Feverfham,
in Kent, bookseller. James Wilmot, of
Exeter, dyer. Thomas Dennet, of Prefton,
in Suffex, money-fcrivener. Martha Lloyd,
of Rhayader, Radnorshire, mercer and draper.
Penelope Hooton, of Falmouth, Cornwall,
grocer. Edward Lane and Francis Reeder,
jun of Birmingham, edge-tool-makers and
partners. Robert Bird, fen. of Andover,
Hampshire, Scrivener. James Macartney,

of Epfom, Surrey, innholder. James Tipper,
jun. of Falmouth, Cornwall, fcrivener. Job
Swinchatt, of the Strand, Middlesex, linen-
draper. Robert Hebblethwaite, of Liver-
pool, merchant. Richard Beresford, of Mac-
clesfield, Cheshire, mercer. George Enfell,
of the parish of Dudley, Worcestershire,
glass-maker. John Serecold, of Love-lane,
London, merchant. Jonathan Angas, of
London, factor. John Knight, of Catfhall-
Mill, near Godalmin, Surrey, paper-maker.
Arthur Goodwin, of Whitcomb-street, Weft-
minfter, currier. John Snow Hare, of
Chester, money fcrivener. John Cooper, of
Hanover-fquare, and Francis Rowley, late
of

Albion-buildings, Alderfgate-street, mer
chants. Jofeph Wolf, of Bafinghall-ftreet,
merchant. Jofeph Pyall, of Chefim in
Bucks, fhop-keeper. Edward Kings, of Wor-
cester, glover. Robert Parfons, of Bridg
water, Somersetshire, grocer. Thomas Frank-
lin, of Downham market, Norfolk, grocer.
George Wooborne, of Long-acre, coach.
maker. James Graham, of Berwick-upon-
Tweed, grocer. Nicholas Joyce, late of
York-buildings, merchant. William Elmes,
of Redlion-street, merchant. William Pear-
fon, of the parish of St. George in the East,
Middlefex, victualler. Henry Burgess, late
of Bofton, Lincolnshire, ftationer. James
Whitaker, of Mill-lane, Tooley-freet, South-
wark, fail-maker. William Guest, of King's-
Norton, Worcestershire, wick-yarn-maker.
John Colquhoun, of Whitehaven, Cumber-
land, merchant, William Hopton, of Cual-
ford, Gloucestershire, clothier. Benjamin
Seymour, of Kent-road, Surrey, rope-maker,

To VOL. IX. OF THE

EUROPEAN

MAGAZINE.

ESSAYS, DEBATES, NAMES OF AUTHORS, ANECDOTES, &c.

ABYSSINIA, fome account of Mr. Arabia, Chemistry well understood there,

Bruce's travels in, 252
Accidents, 132, 461
Account of Richard Glover, Efq. 1.-of the
Heirefs, a comedy, 8-of Profeffor Gre-
gory, 9-of Cuthbert Shaw, 14-of the
Organ of Hearing in Filhes, 16-of the
Bishop of Worcester's fermon before the
House of Peers, 112-of Love in a Camp,
a farce, 129 of the Projects, a farce,
ib—of Mrs. Barbauld, 139*—of Comte
de Vergennes, 140*-of Dr. Jebb, 157
of the Captives, a tragedy, 207-of
Werter, a tragedy, 209-of the Peruvian,
an opera, ib-of the death of Prince Leo-
pold of Brunfwick, 210-of Mrs. Fitz-
berbert, 227-of Comte de Cagliostro,
228, 327 of the Right Hon. William
Eden, 307-of Captain Edward Thompson,
357*-of a boxing Match, 374-of
William Hayley, Efq. 385-of George
Robert Fitzgerald, Efq. 387

Act of Parliament, the shortest ever known,
326

326

Arms of the Japanese, 402

Army, General Officers of, appear in a new
uniform, 465

Arts flourished in Egypt at an early period,
324

Bank of England, Directors of, 299
Bankrupts, number of, in 1785, 57
Baptifms, remarkable number of, 466
Barbauld, Mrs. account of, 139*
Barometer, state of, ii, 70, 148#, 226,
306, 384

Benevolence, anecdote of, 401
Birth day, (King's) dreffes on, 402

(Queen's) dreffes on, 130

Balls, account of, 130, 402
Blake, Capt, ascends with a Balloon, 462
Blanchard, M. performs his 17th aerial ex-
curfion, 372

Books, tafte in the choice of recommended,
85

Borulawfki, Count, a dwarf, account of,
329

Addrefs of the House of Peers on the King's Bofwell's Tour to the Hebrides, extracts from,
fpeech, 111

Adultery, punishment of, in Connecticut,

62

Aerial Voyage by Captain Blake and Mr.

