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1767 Bills of Mortality for London and other cities and towns of Great Britain and Europe for this

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year, p. 116.

the fame for this year, p. 125. the fame for this year, p. 135. the fame for this year, p. 143. the fame for this year, p. 155. the fame for this year, p. 163. the fame for this year, p. 171. the fame for this year, p. 178. the fame for this year, p. 190. the fame for this year, p. 199. the fame for this year, p. 212. the fame for this year, p. 241. the fame for this year, p. 265. the fame for this year, p. 326. the fame for this year, p. 402. the fame for this year, p. 463. the fame for this year, p. 536. the fame for this year, p. 580. the fame for this year, p. 607. the fame for this year, p. 628. the fame for this year, p. 669.

the fame for this year, p. 694.

1773 Birmingham, an Assay-mafter appointed to that place, p. 167.

1764 Blake, Mr. released from his obligation to the Society of Arts on account of the land carriage fishery, p. 45

a fum of money granted him by Parliament for the encouragement of his patriotic undertaking, p. 46.—(See Land Carriage Fishery).

1781 Books and Paper, the amount of their exports from Ireland in one year, p. 394.

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the quantity exported from Ireland in this year, p. 443.

import and export of them into and from Ireland in this year, p. 528.

1768 Boston, a great tumult there, p. 117.

Bofton and New York, non-importation agreements entered into by them, p. 118.

1771 the refiftance of its inhabitants to the officers of the revenue, accompanied with great inhumanity, p. 146.

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the confequences of the arrival of ships laden with tea, p. 165.

Port bill, p. 71.

supplies fent to the British army there, p. 195.

1776 Boston, in Lincolnshire, a bill for regulating pilots, and preventing mischief by fire in that port,

P. 197.

1786 Bounties, a bill to prevent frauds in obtaining them, p. 630.

1788 Bourdeaux, the number of veffels which entered its port in this year, p. 692.

1766 Bristol, the number of fhips which were entered inwards and cleared outwards from thence in

this year, P. 97.

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1773 Briftol, the importation of fugars into that port in this year, p. 166.

1776 - a bill paffed to remove the danger of fire among fhips in that port, p. 197.

1785 British Fisheries, refolutions moved in the House of Commons on the fubject of them, p. 597. a bill brought into Parliament relative to them, p. 598.

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1786

a bill paffed for the further encouragement of them, p. 605.

a bill for the still further encouragement of them, p. 630.-(See Herring Fishery, &c.) 1783 British Shipping greatly encreased by excluding the American shipping, p. 520, &c. 1786 British Society, incorporated by act of Parliament, for extending the fisheries of the kingdom,

&c. p. 630.

1784 British Spirits, a bill paffed for the better regulation of the making and vending of them, &c.

P. 577.

British and Foreign Spirits, a bill paffed for deftroying them after condemnation, p. 577.-(See
Spirits).

1765 Bugles, a bill paffed to encourage the importation of them, p. 72.

1764 Buildings, a bill paffed for regulating them, and preventing fires, p. 49.

1766 — a bill passed to amend the above act, p. 98.

1775 Bunker's Hill, the action of, p. 185.

1773 Bure, the river, in Norfolk, a bill paffed for extending its navigation, p. 167.

1775 Burke, Edmund, moves his conciliatory propofitions relative to America, p. 184.

1764 Butcher's Meat, the high price of it referred to a committee of the House of Commons, p. 46. examination of perfons before the committee on that fubject, ibid.

1772

the price of it advanced at this time, and the fuppofed cause, p. 156. 1783 Butter, Irish and English, annual quantity exported from England at 3 different periods, p. 519. 1779 Byron, Admiral, his arrival in the West Indies, and conduct, p. 251.

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1776 Caiffe d'Efcompte, or Difcount-office, established at Paris, p. 196.

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1774 Calders, the river, a bill paffed for improving the navigation of it, p. 176.

1765 Calicoes, a bill paffed to export them to Africa, p. 72.

1783

the quantity of them imported into Ireland on two averages of three years, p. 526.
British and Irish, bounties granted thereon, p. 538.

1777 Calico Printers and Dyers, allowed to employ journeymen who have not ferved a regular apprenticeship to the trade, p. 208.

1787 Calico Manufacturers of Great Britain and the East India Company, the competition between them ftated at large, p. 654, &c.

1764 Cambric, a bill paffed to encourage the British manufacture of it, p. 50.

1767

-a bill paffed to prevent the wearing of foreign, p. 109.

1763 Canada, judgment pronounced at Paris against perfons employed there by the King of France, for mal-adminiftration, p. 10.

