C.

C—m, Col.

Cabinet meetings, minutes of

Cadiz
-, a visit to
-, Spanish expedition starting from
-, British Consul at
-, American vessels in

Cadogan, Lord
-, Charles Sloane, master of the Mint

Cagliari
-, British Consul at

Caicos, the little

Caithness, Lord

Caithness and Sutherland, commissary clerk of

Calais, accident while putting the mail on board at

Calamata in the Morea, plague brought to

Calawbas, the

Calcutta, Supreme Court at, judges of
-, conveyance
-, seals and stamps for

Calder, Col., wounded in a duel at Cork
-, John, presentation

Caldwall, Henry, Quebec, letter

Caldwell, Major, house of, at Quebec

Calstocke, rectory

Calvert, John, Charlestown, S. Carolina

Cambridge University, Colleges. See Trinity, &c.
-, chancellor of
-, grants of degrees in
-, journals of Parliament for

Cambridge (America)
-, rising of a mob at
-, provincial congress at
-, engagement with the rebels at, &c.
-, provincial army at

Cameron, Alexander, condemned for murder at Newfoundland

Campbell, Lord William
-, Governor of S. Carolina
-, takes possession of Mr. De Brahm's ship
-, Governor, Jersey
-, Lieut.-Col., returns a rich man from India
-, Major, a son of, an ensign when a child
-, Alexander, Lieut.-Col.
-, Alexander, London, intercepted letter from
-, Archbald, sheriff of Argyll
-, Archibald, presentations
-, Dr. Archibald, Norfolk, Virginia
-, Dr. Colin, memorial, &c.
-, Donald, on half-pay, aiding the Americans
-, Donkin
-, Duncan
-, George, appointment
-, Ilay, appointment
-, John, appointment
-, Robert, appointment
-, William

Campbeltown, Argyllshire

Camper, Mr., a magistrate

Camplin, Richard, African Office

Canada, postal service in
-, communication with the upper lakes
-, communication by land with New York stopped
-, expedition of the provincials into
-, fears of an expedition from
-, sympathies, behaviour, and character of the Canadians
-, effects of British possession of
-, meeting of the King's servants on the subject of
-, rebel prisoners from, brought to England, &c.
-, formation of a corps in
-, debts, negotiations as to

Canary islands, British consul at
-, illicit trade at

Cann, Barney, prisoner of war

Canning, Thomas, licence to enter foreign service

Canso, Gut of, operations of American armed schooners in

Canterbury, archbishop of
-, dispensations to be granted by
-, dean of
-, canon of

Canterbury cathedral, almsmen

Canterbury school, master of

Capadose, George

Cape Coast, trade at
-, visit to

Cape Coast Castle, Chief of

Cape de Verde Islands

Cape Francois, regiment, &c. arrived at

Cappasallagh and Bowley, lands of

Captain-lieutenants rank of, in the army

Caribbee Islands, see Leeward Islands.

Carill-Worsley, name and arms assumed.

Carleton, Mr., connected with embarkations at Cork
-, Dermt., letter with news from Boston
-, Guy Governor of Quebec, proposes a citadel
-, re-appointed, &c.
-, instructions to, mentioned
-, proceedings in connexion with the attack on Canada, &c.

Calisle Bay, Barbadoes, arrival of the Governor at

Carlisle, Earl of

Carlow, M.P. for co. of

Carnarvon, co. of, Custos Rotulorum of

Carolina, new boundary line between North and South, agitation likely in consequence, &c.
-, ship-of-war sent to

Carolina (North), Governor of
-, collection of the quit rents in
-, attachment of effects of absent debtors in, anarchy, &c. in the Government
-, Western counties of, a rebellion in, pardon, loyalty, &c.
-, progress of the rebellion in
-, Chief Justice of
-, arms sent to, for the loyalists

Carolina (South), Supreme Court of, grants writs of assistance
-, Governor of
-, partial in giving grants of land, &c.
-, Clerk of the Council in
-, disagreement between the Houses of Assembly in
-, a petition from the Agent of
-, dutied tea sent to
-, progress of the rebellion in
-, Chief Justice and Assistant Judges of
-, passengers going to

Caroline Matilda, Queen of Denmark, pension

Carrick Fergus, constable of

Carrington, Mr. Chancellor
-, George William, clerk in the Secretary of State's Office

Carriouacou, planters of, complain of slaves deserting

Carpenter, Capt. Nathaniel, Naval Officer at Williamsburg in Virginia

Carron Company, charter
-, supply cannon to Spain

Carron (Scotland), a sloop from, with cannon

Carruthers, John, mayor of Nottingham

Cart, John, Charlestown, S. Carolina

Carter, Rev. Mr., Turnstall
-, Chas., carried prisoner to Philadelphia
-, Christopher, born at Newby-Wisk
-, Richard, appointment

Carthagena, naval force at
-, a visit to
-, H.M.'s ships in
-, British Consul in

Carthagena (S. America), a British vessel seized at, &c.

Casco Bay
-, a sloop of war sent to

Cassillis, Earl of
-, attendance in Parliament

Castle Dawson, attack of Oakboys on

Castlerae Manor, grant of reversion

Castle Stewart, in co. Tyrone, barony of, claim to

Castle William, Boston
-, apprehended attack on

Cathcart, Lord. See Scotland, Church, General Assembly, H.M.'s High Commissioner to
-, attendance at the House of Lords election of Scotch representative peers

Catherwood, Governor, Scarborough Castle

Catt, Mr.

Cattle, distemper
-, importation of

Cavan, co. of, grant of lease of piece of land in

Cavan, Earl of
-, appointment on the Irish staff

Ceded Islands
-, time for landing troops in
-, late governor of
-, inquiry into the management of the customs at
-, commission for sale of lands in, determined
-, difficulty of collecting quit rents in

Ceely, Maurice, of Midleney

Ceylon, alarm for safety of settlement at

Chabanelles, merchants at Amsterdam

Chamber, Treasurer of the (Rice), warrants and advances to

Chamberlain of the household (Earl of Hertford), warrants to
-, secretary to

Chambers, Daniel, J.P. co. of Donegal
-, Richard, pensioner in the Charter house
-, Robert, Judge at Calcutta

Chamier, Anthony, War Office
-, Under Secretary. See Secretaries of State, Southern Department, Under Secretaries.