Redman, 462-by M. Blanchard, 372
Agriculture, practice of, in Japan, 316-
promotes Civilization, 351

Albion Mill, the largest in the world, be-
gan working, 299

17, 92-Letters in defence of the Tour,
396

Boxing Match at New-Market, account of,

374

Brandy, its ufe, pernicious, in fcorbutic
habits, 75

Brecknock, Timothy, anecdotes of, 392-
convicted of the murder of Meffrs. M'Don-
nel and Hypfon, 390-Executed, 391

Alchemy, prohibited by the Pope, 326- Bruce, James, Efq. fome account of his

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Ceremony of inauguration of a column to the Egypt, the arts flourished there at an early
honour of M. Blanchard, 136

Character of Mr. Glover, by Dr. Brocklesby,

5-of Eudoxus, 393
Characters, by Dr. Johnson, 17

Charges exhibited against Warren Hastings,
Efq. 280

Chateau de Ferney, defcription of, 310
Chemistry, effay on the rife and progrefs of,
323, 404—an inexhaustible subject, 405
Child, the litigated, 400

Chronology of the most remarkable events
of 1785, 54

Circumstances attending the death of Rouf
feau, 110

Clergy, their duty as examples, 394
Clown and Tradefmen, a tale, 214
Club, the critical, 238

Cobb, Mr. anecdotes of as an author, 182
Comparison between laughing and fenti-
mental comedy, 97*

Convicts, number of capital ones for the
Lent Circuit, 301.

Cook, Captain, particulars of his life and
character, 31-Mr. Samwell's narrative
of his death, 427

Cook, Thomas, letter from, to Mr. Baker, 91
Coral, Mifs, hiftory of, 36

Corn, price of, iv, 140, 138*, 226, 306,
384

Cornet Caftle in Guernsey, account of its
blowing up by lightning, 335
Country life, eulogy on, 407
Country Wedding, a bidding to, 463
Cradle of Security, an old play, account of
395

Crofs, ceremony of trampling on, in Japan,
316

Cumberland, Duke and Duchefs of, vifit the
Pope, 3 72

Cuftoms of Indians in North America, 398.
Debates in Parliament, 42-48, 111-120,
184-203, 268-285, 353-362, 430,
-452

Denmark, Princefs of, married, 460
Defcription of Ermenonville, 155-of Lud-
low castle, 232-of Raghery fland,
258-of a flying bridge, 259-of the
Giants Causeway, 266-of Chateau de
Ferney, 310-of the ruin of King John's
houfe at Warnford, 334

Difcoveries, 132, 133, 374, 460, 461, 463
Diftillation of fpirituous liquors, a fatal in-
vention to mankind, 75

Dog, fagacity of one, 61-affifts in the Sal-
mon Fishery, 260

Drefs of Japancfe, ftri&ly national, 236
Duel, 464

Dwarfs, account of, 328

Eaft India Company, Directors of, 300-
new arrangement of their fervants, 301
Eden, Right Hon. William, account of, 307
-his letter to Lord Shelburne, 308

period, 323

Ejectment, decision in a cause of, 378
Elegies, Welch, 339, 340

Epifode, Milton's advantage over Homer and
Virgil, in, 81

Epitome of Dr. Apthorp's difcourses on pro-
phecy, 348

Enclosures promote population, 419
Ermenonville, description of, 155
Errors of painters, 241

Efay on the rife and progrefs of Chemistry,
323, 404

Eudoxus, character of, 393

Evelyn, John, his defcription of the man-
ners, &c. of a foregoing age, 73

Euler, L. memoirs of, 81-lofes his fight
by too intenfe Atudy, 82-fome of his
most important labours completed when
blind, 83-his knowledge extenfive, 84
Eulogy on a country life, by M. Mercier,
407

Executions, 62, 63, 64, 136, 213, 299,

301, 466, 467

Exercife, its ufe as a prefervative from the
fcurvy, 76

Exhibition at the Royal Academy, 311
Fable of the countryman and bee, 238
Farmers confidered as the most useful citizens
in Japan, 316

Fecundity, remarkable inftance of, 372
Feudal Power, comment on, 414
Fires, 132, 134, 378, 464

Fishes, account of the organ of hearing in,
16

Fitzgerald, George Robert, Efq. account of,

387-imprifons his Father, 389-con-
victed of the murder of Mr. M'Donnel,
390-his fpeech on fentence of death be
ing paffed on him, ib-executed, 391.
Fitzherbert, Mrs. account of, 227
Florio and Lucilla, a moral tale, 244
Flying Bridge described, 259

Fortunes, lift of, made in the East Indies,
465

Fragments by Leo, 13, 238
Fraud, new fpecies of, 62
Free Mafons, reply of one to the Prefident of
the Academy at Munich, 57
Free Thinking, reflections on, 90
Garter, the number of Knights of the Order
of increased, 463.

