S

Sabter, Capt. J.

Sacheverell, Sachevirell, R., and note.

Sackville. See Dorset.

Sailly

St. Agnant

St. Agnes

St. Albans (Herts), dispute in the Corporation of
-, Mayor of,ibid.
-, Aldermen of,ibid.

St. Albans, Highland of
-, Charles Beauclerk, 1st Duke of

St. Anne's parish [Westminster ?], pawnbroker in

St. Asaph, Bishop and diocese of

St. Aubin, St. Obien, P., note.

St. Aubin's pier (Jersey)

St. Aubyn, Sir J.

St. Barb, St. Barbe, Sir J.

St. Barnaby the Apostle, fair at feast of

St. Briavel's Castle
-, Constableship of, question as to

St. Bride's (parish), London

St. Christopher's
-, taken

St. Christol

St. Clair, Lieut.-General
-, Ensign James (Earl of Orkney's)

St. Cyr
-, Bishop Lucy of

St. David's, Thomas Watson, D.D., Bishop of
-, his petition, efforts at reform, charges against him, &c.

St. Denis

St. Etienne

St. Fauste

St. Felix

St. Francis' Chapel

Saint Fré, or St. Free, M. de

St. Gabriel

St. George
-, Col. Sir G.
-, Sir H.
-, Sir T.

St. George, College of (San Lucar)

St. Germain

St. Germains-en-Leye, letter from

St. Giles' in the Fields

St. Helen's
-, and seeRooke, Sir J.

St. Helena

St. Hypolite

St. James'Mews' Passage

St. James', Palace or Court of (Middlesex), passim.

St. James' Park (Westminster), Regulations for (on coaches, carts, the Mall, dogs, beggars, deer, wildfowl, drying clothes, and other matters)
-, special entrée to

St. James' Street (Westminster)

St. Jean de Luz

St. Jeme

San Jestivan, M. de

St. John
-, Colonel T.

St. John, Newfoundland
-, defence of harbour of
-, and see Newfoundland.

St. John Street (London)

St. John's College, Cambridge, Fellow of

St. Johns, Sir W.

St. Julien
-, Chevalier

St. Just

St. Katherines, abuses at

St. Leger
-, Capt. G., arrest of

St. Leonard's (Colchester)

St. Lo, Commander or Capt.
-, letters from

St. Loup, L.

St. Lucar, San Lucar

St. Maison

St. Malo
-, and the war
-, trade of English ships from
-, English merchants well treated at
-, privateers at
-, and Newfoundland
-, prisoner at
-, prisoners well treated at
-, English prisoners at
-, and Jersey

St. Martin

St. Martin's (France)

St. Martin's Lane (London)

St. Martin's, Vintry (London)

St. Martin's (in France)

St. Mary-le-Strand (Middlesex) parishioners of, and Savoy chapel

St. Mary Magdalene (parish) Bermondsey, Tanners of seq.

St. Mary's Port, Porte Ste. Marie
-, taking of
-, charge of English excesses at
-, pillage of, and plunder from, seePlunder.
-, ill-effect of plunder of on English merchants

St. Maurice

St. Meard

St. Mesnien

St. Michel, the

St. Mosse's or St. Maw's Castle

St. Nicholas

St. O'Bien, P.

St. Owen's Rectory

St. Pau

St. Paul's (London), new Commission for rebuilding (with names of Commissioners and details)

St. Paul's, William Sherlock, Dean of
-, Residentiaries of, ibid.

St. Peter, river of

St. Phelipe (near Cadiz)

St. Philibert

St. Pierre

St. Puy

St. Quintin, Sir W.

St. Sauveur

St. Sebastian
-, wine from

St. Sulpice, M.de

St. Thomas

Saint Valérie, Valery, St. Vallery

Saladin

Salenove

Saleure

Salfleet

Salisbury, Capt. Charles (Cutt's)

Salisbury, Countess Dowager of
-, President and Chapter of
-, Deanery of, ibid

Salles

Salmon, G.

Salmon, W.

Salop
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, Sheriffs of

Salter, Lieut. (Villiers')
-, Capt. J.
-, Lieut. B.

Saltpans (in South of France)
-, plans against

Salvage at sea

Samara, A.

Sambrooke, Sir J.

Sampson, William

Sandalands

Sanders, John

Sanderson. See Saunderson.

Sandes, T.

Sandford, Simon

Sands, Lieut. H.