Chamble or Chamblée, Fort, on the Sorrel, fall of, &c.
-, river

Chambre, Walter, Whitehaven, letter

Champernowne, name and arms assumed

Champlain, Lake

Chancellor, Lord
-, warrants, &c.

Chancery, Clerk of the Faculties and Dispensations in
-, Clerk of the Briefs in

Chandler, Dr., obliged to leave America

Changuion, Philip, H.M.'s late consul in Sicily, personal effects of

Chapel Izod, housekeeper, &c. at

Chapman, Mr., appointed to the living of Pensacola, objections to going, &c.

Charland, Canadian prisoner

Charlemont, Lord

Charles, George, pension exempted from tax

Charles Fort, Ireland

Charles River

Charlestown (S. Carolina)
-, agent for the East India Company's teas at
-, reception of the tea at, and progress of the rebellion
-, claim to property in
-, letters for Lord Dartmouth from, not delivered
-, employment to fix meridian of
-, packet-boats to, laid aside, &c.
-, Spanish ships put into

Charlestown (Massachusetts), engagement near, proceedings at, &c.
-, burning of

Charlewood, Benjamin

Charley, Matthew, Old Lloyd's Coffee House

Charlotte county, apprehended riot in

Charlotte town in the Island of St. John's

Charnock, Richard

Charrosin, Peter

Charter, James, Custom House, Excter

Charterhouse, pensioners and children of the

Chartres, Due de, instruction in naval affairs, &c.

Chateauvieux, M. de Bernard de

Chateaux Bay, York Fort in
-, fisheries at

Chatham, Lord, effect of his famous speech as to America

Chatterick, vicarage

Chaytor, Rev. Henry

Checver, Ezekiel, of Boston

Chelmsford

Chelsea Hospital, Lieut.-Governor of
-, steward of
-, surgeon to
-, major of
-, chaplain to

Chepstow, assizes adjourned to

Cherbourg

Cherokees, the

Chesapeak Bay, small squadron to be stationed in

Chester, Bishop of

Chester cathedral, almsman in

Chester, Governor of
-, lead from, for France

Chester, Peter, Esq., Governor of W. Florida
-, Robert, appointment

Chesterfield, town clerk of

Chetwynd, Mr., at the Council Office
-, Hon. Mrs. Deborab, sempstress, &c. to the Queen's household

Chevers, Bartholomew, seaman on the "Gaspee,"
-, William, in foreign service, pardon

Chief Justice in Eyre, beyond Trent

Chien, John, a pressed man, in America

Chippawa nation, a deed granting land from

Chissolm, James, Major 21st Regt.

Cholmondeley, Hon. and Rev. R., Auditor General, letters

Christ Church, Oxford. See Oxford.

Christian, John, of Churchyard Court, Inner Temple

Christianity, an expedition to convert African negroes to

Christie, Mr.
-, Gabriel, Lieut.-Col.
-, Robert Baltimore

Christmas bounty (Royal)

Chubb, John, Taunton

Church, Crown presentations, &c.
-, miscellaneous warrants
-, livings, &c. held in commendam

Church, Dr., of Boston
-, discovery of his correspondence with Gen. Gage

Clanbrassil, Lord, makes a difficulty about a place given away from a friend

Clare, Lord Viscount
-, appointment

Clarke, Capt., of the "Diligence" packetboat
-, Joseph
-, Jonathan, of Boston
-, Richard, and Sons, consignees of the E. I. Co.'s tea in Boston
-, Robert, LL.D.

Clarkson, David, New York

Clavering, Genl., conveyance to India

Claybrooke, vicar of

Clayton, Richard, of Adlington, baronetcy

Clement, Dr. William, a senior fellow of Trinity College, Dublin

Clements, Dr., M.P., in Ireland
-, Mr., summoned to a confidential meeting
-, James, agent for the packet-boats
-, Nathaniel, Dep. Receiver, &c. in Ireland, allowances on his accounts
-, Robert, pension declined

Clementson, John

Clergymen, salaried, appointed to attend the gaols

Clerk of the Cheque, &c.

Clerke, name and arms assumed
-, Philip Jennings, baronetey

Cleverly, John George

Clifford, barony of, claims to

Clinton, Major-Gen. Henry, appointment
-, conveyance to America

Clive, Lord
-, (Edward,) appointment

Cloberry, John, M.A.

Close, Edward, quitted Philadelphia on account of his opinions

Clothard, Paul, pensioner in the Charterhouse

Clyde, opportunities for getting men for the fleet in the

Coalheavers, &c., tumultuous assemblies of

Coasts of England and Wales, issue of guns for defence of

Cobb, Jabes

Cochran, Capt., pay
-, commanding the fort in Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Cockburn, Sir James, rights as Gentleman Usher of the White Rod
-, Major, at Grenada

Cocklane, Matthew, removal from Dublin to Derby for trial

Cocq, Thomasle, magistrate of Alderney

Cod fishery, the

Coffin, Capt.

Coinage

Colbech, Mr., Lieut.-Governor, Isle St. Johns, made prisoner

Colden, Lieut.-Governor, New York
-, letter from
-, retires to Long Island

Cole, one, pump-maker, Surrey side Westminister Bridge

Coleraine, Searcher, &c. of
-, Comptroller, &c. of

Coles, Rev. John

Collace

Collet, Capt., at Fort Johnson, N. Carolina

Colleton, James Nassau

Collett, Henry, of Ipswich

Collingwood, Lieut.-Governor
-, Thos., commander of an expedition to the coast of Africa

Collins, Capt., of the "Nautilus," court-martial on, &c.
-, Lieut.-Col., commanding the marines at Plymouth
-, one, employing English workmen abroad, search after
-, John, Rhode Island
-, Joseph, appointment

Collyer, Daniel, degree

Cologne, cattle distemper at

Colonies, Secretary of State for the. See Secretaries of State, Colonial Department.
-, transport of troops to, forms of office in connexion with
-, grants of land in, restrained, &c.
-, seizure of ships, &c. in
-, addresses from, as to method of presenting to the King
-, See also America, North, &c.

