PRICES of STOCKS, from NOVEMBER 28, to DECEMBER 28, 1796, both inclufive.
By ANTHONY CLARKE, Stock-Broker, No. 13, Sweeting's-Alley, Cornhill.
In the 3 per Cent. confols. the higheft and lowest Price of each Day is given; in every other Article the higheft Price only, the Long and Short Annuities excepted, hich are given within a fixteenth of the higheft Price. In the different Funds that are fhut, the Prices are given with the Dividend till the Days of Opening.
Barré, Col. his fenatorial Character 32
ABROAD and at Home, a new Comic Bayle, Peter, Account of 26
Opera, Account of 438
Accident, fatal, 219, 220
Addifon, Mr. Character of his Style 30
Agriculture, Minutes from the Reports of
the Agricultural Board 18, 80, 227,
322, 385
Air, Remarks on the State of, for June
53-for July 115-for August 195-
for September 267—for October 343-
for November 423
Allegories, from the German: Sleep 259
The Choice of Flora 259--Aurora 260
Altkirchen, Battle of -57
Amboyna, taken by the English 439
America, explanato y Article to the late
Treaty of Peace with 136, 139-Com-
miffioners appointed to fettle British
Claims 218-Infurrection Spanish 450
Amphion Frigate, blown up 220
Analogy, Definition of 107
Ancona, taken 67
Anecdote of a Traveller 7-of Charles the
Bad, King of Navarre 14-of the Value
of Money 15-a fingular typographical
15-of Linnæus 34-of Thefeus 75-
of Mr. Wilkes 69-of Henry IV, 192
of Rofe. Secretary to Lewis XIV, 192
of Apicius 193 of Thompfon and the
Counters of Hertford 193 of George
I, 264-of the Princefs Elifabeth of
France 265-of John Duke of Argyle
395-of an Attorney 408
Anecdotes of Bayle 26 of Chillingworth
25-of Voltaire 28-of Mademoiselle
Curchord 29 of Police 406
Antiquities, Study of, in the 17th Cen-
tury 167
Anxiety, Effay on 325
Apicius, Anecdote of 193
Apologues, Arabian 392, 418
Argyle, Anecdote of John Duke of 395
Arminians, Account of the 101
Arts, Comparative State of the, in Eng-
land and France 170
Attachment, Local, its Influence on vulgar
Minds 128
Attorney, Anecdote of an 408
Bagfhot, Obfervations on the Soil of 229
Bakewell, Mr. Robert, Memoirs of 98
Balguy, Dr. Thomas, Memoirs of 96
Barbauld, Mrs. her beautiful Character of
female Excellence 3.
Beccaria, his Theory of Earthquakes 400
Bedell, Bishop, his perfuafive Mildness
105
Berbice, taken from the Dutch 58
Betting, Satire on 244
Bigotry, Thoughts on 179, 401
Biographical Regifter for 1795; Jofiah
Wedgewood, Efq. 95-Dr. Thomas
Balguy 96-James Botwell, Efq. 96-
Mr. Robert Bakewell 98-Dr. Owen
108- Dr. Kippis 100- -Rev. William
Romaine 234
Bilney, Rev. Thomas, Martyrdom of
306
Blood, Circulation of the, difcovered 168
Bufhing, Thoughts on 4
Bog Mofs, Utility of 34
Bologna, taken 67
Boothby, Sir Brook, Extract from his
Poems 130
Bofwell, James, Memoirs of 96-an Ob-
fervation on his Life of Dr. Johnson
321
Botany, State of, in the 17th Century 167
Brandy, Account of the Origin of 14
Bread, Method of making, from Rice
alone 233
Budget for 1797, opened 448
Burke, Mr. his Eloquence characterized
32-Extracts from his Pamphlet on a
Regicide Peace 285, 414
Camilla, a Novel, by Mrs. D'Arblay,
late Mifs Burney 119, 201
Caraccioli, M. de, fatirical Definition of
the Word Modefte 4
Carter, Mrs. her poetical Advice to the
Fair 7
Cardiganfhire, on the Inclofures of 18
Catharine II, Empress of Ruffia, her Death
458
Cavalry, Provifional, Exemptions from
Service in the 380
Character of Dr. Maty 32-of Lord North
32-of the leading Members in the Long
Parliament 164-of Hobbes 165, 166.