Sandside

Sandwich

Sandys, Capt. E. (Earl of Oxford's)
-, Lieut. H.
-, P. (Wolseley's)
-, Sir K.
-, Thomas, Rectory for

Sankey, Hierome

Sansom, Sansome, J.
-, letter from
-, his son, collector of Customs at Bristol

Sanson, J. (Deputy-Lieutenant for Bristol, probably same)
-, Mr.
-, Capt. W.

Santa Cruz

Santel

Santiny

Santry

Sargesson. See Sergison.

Sargent, T.

Sartre, Sartrens or De Sartre, and note.

Sassos, J. B. de

Satia (fast pinnace)

Sauchie

Saunders, Lieut. (Earl of Shannon's)
-, Cornet Richard (Wyndham's)

Saunderson, Sanderson, Col. T.
-, letter from
-, J.
-, 2nd Lieutenant
-, Stephen
-, T.
-, and see Castleton.

Saurin

Savage, Arthur
-, Charles
-, P., Chancellor of the Ex–chequer (Ireland)
-, Thomas
-, and see Rivers.

Savery, M.

Savounet

Savile, Saville, Savill
-, G.
-, R.
-, William

Savoy (Middlesex), Laboratory at
-, printer in

Savoy Hospital (Middlesex),
-, widows for
-, prisoners of war at
-, warrant for charter for refounding of
-, details as to its revenues
-, Master, Chaplain, &c. of
-, constitution of, powers of Visitor, &c.
-, poor of, to wear black gowns &c.
-, inhabitants of St. Mary le Strand to use chapel of
-, used as a barrack, &c.

Savoy (Italy), Duke of
-, Envoy of (pass to)
-, his servant

Sawle

Saxe Gotha, subsidy for

Say (or Saye), and Seal (or Sele)
-, Nathaniel Fiennes, 4th Viscount

Sayer, Edward

Sayers, G.

Scanderoon, Scanderoone

Scaubergue

Scarboro, Scarborough, Richard Lumley, 1st Earl of
-, Castle, Governor of

Scardaville, Scardville, Henry, Dean

Scarfe (or Scaife), Adjutant

Scarthingwell, Scarthingwill

Scawen, Lieut. Francis
-, William

Schaffhousen, Schaffhausen

Schemberg, A.

Schomberg, Schombergh, Schonburg, Schonburgh, &c., Mainard Schomberg, 3rd Duke of
-, his officers

Schoneburg, Schonenburg, M.
-, [Dutch Envoy at Lisbon]

Schonvelt

Schutz, Baron de

Scilly, Sully, Sorlingues, Isles
-, Governor of

Scobell, Francis, Commissioner of Accounts

Scot. See Scott.

Scotland:
-, Coronation oath in
-, Privy Councillors of
-, two regiments from
-, Parliament adjourned in
-, to meet
-, Queen Anne and
-, Union of, with England, Act for and see Union.
-, Church of, Assembly of
-, Moderator of
-, and pressing sailors
-, Chancellor and Treasury of
-, Queen Anne's letters to Parliament of
-, standing force of garrisons in (details)
-, affairs of
-, Hamilton's letters from
-, affair of the Abjuration
-, Advocates
-, address from to Queen
-, Parliament of
-, journey from, to London
-, post-renters of
-, Election prospects in
-, new Parliament soon
-, Election ordered
-, news of, and members elected
-, Secretaries of State of
-, sailors to be raised in
-, Commission to Justices for Peace of Highlands in
-, Table of Warrants relating to seq.
-, General Assembly of Church of Commissioners of
-, instructions to
-, Royal Commissioner in. See Queensberry.
-, Parliament to meet
-, adjourned
-, arms for and fortification of
-, Keeper of Privy Seal in
-, Guards attend Parliament in
-, War proclaimed in
-, Two years' poll (tax) in
-, Treasury Clerk in
-, Commander-in-Chief in
-, other General Officers in, ibid.
-, raising troops in
-, Clerk of the Registers, &c., in
-, Commission for Union with England, and note.
-, "searcher for taxable imports" in
-, Generalissimo in
-, Lord Advocate in
-, defence of coast
-, Exchequer, Usher to, &c.
-, Commissions in Scotch regiments
-, (detailed table)
-, Secretary of War in
-, Highlands of, peace of
-, "roup" of the customs, &c. of
-, Clerk of the Registers, &c. in
-, Customs to be "in collection,"
-, Clerk of the Privy Council
-, of the Wardrobe
-, Apothecary to Army in
-, trumpeter in
-, President of the Privy Council
-, Keeper of the Privy Seal
-, Justice Clerk and Justice
-, General
-, Levying recruits in
-, Master Tailor in
-, free coinage in, tax for
-, Mint-house in, ibid.
-, Postal difficulties in
-, new Privy Council of
-, sailors from
-, and Ireland
-, instructions as to Parliament in
-, fishing in
-, Orkney and Shetland, revenues of