Colquhoun, James, of Luss

Combes, Wm.

Compiegne, the French Court at

Concord (America)

Coningham, John

Connecticut, disloyalty, &c. in
-, Post Office riders stopped in
-, delegates to Assembly of
-, some thousands of people of, ready to march to New York
-, men of, encamped near New York
-, rebel camp in
-, severe measures against people of

Connor, St. Saviour's, Dean of

Conolly, Mr., in the Irish House of Commons

Constable, Mr., Abchurch Lane

Constables, the, men of business

Constant and Son, Messrs., of Rotterdam

Constantinople
-, British Ambassadors at

"Constitutional Society," the

Consuls, &c.
-, circulars to, to report annually on British trade

Contine, co. Ross, minister of

Convicts. See Criminals.

Conway, Genl. H.S.(Jersey)
-, to pass through the parks, &c.

Cook, John

Cooke, Mr.
-, Nicholas, "Dep. Govt., "Rhode Island

Cooper, Dr., New York, takes refuge on board the "Kingfisher," plan of, to subdue the colonies discovered
-, Mr.
-, Mr., town clerk of Boston
-, Mr., Dep. Governor of the Turkey Co.
-, Grey, Secretary to the Treasury. See Treasury, Secretaries to.
-, Joseph
-, Spencer, Dean of Durham, dispensation

Copeland, William

Copenhagen, supply of tea for the Americans from

Copithorne, Mr.

Copland, Patrick, appointment

Coplin, Sarah

Coppinger, Mr. Serjeant (Ireland)

Corbet, Dr., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin
-, M., Lieut.-Governor of Jersey. See Jersey.

Corbett, Robert, of Longnor

Corcu-Bayone, a visit to

Cordonne, Marquis, Sardinian Envoy

Cordy, William

Cork, command of the troops at
-, supply of provisions from, to France, Spain, &c.
-, collector of
-, minister of the French churches in, allowance
-, embarkations of troops at
-, news from
-, Surveyor-General of H.M.'s Customs, &c. at

Cork harbour, Halbowline Island in

Cork Head, wreck of a transport at

Corn, riots on account of price of

Corner, Capt., of H.M.S. "Crescent,"

Cornwall, High Sheriff of
-, political interest in
-, riots in
-, outrage on French fishing boats on coast of

Cornwall, Charles Wolfram

Cornwallis, Earl
-, desire to serve with his regiment in America
-, Lieut.-Gen., Governor of Gibraltar
-, Capt., of H.M.S. "Pallas," visit to the Coast of Africa
-, James, LL.D.

Cornwallis (America)

Gorpe, Richard

Corunna

Cosslet or Cosslitt, Chas. Mathew, Assistant Judge, S. Carolina

Costobadie, Lieut.

Cotes, Rev. Edward

Cottrell, Stephen, at the Council Office

Coulthurst, Lieut., killed

Council (the), proceedings in, relative to Jersey
-, despatch of Irish Bills before
-, meeting relative to the transactions at Boston
-, Lord President of, letters
-, Lords of the Committee of, a minute of

Council Office, enclosures, &c. sent to

Courts-martial, dissatisfaction with sentences of

Courtenay, Lieut. Conway, 15th Regt.

Courtown, Earl of, appointment

Coventry, Earl of

Coventry goal, security of

Cowes, "this little outlawed place,"

Cowper, Lancelot, and Co., Bristol, letter from

Cox, Thomas

Crab Island
-, proceedings at and description of

Crabb, Richard and Henry

Cradock, Sergeant John, 17th Dragoons, pension

Crafton, Robert

Craig, Robert, appointment

Craigie, John

Cramahé, Mr., Lieut.-Governor, Quebec

Crane, Major, intermediary between Dr. Church and Gen. Gage
-, Mr., apothecary to H.M.'s household

Cranford, Mr., patent searcher of Bristol

Craufurd, Mr., loyalty and zeal of, &c.

Craven, Hon. and Rev. Mr., Burton Court

Crawford, Capt.

Creations of dignities

Creeks (Indians in America)

Cressener, Mr., H.M.'s Minister at Bonn

Criminals, principles for extension of mercy to, discussed
-, register of, kept at Bow Street
-, Fielding's plan for detection of
-, cases considered by the Cabinet Council
-, pardons, respites, &c. (individual names not indexed)
-, pardon on condition of entering H.M.'s service, See also tables.
-, refusal of a Judge to countersign a pardon, as to effect of, &c.
-, report as to number of convicts for transportation, &c. directed

Crittoun, minister of

Croe of Kintail

Croghan, Col.

Crommelin, merchants at Amsterdam

Crooke, William, sale of land by Charibbs to

Crooked Island

Crookhaven

Croque, harbour of, in the island of St. John's

Cropley, William

Crosbie, Sir Edward, Richard, Mary and Dorothy, pensions

Crosby, Wm., Esq., of New York, estates of

Cross, William, almsman

Crown Point, fort at, not to be re-established
-, seized by the rebels

Crown, the prerogative of

Crown presentation, See also Church, and Scotland, Church.

Cruger, Harris, New York, letter from
-, Henry, senior
-, Henry, jun.
-, John, New York, letter from

Cuffe, Denny Baker
-, Maurice, daughters and heiresses of

Cullen, Dr. William, Professor in the University of Edinburgh

Cullinfor, John, constable

Culm, exportation of

Cumberland, Duke of, proceedings at creation of

Cumberland, Richard, Agent for Nova Scotia

Cumner, William

Cunliffe, name and arms assumed

Cunningham, Josias, cut the orange trees at Kew, &c.

Cunninghame, Col. James, memorial

Cuninghame or Cunninghame, Major-Gen. Robert
-, appointment on the Irish staff, &c.

Cupar, Fifeshire, ministers of

Curry, Elias

Curtis, Capt., of H.M.S. "Sandwich,"

Curtoys, Mr.