-Prynne 165-of Selden 166-of Sir
Matthew Hale 166of King William
III, 418
Charles I, Account of the ecclefiaftical
Difputes in his Reign 101
Charles the Bad, King of Navarre, Anec-
dote of 14
Dependence, on a State of 393
Derbent, taken by the Ruffians 67
Digby, Sir Kenelm, Account of 167
Difeales, Obfervations on the, in June 53
for July, 115-for Auguft 195-for
September 257for October 343-for
November 423
D'Ifraeli, Mr. Obfervations on a Paffage
4in his Literary Reflections 312
Domestic Monarchy, on 107
Drama. See Converfation.
Dudley, Lord, his Arcano del Mare' 75
Duel, between Mr. Pride and Mr. Car.
penter 14.7
Dugdale, Sir William, Account of 167
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Fair Sex, admonitory Reflections addreffed
to the 3
Farms, Great, an imaginary Evil 16-
Utility of 17
Fashionable Follies, Dulness and Sameness
of certain 242
Female Inftitution, a fingular 171
Ferrara, taken by the French 67
Fine Weather, the Disadvantages of 92
Fire, at the Coalpits at Highgrove 146-
at Liverpool 219
Fortune's Fool, a new Comedy, Account
of 377
Fofter-fathers, &c. remarkable Inftances
of the Affection of 14
Fox, Mr. his Character 33
France, Progrefs of the War against : Ex-
piration of the Armistice, and Recom-
mencement of Hoftilities 57-2
-The
French defeat the Auftrians at Altkir-
chen 57-who are victorious at Wetzlar
55-Blockade of Ehrenbreitftein raised
57-The French defeated at Kirpen,
and near Manheim 57-I0and of St.
Lucia taken by the English 58-Cam-
paign in Italy 63, 65, 137, 138, 206,
218, 440, 441, 443, 444-Leghorn
entered by the French 64-a gallant
haval Exploit 64-St. Vincent and Gre-
nada reduced 65-Progrefs of the French
in Germany 66, 67, 137, 138, 140,
207-Campaign in St. Domingo 66,
444-Fort Urbino, in the Ecclefiaftical
State, taken by the French 67-Fri-
burg entered 67-Ferrara, Bologna, and
Ancona 67-Armistice concluded with
the King of Naples and the Pope 67-
The Citadel of Milan taken 67-The
Chouans fubdued 67--Francfort, Wurtz-
burg, and Bamberg taken 137-Porta
Ferrajo taken Poffeffion of by the Eng-
lith 140-Auftrians defeated at Fried-
berg 140-defeat the French at Ellingen
141-Koningtein taken 142-Leghorn
entered by the French 142-French and
Spanish fquadrons fail from Cadiz 149--
Defeats of the French in Germany 209,
210, 218, 293, 368, 440, 442, 443
-Treaty of Alliance between France
and Spain 291-Official Note respecting
the British Advances toward a Peace
298-Genoefe Ports fhut against the
English 298, 299-Progrefs of the
Negociation for a General Peace 356,
437-Peace with Naples 376
France, Gibbon's Reflections on the Re-
volution in 171-Infurrection at Paris,
217-on the progreffive Effects of the
Revolution, by Mr. Burke 285-Ob-
fervations on the late Monarchy and
prefent Government of, by the Same 414
Francfort, taken by the French 137
Great Britain, Hiftory of Knowledge,
Learning, and Taste in, in the Reign of
Charles I, 101, 164-its prefent State
contrafted to that at the Clofe of the laft
Century 416-Anfwer of, to the Spa-
nifh Declaration of War 433
Gravity, affected 253
Gregory, Dr. his Thoughts on Blushing 4
Grenada, fubdued 65
Habit, Thoughts on 191
Hale, Sir Matthew, Character of 166
Hales, John, the ever memorable,' Ac-
count of 195
Hales, Dr. Obfervations on his Theory of
Earthquakes 400
Hamilton, Mils. See Hindoo Rajah
Hampden, John, Character of 164
Hardwick, in Derbyshire, defcribed 223
Harlequin and Oberon, a new Pantomime
Holland, Progrefs of the War against:
Berbice taken by the English 58-and
Colombo 63-a Dutch Squadron taken
360-Amboyna and Banda taken by
the English 439
Holywell. See Pennant.
