Faulder, v. Sith, as executor of J. C. Jer-
vois, Esq. II, 211
Figueras, account of, I, 300. Recovered
by the Spaniards, 302. Gallant defence
of, 306. Retaken by the French, 307
Finance, Mr Horner's resolutions, II, 287.
Mr Vansittart's, 288. Earl Stanhope's,
Finnerty, P., tried for libel, II, 29
Fire in the Exchequer, Edinburgh, II, 194
Fire at Greenwich hospital, II, 173
Fitzroy, Lord William, dismissed the na-
val service for tyranny, II, 85
Forgery, account of a singular mode of, II,
45
Foster, our minister in America, demands a
disavowal of Rodgers' aggression in the
affair of the Little Belt, I, 189
Frankland, Mr, admirable speech on Sir S.
Romilly's proposed alteration in the
criminal law, I, 151
French armies, cruelties in their retreat
through Portugal, I, 255. Their con-
duct at Madrid, 362
French empire, exposition of the state of,
I, 216
Frere, Mr, his epitaph on the Duke of Al-
burquerque, I, 299
Fuentes d'Onoro, battle of, I, 274
Germany, affairs of, I, 238
Glasgow Bank, robbery of, II, 187
Godinot, a French general, commits sui-
cide, I, 387
Gooday, Rev. W., punished for brawling
in church, II, 35
Gough, Colonel, gallant conduct at Tarifa,
I, 341
Gould, John, hanged for the murder of his
wife, II, 68
Graham, Sir Thomas, gallant conduct at
Barrosa, I, 293, &c. Gazette account
of the action, 450
Grey, Earl, speech on the Regency bill, I,
Gretna Green parson, death of, II, 18
Guadaloupe, disturbances there, I, 192
Guerillas, account of their movements, I,
344
Headfort, Marquis of, swindled by a set of
money-lenders, II, 41. Their trial, 75,
197. Sentence, 198. Pilloried, 217
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Hill, General, surprises and defeats Girard
at Arroyo Molinos, I, 334
Hoax, a fatal one, II, 195
Hodge, Hon. Arthur, planter in Tortola,
hanged for cruelty to negro slaves, I,
199, II, 140
Holland, Lord, motion for list of ex officio
informations, I, 140
Hoste, Captain, his account of a gallant
action at sea with a squadron of the ene
my, I, 462
Huggins, a planter of St Nevis. His de-
testable cruelty. Is tried and escapes,
I, 196
Hutchinson, Mr, speech on the address to
the Regent, I, 44
Imports of wheat, flour, &c., II, 97
Ireland, the appointment of the Regent
warmly welcomed there, I, 115. Pro-
ceedings consequent on, 119. State of
the country, 135, &c.
Isle of France captured, I, 442.
The re-
turn of killed, &c., in the attack on, 449
Jesuits, account of, I, 360
Jews, whimsical punishment of two, II, 27
Jockey Club, meeting of, for the purpose
of discovering persons poisoning race
horses, II, 97
Johnson, Lieut.-Col., trial of, II, 117.
Sentence, 129
Junot, General, wounded in reconnoiter-
ing, I, 253
King, the, account of his Majesty's health,
II, 14. Anecdote of, 22. Rides on
horseback, 105. Rejoicings on his Ma-
jesty's birth-day, 116. Reports of his
Majesty's health, 276, 295.
Lacy, General, succeeds Campoverde, I,
307. His proclamation to the Catalans,
809. Able conduct, 311, &c
Lambert, Jonathan, claims the Islands of
Tristram da Cunha, I, 191
Lansdowne, Marquis of, speech on the
vote of money to the partizans, I, 268
Letter, circular, to general officers, II, 193
Lewis, Mr, comedian, death of, II, 10
Leyden, John, notice of, I, 209
Leyden, Dr John, memoirs of, II, xli.
Verses to the memory of, xci
Liniers, General, history of, I, 397. Death,
410
Literary fund, anniversary of, II, 90
Liverpool, Lord, speech on the conduct of
the magistrates of Nevis in witnessing
Huggins's cruelty, I, 197
Lyall's, trial of, II, 4
M'Arra, James, tried for the murder of
his brother, II, 22
Maplestrom, account of its increase, II, 79
Martinique, disturbances there, I, 193
Marmont disperses his army after having
raised the siege of Badajoz, I, 285
Marriages, &c. II, xciv
Massena, his retreat from Portugal, I, 254.
Recommences offensive operations a-
gainst the allies, 278
M'Cues tried for murder, II, 69
M'Carthy, Felix, Esq., death of, II, 98
Melville, Lord, death of, II, 114
Mermaid, account of one, II, 189
Militias, interchange of, debates on, I, 64
Milton, Lord, speech against the re-ap-
pointment of the Duke of York, I, 65
Mina, Espoz y, the Guerilla chief, transac-
tions, I, 345. His danger and escape, 353
Minotaur, loss of, II, 1. Particulars re-
specting, 67
Mock parson, account of, II, 145 167
Murder, an atrocious, II, 199. Horrid
murder of the Marr family, 206, &c.