Customs, Commissioners of, letters, &c.
-, Secretary to (Edwd. Stanley), letters, &c.

Customs'officers, not to open any package addressed to the Secretary of State
-, complaint against

Cutts, Samuel, a merchant at Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Cuyler, Mr. Harry, of Albany, offers to becomes surety for Major Skene's daughters

Cyphers, discovery of, &c.

Cyprus, Consul at
-, murder at

D.

Dabzac, Dr. Henry, a senior fellow of Trinity College, Dublin

Dachiss county

Dade, J.

D'Ageno, Mons., Minister from Genoa

Dagnino, Anthony, of Gibraltar

Dagworthy, Col. John, Pennsylvania, proceedings of
-, Lieut.

D'Aiguillon, Duc

Daily Advertiser, a report in the

Dalhousie, Lord

Dalling, Lieut.-Governor, Jamaica

Dalrymple, Major-Gen

Dalwhinnie

Daly, Benjamin

Damer, John, appointment

D'Amour, Brins, a Canadian

Dampier, Thomas, D.D.

Danish ship at Dover

Dantzig, map of district round
-, trade of, observations on

Darby, Col.

Darlington, Earl of, Master of the Jewel Office. See Jewel Office.

Dartmouth (America)

Dartmouth, Earl of, Secretary of State. See Secretary of State, Colonial Department.
-, looked upon as a Christian
-, Lord Privy Seal

Dashwood, Mr., departure from New York, mentioned
-, Francis, New York, letter

Davey, Capt., of H.M.S. "Diligence,"

Davidson, Issac, presentation
-, Wm.

Davies, Mr., at Cowes, intelligence from
-, Edward, of Windmill Street
-, Jonathan, master of Eton, degree

Davis, Capt., of H.M.S. "Seaford,"

Davison, Consul

Davy, William, serjeant-at-law

Daw, Thomas, clerk in the Secretary of State's Office

Dawson, Castle, the Brake of

Dawson, Lord

Dawson, Major Richard, Chief Engineer of the Isle of Man
-, Lieut.Governor of the Isle of Man. See Man, Isle of.
-, P., Edenton

Day, Edward

Deaneries, as to prerogative of the Crown to present to

Debbieg, Major Hugh, services, &c.
-, narrative of a secret expedition to Spain and France

De Brahm, William Gerard, Provincial Surveyor of E. Florida, suspension and reinstatement, &c.
-, letter from Charlestown, death of his wife, &c.

Dechambault, M., one of H.M.'s new Canadian subjects, claims on France

Decipherers at the Secretary of State's Office

Decker, G. J., printer to the King of Prussia

Deer, New, minister of

De Gruchy and Fiol, Messrs.

Deide, Baron, minister from Denmark

Delancey, James
-, John, New York, intercepted letters from
-, Hon. Oliver, New York
-, Oliver, jun.
-, Anne, Union Hill, letter

De Laval, Mr., at Copenhagen

Delaware pilots and the tea ships

Delaware Bay, small squadron to be stationed in, &c.

Delawarr, Earl

Delmina. See St. George d'Elmina.

De Neuilly, Mr., St. Croix

Denis or Dennis, Sir Peter. See Mediterranean, Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s ships in.

Denizens, free

Denmark, precautions against cattle distemper in
-, minister in England from
-, Queen of, death of
-, address of condolence

Dennie, William, of Boston

Dennington, meeting of the Justices of the Peace at

Denny, Thomas

Denton, Preston, prisoner of war

Deptford

Derane, James, New York

Derby, mayor of
-, murder at.
-, fine pottery manufacture at

Derbyshire, trade of

Des Barres, Mr., charts made by

Desbrisay, Thos., Lieut.-Governor of St. John's Island, offers to emigrants by, offer to raise a battalion

Deschevanx, Mons., at Quebec

Despencer, Lord le, Postmaster General

Detroit, settlement at, need of some civil government, population, condition, &c.
-, Commandant at
-, improvements at

Devaynes, John, apothecary to the Queen's household

Dexter, Samuel

Dick, Sir John, H.M.'s Consul at Leghorn

Dickenson, Mr., going to Grenada

Dickinson, William, midshipman on the "Gaspee,"

"Dickinson and Adams" look askance at one another

Dickinson, "that unstable man,"

Dickson, David, case against the receiver of his estate, &c.

Digges, Dudley, York river, Virginia

Diggles, Joseph, in Lancaster gaol

Dighton, Mr., excise officer at Halifax, murder of

Dilkes, Genl., Commander-in-Chief in Ireland. See Ireland, Army, Commander-inChief.
-, pension
-, Major Thomas

Dillon, Charles, appointment

Disney, Lewis, of Flintham

Dissenters in England and the Americans

Dixon, Christian, memorial
-, Philip, in command at Senegambia during absence of the Governor, claim

Dobbe, Richard, M.A.

Dockyard, H.M.'s Dutch frigate admitted for repairs into

Doct, Amable, Moorish Secretary in Senegambia

Dodgson, Dr. Charles

Dogs said to spread the cattle distemper

Dolphin, Redmond

Dominica
-, fortification of, description and survey of
-, names and description of bays in
-, wages of artificers in, &c.
-, commission for trying pirates at
-, Lieut.-Governor of
-, militia at, uniform for
-, governor of
-, Receiver General of the quit-rents in
-, difficulty in collecting quit-rents in

Don, Capt., 24th Regt.

Doncaster, Recorder of

Donegal, confession of a murder in co. of
-, recruiting from an estate in

Donkin, Major, letter from Penryn

Doorman, John Woolwrath

Dormer, Sir Charles C.

Dougherty, John, of Crutt

"Douglas," mentioned in connexion with "His Highness,"
-, Sir James
-, Benjamin, Pomonhey, Potomac
-, George, presentation

Dover
-, agent for the packet-boats at
-, Collector and Comptroller of, letter
-, agent for the packet-boat at
-, Collector and Comptroller of, letter

Downie, John

Downing, John, magistrate in Ireland

Dragoon Guards and Dragoons, prices of commissions in

Drake, Miss
-, Richard

Draper, Edward

Drayton, chapel of

Drayton, Mr., Chief Justice of East Florida

Drinkwater, William, prisoner of war

Drogard, Charles, prosecution of

Drogheda, Earl of
-, on the Irish staff
-, summoned to a confidential meeting
-, St. Peter's church in, grant of lands for support of a lecturer in, &c.