Scotland Yard, prisoners at

Scott, Scot, Lieut. D.
-, Lieut. I. (Earl of Barrymore's)
-, Cornet F.
-, Lord Henry
-, Lieut. H. (Churchill's)
-, Sir James
-, Capt. James (Ramsay's)
-, James, sen., of Logie
-, James, jun., of Logie, ibid.
-, Mr. (Clerk)
-, Lieut. Robert (Maitland's)
-, Capt. Thomas (Ramsay's)
-, Lieut. Thomas (Earl of Derby's)
-, 2nd Lieut. William (Holt's)

Scrayingham, Sheringham, Scraghingham [Yorks]

Scribling (Wool)

Scrivener, J.

Scroop

Scrymgeor, J.

Scrymsour, Lieut. A. (Churchill's)

Scudamore, J.

Scurlockstown

Seafin

Seabright, Sir E.

Seabrooke, E.

Seacrab engines

Seafield, James Ogilvie, 1st Earl of
-, Secretary of State (Scotland)
-, (afterwards Earl Finlater)
-, on pressing sailors
-, on Jacobite officers
-, warrant for appointment of
-, his executors
-, sheriff of Banff
-, to be Lord Chancellor (Scotland) and Custos Sigilli(Scotland)
-, to be a Commissioner of the Treasury (Scotland), ibid.
-, exonerated in form
-, rooms for, at Holyrood

Seaforth, William Mackenzie, 5th Earl of

Seal, P.

Sealle, Monsieur

Seals, use of King William's
-, for the Courts

Seares

Searle, S.

Seascale

Seater, Capt.

Seaton, R.

Sebille

Secretaries of State, salaries in their offices, and Corrigenda.
-, warrants by

Sedley, Charles, to be a bart
-, Richard

Sedgewick, Sedgewicke, Joseph
-, S.
-, Z.

Seigneuret

Seignorst

Seile, Andrew

Selby, Serjeant-at-Law
-, James

Selioke, J.

Selkirk

Selkirk, Charles Douglas, 2nd Earl of removed from his office

Sellier, M. le

Selwyn, Brigadier or Major-General W. (Governor of Jamaica)
-, Ensign C.

Senede

Senhouse, J.

Sequeville

Seranne, Charles

Sergison, Sargesson, Mr. or Sir Charles

Serjeant, Job

Serjeants-at-Law, and note.
-, opinion of

Serville, Capt. (French), escapes

Seton, Ensign G. (Fergusone's)
-, Sir G.
-, William
-, and see Kingstoun; Wintoun.

Seve

Seville, English merchants imprisoned at
-, goods sent to, during war

Seward, J.

Seymour, Seymer, Sir Edward, Recorder of Exeter
-, licensed to hunt
-, Ensign Henry (Seymour's)
-, Sir H. (Deputy-Lieutenant for Bucks)
-, Henry (Deputy-Lieutenant for Dorset)
-, Capt. John (Earl of Romney's)
-, Col. J. (Governor of Maryland)
-, Lieut. Jo. (Earl of Orkney's)
-, Sir Thomas
-, Brigadier William
-, his officers
-, Col. William
-, William, and see Somerset.

Shad Thames

Shakerley
-, P.

Shakle, T.

Shakleton, R.

Shallcross, S.

Shales, Charles

"Shalloway" (boat to float trees)

Shankstown

Shannon, Richard Boyle, 2nd Viscount
-, Commissions in his
-, regiment

Sharp, Sharpe, J. See York.
-, Sir W.
-, Capt. Walter
-, 2nd Lieut. (Saunderson's).
-, William

Shaternoes. See Chateau-Regnaud.

Shaw, Ensign
-, Francis, clerk
-, Sir J.
-, J., of Dalwyn
-, J., jun. ibid.
-, Q., ibid.

Sheerness
-, Governor of
-, letter from
-, officers at fort of

Sheffield. See Buckingham.