Of the Williamsons, 219, &c. Account
of one in France, II, 17
Myers, Sir William, gallant death of, at Al-
buhera, I, 282
Navy, British, state of, II, 80
Nelson, Lord, account of the statue erect-
ed in Guildhall to his memory, II, 88
New publications, II, ciii
Nottingham, disturbances at, II, 49. Dis
contents there, II, 195
Oakey, Tryce, reprieved at the gallows, II,
O'Connor, Roger, trial of, for assaulting
Henry Ogle, II, 52
Opera-house, robberies at, II, 103
Parliament, session of, opened by commis-
sion, 12th February, I, 40
Patents, list of, II, 354
Pedestrian feat, II, 56
Pedrazuela, an actor of Madrid, singular
account of his atrocities, I, 361. Hang-
ed by order of General Castanos, ib.
Perceval, Mr, how esteemed when he
came into power, I, 31. Speech on the
reappointment of the Duke of York, 66.
Letter to the Regent, II, 253
Phenomenon, extraordinary, at Plymouth,
II, 113
Pickpockets, account of, II, 217
Plymouth, court martial there, on the mu-
tineers of the Diana and Growler, II,
212. Their execution, 216
Pole's, Mr W., circular letter, debates on,
Pomone frigate, loss of, II, 179
Portugal, situation of, I, 244
Portugueze, money voted in parliament for
their relief, I, 268
Premiums given by the Board of Trustees
for Scottish manufactures, II, 56
Privy council office broken open, II, 178
Prince of Wales packet, loss of, II, 191
Principal appointments and promotions,
II, xcix
Protests on the act to provide for the ad-
ministration of the royal authority, II,
Projects and useful inventions, II, 856
Public Accounts of Great Britain, &c., I,
496, &c.
Pulteney, Sir James, accident to, II, 81.
Death of, 87
Puppet Show, a poem, II, lxxxvi
Purcell, Mr, gallant conduct of, in resist-
ing robbers, II, 57, 156
Queensberry, Duke of, particulars of his
will, II, 19. Action of legatees against
his executors, 133
Radical reformers, meeting of at Free-
mason's Tavern, I, 169
Regimental schools, bill respecting, II, 194
Regency, proceedings in the House of
Čommons concerning, I, 1. In the
Lords' House, 13
Regency bill, debates on, I, 2, &c.
Regent, installation of, I, 27. Qualifica-
tion of, II, 26. Speech of, 294
Reille, a French general, his base conduct,
I, 355
Robbery, extraordinary one, II, 180
Roberts, tried for escaping from the House
of Correction, II, 164
Rogers, Mr, death of by a bull, II, 59
Rome, King of, (son to Buonaparte) born,
I, 214. Proceedings thereon, 215
Romilly's, Sir S., projected alterations on
the criminal law, I, 151
Rose, Mr, speech on the state of the navy,
I, 74
The atrocious conduct of Suchet's army
there, 306
Tarifa, account of, I, 338. Siege of, 339,
Gallant defence of, 340
Tarleton, General, defends Sir John Moore,
and ascribes his misfortunes to ministry,
I, 51. Accuses Lord Wellington of
sundry errors, 52
Thames, covered with floating masses of
ice, II, 6
Trinidad, motion to introduce the British
laws there, I, 200
Turkish Ambassador, funeral of, II, 67
Tyrannicide, discussions on, in the House
of Commons, I, 225
Valencia, taken by the French, I, 326
Venus, Hottentot, baptized, II, 217
Saldanha frigate, particulars of the loss of, Volcano in the sea, account of, II, 59
on the Departure of Autumn, xc
Soult, Marshal, account of his military
character, I, 387
Spain, affairs of, I, 360, &c.
Spanish America, state of, I, 367. Errors
of the mother-country in regard to their
settlements there, 373, &c.
State Papers, British, II, 237, &c. French,
&c. 315, &c.
Stocks, prices of, for each month, I, 494
Strangford, Lord, letter to the junta at
Buenos Ayres, II, 324. Their reply,
Suchet, General, besieges Tarragona, I,
303. Detestable conduct there, 306.
Defeats Blake at Murviedro, 323
Swindlers, gang of, described, II, 198
Tarragona, taken by the French, I, 305.
Volunteering from the militia, II, 92
Useful Inventions, II, 356
Walsh, Mr, guilty of breach of trust, II,
212. His examination, 214
Wardle, Colonel, advocates the cause of
a militia corporal in the House of Com-
mons, I, 59
Wellington, Lord, able conduct in pursuit
of the French in their retreat through
Portugal, I, 258. His representation of
the conduct of the Portugueze, I, 267,
Blockades Ciudad Rodrigo, 329. Ga-
zette account of his movements at Villa
Seca, and Louzao, 454. Victory of
Fuentes de Honor, 464
Wellesley, Hon. Henry, note to Don Eu-
sebio Azara, II, 342. His reply, 343
Whitbread, Mr, speech on the Regency
bill, I. 1
Windham, review of his life and genius,
II, i
Wylde, Mr, murdered by a highwayman,
York, Duke of, reappointed commander
in chief, I, 65. Debates on his re-
appointment, 67, &c.
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