1763 Canada Bills, application made concerning them to the King of France, by the British merchants, ibid.

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the French King's arrêt concerning them, p. 71.
finally fettled, p. 86, 87.

1782 Canada Sales, the amount of them in this year, p. 441.

1783

the fame in this year, p. 521.

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the fame in this year, p. 598.

the fame in this year, p. 627.

1766 Canal, a navigable one made from Little Gevendraeth river, in Caermarthenshire, p. 97. the fame from the river Severn, near Tilton Bridge, p. 98.

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the fame from Wilden Ferry, Staffordshire, &c. ibid.

-the fame from the river Forth to the Clyde, in Scotland, p. 122.

the fame from Birmingham to Bilfton, &c. ibid.

the fame from Oxford to Coventry, p. 131.

the fame from Leeds to Liverpool, p. 139.

the fame from the river Dee to Nantwich, p. 158.

the fame from the spring near Skipton in Yorkshire, &c. p. 167.
the fame to Oxford, &c. p. 188.

the fame from coal mines at Apedale in Staffordshire, &c. ibid.

the fame from Stourbridge, in Worcestershire, p. 197.

the fame from Hider's Green in the County of Stafford, &c. p. 539.

-the fame from the Trent to the Merfey, improved and enlarged, p. 538.

the fame from the Thames near Leachlade, &c. ibid.

Canals of Leeds and Liverpool consolidated, p. 539.

1782 Candles, the quantity exported from Kuffia in this year, p. 441.

1784 wax, certain duties on them repealed, and other duties granted in lieu thereof, p. 577duties granted on licences to make or fell them, ibid.

1781 Cape of Good Hope, an account of the expedition to attack that fettlement, p. 368. 1775 Cards and Dice, the number of them ftamped this year, p. 187.

1779 Cargo of a Spanish ship taken by the Dart privateer, p. 259.

1787 Cargoes, a particular account of those returned from Petersburgh in this year, p. 657. 1763 Carolina, South, produce of it entered for exportation during a certain period, p. 7. 1765 Cattle, live, free exportation of them allowed from Ireland, &c. p. 72.

1771 the exportation of them prohibited, &c. p. 150.

1772 the annual account of the fale of them at Smithfield for forty years, p. 156. number of, fold in Smithfield in this year, p. 175.

1774

1787 Chamber of Manufacturers petition Parliament, p. 6.2.

1780 Charlestown taken from the Americans by General Clinton, p. 299.

1775 Chatham, Earl of, his motion to recall the troops from Bofton, p. 179.

1778

offers a bill to the House of Lords to settle the troubles of America, ibid.
his death, p. 231.

1780 Cheefe exported in this year, p. 321.

1783

the annual quantity exported from England alone at three different periods, p. 519.

1766 Chelmer, the river, made navigable from Malden to Chelmsford, p. 98.

1776 Chester, a bill passed for erecting light-houses, &c. in that port, p. 197.

1787 China, the number and tonnage of British India ships laden there for the season 1786-7, p. 666. the quantity and forts of tea imported in this year from thence, p. 667.

the amount of filver fent annually from England to that country for three years, ibid. 1777 Clay, tobacco-pipe, allowed to be exported to the West India Islands, p. 207. 1775 Clockworth, William, his letters-patent for making Porcelain enlarged, p. 188.

Cloths,

1771 Cloths, an account of the quantity manufactured in the West Riding of Yorkshire from 1749 to 1770, p. 146.

the number of broads milled in the Weft Riding of Yorkshire for a certain number of

years, p. 147..

ditto of narrows, ibid.

the number of pieces made during the years 1769 and 1770, ibid.

1769 Clyde, the river, a bill paffed for improving its navigation, p. 131.

1774 Coach Duty, its amount for this year, p. 175.

1778

the fame for this year, p. 231.

1776 Coach Act, abftract of it, p. 197.

1766

1765 Coals, a bill paffed to grant duties on the exportation of them, p. 72.
further regulations to prevent frauds in the measurement of them, p. 98.
the amount of their importation into London in this year, p. 166.
the quantity imported to London in this year, p. 207.

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further regulations to prevent frauds in the measurement of them, p. 207.
tar produced from coal, p. 260.

the annual importation of them into London for ten years, p. 321.
a bill paffed for the better securing the duties on them, p. 605.

an account of them in each port of England in this year, p. 691.

the quantity of them imported into London for three fucceffive years, p. 692.
exported from Great Britain for two fucceffive years, ibid.