Dromore, Bishop of

Drought, Rev. James, of Trinity College, Dublin

Drummond, Adam, petition of, withdrawn

Drummond's House

Dry, Mr., Collector of Customs in North Carolina, charges against

Drysdale, Dr., a minister of Edinburgh

Duanesborough

Dublin, proceedings in, on the King's birthday
-, addresses from the Mayor, &c.
-, plan for a drill house in
-, linen merchants and traders in, memorial
-, Customs House in, change of site, opposition to, effect on revenue, &c.
-, the question of building a new bridge in
-, address from merchants of, as to the Custom House
-, removal of a man to Derby for trial, formalities necessary
-, loyal addresses from
-, merchandise lying unredeemed in the Custom House in
-, Deanery of St. Patrick's in, right of the Crown to, litigation, &c.
-, Foundling Hospital in grant to
-, French church in, ministers of
-, Marine Society of, charter
-, Phœ nix Park in, bailiff of

Dublin Castle and Chapel Izod, arrangements for housekeeper, &c. of

Dublin (Trinity College), Provost of, complains of neglect
-, taken ill
-, arrangements in case of a vacancy
-, appointment of
-, succession of Provosts
-, journals of Parliament for
-, Fellows of, licences to marry, &c.

Dublin Gazette published by authority, improper articles in

Dublin Society, Parliamentary vote for

Duck, William, clerk in the Secretary of State's Office

Duckling, Maurice, Comptroller of the Navy, half pay

Duckworth, James
-, Lawrence

Dudingstone, Lieut., of the Gaspée schooner

Duff, Mr., Sheriff of Ayr, pension
-, Robert. See Newfoundland, Commanders-in-chief of H.M.'s ships in.
-, William

Duffield, William

Dufy, Sieur, of Canada, decoration of

Dugdale, Lieut. Henry

Duggan, one, head of a party of Canadians on Sorrel River

Dumanet, l'Abbé, at the head of a French expedition to Africa

Dumbarton, sheriff depute of

Dunblane, Commissary of the Commissariat of

Duncan, Lieut.-Col.
-, Alexander, at Dundee
-, Sir William, physician

Dundalk and Dunless, co. Louth, road between

Dundass, Major

Dundas, Sir Samuel
-, Lieut
-, Henry. See Scotland, Lord Advocate.

Dundee, mob at
-, Fraternity of Masters and Seamen in, charter

Dunfermline, Earl of, &c., claim to the title

Dungarvan. See Youghal.

Dunkirk
-, H.M.'s engineers and commissaries at
-, works at, differences as to
-, ships from America at
-, transport stranded near

Dumore, Lord, Governor of Virginia, p proceedings of
-, report of his having been taken prisoner
-, sends home a sloop with despatches without the knowledge of the Commander-in-chief
-, proceedings in connection with the removal of Capt. Macartney
-, narrow escape from being taken prisoner
-, without appointments

Dunn, Capt., bearer of American letters

Duntze, John, baronetcy

Durham, Dean of
-, prebendaries of, dispensations

Durnford, Ensign, assistant commissary at Dunkirk

Dutch West India Company in Africa, obstructions to British Trade by, &c.

Dutch Commissaries to settle the African disputes

Dutch frigate, gunpowder belonging to, seized

Dutch ministers, action of, &c., as to the disputes in Africa
-, action of, in regard to supply of war material to the Americans

Dutch papers, a contradictory article inserted in

Dutch Settlements, supply of the Americans from
-, See also Holland and United Provinces.

Duvall, Mr.

Dyche, Thomas, Guide to the English tongue by

Dyer, Samuel, concerned in proceedings at Boston, revelations, &c.

Dykes, Lawson, of Crookdale

Dyneley and Bell, solicitors, Gray's Inn

Dysart, Earl of, election of Scotch representative peers

Dyson, Jeremiah, pension to be paid
-, question as to his pension in Irish Parliament

E.

E., G., letter from Halifax

Earl Marshal, Dep., warrants to

Earle, Dep. Commissary

Earthenware, duties on, in France and England, &c.

East India Company, chairman of
-, letters
-, Secretary to (C. Michell), letters, &c.
-, disputes with the Portugese at Goa
-, exportation of tea to America, reception, amount, &c.
-, consigness and agents of the tea sent to America
-, ask for an indemnity for the loss of their teas, &c.
-, to be indemnified by the inhabitants of Boston
-, compensation to the consignees, as to
-, chief engineer to
-, conveyance of members of Council and judges to Bengal
-, officers entering service of

East India ships, threatened by the Americans

East Indies, Commander-in-chief of H.M.'s ships, &c. in

Ebur, Susannah

Eccles, minister of

Eden, Sir John
-, Mr., in America
-, William. See Secretaries of State Northern Department, Under Secretaries.

Edenton, North Carolina

Edgcumbe, Lord, support of his interest in Cornwall

Edgell, minister of

Edinburgh
-, Extraordinary Assessor for
-, Lord Provost of
-, Commissioners of
-, Commissaries of
-, Commissary Clerks (conjunct) of
-, St. Cuthbert or West Kirk in the presbytery of

Edinburgh University, professors, salaries, &c.
-, journals of Parliament for
-, professor of Scotch Law at

Edington, soldiers and minutemen stationed at

Edmonstone, Archibald, baronctcy

Edson, Josiah, of Worcester, America

Efferen, Count, an Irish major in the regiment of

Effingham, Lord

Egerton, Sir S.

Egg Harbour

Eglinton, Lord, candidate to be a Scotch representative peer

Egremont, Countess of

Eilbeck, Ross, and Co., Norfolk, Virginia

Elbe, the, vessels from, with supplies for the Americans

Elections, precautions against disorders at the

Elector Palatine, an Irishman, Gentleman of the Bedchamber to, &c.