Germany, Emperor of, his edict against the
Papal power, 58-reicript against the

Free Mafons, 59--edict against gaming, 132
Giants Causeway defcribed, 260
Gillies, Dr.ftrictures on his History of Greece,

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Great Men, few uniformly fo, 319-ex-
emplified in Dr Johnson, ib
Great Women, their rank among the In-
dians, 400

Gregory, Profeffor, account of, 9
Grief, the best relief under" it, 393
Gustavus Adolphus, particulars relating to his
death, 460

Halfewell Eaft-India ship, particulars of the
lofs of, 60

Haftings, Warren, Efq. charged with high
crimes and misdemeanors, 280-defends
himself at the bar of the House of Com-
mons, 357, 358-evidence examined
against him, 358-impeached, 452
Hayley, William, Efq. account of his life and
writings, 385

Health, the best means of preferving it in
fevere cold climates, 22, 74

Heat, the most friendly mode of procuring
it, 76

Heire's (the) a comedy, account of, 8
Henderson, Mr. lift of characters he appear-
ed in, 11

Hereford Cathedral, its weft tower falls,

373

Heron, Mr. remarks on his philosophy, 87
Highway-rate, application of one, 418
Hiftorical paintings, remarks on, 311, 314
Hiftory of a Virtuofo's daughter, 36
Holme, in Herefordshire, account of, 392
Homer, his defcription of a duel, 239
Horses, their number and ufe in the family

of Lord Percy in 1512, 240
Houfes of the Japanese defcribed, 313
Hunter, Mr. his account of the organ of hear
ing in fithes, 16

Japanese, obfervations on the manners, &c.

of, 233, 313, 401-defcription of their
perfons, 233-drefs, 236-houses, 313
-account of their meals, 314-their ig-
norance in medicine and anatomy, 315-
practice of agriculture, 316-method of
computing time,ib-ceremony of trampling
on the cross, ib-their religion, 402-
arms, ib

Ideas, the most elevated acquired in the
country, 458

Jebb, Dr. John, account of his life and
writings, 157-his letter to the Bishop of
Norwich on refigning his living, 158
Indians in North America, cuftoms of, 398
John's (King) houfe at Warnford, ruin of
defcribed, 334

King's Speech at opening the feffion of par-
liament, 41

Laughing and Sentimental comedy, com-
parifon between, 97*

Lawyers, their number leffened at Berlin,
461

Leaves from the Piozzian Wreath, 142, 247,

317

Leo, fragments by, 13, 238

Letter from Thomas Cooke to Mr. Baker,

91

from the Duchefs of Buckingham to
her Lord, 144

from Dr. Jebb to the Bifhop of Nor-
wich, 158

from the Right Hon. William Eden to
Lord Shelburne, 308

Letters (two) from Mr. Bofwell, in defence
of his Tour to the Hebrides, 397
Literary and Philofophical Society of Man.
chefter, lift of, 32 regulations of, ib
London Hospital, remarkable bequest to,
461
Longevity, obfervations on, 145
Tables of, 146

Circumstances neceffary to, 149
Lift af, for 1785, 213
Inftance of, 379

Lottery Tickets, fubfcription price of, 461
Love in a Camp, a farce, account of, 129
Lucilla and Florio, a moral tale, 244
Ludlow Castle, defcription cf, 232
Macartney, Lord, arrives from the Eaft-
Indies, 61-Particulars the duel be
tween him and Gen. Stuart, 464
Madoc, a Welch Prince, firft difcovers
America, 337

Magnesian Earth, a masterly differtation on,

347

Mankind, promptitude of to decry the prefent
age, 73

Manufactures, arrets of the French King in
favour of, 63

Medal on the peace between the Dutch and
the Emperor, description of, 132
Meditation upon a stage play, 395

upon a Nobleman's pedigree, 396
Memoirs of the Literary and Philofophical
Society of Manchester, extract from, 91
20, 74, 77, 145

of the life and writings of M.