Honours, due to Merit only 256
Horrox, Jeremiah, Account of 167
Hudson's Bay. See Hearne and Indians
Hume, Mr. Character of his Style 30-
his Account of the Puritans 101-his
Characters of Pym, Hampden, St. John,
Hollis, Vane, Digby, Palmer, Capel,
Falkland, and Hyde 164
Hurry, Advantages of being in a 22-
Hymn to Narrayana 39
James II, when Duke of York, the first
who formed Naval Signals into a Syttem
Icon Bafilike, Question concerning the 165
Jews, the Ill-treatment they have experi-
Inclofures, Obfervations on 18, 20-Ef-
fects of, on Population 387
Indians, Northern, Cuftoms and Man-
ners of the, in the Vicinity of Hudion's
Bay 172, 423
Indian Woman, extraordinary Adventures
of a 317
Innocence, different Meanings of the
Word 3
Johnson, Dr..on the Inefficacy of positive
Laws 189-a great Performer in Con-
verfation 321
Jofeph II, the Emperor, Anecdote of 406
Joy; exceffive, Danger of 256
Ireland, Speech of the Lord Lieutenant of
300-Proclamation concerning the Dif
turbances in 380-Tranquillity reflored
in 450
Julius Cæfar, Obfervations on the Tragedy
of 78
K.
Kirpen, Battle of 57
Knight, Mr. Extract from his Poem on
Civil Society 130
Latimer, Bishop, Memoirs of 305
Laud, Archbishop, his fatal Influence over
Charles I, 121-his Munificence to the
University of Oxford 104-his Death
105-his Oppofition to Popery fincere
105
Legacy-Hunters, Modeft Defence of 153
Leghorn, entered by the French 64
Lely, Sir Peter, Account of 169
Letters, from Sir Roger Moftyn 15—from
John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk 51
Le Valliant, his New Travels into the In-
terior of Africa, Extract from 427
Lewis XI, his Tomb at Clery 73
Lewis XVIII, Attempt to affaffinate 145
Lichens, or Liverworts, Utility of 33
Lincolnshire, on the Lower Marthes of
322
Linnæus, his Method of Lecturing 34
Liverpool, Fire at 219
Loan, Volun ary 449
London, Proceedings of the Corporation
of 218, 299, 300, 378, 453,
London, Influence of Cold on the Health
of the Inhabitants of 328-I Effects
of too great a Number of Public Houfes
in 339
Long Parliament, Merits of the 164
Lucia, St. Ifland of, taken 58
Ludman, Richard, &c. tried and executed
for Murder 68, 69
Lullius, R. the Inventor of Brandy 14
M.
Mad, Madness, &c. See Popular Mad-
nefs
Magic Banner, Prologue to the 53
Malignity, poetically heightened 255
Man, a cheerful and melancholy, con-
traited 252
Margarot, Mr. Account of his Behaviour
in New South Wales 146
Matrimonial Differences, Effay on 158
Maty, Dr. Character of 32
Maxims 403
Medals given by his Majesty 452
Memoirs of Baron Pufendorf 153-of
Biflop Latimer 305-of Titian 385
Mediocrity, a happy 233
Memel, Lighthouse at 298
Mercy, beautifully defcribed 257
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Merchant of Venice, Obfervations on the Palmer, Mr. his Behaviour in New South
Palmer, Mr. patriotic Contributions of 452
Parables from the German :-The Off
fpring of Mercy 260-The Vine 261-
The Death of Adam 261
Parliament, Lift of the Members of the
New 131-Proceedings of the firft Sef-
fion of the eighteenth Parliament of
Great Britain 277-the King's Speech
277-debates thereon 278- -new Levies
propofed 284-Proceedings on the Bill
for funding the Floating Debt 375-on ́
the Militia Augmentation Bill 376-
on the Provifional Cavalry Bill 376-
on the Gamekeeper's Bill 446-on the
Budget 446-Message from his Majesty
454
Parliamentary Characters:-Lord North
32-Mr. Wedderburne 32-Col. Barré
32-Mr. Dunning 32—Mr. Burke 32
-Mr. Fox 33-Mr. Pitt 33
Parties of Pieature, Obfervations on 12
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