Elgin, ministers of
-, robbery of the mail from

Elgin and Forress, Commissary of the Commissariat of

Eliott, Sir Gilbert
-, Lieut.-General G.A. See Ireland, Army, Commander-in-Chief.
-, a Privy Councillor

Ellerker, Roger-Mainwaring, degrees

Elliott, Edwd., a Commissioner of Trade

Ellis, John, Agent for the Trustees of the Irish linen manufacture, in London
-, Welbore, appointment

Ellison, John, Junior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin

Elphin, Bishop of

Elphinstone, Lord

Ely, Lord

Emanoff, Admiral, Russian squadron

Embley, in parish of East Wellow, licence to enclose highway in

Emigration
-, number of emigrants from Scotland

Emly, Dean of

Engineers, rank of captain-lieutenants in the

England, Bank of. See Bank of England.

English artificers enticed abroad

Erie, Lake

Erle, Major General

Ermington, vicar of

Error. See writs.

Erskine, Capt., sale of commission
-, Rev. Mr.
-, James, presentation

Escarano, Mons., Secretary to the Spanish embassy

Esdaile, Sir James

Essex, militia officers, offer to serve

Estano, Nicholas, of Gibraltar

Etherington, Major
-, Henry, of Kingston-upon-Hull, baronetcy

Europus

Evans, Mr., a messenger

Evelyn, William, D.D.

Everard, John, Bury St. Edmunds

Ewelm, almsmen at

Ewer, Dr. John, Bishop of Bangor

Ewing, Dr., "fanatic" preacher in America
-, letter to

Exeter, Bishop of, letters

Eyre's Bill, (Lord)

Eyre, Mr. Baron
-, Francis, Esq., elected for Morpeth, name struck out from return

Eyre, Chief Justice in, beyond Trent

F.

Fagel, M., at the Hague

Faictney, Rev. Mr.

Fairney, David

Falck, Jean Christopher, passport

Falconer, Mr.

Falkland Islands

Falmouth
-, riots at
-, clerk to the Post Office agent at
-, mayor of

Falmouth (America), proceedings of the people at
-, memorial from the inhabitants
-, Comptroller and Collector of, letter from
-, letters on a ship from, seized

Falmouth, Lord, competition with Lord Edgcumbe in Cornwall

Family Compact, the

Faneuil, Benjamin, jun., at Boston

Fanning, Edwd., surveyor-general of lands in province of New York

Farmer, Benjamin, memorial

Farren, Anne, annuity

Farside, John, of Bolton Hall, Yorkshire

Fatio and Bosanquet, Messrs.

Faubonan, John, a merchant in the Isle of Man

Faucitt, Col.

Fayal Road

Featherstone, Thomas, almsman

Fector, Peter

Felon, pardon of, question as to

Fenoulhet, John James

Fenton, Col., seized by the rebels in America

Ferguson, Sir Adam
-, Rev. Adam
-, George, appointment
-, John, a captain in the East India Company's service, murdered

Fergusson, Henry Hugh

Ferrarias, rectory of, in Minorca, as to right of presentation to

Ferrers, Lord, purchase of a succession by
-, George, Baron de, crest

Ferrol

Fetherstone, Ralph, pension

Fewtrell, John, Assistant Judge, N. Carolina

Ffytche, name and arms assumed

Fielding, Sir John, letters, &c.
-, Lecture on the police, &c.
-, Discusses principles of extension of mercy to criminals
-, Proceedings, &c. in connexion with design of publicans to raise the price of beer, &c.
-, Plan for detection of offenders
-, Plan to clear St. James's Park of disorderly persons
-, Proceedings in connexion with the tumultuous assemblies of the weavers, &c.
-, Complaints made by the magistrates of Hicks's Hall against him
-, Applications to
-, Applies for the office of law clerk to the Secretary of State
-, Letter to the Lord Mayor

Fife, Lord, letter on behalf of one concerned in the Rebellion
-, Success at his county meetings, &c.

Finch, Hon. Mr., bearer of despatches from India
-, Lady Charlotte

Findlater and Seafield, Lord

Fine, Loch, canal from

Finlay, Hugh, surveyor of the posts in North America, letters, movements, &c.

Fitzgerald, Rev. Gerald, a Junior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin
-, Maurice, pension
-, Robert

Fitzmaurice, Mr., effects of, in Grenada, &c.

Fitzroy, Elizabeth, Lady, as to a brother's estates in New York
-, Major General

Fitzwilliam, Hon. Mr.

Fleet fitted out in consequence of a French naval armament

Fleming, William, appointment

Fletcher, name and arms of, assumed
-, Sir Robert
-, Lient.-Col., 32nd Regt
-, Mr., author of "Checks on the Vindication of the Minutes,"
-, Thomas

Flint, Robert, of Micklewood, change of name

Flood, Henry, appointment
-, desire to have a seat at the Council Board in Great Britain
-, performances in Parliament

Florida (East), Chief Justice of
-, Governor of
-, provincial surveyor of
-, agent for

Florida (West), Governor of

Flower, Etherel, prisoner of war

Flucker, Thomas, Secretary of the province of Massachusetts Bay, deprived of subsistence

Folsom, Mr., New Hampshire, delegate to the Congress

Folkes, Martin, baronetcy

Fonnereau, Rev. William

Fontanieu, Mons. de

Forbes, Duncan

Ford, Rev. Mr., going to S. Carolina
-, John

Fordan

Fordingbridge, Burgatt Lane, in parish of, enclosed

Foreign ministers, a list of

Foreign ministers' domestics, privileges, &c.

Foreign military service, British subjects in

Foreign stations, times for landing troops at

Forests. See Chief Justice in Eyre.

Forster, James, serjeant-at-law

Forsyth, Thomas, Bond Street

Fort William.. See Bengal.

Fortescue, Lieut., 27th Regt.
-, I., a justice of the peace, letter from

Fortnum, Mrs., assistant wardrobe-keeper in Dublin Castle, &c.

