Good Mr. Dean, Stene, Nov. 9, 1715. Vol. X. Letter to the HIS Night have an Acceunt from The Lord Bp. Durham, That the Prayers against of Durham's Tumults are receiv'd and diftributed among Dean of that the Clergy of my Diacefs; I question not but Church. you have taken Special Care that they may be read in the Cathedral, as well as in other Places. My Attendance in Parliament this Year, till it was too late to take fo long a Journey as Durham, and the fhort Adjourn ments; and, indeed, my great Age, made me not venture any farther into the Country than this Place, that I may be within Call when required. But fince my being here, the Sicknes and Death of my dearest Wife, with which it has pleas'd God to afflict me, does not a little indifpofe me for Bufinefs However, I think it will be neceffary that you should immediately Jummon a Chapter, and acquaint them, That I enjoin them to declare upon all Occafions, their Abhorrence of fuch tumultuous and rebellious Proceedings as have lately been in Northumberland. I hear that Newcastle and Berwick, Places of great Confequence, and both in my Diocefs, have been very active for our Conflitution. My Authority, you know, is very much i ffen'd fince the Command of the Militia of the Country is put into other Hands, but I am glad to hear the High-Sheriff has appear'd fo zealous with his Polle, to keep all Things quiet there. My Advice therefore, and my Injunction to my Clergy, is, That they fhould preach up Loyalty to his Majesty King George, and fir up their Congregations to a Deteftation of Popery and Rebellion, and to oppofe the Pretender and his Adherents. I de fire Vol. X. fire you would publish this Letter circularly among my Clergy, and let them know, that you do it by Virtue of my Order. Lofe no Time in this weighty Affair, and fend an Account of what you do herein as foon as you can, to yours very affectionately, N. Durefm Crew. The General Bill of all the Christenings and Burials, from the 14th of December, 1714, to the 13th of December, 1715, is as follows: THE CONTENTS O F The Tenth Volume OF THE POLITICAL STATE O F GREAT BRITAIN. For the Months of July, Auguft, September, October, November and December,MDCCXV. A A CTS pafs'd in Great. Britain, p. 78, 168, 180, 186, 315. ADDRESS, of the Commons in behalf of Dr. Barker, p. 60. About the New Churches, p. 63. Against Tumults, p. 68. Of the Lords to the King, p. 85. Of the Convocation, to his Majefty, p. 86. Of the Commons in behalf of the Half-pay Officers, P. 94. Of the Common-Council of Londen, P. 108. Of the Lieutenancy of London, p. 109 Of the Lieutenancy of Westminster, p. 111. Ofthe London Clergy, p. 112. Of the University of Cambridge, p. 114. Of the Diffenting Minifters, p. 116. Of the Church of Scotland, p. 118. Of the Tower Hamlets, p. 120. Of Oxford University refafed, p. 121. Of the Commons in behalf of Carolina, p. 170. Of the Univerfity of Cambridge, p. 339. Of the Synod of Glasgow, P 358. Of the Presbytery of Linlithgow, p. 360. Of the PPPP the London Merchants, p. 425. iddifon, Jofeph, Efq; made One of the Commiffioners of Trade, p. 634. Anglefea, Earl of, remarkable Speech of his, in the Houfe of Lords, p. 48. ARGYLE, Duke of, appointed to command in Scotland, p. 370. He arrives at Edin burgh, P. 373. Goes to Stirling, p. 34. His Orders, p. 386, 388, 389. He fecures Edinburgh P. 396. His Victory at Dumblain, p. 507, to p. 529. Arms, feized, p. 419. ARMY, Safety of the State owing to it, p. SOI. Arran, Earl of, chofen Chanchellor of the University of Oxon, p. 341. ARTICLES of Impeachment against the Earl of Oxford, P.2.&feqq. to p. 42. p. 122, &feqq. Against the Lord Bolingbroke, P. 142. to p. 152. Against the Duke of Ormonde, p. 15. to p. 160. Against the E. of Strafford, from p. 192, to p. 206 ASSOCIATIONS, Account of them from p. 436, to p. 450, 460, & feqq. AUDITOR, Third, Cafe relating thereto, P. 599, & feqq. B Btion and Cafe, p. 172. Altemore, Lord, his Peti Bank of England, their Propofal laid before the Commons, p. 72. Bamfylde, Sir Copplefton Warwick, furrenders himself, p. 634. Barker, Dr. Addrefs in his Favour, p. 60. Barrier-Treaty, fign'd, p. 43 I. Bath, Warlike Stores feized there, p. 347. The Magiftrates of that Place, their Letter to Mr. Secretary Stanhope, P. 348. Berrington, Edward, order'd into Cuftody, p. 58. BILL, to limit the Number of Officers in the Houfe of Commons, p. 50. To determine the Debts due to the Army, p. 52. For raising the Militia, p. 53. For the Relief of Tobacco and WineMerchants, ibid. For the further Security of the K's. Perfon, Government, and Succeffion, ibid. To fettle the Precedency of the Marquis of Lindley, P. 55. To continue and revive feveral Laws, ibid. About Waggoners, ibid. To explain the Act for the farther limitation of the Crown, p. 59, 60: Against Tumults, p. 65, 72. To fufpend the Habeas Corpus Act, p. 84. The Bill at length, p. 89. To encourage Loyalty in Scotland, p. 92. Against Mutiny and Delertion, p. 95. In Favour of the poor Palatines, ibid. For Annuities, p. 170. To encou. rage Loyalty in Scotland, ib. to regulate Governments in America, p. 171. About the Equivalent to Scotland, 1 ib. ib. For encouraging the Linen Manufacture, ibid. For enlarging the South-Sea Stock, p. 172. To improve the Breed of Horfes, p 179 For the Weavers Relief, p. 182. To regulate the Navy, b. For fettling a Joynture on the Princess of Wales, p. 185. For paffing Accounts in Scotland, p. 296. BISHOPS, Lords, their De claration against the Rebellion, p. 450. Bolinbroke, Lord Viscount, Articles of Impeachment a' gainst him, from p. 142, to 152 Act for his Attainder, p. 161. His Name and Coat of Arms order'd to be razed out, p. 295. Bristol, Defign to furprize it defeated, p. 346. Burnet, Dr. dies, P. 427.. BYNG, Sir George, takes on him the Command of the Fleet, p. 97. He returns to London, P. 427. C ADOGAN, General, arrives at the Hague, p. 411. Demands the 6000 Men of the States, p. 412. Goes to Antwerp, P. 413. His Memorial to the StatesGeneral, ibid. Sent to Scotland, P. 532. Cannon, Dr. made Sub-Almo- in the Victory at Prefton, 504. (of Sheet Sff) Cholmondley, Earl of, he fecure Warrington, Manchester and Chefter, P. 501. CLANS, of Scotland, Accoun of them, p. 378. Clermont, Lord, committed to the Toper, P. 532. Colonies, in America, Petiti ons and Cafes about them P172. to p. 178. COMMERCE, New Treaty of, with Spain, p. 635, ✪ feqq. COMMISSIONERS, for the Debts due to the Army, P. 295. For tendering the Oaths in London, p. 583. Of: the Stamp Office, p. 641.: Of the Leather-Office, ibid. Of the Salt-Office, ibid. And for Building the fifty New Churches, ibid. COMMITTEE of Secrefy, their Report about Mr. T. Harley, p. 162. Coningfeck, Count, offers the King fome Imperial Troops, P. 122. Connally, William, Efq; cho- their Crawley, Mr. difcharg'd,p 416 D Dcuted, p. 594 DEBATE in the Houle of |