Shelburne, Henry Petty 3rd or 1st Baron (afterwards Earl of Shelburne)

Shelbury, J.

Sheldon
-, J.

Shelley, John

Shepard, William, and Tuscany
-, case of

Shepardson, J.

Shephard, J.
-, Thomas

Shepley

Sherard, Bennet Sherard, 3rd Baron (afterwards Earl of Harborough)
-, Phil

Sherard, Sherrarde, Dr., Commissioner of Sick and Wounded
-, and his college
-, and see Sick and Wounded.
-, W.
-, Capt.

Sherbourgh. See Cherbourg.

Sherer, John
-, letter from

Sheriffs in England and Wales
-, Orders in Council as to

Sheringham. See Scrayingham.

Sherkyn Fort

Sherncote

Sherrarde. See Sherard.

Sherwood Forest

Shetland, Zetland, Islands, Earl of Morton and
-, and see Orkney.

Shewelle, J.

Shewrarie

Shierston

Shiker, J.

Shipley, Mr.

Ships, list of

Ships, names of:—
-, Adventure
-, Advice
-, Albion
-, Alliance
-, Anglesey
-, Angola
-, Anne
-, Asia
-, Assistance, note.
-, letter from
-, Baltic Merchant
-, Barfleur
-, Bedford
-, Belone
-, Benjamin
-, Berwick
-, Betty
-, Blackwall
-, Blessing
-, Bonadventure
-, Bonheur
-, Boyne
-, letters from
-, Bredah
-, warrant or letter from
-, Bridgeman
-, Bridgewater
-, Bristol
-, Brittania
-, Burford
-, Cambridge
-, Canterbury
-, Carcas
-, Carlisle, blown up
-, Centurion
-, Charity
-, Charles, note
-, despatches sent on
-, Charlotte
-, Chatham
-, Chichester
-, Citadelle
-, Clover Blade
-, Colchester
-, Conqueror
-, Content
-, Cornwall
-, Cowdsley
-, Crown
-, Cumberland
-, Dartmouth
-, Defiance
-, Delight
-, Deptford
-, Despatch
-, Devonshire
-, D'Hanus
-, Diamond
-, Diana
-, Dixwell
-, Dolphin
-, Dover, note
-, Dragon
-, Dreadnought
-, Duchess
-, Dunkirk
-, Eagle
-, Eaton
-, Elizabeth and Mary
-, Esperance or Esperance de Derniville
-, Essex
-, Exchange
-, Exeter, note.
-, Expedition
-, Experiment
-, Falmouth
-, Fame
-, Faulcon
-, Firme or Le Firme
-, Flamborough, note
-, Fly
-, Fortune
-, Fowey
-, Freedom
-, Friends' Adventure
-, Friends' Goodwill
-, Fubbs
-, Gamboa
-, Golden Star
-, Gracieuse
-, Grafton
-, Greenwich
-, Griffin
-, Hampshire, note
-, Hampton Court
-, Hannah
-, Hannibal
-, Hastings
-, Hispaniola
-, Honour's Adventure
-, Hopewell
-, Hudson Bay
-, Humber
-, Hunter
-, Ipswich
-, Jacob
-, James
-, James and Sara
-, Jesus Maria
-, John
-, John and Susan
-, John Square
-, Joseph
-, Joseph, J.M.
-, Joseph and Thomas
-, Justice
-, Kent
-, Kingston
-, Kinsale
-, letter from, ibid.
-, La Boucheine
-, La Finesse
-, Lancaster, and note
-, Lawrell
-, Lenox
-, Lichfield, Litchfield, note
-, Lime
-, Logwood merchant
-, London
-, Looe, note.
-, Lowestoft
-, Loyal merchant
-, Ludlow
-, taken by French
-, Lyon
-, Magdalen
-, Maidstone
-, Mairmaid
-, Mansbridge
-, Margate
-, Marlborough
-, Martin
-, Mary
-, Mary and Margaret
-, Mary and Sarah
-, of Maran
-, Mary Rose
-, Medway, note
-, Merlin
-, Mermaid, Mermayde, note.
-, Messenger
-, Mildford, Milford
-, Monck, Monke, Munke
-, Monmouth
-, Muscovia
-, Namur
-, Nassau
-, Neptune
-, Newark
-, Newcastle
-, New Judith
-, Newport
-, Nicolas
-, Nonsuch
-, North Star
-, Northumberland
-, Norwich
-, Nostra Senhora, &c.
-, Nostra Signoram, &c.
-, Notre Dame de Bayonne
-, Olive Branch
-, Orange, Prince of
-, Orford
-, Oriana
-, Oxford
-, Owler
-, Pelican
-, Pembroke
-, Penzance
-, Peregrine or Perigrine
-, Peter
-, Philip and Mary
-, Plymouth
-, Postilion
-, Prince George
-, Providence
-, Queen
-, Ranelagh
-, Reserve, note.
-, Resolution
-, Restoration
-, Revenge
-, Rising Eagle
-, Rochester
-, Roebuck
-, Royal Africa
-, Royal Anne
-, Royal Oak
-, Royal Sovereign
-, letters from. See Rooke
-, Sir George.
-, Royal William
-, Ruby
-, letter from
-, Runner
-, Rupert
-, Russell
-, Rye, note.
-, St. Anne
-, St. Barb
-, St. George (H.M.S.)
-, (privateer)
-, (transport)
-, St. Jacob (of Bruges)
-, (a Dane)
-, St. James
-, St. John
-, St. John Baptist
-, St. Joseph (of Bruges)
-, St. Joseph (of Marseilles)
-, St. Julian
-, Santa Maria
-, St. Michael
-, St. Nicholas
-, St. Winifrid
-, Scarborough
-, Seahorse
-, Serelion
-, Severn
-, Shark, note.
-, Sheerness
-, Shrewsbury
-, Solsdyke
-, Somerset
-, Sorlings
-, Southampton
-, Spanish Alliance
-, Speedwell
-, Spring
-, Stirling Castle
-, Suffolk
-, Summers
-, Sunderland
-, Susan and John. See John and Susan.
-, Susanna (of Cherbourg)
-, seized
-, (transport)
-, Swallow
-, Swan, note
-, Swift
-, Swiftsure
-, Syam
-, Talamod
-, Tartar
-, Thomas and John
-, Thirston
-, Three Friends
-, Three Pilgrims
-, Tiger
-, Tilbury
-, Torbay
-, Trial
-, Trident
-, Triumph
-, Trompette
-, Two Shrieves
-, Vesuvius
-, Victory
-, Warspight
-, Weymouth
-, William
-, William and Mary
-, letter from
-, Winchester
-, Windsor
-, Wolf, note.
-, Worcester
-, York

