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C.

Chateaurenaud, (Mr.) his Precautions to fecure his Ships
130. Church Party prevalent, 73. Coehorn (Gene-
ral) his Expedition, 43. Colepepper (Mr.) hisRecan-
tation, 149. Convocation, their. Addrefs, 139. Their
Thanks to the Commons, 148. Council of War held,
81, 86, 88, 90, 92, 96, 129, 130. Cutts (Lord)
Storms Fort St. Michael, 102.

D.

·Death of feveral Perfons of Diftinction, 230. Debates in

Council about declaring War, 28. In the House of

Commons about Foreigners, ibid. 4 Detachment fent

to the West Indies, 98. Difaffected, their wicked Foy

upon K. William's Death, 32. Drake (Dr.) b Book

Cenfur'd by the Lords, 36.

E:

Emperor, his Affairs in Italy, 70. English Nation
variously affected with the Fleet's coming home.

F.

Fleet (Grand) its Motions, 71, 73, 79, 132. Fort St.
→ Catherine taken, 87. Fuller Profecuted and Pu-
nish'd, $3.

G.

Generals, a Promotion of them, 225. GEORGE

(Prince of Denmark) made Lord High Admiral, 43.

Goes to Portsmouth, and fignalizes his Clemency, 49.

His Recovery Congratulated, 141. Meffage about him,
149. Godolphin (Lord) made High Treasurer, 31.

H.

Hallifax (Lord) Proceedings against him, 210. Clear'd,

215. Hamilton (Duke of) his Speech and Proteftati

on, 54. HANNOVER (Duke of) his Expedi

tion 27. Claufe in Favour of that Houfe 209. Hara

(Sir Charles) put under Arreft, 129. Clear'd, 225.

Harley (Mr.) chofenSpeaker, 121. Hardy (Captain)
Knighted, 137. Heffe d'Armstadt (Prince of) pub.
lifbes a Declaration in the Emperor's Name, 85. Hop-
fon (Admiral) his brave Actions, 132. isKnighted and
Rewarded, 15o. How (John E/q) made Pay-Mafter
General of the Guards and Garrifons, 162.

I.

luftructions for the Defcent at Rota.

К.

Keeper (Lord) his Speech to the Commissioners for an U-

nion with Scotland, 156. Keyferwaert Invested, 27.

Te Siege carried on, 43, 44. The Town taken, 47. L.

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Landau invested, 47. The Siege carried on, 69, 105. The Tow
taken, 106. Liege taken, 114-115, 116. The Lords Cenfure on
Dr. Drake's Book, 36. On the Picture of a Modern Whigg, 37-
On the Animadverfions upon two Sermons, ibid. On Dr. Binks's
Sermon, 38. On another Pamphlet, ibid. Lords Lieutenants
appointed, 50, 52, 162.

M.

His

Marchmont (Earl of) his Speech to the Scotch Parliament, 60.
Marlborough (Earl of) he is fent over into Holland, 11. His
Speech to the States General, 12. Is made General of the Confe-
derate Army, 68. His Progrefs in the Netherlands, 101.

Letter to the States General, 116. His narrow escape, 117. He

comes to the Hague, 118. Comes to London, 151. Made a

Duke, 153. The Queen's Meffage to the Commons in his favour,

ibid. Matagorda Fort, the Attack of it unsuccessful, 93. Me-

morial, of the French Refident to the States General, 13. Of

the English and Dutch Refidents to the Swiss Cantons, 226,

Munden (Sir John) laid afido 71.

O.

Occafional Conformity, Bill to prevent it, 155, 173. The Com-
mons Reafons for it 179. The Lords Arguments, 113. The Com-
mons Reply, 201. The Differences between both Houfes about it
remain unreconcil'd, 203. OR MOND (Duke of) takes Pof-
feffion of Rota, 84. His Declaration, 85 Comes to Port St.Ma-
ry, 86. His Letter to Sir George Rook 91. He Lands at
Vigo, 131. He comes to Rodondella, 136. He would have
Winter'd in Spain, ibid. He Embarks for England, ibid. His
Answer to the Thanks of the House of Commons, 141. Made Ld.
Lieutenant of Ireland, 204.

P.

Parliament of England Diffolv'd, and another call'd, 72. Prerogu'd

75, 100. Meets, 121. Prorogu'd, 225. Peers (Foreign) De-

bates about them, 202. Places beftow'd, 23, 50, 51, 52, 54, 71,

72. Order'd not to be fold, ibid. Reftow'd 73. Port St. Mary

plunder'd 87. Preparations (Naval) in England, 48. Print-

ing of the Votes, voted against, 222. Proclamations iffued out,

18,23,161,204. Prohibition of Commerce with France, why

infifted on 172. Pruffia (King of) comes to the Hague, 70.

Q

Queensberry (Duke of) his Speech to the Scotch Parliament, 58.

and to the Commiffioners for an Union with Scotland, 156.

R.

Ranelagh (Earl of) Proceedings against him, 151. He lays down
bis Place, 152. Is expell'd the Houfe of Commons, 112. Refolu-

tion of the Lords to Vindicate King William's Memory, 34

Rook (Sir George) Thanks given him by the Speaker of the Com-

mons, 146. His Anfwer, 148. Order'd to attend the Lords, 203.

Honourably clear'd, 222. Rota, Defcent there, 83. Rufe-

mond taken, 113.

S.

Scotland, Affairs of that Kingdom, $4. The Parliaments Letter to

the Queen, 63. The Parliament prorogued, 67. Secretaries of State

chang'd, 28. Shovel (Sir Cloudefly) comes home with the Fleet

from Vigo, 150. Smith (Sir Thomas) views the Island of Leon,

8. Sophia (Prince) order'd to be pray'd jor, 31. Claufe in

ber Favour, 200. States of Holland, their Refolution upon the

Death of King William, 10. States General, their Answer to

the French Refident's Memorial, 16. Their Letter to the Lord

Marlborough, 117. Stevenswaert taken, 113.

T.

Tacking of one Bill to another voted against by the Lords, 154

Thanksgiving day folemniz'd, 141.

V.

Venlo befieg'd, roi.Surrender'd, 105.

there, 127, Taken or Deftroy'd, 133.

and Scotland attempted, 155, 156,

W.

Vigo, the Spanish Galeons

Union between England

157, &c.

War declar'd, 29. Welt-Indies, Succeffes of the Queen's Arms
there, 143. A Project to fend a Powerful Force thither proves A-
bortive, 202. William (King) dies, i. and is buried,.22 A
Chimerical Project aferib'd to him, 33. Worcester (Bishop of)
Proceedings against him and his Son, 145.

SIR

The APPENDIX.

IR John Munden's Trial, 1. Sir John Munden's Fuftifica
tion of himself, 4. Several Lifts relating to the Sea-Expedition,

10. An Account of fome Important Tranfactions in the late Ex-

pedition into Spain, 15. Mr. Methuen's Letter to his Grace thè

Duke of Ormond, 17. Mr. Methuen's Account, 18. Several

Papers relating to the Convocation of the Clergy of the Province of

Canterbury, 26. A Remarkable Passage relating to the Scotch

Affairs, 32. Proceedings of the House of Lords, in Relation

to Publick Accounts, 35.

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