Howe, lord; his circular letter fent to
the governors of the American pro-
vinces on his arrival on the coat of
Maffachufett's Bay, and an enclofed
declaration addreffed to the inhabi-
tants; with the refolutions and pro-
ceedings of the continental congrefs
relative to both, xix. [257. 259]→
Genuine correfpondence between him
and dr. Franklin, xx. [261. 264]—
Another circular letter, and the three
declarations and offer of pardon
granted by him, and others, his ma-
jefty's commiffioners; and the refolu-
tion of Congrefs upon the fame, xx.
[292. 297]

Hungary; the brief of pope Bene-
dict XIV. for conferring the title of
apoftolical queen on the queen of Hun-
gary, tranflated, i. [162. 164]-De-
claration of the emprefs queen of, re-
lating to the intended congrefs at
Augiburgh in 1761, fimilar to thofe
delivered at London on the part of
Ruffia, Sweden, and Poland, iv. [272,
273]-The definitive treaty of peace
between the emprefs queen and the
king of Pruffia, v. [247. 249]-Sepa-
rate act, relating to this treaty, vi.
[213, 214]-Notification of the act
by which the has nominated the pre-
fent emperor to the co-regency of her
hereditary dominions, viii. [272]—
Manifetto and declaration concerning
the legal and hoftile enterprizes of
his Pruffian majesty, in oppofition to
the natural and legitimate rights of
the empress queen to the fucceffion of
Lower Bavaria in 1778, xxi. [311.
315]

Ratisbon on the 6th of December
1758, ii. 203, 204

India, Eaft, Company; petitions of, par-
liamentary debates, bills, and pro-
ceedings relating to, x. [41*. 45*-.
180. 184]-xi. [76*. 78*. 219. 221]
-xii. [61, 62*]-xiv. [71*, 72*]
-XV. [101*. 104*. 145. 148. 201
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[94. 110]-xxii. 215]

Indies, Eaft, the; papers relating to the
difputes between the English and
Dutch in this country in 1759, iii.
[235. 237]-The treaty between the
Eat India Company and Jaffier Aly
Cawn, on the 10th of July 1753, vii.
[188. 192]

Indians, the; treaty of peace concluded
with, at Eafton, by the governors of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, in 1758,
on the part of Great Britain, ii. 191.

203.

India, Weft; merchants and planters,
petition to the houfe of commons on
American affairs, xviii. [62]-to the
houfe of lords upon the fame fubječt,
[72, 73]-Their addrefs and petition
to his Majefty, Dec. 16th, 1778, xxi.
[304, 305]

Jonton, fir William; his preliminary
articles of peace, friendfhip, and al-
liance, entered into by him on the
part of the English, and by the depu-
ties fent from the whole Seneca na-
tion, April 3, 1764, vi. [179]
Ireland; fpeech of his excellency George
Duk, earl of Halifax, lord lieute-
nant, &c. of this kingdom, to the first
Irish parliament after the acceflion of
his prefent majesty, iv. [251. 253] —
Speech of his excellency Hugh earl of
Northumberland, lord lieutenant, &c.
&c. October 11, 1763, vi. [196, 197]
-addrefs of the lords to his majetty,
with his majesty's most gracious an-
fwer, on the occafion of the earl of
Northumberland's speech, [198, 199]
-Addrefs of the commons to his ma-
jefty, in relation to a bill for limiting
the duration of parliaments in, ix.
[229, 230]-addrefs of both houfes
of parliament to his excellency Francis
earl of Hertford, lord lieutenant, &c.
&c. [230. 232]-fpeech of the earl of
Hertford, June 7, 1766, [232. 234]-
Addrefs of both houfes of parliament
to his majesty and lord viscount Town-
fhend, in October 1767, x. [236.240]
-Proteft against any abridgement of

the

Admiralty, relating to impress warrants,
[204, 205]-petition and remon-
trance, July 10th, 1771, xiv. [192;
193]-xv. [83]-Pelition and re-
monftrance, March 26th, 1773, xvi.
[209, 210]-Addrefs on the birth of
prince Adolphus Frederick, xvii. [99]

petition, previous to the royal affent
to the Quebec bill, [232, 233]-Peti-
tion and remonstrance on American
grievances, April 10th, 1775, xviii.
[112, 113*. 93. 104. 106]
London; gentlemen, merchants, and tra-

ders of the city of, address to his ma-
jefty on the peace, vi. [202]—Address
to his majesty on the tumults in 1769,
xii, [195, 196]-Petition to the house
of cominions on American affairs, No-
vember 3,1775, xviii.[170]—Address,
memorial, and petition to his majesty
on North American affairs, on Octo-
ber 11, 1775, xviii. [267, 268]-ad-
drefs on the fame tubject, [269]-ad-
drefs of the liverymen of, on the fame
fubject, [271, 272]-And on the fame
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231, 232]
London; magistrates of, imprisoned, and
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Lords, the spiritual and temporal, in par-

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fucceffes in 1759, with his majesty's
anfwer, ii. 259. 261-To his majesty
George III. on his acceffion, iii. [250.
252]-On recommending a law to
make the cominiflions of the judges
perpetual during their good behaviour,
notwith.tanding any future demife of
the crown, iv. [243, 244]-on his
majesty's nuptials, and his recommen-
dation of an adequate provifion for the
queen, &c. [248, 249]-On the fuc-
cefs of his majesty's arms in 1751 and
1762, and the preliminary articles of
peace being figned, v. [181, 182]-on
the articles of peace being concluded
and communicated to parliament,
[231, 232]-On November 15, 1763,
vi. [193, 194]—On January 11, 1765,
viii. [254, 255]-in April 1765, on
the
bill, [257, 258]—In Jan,
regency
1766, ix. [217, 218]-in November
1766, [221, 222]-In November
1767, X. [231, 232]-In November
1768, xi. [273, 274]-On January
the 9th, 1770, xiii. [245. 247]-on
November the 13th, 1770, [253, 254]

On January the 21ft, 1772, XV.

