the Eaft-Indies, 202. in favour of loans to foreign princes, 58. pro- old old ftile, 436. vesting the forfeited eftates in the crown for the benefit of the Highlands of Scotland, 446. laying open the Turkey trade and company, 461. for naturalizing the Jews, 465. for preventing clandeftine marriages, ibid. for the British mufeum, 471. repealing the Jewish naturalization bill, 480. in favour of Chelsea penfioners, 518. Addison, Jofeph, his letter to the earl of Manchefter about the affair of the Ruffian ambaffador, XVII.95. made fecretary to the lieutenant of Ireland, 97. has a hand in the Crifis, XVIII. 134. affifts R. Steel in his trial, 157. appointed fecretary to the lords of the regency, 293. made fecretary of state, XIX. 98. added to the fecret committee, 146. writes the Old Whig, 265. dies, 316. an account of him, ibid. Addreffes to K. James II. XIII. xlvii. Addrefs of both houses to K. William, promifing affiftance for the reduction of Ireland, XIII. 139. of the houfe of commons for a war with France, 234. for removing French papifts, 236. from the lords to put the ifles of Wight, Jersey, Guernfey, &c. in a pofture of defence, 253. for removing the marquiffes of Carmarthen and Halifax, 255. from the convocation, 285. to Q Mary from the city of London, 369. from the tinners in Cornwall, 372. from Middlesex, ibid. from both houfes to the K. and Q.418, 494, 495. of advice from the lords to the K. XIV. 75. upon the ftate of Ireland, 76. addreffes to the K. on the queen's death, 153, 202. about the Scotch Eaft-India company, 268. about a grant made to the earl of Portland, 276. of both houses on the discovery of the affaffination plot, 298. against profanenefs and immorality, 436. against the woollen manufacture in Ireland, 441. upon difbanding the army, 470. about the Dutch guards, ibid. 471. against the papifts and jacobites, 473. about the navy, 475. from Scotland about the affair of Darien, 518. of the commons against the partition treaty, XV. 99. of the lords, complaining of the fame, 113. of the commons, defiring the king to remove the lords Somers, Orford, and Halifax from his prefence and councils, 134. counter addrefs of the lords, 135. addreffes of the city of London, and other parts of the kingdom, upon the proclaiming the pretender in France, 230, 231. from the lords and commons upon that occafion, 241, 242. from the commons to the king, that he would defire the allies to increase their quotas of land forces, and provide for the half-pay officers in the first place, 252. from the convocation to the K. 313. addrefs of condolance to Q. Anne from the bifhops and clergy in London, from the diffenters, and from counties, cities, &c. 331. of the commons, about the princefs Sophia, 372. concerning bifhop Lloyd, 437. of the lords on the fame, ibid. on the ill managers of the funds, 464. of the commons, on account of the plot in Scotland, 582. their addrefs upon the lords appointing a felect committee, ibid. from the parliament of Scotland, XVI. 17. from the houfe of lords in England about Scotland, 74. about the fucceffion of Scotland in the houfe of Hanover, and for promoting the union, 188. addrefs from both houses, concerning the endeavours used for creating jealoufies between the Dutch and us, 201. of both houfes concerning the danger of the church, 213. of thanks from the commons to the queen, for her tender regard to the privileges of their house, 214. draught of an addrefs from the upper house of convocation, 223. another another form, drawn up by the lower house, 224. of Scotland against the union, 340. congratulaLory addreffes upon the union, 379, from the French refugees to the queen, in favour of their brethren perfecuted in France, 318. from the lords, about the admiralty, 494. from the commons, for the relief of the Scotch merchants, 497. from bath houses, not to make peace without the reftitution of all Spain, 595. of the commons, about the number of English forces in Spain and Portugal at the time of the battle of Almanza, 525,526. the fame addrefs renewed, 526. their addrefs of thanks to the queen, for taking measures to restore the affairs of Spain, ibid. addrefs of the lords and commons, upon the news of the pretender's intended defcent in Scotland, 533. another of the commons thereupon, 538. and of the lords, 539. of condolance upon the death of prince George, XVII. 106. for demolishing of Dunkirk, 130. to the queen, for marrying again, 131. about Dr. Sacheverel's trial, 309. of both houfes, to order the duke of Marlborough into Holland, 313. against the offers of France, 481. addrefs of thanks by the commons about the peace, 579. of the city of London, and other places, 541. addrefies on account of the peace, debates about them, XVIII. 