Euler, 81
Mercier, M. his Eulogy on a country life,

407

Milton, his epifodes more connected with
his fubject than thofe of Homer and
Virgil, 81

Mind, fources of its pleasure from the exer
cife of its faculties, 77
Mineral Waters, obfervations on drinking,
150

Montague Eaft-India ship burnt, 379
Monthly Catalogue of publications, 231,
384

Morality, ftrongly recommended in the Qua
ker's yearly epiftle, 467
Mother and no Mother, an anecdote, 400
Murder, confeffion of, 468

Murderers, providential difcovery of, 375
Murders, 297, 350, 374, 375, 377, 465
Museum, Sir Ashton Lever's difpofed of by
lottery, 215
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Museum

Mufeum, Portland, fale of, 464
Mufic, effay on the different fchools of, 96
Mufical Profeffor, faying of one, 321
Mufical Festival, produce of, 468
Natural Philofophy compared to a Pyramid,
405

Norman Bachelor, a tale, 441
Northumberland Household Book, extract
from, 240
Duke of, lies in state, 466
buried, ib.-legacies to parish poor, ib.
Oak, English, its mode of growth, 27-the
most useful of trees, ib.—account of fome
remarkable ones, 26-its value at mar.
ket more than equals the flowness of its
growth, 82

Obfervations by Dr. Johnfon, 17, 92

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Philofophy of Mr. Heron, remarks on, 87
Piozzian Wreath, leaves from, 142, 247,
317

Pleasure, the exercise of our mental faculties
the greatest, 77, 81

Political State of the Nation and of Europe,
5, 71, 211, 295, 309, 458
Poor rate, experiment to leffen it at Painf
wick, 373

method whereby it was leffened
at Bradford, 374
Population promoted by enclosures, 419
Prefents, 465, 466

Proceedings in the Houfe of Commons, on
the addrefs in answer to the King's fpeech,
46--on the Militia bill, 113, 115, 117, 197,
434-on the Army Eftimates, 117-on
the Fortifications, 118, 185, 189, 191,
437-on the Production of India Papers,

187, 193, 275-on the Shop Tax, 189,
193, 194, 200--on the Navy Eftimates, 191
on the Mutiny bill, 199-on the India
Judicature bill, 200, 203, 274, 279-00
the Report of the Select Committee, 273,
277 on the new Taxes, 278, 361-on
the Difqualifying bill, 279-the Proceed-
ings against Mr. Haftings, 280, 353, 358,
434, 436, 444, 447, 450, 452-on the
Civil Lift, 281, 282-on the Finance bill,
282, 359, 433, 435-on the Salaries of
the Scotch Judges, 284-on the Quebec
Petition, 356-on printing Tax bills, 439
-on the Perfumery bill, 440-on the
Meffage from the Houfe of Peers, ib.—
on the Greenland Fishery bill, 442-on
the Rohilla War, 444, 447-on the Wine
Duty bill, 448, 449-upon the Rajah of
Benares, 450, 45&

Proceedings in the Houfe of Peers on the
Addrefs in answer to the King's Speech,
43-on the Mutiny bill, 268-on the
Shop Tax bill, 270-on the India Judi-
cature bill, ib.-on the Civil List, 271,
360*- 1on the Stourbridge Canal bill,
430 on the Surplus Fund bill, 430, 431
Projects (the) a farce, account of, r29
Prophet, a pretended one started up in the
Ottoman empire, 57

Pruning of Timber Trees, obfervations on
28

Public Receipt and Expenditure, abstract of,
273

Punishment, an exemplary one, inflicted in
Japan, 235

Raghery Ifland described, 258
Rain, effay on the defcent of, 344
Raynal, Abbe, his address to the Americans,
59

Redman, Mr. afcends with a balloon, 462
Reflections on Freethinking, 90
Reformation in the Epifcopal Church at Phi-
ladelphia, 299

Reichardt, Mr. remarks on his musical com-
pofitions, 320

Rein-deer's Blood, a falutary drink in cold
climates, 75

Remarks on fome attempts to pass the win-
ter in high northern latitudes, 20, 74
on Mr. Heron's Philofophy, 87
on Dr. Goldfmith's Eflay on the
Schools of Mufic, 153
Rhyme, objections to its ufe, 77-seems ne-

ceffary to Poetry in modern Languages, ib.
Robberies, fingular ones, 61, 62, 213, 467
Roberts, Capt. particulars of his murder, 377
Rousseau, circumstances attending his death,

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