1785 Coal Trade, combinations of the fhip owners and others concerned in it, p. 600.

notice ferved by the water bailiff of London, the coal factors, &c. in confequence of combinations concerning it, ibid.

brief hiftory of, and obfervations upon it, p. 701.-(appendix)-(See Newcastle, &c.) 1782 Cochineal, table of the quantity imported into and exported from Great Britain for two diftinct years, with the names of the places from whence and to which fuch imports and exports are made, p. 450.

the quantity of it imported into and exported from England for ten years, p. 454.
ditto into and from Scotland, p. 455.

1783 Cocoa Nuts a bill paffed to encourage the growth of them in the Plantations, p. 539.

1784 inland duty on them taken off, p. 577.

1767 Codbeck Brook, in Yorkshire, a bill passed to render it navigable, p. 109.

1780 Coffee, a bill paffed to regulate the drawbacks on it, p. 323.

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-table of the quantity imported into and exported from Great Britain, for two diftin&t years,
with the names of the places from whence and to which fuch imports and exports are made,
P. 451.

a bill paffed to encourage the growth of it in the Plantations, p. 539.
the inland duties of it taken off, p. 577-

1769 Coinage of Money, a bill paffed to continue the duties for encouraging it, p. 131.
1771 Coin, copper, a bill paffed to prevent the counterfeiting it, p. 150.

1773 gold, a bill paffed to prevent the counterfeiting, &c. of it, p. 167.

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recommended to the attention of Parliament in the fpeech from the throne, p. 171. refolution of the Houfe of Commons concerning it, p. 175.

deficient in weight, the amount of it paid into the Bank, ibid.

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1774 Coin, gold, a bill paffed for regulating the weights to be used in weighing it, p. 176.

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the fame for supplying the fum for the recoinage of it, ibid.

the quantity of it iffued fince the year 1772, p. 187.

regulated by proclamation, p. 194.

an account of the quantity brought into the Mint from Great Britain and Ireland by the feveral proclamations, with expences of recoinage, &c. p. 236.

1780 Coin, new regulation relative to the exportation of it into Ireland, p. 323.

1764 Colonies, abftract of the act for granting certain duties on goods in them, and encouraging trade to the Sugar Islands, &c. p. 51.

1766

a bill paffed for regulating certain duties in them, &c. p. 98.

1773

the amount of tea confumed in them before the importation duties were queftioned, p. 165. the annual amount and value of the shipping at this time built in them, ibid.(See the Weft Indies, America, &c.).

1781 Combined Fleet of France and Spain enter the Channel, p. 370.

return to port without executing any enterprize, p. 371.

1780 Commerce, a chronological table of it in Great Britain, from the Reftoration to this year,

P. 322.

1786 Commerce and Navigation, treaty of, between the Courts of London and Verfailles, p. 614. 1787 debated in Parliament, p. 632, &c.—(See Treaties, &'c.) 1775 Commiffioners, the fending them to America recommended in the fpeech from the throne, p. 190. 1778 appointed to treat with Congress on the means of quieting the disturbances of America, p. 221.

arrive at Philadelphia, the ill fuccefs of their embassy, p. 227.

of Public Accounts.-(See Public Accounts).

1784 Commutation Act, the history and principles of it, p. 550, &c.

Coney Skins and Coney Wool, the exportation of them prohibited, p. 576.

1774 Congress, firft general one held at Philadelphia, p. 173.—(See America).

1785 Conful General, John Temple, Efq; received in that character from Great Britain by the Congrefs of America, p. 600.

1782 Contractors with Government, abstract of an act for reftraining them from fitting in Parlia

ment, p. 459.

1786 Convention between the Courts of London and Madrid, p. 613.

1787

between his Britannic Majefty and the Most Christian King, in conformity to certain articles of the Treaty of Commerce, p. 647.

relative to the meaning of the thirteenth article of the treaty of peace figned at Verfailles, September 3, 1783, p. 649.

1781 Convoys, Weft Indian and American, outward and homeward bound, efcaped the combined fleets in the Channel, p. 37I.

1780 Conway, General, his unsuccessful attempt to bring in a bill to compofe the troubles in Ame

rica, p. 295.

Cook, Captain James, fome account of his voyages, p. 317, &c.

1781 Coote, Sir Eyre, reftores our affairs in the Carnatic, p. 361.

Copper Plate Engravings, (appendix), advancement in that branch, p. 697.

1780 Copper, a bill to prevent the carrying it in sheets coaftways, p. 323.

1775 Copy-right in certain books confirmed to the Colleges of Eton, Westminster and Winchester, p. 188

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