Shipton, D.

Shirley, Washington

Shoe Lane (Middlesex)

Shoreditch, R.

Shore, G.

Shoreham

Short, P.

Shorter, J.

Shortland, S.

Shotover

Shovell, Sir Cloudesly or Cloudesley
-, (note), Admiral of the
-, White
-, instructions for
-, (re Mediterranean)
-, ships with
-, suggestions from
-, presides at Munden's trial
-, to join Rooke
-, his views on his instructions
-, on French preparations
-, on Prince's Council
-, on naval strategy
-, on ransoming ships
-, his position (Aug., 1702)
-, may catch Spanish fleet
-, left at Vigo
-, on Navy Board
-, his squadron
-, ordnance for
-, letter from
-, a Deputy Judge
-, Advocate for
-, Commission to re
-, Algiers, &c.
-, and Adriatic
-, may exchange prisoners
-, imprest money for

Shower, Sir B.

Shrewsbury, Charles Talbot, 1st Duke of

Shrimpton, M.
-, Major

Shuedly. See Sudely.

Shudd, J.

Shute

Shuttleworth

Sibourg

Sicily, Sir C. Shovell and
-, England and

Sick and Wounded and Exchange of Prisoners, Commissioners for (usually called the Commissioners for Sick and Wounded)
-, letters from
-, names of the Commissioners
-, their expenses
-, on sick, &c. on Rooke's return
-, on proposed cartel and Exchange
-, on removal of prisoners, &c.
-, angry with de Mornay
-, and see Prisoners of War.

Signouniere

Silk Throsters, their petition

Silk trade

Silly, M.

Silvermines

Simcock, Sincock, Capt.

Simon, D. G.
-, Capt. G.

Simond

Simpson

Sinault, D.

Sinclair, Sinclaire, Sinklar, Sir R., of Stevenson
-, Lieut. G. (How's)
-, Capt.
-, and see Caithness.

Singleton, Ensign Andrew
-, Lieut.
-, Adjutant, ibid.