74, 76, 77. of thanks from the commons, for the treaties of peace and commerce, 90. for having the pretender removed out of Lorrain, 101, 176. against the public fpirit of the whigs, 149. about the Spanish trade, 216. about the affiento contract, 218. from the corparation of Wigan, in behalf of Q. Anne's late miniftry, 357. addreffes upon the intended invafion from Sweden, XIX. 55, &c. for a copy of the treaty with Sweden, 89. about the earl of Oxford, 156. of the commons, in relation to their proceedings against the South-Sea directors, 416. upon the discovery of the plot, 466. of the commons, for an account of money, XX. zo. addreffes on the Spanish depredations, 37. concerning Gibraltar and Minorca, 40. of the commons, concerning Dunkirk, 71. address for papers relating to the treaty of Seville, 88. concerning America, 100. of the commons, on the marriage of the princess royal and the prince of Orange, 183. addrefs upon the Spanith depredations, 286, 287, 376. congratulatory addreffes on the marriage of the prince of Wales, 301. on the murder of captain Porteous, 336. on the birth of the prince of Wales, 389. for the protection of trading fhips, 453. on the taking of Porto Bello, 455. for furnishing all forces in British pay with the produce and manufactures of this kingdom, 607. addrefs of both houfes on an intended invafion from France in favour of the pretender, XXI. 24. other addreffes on that occafion, ibid. from the commons, to enquire into the conduct of Matthews and Leftock, 45. loyal addreffes on the reduction of Cape Breton, and in deteftation of the rebellion, 191. of the lords and commons for protection of the colonies against the encroachments of France, 537 Admiralty, a motion made in the house of commons, to advise his majefty to make fuch commiffioners of the admiralty as were of known experience in maritime affairs, XIV. 67. The ftate of it enquired into by the houfe of lords, XVI. SI Adolphus Frederic, duke of Holftein Eutin, and bishop of Lubec, fuc ceeds to the crown of Sweden, XXI. 441 Advocates, Advocates, faculty of, the pretender's medal fent to them, XVII. 394 Aeth taken by the French, XIV. 382. by the allies, XVI. 275. a defcription of that place, ibid. African company of Scotland appointed, XIV. 202, African trade regulated, 431. a bill for extending it, XXI. 391. petition concerning it, 392, 393. reflections on the fate of the bill, 394. account of an African prince in England, 394. the African trade fettled, 414, 444 Aghrim, the battle of, XIII. 465 Ailbury men, five of them bring an action against the conftable of that corporation, XVI. 84 Aiflabie, John, fpeaks against the bill for confirming the treaty of commerce, XVIII. 92. leaves the court party, and is removed from being one of the lords of the admiralty, 192. fpeaks against the peace, ibid. made treafurer of the navy, 323. his fpeech against the earl of Strafford, 383. and upon the earl of Oxford's impeachment, 387, 397, propofes the lowering of the gold fpecies, XIX. 177. refigns his places, 390. has great quantities of SouthSea ftock given him, 397. is expelled the houfe, and ordered to be committed to the Tower, 410 Aix-la-Chapelle, congrefs of, XXI. 348. preliminaries fettled there, ibid. articles of the treaty of, 357 366 Albemarle, earl of. fent ambaffador extraordinary to the court of France, XXI. 417. his character, ibid. 418. remonftrates against the incroachments of the French in North America, 418 Alberon, cardinal, makes great preparations in Spain, XIX. 201. his anger on receiving admiral Byng's letter, 211. account of him, 220. his letter upon the defeat of the Spanish feet, 230. acts in favour of the pretender, 234, 253. forms a plot 273 Algiers, the peace between England and that regency renewed, XV. 542. the Algerines feize and rifle the Prince Frederick packet-boat, XXI. 405. no fatisfaction obtained for it, 406 Alicant, caftle of, furrenders, XVII. 195 Alliance, offenfive and defenfive, concluded between the emperor and the States-General, XIII. 268. between England, Holland, and Denmark, XV. 198, 199. between France and Portugal, 207. between the emperor, England, and Holland, 208. triple alliance, XIX. 53. triple and quadruple, 202. between England and Sweden, 270: between Great Britain, France, and Spain, 431. between Great Britain, France, and Denmark, 578 Alix Dr. paper for printing his ecclefiaftical history, imported free of duty, XIV. 494 Almanara, the battle of, XVII. 288 Almanza, the battle of, XVI. 397English regiments there, 403. XVII. 341, 343 Almirante of Caftile, propofes that archduke Charles fhould be made king of Spain, XV. 564 Altena burnt by the Swedes, XVIII. 63 Ambaffadors, a bill for preferving their privileges, XVII. 132 Ambrun taken by the D. of Savoy, XV. 31 America, proceedings there against the Spaniards, XX. 29. loyal addreffes from, ibid. depredations of the Spa niards there, 30, 32, 38, 94, 358, army, 525 removed from the king's Annals of the years 1756-1759, XXI. 549, &c. Q. Anne, her acceffion to the crown, from |