Fothergill, Dr. John

Fountain, Thomas, clerk

Foveran, minister of

Fowle, Joseph

Fox, Geo. Croker, Falmouth
-, Charles James, pensions in Ireland

Foxcroft, John, surveyor of the posts in N. America
-, letters from

Foye (? Capt.)

Frame, Robert, appointment

France, British ambassador in
-, English carthenware totally prohibited in
-, war-ships armed, under pretext of a flotte d'evolutions, circular announcing action of the ministry in view of, armament laid aside
-, Court of, withholds payment of disbursements made before taking of Canada
-, designs and proceedings on the coast of Africa, &c.
-, intelligence obtained from persons connected with Court of
-, intelligence as to designs of, and movements in
-, the source of the troubles in Europe
-, supply of provisions, &c. to
-, raising of the Gardes de Côte in
-, a secret expedition for the examination of ports of
-, support given to designs of Spain by
-, supplies for the Americans from
-, prohibition of importation of cattle, &c. from
-, claim by, to a concurrent fishery at Bonavista
-, letters for Gibraltar sent through, arrangements
-, enticement of English ironfounders to
-, cattle distemper in
-, humane conduct to crews wrecked on coast of
-, request for licence to export cannon to

Francis, Capt.
-, Mr.
-, conveyance to Bengal
-, Thomas, Esq.

Franklin, Benjamin, interview with Lord Dartmouth
-, substance of letters from, read in the Rhode Island Assembly
-, said to be come over with a hearty intention to heal the wounds of America, &c.
-, appointed American Postmaster General, &c.
-, intercepted letters from and to
-, movements, &c.
-, a saying of

Franklin v. Lord Leigh, money to the credit of cause of, application of

Franklyn, Peter, Receiver General of Quitrents in Tobago

Franquefort, Lieut., killed in a duel

Fraser, Gen., presentation belonging to
-, Consul, at Algiers
-, return to Algiers accompanied by a naval squadron
-, John, and Co., London
-, Simon, Lieut.-Col., 24th Regt.
-, letter on his behalf from the Lord Lieutenant
-, Simon, Major-Gen.
-, Thomas, appointment
-, Wiliam, Under Secretary of State. See Secretaries of State, Northern Department, Under Secretaries.
-, William, translator of the German language

Frazer, Capt. Andrew, commissary at Dunkirk

Frazier, Mr., passenger in one of the tea ships to Boston

Frederick, Sir Charles

Freeman, Major, a daring agent of sedition in America

Freestone, George and Nicholas, Kidderminster

French Ambassador (Count de Guines)
-, a conference with
-, seizure of wearing apparel in a stable belonging to
-, complaint
-, request for permission to export cannon
-, permit to pass through the parks

French Colonial operations

French Company formed for converting the negroes, and carrying on trade on the coast of Africa

French departments, a lady connected with, gives useful information

French Embassy, Secretary to

French fishermen, alleged outrages on

French fishery at St. John's, &c.

French frigate supplies a cable, &c., payment for

French man-of-war, an affair between an English captain and

French merchant ship in distress, aided

French naval and military preparations

French porcelain

French service, British subjects in, &c.

French ships at St. Domingo

French supplies to the Americans

French trade on the coast of Africa. See French Company.

French trade at Jamaica, &c.

French War Office, a person in, may be brought to terms

French, Capt.
-, Major Christopher, engaged in disciplining the light companies in Ireland

"Friends of Liberty," association of the, proceedings

Fry, Nathaniel

Fuller, Stephen, agent for Jamaica

Furstenstein, Baron Diede de

G.

Gage, Genl., appointed directly Governor of Massachusetts Bay
-, accused of overlooking intellicence given to him
-, Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s forces in North America. See Ameriea (North), Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s
-, Hon. Mrs., letter to

Gahan, Mr., port surveyor of Waterford

Gairlock, minister of

Galica

Gallagher, Anthony, of Arranmore, Donegal

Gallaugher, Dennis, of Porteasland

Gallie, Andrew, presentation

Galloway, Earl of

Galway, Comptroller of

Galway, Joseph, Esq., refused to sit in the Continental Congress

Gallwey, Stephen Payne

Gambia, river

Gansel, Lieut.-Gen.

Gansell, William

Gaols, attendance of clergymen at

Garden, Lieut., 48th Regt., eagerness to serve

Gardiner, Ensign
-, Lieut., 40th Regt., sale of commission

Gardner, Daniel, Halifax, N. Carolina
-, Jesse, tarred and feathered

Garnier, M., Secretary to the French Embassy
-, complaint

Garrick, Nathan

Garrisons, the command in

Garth, Chas.

Garvey, Mr., merchant at Rouen

Gascoyne, Bamber, a Commissioner of Trade

"Gaspée" schooner, burning of

Gates, Major, in the service of the Americans

Gautier, Michael, Canadian prisoner

Gaven, or Gavaghan, Michael, confession of murder

Gawler, Samuel

Gayton, Rear-Adml. See Jamaica, Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s Ships in.

Gazette, the, transmission of

General Assembly. See Scotland, Church, General Assembly.

General Officers, Staff of, in Ireland. See Ireland, Army.

Geneva, Republic of, a citizen of, made British minister there, conditions of admission, &c.

Genoa, minister in England from

George, Fort, near Inverness, Dep. Gov. of

Georges, Mr.

Georgia, Supreme Court of, refuses to grant writs of assistants
-, Lord Dartmouth's letter relative to, mentioned
-, collection of the quit-rents in
-, progress of the rebellion in, &c.
-, petition from the Provincial Congress of, as to presentment of
-, Governor of
-, ships of war sent to

Germain, Rt. Hon. Lord George. See Secretary of State, Colonial Department.