Sinklar. See Sinclair.

Sitwell, George

Skeatsbuss [Skeabost ?]

Skeen, Skene, Skeene, Ensign Thomas (W. Steuart's)
-, Lieut. (Teviots)
-, Alexander, Secretary at Barbados
-, Mr. (same ?)

Skeffington, T.

Skelton, Col.

Skene. See Skeen.

Skiff, Skifft

Skinner, 2nd Lieut. (Fox's)
-, Thomas, of Derby

Skipton

Skipwith, Sir F.

Skyddys Castle

Skyes

Slane, Christopher Fleming, 17th Baron

Slater, T.

Sledwell. See Stedwell.

Sleigh

Slezer, Capt. J.

Sligo

Slippenbach, General

Sloan, W.

Sloss, J.

Slowley, R.

Smalbone, J. (a soldier)

Smallbone, Surgeon J. (Churchill's)
-, Thomas
-, affidavit as to

Smallet, —

Smallwood

Smelting

Smith, Smyth (Barrister)
-, Altem
-, Charles (Southampton)
-, Cornelius (Dover)
-, D. (Holcombe)
-, Daniel
-, letter from
-, Deb.
-, Cornet Edmund (Earl of Arran's)
-, Elizabeth (litigant)
-, John (same), ibid.
-, Mary (same), ibid.
-, George (Deputy-Lieutenant for Gloucestershire)
-, Lieut. (dead)
-, Ensign George (Earl of Romney's)
-, Rev. Henry (Vicar of Newark)
-, Dr. Henry (Christchurch Oxon)
-, Lieut. Henry (Earl of Romney's)
-, J., of Hackney
-, James (shipmaster)
-, James, of Whitehill
-, Rt. Hon. J. (Deputy-Lieutenant for Hants)
-, Lieut. John (Earl of Romney's)
-, Mr. Justice
-, Lieut. M. (Lord Charlemont's)
-, Mr.(related to Hedges)
-, R.
-, 2nd Lieut. R. (Viscount Shannon's)
-, Sir Sebastian
-, Stephen, a suspect
-, Theodore (Marshal of the Horse Guards)
-, Thomas (J.P., Suffolk)
-, Dr. Thomas, late Bishop of Carlisle
-, Thomas, Procurator in
-, Maritime cases, &c.
-, Sir T. Quarter-Master-General
-, Thomas, of Melksham
-, Thomas (Chamber Keeper)
-, Dr. William (Physician, Portsmouth)
-, William (living in Tower Dock)
-, William, an informer
-, letter from
-, Lieut. William (Lloyd's)

Smithson, H.

Smollett, Sir. J.
-, Tobias, jun.

Smuggling

Smyrna

Snaepes, J.

Snary, Henry

Snow, W.

Soame

Soames, Lt.-Col.
-, Edward
-, Capt. (R.N.)
-, letter from

Sodbury

Solers, Mr.

Soley, H.

Solicitor General, fees paid to by Solicitor to Admiralty and Navy

Solicitor to Admiralty, &c., criticism of his accounts

Somerset, Justices of
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, High Sheriff of
-, Sheriffs of
-, Charles Seymour, 6th or 11th Duke of (1678–1748)

Somervell, Capt. G.

Somerville, Ensign Robert (How's)

Sooty, Sir G.

Sophia, Electress of Hanover and see Brunswick &c. and Hanover.

Sorel, Sorelli, Monsieur or Count de
-, letter from
-, exchange of
-, to go to Oxford

Sorlingues. See Scilly.

Sorré, J.

Soundings, the

Soustelle, D.

South, J.

Southampton
-, Mayor of, on guarding prisoners
-, prisoners ill-treated at
-, letters from
-, French church at
-, complaints from re prisoners
-, Mayor, &c. of
-, details as to Henley and
-, prisoners escape from
-, new marshal at, letter from
-, prisoners removed from
-, French merchant in, and see Prisoners

Southby, R.

South Fleet (Kent)

Southsea Castle

Southwark
-, Surrey, Assizes at
-, prisoners of war at
-, Lord Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenants for

Southwell, Edward (Deputy-Lieutenant for Gloucestershire)
-, Edward
-, letters from
-, to be Clerk of Privy Council
-, Sir R.
-, Sir T.

