THE

CONTENTS.

N. B. The Sheets Qand R being, by the
Printer's Mistake, folio'd with the fame
Numbers; We have diftinguish'd the
latter thus, (R).

A

A.

CTS pafs'd in Ireland, p. 232 (R)

Acts of Security, and not about Peace and
War, pafs'd in Scotland, order'd to be re-

pealed, p. 289.

Acts pass'd in Great Britain, p. 295. 301. 323. 331.'
339. 355.358.

ADDRESS, of the University of Cambridge, p.

211. Of Eaft-Retford, p. 213. Of New-Wind-

for, p. 215. Of the Diffenting-Ministers, p. 216.

Of Brackley, p. 217. Of the French Refugees,

p. 218. Of the Lieutenancy of London, p. 235.

Of the Commons of Ireland, to the Queen, p. 240:

And to the Lord Lieutenant, p. 225. (R) of the

Lords to the Queen, p. 227. (R) And to the Lord

Lieutenant, p. 229. (R) of the Commons to the

Lord Lieutenant, p. 235. (R) of the Lords, p. 229.

of both Houses, p. 301. Of the Lords, p. 315.

Of the Commons, p. 323. 331. Of both Houfes,

P. 334. Of the Commons, 339. 342. Of the

Lords,

Lords, p. 344. Of the Commons, p. 354 357)
358. Of the Lords, 361. 365.

Admirals appointed, p. 308.

Admiralty, bold Speeches of fome Merchants against it,
p. 263. Provides a Fleet with incredible Diligence,
p. 337.

Alcyra, taken, p. 33.

Allies, divided in their Projects, p. 67.

Almanza, Battle there, p. 15.

ANNE, fee QUEEN.

Arms of Great Britain, a Scheme of them, p. 224.

Arragon, the Priviledges of that Kingdom fupprefs'd,

p. 25.

Afgill, Mr. Proceedings against him, 262. Dif-

charg'd out of Cuftody, p. 293. His Book cenfur'd,

and himself expell'd the House of Commons, p. 294.

Afturias, Prince of, born, p. 127.

B.

BANK of England, an Account of the great De
mands upon it, occafion'd by the Threats of an

Invafion, p. 355-

Battle of Almanza, p. 15.

Baud, Claude, committed, p. 307.

Berne, Canton of, their Anfwer to Prince Conti's Let.
ter, p. 136. And to the French Ambassador's,
P. 139. They refolve to affift the Principality of Neuf-
chatel, p. 192. 200. 202.

Berwick, Duke of, repulfed at the Bridge of Tortoza,

p. 23.

Benfançon, Parliament of, their Decree about Neuf-
chatel, p. 188.

Bindon, Earl of, fworn a Privy-Counsellor, p. 306.
BING, Sir George, fails after the French Fleet,
p. 338. His Account of the Enemies Disappoint-
ment, p. 251. & Seqq.

Blackall, Offspring, Dr. made Bishop of Exeter,

P. 373.

Blood, Brigadier General, Dies, p. 381.

BOYLE, Right Honourable Henry, made Princi-

pal Secretary of State, p. 308.

C. CA.

C.

Cadogan, Major General, provides Ten Battalions
to be tranfported into Great-Britain, p. 337.
Appointed Envoy Extraordinary, p. 372.

Camifars, fee Prophets.

Campaign, in Spain, p. 8. in Flanders, p. 56. In

Italy and Provence, p. 66.

Capua Surrenders, p. 119.

Bardigan, Earl of, turns Proteftant, P. 373.
Charlemont, Lord Viscount of his Difference with the
Earl of Peterborough, p. 374.

Chivalry, Court of, held, p. 367.

Ciudad-Rodrigo taken, p. 131.

Clans of Scotland, Bill to diffolve them dropt, p. 339.
COMMONS of Great Britain, their Address to
the Queen, at the Opening of the First Parliament,
P. 250. Their Refolutions about the Affairs of Spain,
p. 289. 314. For the Exportation of Welch Cloth,
p. 290. For making the Union more compleat, ibid.
About the Trade to Portugal, p. 291. For the Securi-
ty of Trade, p. 293. About the Supply, p. 300. A-
bout Captain Kerr. p. 301. 303. 324. They adjourn,
P. 304. Their farther Proceedings, p. 310. & Seqq.
They return Thanks to the High Admiral, p. 356.

Conti, Prince of, his Letter to the Canton of Bern,

p. 135 He protests against the Proceedings of the

Tribunal of Neufchatel, p. 149. His Letter to Four

of the Swiss Cantons, p. 150.

Cowper, Lord, made Chancellor of Great Britain,

p. 225.234.

Craven, Lord, chofen Governour of Carolina, p. 373.

Czar, his Letter to the Queen, P. 225.

D.

DAfhwood, Sir Francis, made a Baronet, p. 372.
Dawes, Sir William, made Bishop of Chester,

P. 373.

Denia, befieged, p. 25. The Siege raised, ibid.

Devonshire, Duke of, dies, p. 238. (R) His Cha·

racter, p. 239. (R),

Dilks, Sir Thomas, dies, p. 380.
Dungannon, Viscount, dies, p. 379.

E.

FAft-India-Company, Refolutions in their Favour,

p. 313.

Edwards, Commodore, Refolutions about him, p. 263.

Equivalent, Commiffioners to manage it, p. 234.

Efcalona, Duke of, retires to Gaeta, 117.

Effex, Earl of, made Conftable of the Tower, p. 372.

EUGENE, Prince, he is for marching into Dauphi-

né, p. 69. He yields to the Scheme of the British

and Dutch Envoys, p. 70. His March into Pro-

vence, p. 72. & Seqq. He takes Suza, p. 113.

Excifes, Commiffioners of the, in Scotland appointed,

p. 225.

F.

FAST, appointed, p. 305.

Flanders, Campaign there p. 56.

Fleet, Refolutions about it, p. 259.

Floy'd, Major-General, dies, p. 380.

Forces in England march to Scotland, p. 345.

French King, his Letter to the Archbishop of Paris,
p. 20. 127. 131.

French, they exact great Contributions from Germany,
p. 40. They fend great Detachments towards Pro-
vence, p. 41. They repafs the Rhine, p. 46. Their
Endeavours to Engage the King of Sweden in a
Rupture with the Emperor, p. 49. They fuffer much
in their Retreat in Flanders, p. 61. They are beat
from the Hill of St. Catherine, p. 91. They attack
the Confederates in their Camp before Toulon,
p. 98.

French Fleet, with the Pretender on Board, fails for

Scotland, p. 338. Their, Defign disappointed,

P. 346.

French Refugees, fee Refugees.

French Prophets, fee Prophets.

Furnese, Sir Henry, made a Baronet, P. 372.

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