M.

MAN, the ifle of; abftract of the act for

annexing the lordship of to the
crown, upon the furrender of the duke
and duchefs of Athol in 1765, viii.
[262]

Maria Therefa, emprefs queen of Hun-
gary; honoured by the Pope with the
title of Apoftolical Queen, i. 162, 163.
Marriage bill, royal ; paffed, with debates
upon it, xv. [90*. 96*. 82, 83. 86.88]

Provision made by parliament for
the younger branches of the royal fa-
mily, xxi. [175*, 176*.176]
Maffachufett's Bay, New England, ad-
drefs of the house of reprefentatives of,
to governor Bernard, June the 5th,
1766, ix. [179. 182]-Copy of the
agreement entered into by the intra-
bitants of, Sept. 5th, 1768, xi. [235.
237]-proceedings at Bofton on vari
ous days of the fame month, [237.
241]copy of the circular letter fent
to feveral towns within the province of,
[241, 242]—and famous, fpirited, and
judicious anfwer to it by the inhabit-
ants of Hatfield, [243. 246]-papers
which paffed between governor Bernard
and the meeting at Faneuil Hall, [246.
250]-addrefs prefented to general
Gage, with the answer of the general,

[251,

[251 253]-Letter from the affembly
to lord Dartmouth, June 29, 1773,
xvii. [201, 202]-articles of impeach-
ment of high crimes and mifdemeanors
against Peter Oliver, efq: chief justice
of the fuperior court of judicature, &c.
[224. 227]-abstract of an act for the
better regulating the government of the
province of, [237, 238]-and for the
impartial administration of juftice, and
for the fuppreffion of riots in, [238,
239]

Martinico; a memorial of the governors

and lieutenants du roi of the island of,
to the general of the French iflands,
January 1, 1759, ii. 208. 210-Arti-
cles of capitulation granted by the
English to the French governor and
inhabitants of the island, v. [249. 259]
Martinico; papers relating to the conquest
of, in 1762, by the English, v. [249.
2591

Memorials. See Affry, the count d'

Amberdam-Austrian Minister
-Bolton, duke of Brandenburgh
-Cunha don Lewis da--Drefden
-Dun, Don James O-Dutch depu-
ties Gouvernante princefs-Hol-
Jand-Jamaica-Kaunitz, count――
Martinico Peterburgh- Poland
-Porte-Pruffia-Ruffia-Saxon-

Sweden--Thulemeyer Torreto
-Vauguyon-Yorke, major general,
afterwards fir Jofeph.
Middlelex; petitions of the county of, to
his majetty for redress of grievances in
1769 and 1770, xii. [197. 200]—xiji.
[58]

Middlefex election; parliamentary debates
and proceedings upon, xii. [60. 67*)
-xiii. [56. 68*. 70]-xiv. [26. 53,
54]-xviii. [101*]

Mogul; his fupreme 'order (tranflated)

at the court at Delhi, on the conqueit
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293]
Montcalm, marquis de; elegant epitaph
on, Latin and English, v. [267, 268]
Mourning court; addreffes of the ma-
nufacturers and Spitalfields weavers,
&c. &c. to his majesty, on the thorten-
ing of, in 1768, xi. [276, 277]

N.

fe-
NEUTRAL powers; offers made by
veral, to the powers at war, of places
in their countries to hold a congrefs in,
iii. [204, 205]

Newcastle, duke of; his letter to the vice
chancellor of Cambridge on occafion
of the addrefs prefented by that Uni-
verfity to the throne on the peace, vi,
[202]

Newcaftle upon Tyne; remarkable peti-
tion to his majesty upon the state of
public affairs in 1778, xxi. [170*,
171*]
Newfoundland; papers relating to the re-
covery of it from the French, v. [264.
266] Right of fishery denied to the
North American colonies, by a bill
paffed for this purpose, xviii.[79. 93*]
New Jerley, bill for retraining the trade
of, and other fouthern colonies of
North America, with debates upon it
in parliament, xviii. [102*. 111*]
Nivernois, duke de; (ambassador extraor-
dinary and plenipotentiary from France)
his fpeech on delivering his credentials
to his Britannic majelty, in French
and English, v. [230, 231]
Norfolk; remarkable petition from the
county of, and city of Norwich, on
American affairs, xxi. [139]
North, lord; his conciliatory motion re
lating to North America in 1775, xviii.
[93*. 100*. 140, 141*]-His conci-
hatory motions and bills for the fame
purpofe in 1778, with debates upon
them, xxi. [130. 142. 154, 155. 171]
-Proceedings of the Congrefs on this
cccation, [215.217-xxxii. [18.28]
North Briton, the, No. 45 ;-Address of
both houses of parliament to his ma-
jetty, with his majesty's moft gracious
antwer, on occafion of the publication
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Norton, fir Fletcher, speaker of the house
of commons; fubitance of his ípeech to
his majefty on May the 23d, 1776,
[256]-Speech of, on May the 7th,
1777, xx. [283]-on the 6th day of
June, 1777, [284]

Nullum Tempus bill, relating to the
crown, debates upon, and other pro-
ceedings upon, xi. [80*. 83*. 146,
147]-xiv. [56. 59]-Relating to the
church, debates upon, xv. [89, 90*]

0.

OXFORD, the univerfity of; their al-

drefs to his majefty George II. on
the glorious fucceffes of 1759, ii. 264,
265-To his majetty George III. on
his acceffion to the throne, iii. [245,