Spain:
-, fleet of
-, at Vera Cruz
-, postal service to
-, and West Indies
-, siezure of ships and goods of
-, prisoners of, in England
-, steps in war with
-, English policy in her Colonies
-, action of, in Canaries
-, retorsion on
-, English prisoners in
-, Admiral of, in England
-, France and negro trade and
-, bad effect of English failure in
-, English merchants in
-, prisoners of, and Exchange
-, passes to, in war time
-, Consul of, arrested
-, deported
-, Admiral of
-, King of. See Charles, Archduke, &c.

Spaine, —

Spalding (Lincs)

Spanheim, M., the Prussian Envoy

Spann, Capt.
-, on pressing men in Ireland

Sparling, N.

Sparr, Major-General

Spateman, J.

Speccott, J.

Speed's Martyrs

Spelman, Capt. R.

Spencely

Spencer, R.
-, William
-, and see Sunderland.

Spey, Salmon fishery in

Spezzia, Porto Spezie

Spicer, Capt. Lieut.

Spike Island

Spithead
-, letters from

Spittle, J.

Sporting licences

Spottswood

Spraggs, Capt.

Sprague, Wadham

Spratt, William

Spring, T.

Spring Garden (Middlesex)
-, letter from

Squibb, R.

Squire

Stables, the Royal
-, Commissioners for care &c. of
-, posts in

Staches

Stafford, J.
-, Henry, Stafford - Howard 10th or 1st Earl of (1688—1719)

Staffordshire
-, Sheriffs of

Stainforth

Stair, John Dalrymple, 2nd Viscount
-, John Master of

Stamford, Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of

Stamp, N.

Stamp Paper Office, Commissioner of

Stanfield, E. (Vicar of Newark)

Standfield, Sir James
-, John
-, Philip

Stanhope, Alexander, Envoy at the Hague
-, his expenses
-, Col.
-, Charles
-, Thomas
-, Sir W.

Stanley, Peter (prisoner), letter from
-, Col. W., Brigadier of Foot
-, Lieut. Charles (Earl of Oxford's)
-, William
-, and see Derby.

Stannerys, the, and Courts of

Stanton, Elizabeth

Stanton Drew

Stanyan, A.

Stapleton, Stapylton, Lieut. A. (Earl of Marlborough's)
-, Lieut. Robert (Lumley's)
-, Ensign Bryan (Earl of Derby's)

Starkie, R.

Starrow

States General (of the United Provinces):
-, their fleet and force in 1702
-, Envoy Extraordinary of to and see Stanhope.
-, English ships to protect ships of
-, Treaty of, with England
-, transport ships of
-, English officers to cooperate with officers of
-, Ambassador of

Statutes:
-, 25 Car. II. c. 2: opinion of Judges on
-, 8 and 9 W. III. c. 22 and note.
-, of Navigation
-, 12 Car. II. (Wool)
-, 9 W. III, c.

Stawell

Steadman, Ensign Edward (Bridges')
-, Ensign Francis (Webb's)

Stebbing, P.

Stedman, Capt. (Tiffins')

Stedwell or Sledwell, J., his case

Steel, Capt.

Steeple-Aston

Steill or Steile, P.

Steinston. See Stevenston.

Steinwer, Count, has plundered

Stennet

Stephan, James

Stephen, Capt.

Stephens, N.
-, E., of Lygrove, ibid.
-, J., jun., of Lypiat, ibid.
-, T., sen., of Lypiat, ibid.
-, T., of Sodbury, ibid.

Stephenson, H.,

Stepney, George, English Envoy at Vienna
-, his expenses

Sterron

Stevenage

Stevens

Stevenson, Steinston
-, Alexander

Stevensone

Stewart, Stuart, Steuart Steward:
-, Baillie of Elgin
-, Capt. (R.N.)
-, Lieut.
-, of Tullicoutrie
-, of Castle Stuart
-, Lieut. (Fox's)
-, Alexander
-, Capt. Alexander
-, Lieut. Alexander
-, Sir A. of Burray
-, Lt.-Col. A.
-, Capt. (Teviots')
-, Daniel
-, Dugal
-, Elmes
-, Gilbert
-, Henry
-, Capt.-Lieut. Henry (Steuart's)
-, James (Scotch Life Guards)
-, Ensign James (Steuart's)
-, Capt. J. (Ramsay's)
-, Sir James (Lord Advocate)
-, Sir James (Sheriff of Bute)
-, Captain John (Steuart's)
-, Lt.-Col. James
-, Adjutant J.
-, Capt. J. (Ramsay's)
-, Capt. John Boughan
-, Galway
-, Capt. Henry (Ferguson's)
-, Lieut. L. (St. John's)
-, Lieut. M.
-, R.
-, R., of Tullicoutrie
-, Ensign Toby (Steuart's)
-, Ensign Thomas (same)
-, Major or Lieut.-General William
-, his officers
-, W.
-, Lt.-Col. William
-, Capt. William
-, Lieut. William
-, Sir William, of Castlemilk
-, Major-General
-, and see Blantyre, Galloway, Mountjoy.