German language, official translators of

Germans in America

Gibbes, Philip, of Barbadoes, baronetcy

Gibbons, Thomas, one of H.M.'s messengers, and a Poor Knight of Windsor

Gibraltar
-, time for landing troops at
-, Commanding Officer at, in
-, Governor of
-, secretary to
-, murder at
-, necessary demolition, &c. of certain houses in
-, a general hospital for the garrison
-, Lieut.-Governor of
-, Town Adjutant of
-, an account of defects of the defences sent home
-, breach of quarantine at
-, duel fought by two midshipmen at
-, Moorish frigate standed near, repaired at British expense
-, engineers sent to
-, route for letters to
-, Hanoverian regiments sent to
-, Windmill Hill

Gilbank, John

Gilbert, Joshua

Gilchrist, James, Norfolk, Virginia
-, Robert, Port Royal, Virginia

Gildart, James
-, Francis, town clerk of Liverpool

Gilday, James, of Innismore Durn

Gilgour, Hamilton, presentation

Gilkie, Jos., complaints of injustice, &c.

Gillett, Ancien Batonnier

Gillon, Mr.

Gilmore, Sir Alexander

Gilmour, R., Norfolk (America), letter

Gingell, Joseph

Gisborne, Major-Gen., on the Irish staff, question as to his pay, &c.
-, Dr., physician to H.M.'s household

Gladwin, Col., stand made under, against the Indians

Glamorganshire militia, officers offer to serve

Glasgow, trials of importance at
-, riots among the weavers at
-, minister of
-, atrocious murder by two young girls in
-, action of the merchants of, in consequence of the American troubles
-, engaging of seamen for H.M.'s ships at
-, commissary of the commissariat of

Glasgow University, Principal of
-, Journals of Parliament for

Globe Tavern in Moorfields

Gloss, David, American prisoner

Glover, Capt., 32nd Regt., account of the wreck of the transport

Goa, disputes between the East India Co. and the Portuguese at

Godard, Capt.

Goddard, employed in the American postal service

Godolphin, Lord

Gold Stick in Waiting, letters, &c. to

Golightly, William

Good, Thomas

Goodricke, Sir John

Gordon, Duchess of, letter on behalf of a convict.
-, Duke of

Gordon, Ensign, 24th Regt.
-, Capt., of H.M.S. "Argo,"
-, Charles, Consul-General in Tunis
-, John James, Lieut., court-martial on
-, Robt., Surveyor Genl. of the Customs, &c. in Munster, information from
-, Thomas Knox, Chief Justice of S. Carolina, deprived of means of subsistence, &c.
-, William, H.M.'s minister at Brussels
-, made a Knight of the Bath
-, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Austrian Low Countries
-, Lieut. Col. William
-, William, presentation

Goree, the French at
-, French Governor of

Gorges, Richard, of Catherine's Grove

Gorham, Lieut.-Col., passage to America

Gospel, Society for the Propagation of the

Gould, Charles, Judge Advocate General

Goulding, John

Governors (Colonial), have no right to hoist a pendant
-, restrained from making further grants of land
-, method of making up despatches from
-, authority of, over troops

Gower, Earl, President of the Council
-, Mary Countess Dowager of, claim

Grace, Henry

Gracias a Dios, Cape

Græfland or Graffland Pietersz, M. Jean, sent over to England to negociate about African disputes

Grafton, Duke of

Graham, Johnston, and Co.

Granby, Lord

Grand Bay in Dominica

Grandville, Admiralty Court at

Grant, Governor
-, Col., of the 40th Regt., petition against, as to his seat in Parliament, &c.
-, James, commanding at St. Augustine
-, Ludovick, appointment
-, Robert, Warwick Court
-, Lieut. Wm., of H.M.S. "St. John," in Georgia
-, William, in Canada, letter from

Grantham, Lord, British Ambassador in Spain
-, to report annually the state of British trade

Grants of offices

Graves, Lieut. or Capt.
-, Samuel, Vice-Adml. See America, N., Commander-in-Chief of H.M.'s ships in. a private letter of
-, Samuel, John, Thomas, and David, relatives of the Admiral, as to promotion of
-, William, M.P.

Gravesend, incendiarism at

Gravitation of matter, experiment to test the doctrine of

Gray, Lord, rights of patronage

Gray, A., letters from
-, John, American prisoner
-, William, American prisoner

Great Seal, boxes for

Green, Lieut., H.M.S. "Kingfisher," sent to Virginia
-, Amos, sergeant, American prisoner
-, Elizabeth
-, Capt. John
-, John
-, Joseph, at Bristol, as to his brother's affairs

Green Park, permissions to pass through

Greene, Mr., delegate from the Rhode Island Assembly
-, William, Rhode Island

Greenland Seas, the whale fishery in

Greenleafe, William

Greenock, Dep. Collector at, letter from

Greenway, Thomas

Greenwich

Greenwich Hospital, porter at
-, Its charter

Greenwich Observatory
-, Royal Astronomer at
-, disposal of copy of observations of

Greenwich, East, Rhode Island

Greenwood, Leger, and Charlestown

Gregg, Thomas, appointment

Gregory, Dr., one of the King's physicians in Scotland, &c.
-, Mark, Barcelona
-, Wm., Assistant Judge, S. Carolina

Grenada
-, Governors of
-, Commanding officer in
-, time for landing troops in
-, Commission for trying pirates at
-, merchants and planters at
-, slaves, &c., carried off from
-, Lieut.-Governor of
-, Chief Justice of

Grene, John, notary public, &c.

Greville, Charles, a Commissioner of Trade

Gridley, Col.
-, Richard, Capt, on half-pay, aiding the rebels

Grierson, Boulter, H.M.'s printer in Ireland

Grimaldi, Marquis de

Grob, John Ernst

Groub, Samuel, Mayor of Falmouth

Grundon, Isaac

Guards, the, barracks for, in London, wanted

Guernsey, Lord

Guernsey, bailiff of
-, Governor of
-, Lieut.-Governor (Irving), letters
-, a house for
-, leave of absence
-, defence of, &c.
-, King's Procureur in
-, Comptroller of
-, removal of the Vermiera rock in
-, accommodation for troops in

Gueschin, Mons., French fleet under

Guilford, Earl of

Guinea. See Africa.

Guineas, &c., recoinage of

Guines, Count de, French Ambassador. See French Ambassador.

Gum trade in Africa

Gumbrell, John

Gunning, Sir Robert, H.M.'s Envoy, &c. in Russia
-, a Knight of the Bath, &c.

Gunpowder, &c., exportation
-, See also America, supplies of war material.