Stiles, H.
-, S.
-, and see Styles.

Stillington, T.

Stirlin, J.

Stirling. James

Stirling, Provost of
-, Castle
-, Governor, &c. of

Stirlingshire

Stock, Abram, letter from

Stock-carding (wool)

Stocker, H.

Stockholm, Commissary at

Stockton-on-Tees

Stone, Ensign J. (Lumley's)
-, Carleton (Deputy-Lieutenant of Oxon)
-, John (same), ibid
-, R. (Master in Chancery, Ireland)
-, Thomas (Holcombe parish)
-, Surgeon William
-, W. (Deputy-Lieutenant for Middlesex)
-, W., J.P. London
-, W. (of St. Albans)

Stonehouse, Sir J.

Stonestown

Stopford, Francis
-, Cornet W., ibid.

Stoughton, Capt.

Stow's Annals

Stowood

Strabane

Strachan, a bookseller in London

Strahan, Strathan, Mrs.
-, W.

Straiton, Capt. Alexander
-, Ensign (Earl of Orkney's)
-, 2nd Lieut. Robert (Row's)

Straloch

Strangford

Strangways, T.

Strathmore, John Lyon, 2nd Earl of

Strathnaver, Master of
-, to command a
-, regiment
-, and see Strathnewer.

Strathnewer, Strathnaver, John
-, Gordon Lord (afterwards Earl
-, of Sutherland)

Stratnatt

Straton (Hants), letter from

Strencher, G.

Strickland, Sir W.

Stringer, J.
-, Col.

Strode

Strombilo

Stronghill

Stroud, Joseph

Strowde, W.

Stuart. See Stewart.

Stukeley, John, scandal regarding

Styles, Stiles, N.
-, M.

Suasso

Subpœna, office or writs of

Subsidy Treaties, memoir on

Subine

Succession, Act of

Suckley

Suckling
-, R.

Sudely, Shuedly. See Chandos.

Suffolk, Lord Lieutenant of
-, Deputy-Lieutenancy of
-, Sheriffs of
-, and wool export
-, and Ipswich, Lord Lieuttenant and Deputy-Lieutenants for
-, pressing men in

Sugar Loaf, the (tavern)

Sully. See Scilly.

Sumner
-, T.

Summers, J.

Sun (inn)

Sunderland, Robert Spencer, 2nd or 3rd Earl of

Surat

Surrey
-, Assizes for
-, Lord Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenants for
-, Sheriffs of

Surveyor of Works
-, and see Wren, Sir Christopher.

Surville

Sussex
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, Sheriffs of
-, protection of

Sutherland
-, David

Sutterton (Lincoln)

Sutton, 2nd Lieut. (Villiers')
-, Cornet Henry (Lord Rivers')
-, Francis
-, 1st Lieut. Thomas (Villiers')
-, William
-, a jailor
-, bribed, ibid.
-, imprisoned
-, and see Lexinton.

Swallow, Mr.

Swann

Swansden, Hoogan

Swanton, Capt.
-, letter from

Swayne, R.

Sweden
-, and English trade
-, ship of, plundered by French privateer
-, English traders to
-, ship of, embargoed, or seized
-, powder for, from England
-, and France
-, release of pressed Swedes
-, goods from Holland to
-, and tar for English navy
-, and Russia
-, Envoy to

Swettenham, Edward

Swift
-, Arthur
-, J.
-, Thomas

Swiss, Alexander

Switzerland, proposals for agreement with, elaborate document on, describing Swiss Government, &c., seq.
-, Envoys to
-, her duties to her Allies neglected

Swymmer, W.

Sydney
-, and see Romney.

Sydserfe

Symon, Abraham

Symonds, Lieut. Thomas (How's)

Symons, R.
-, Nathaniel
-, Thomas

Sympson, Capt. R.
-, James

Syol