282

Edict of the Emperor for establishing a Free Port and Navi-
gation in the Adriatick Sea,
Edict of the King of France, relating to the Princes of the
Blood and legitimated Children of the late King, 289

Letter of Richard Gafcoigne, Efq; to a Friend a little before his Execution, 28

Mr. Secretary Stanhope to the Foreign Minifters,

67

the Marquefs of Monteleone, Embassador of Spain,

to Mr. Secretary Methuen,

Minifier,

of

68

to M. Pettecum, the Duke of Holstein's

69

of the Caimacan of Conftantinople to the Seraskier of the Morea,

82

83

181

of the fame to the Seraskier of Belgrade, Mr. Secretary Stanhope to M. Weffelowsky, 179 the Chancery of Hanover to the fame, the King to the General Affembly of the Kirk of Scotland,

1

184

the General Affembly of Scotland to the King, 185 Cara Haffan, Secretary of the Grand Vizier, giving an Account of the Battel of Belgrade,

Tripoli,

Courts,

281

the Grand Signior to the States General, 293 the fame to the Republieks of Algiers, Tunis, and

295

357

the Pope to the King of Spain,
Cardinal Paulucci to the Nuncio's in Foreign

ibid

the Marquefs Grimaldo to the Spanish Minifters in Foreign Courts,

360

Memorial of M. Weffelowsky, Secretary of Embassy from the Czar of Mufcovy to the King, 173. Anfwers to the fame,

"

179, 181 the Abbot Du Bois to the States General, .192 Mr. Preyfs, Secretary of Sweden, to the States 194

the Prince of Cellamare, Embassador of Spain, to

Orlean', (Duke of) his Declaration in relation to Count

Gyllenborg,

260 Parlia

Parliament. Proceedings of the Parliament of Great Britain, 58 to 66; 122 to 170; 203 to 246; 398 to the End.

Against the Earl of Oxford

313 to 347

Proceedings of the Parliament of Ireland, 263 to

271; 380 to 398.

Peterborough (Earl of) feiz'd in Italy

Viscount of Great Britain

347

Preamble of the Patent for creating James Stanhope, Efq; a

Proclamation for prohibiting Commerce with Sweden

261

170

Reprefentation of the Lower Houfe of Convocation against the Bishop of Bangor

Sardinia: Defcription of that Ifland

Conqueft of it by the Spaniards

306

354

371

South-Sea Company, their Propofal to the House of Commons

Speech of Roger Moncafter, at his Execution

Henry Oxburgh, Efq; at his Execution
John Hall, Efq; at his Exécution
Richard Gascoigne, Efq; at his Execution
Mr. William Paul, at his Execution
Capt. John Bruce, at his Execution

208

36

19

30

41

49

the King to the Parliament 58, 16, 246, 398 Samuel Shute, Efq; Governor of New-England, to the general Affembly of the Province of Maflachufets Bay Mr. D'Avenant, Envoy extraordinary of Great Britain, to the Doge and Senate of Genoa

77

188

the Duke of Bolton, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 263, 397

to the Parliament of that Kingdom

Oxford

Tryal

Mr. Tuffnel, relating to the Tryal of the Earl of

319

the Lord Cowper, Lord High Steward, at the fame

Mr. Hambden, at the fame Tryal

325

326

the Speaker of the Houfe of Commons in Ireland, to

the Duke of Bolton

390

States-General: Their Answer to the Declaration made by the Chancery of Sweden to their Resident at Stockholm 196 Treaty of Tripple-Alliance between Great Britain, France, and Holland

Separate Article between France and Holland

189 292

Tryal

James Menzies, Efq;

Ralph Standish, Efq;

William Mackintosh, and Dr. Andr. Pitcairn

Francis Anderton, Efq;

Edward Howard, Efq;

Mr. William Pitts, Keeper of Newgate

Mr. Francis Francia

Mr. Laurence Howel

the Earl of Oxford

FINIS.

95

118

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THE

Chronological Regifter

For the Year 1717.

Containing

The moft remarkable Tranfactions and Events, as well Civil as Military, and Domeftick as Foreign, viz. Removals, Promotions, Births, Deaths, Marriages, &c. that happen'd during the Courfe of that Year,

Publifh'd at the Expence of the Sun Fire-Office,

LONDON,

Printed by H. MEERE in Black Fryers. 1717.

Advertisement. Having refolv'd for the future to vary fomewhat in this Part of our Regifter, (which we call the Chronological Regifter, &c.) from the Method we have hitherto obferv'd, by beginning a new Number of the Pages, and ending at the Bottom of an even Page where ever we fhall find it moft convenient fo to do; we judg'd it neceffary to give our Readers this Intimation, that they may not think their Books imperfect, by reafon of their ending in this Manner; for the following Regifter fhall always continue where we break off in the preceding. The Reafon that induc'd us to make this Alteration is, becaufe, by this Means, this Part of our Regifler may, when the four for the whole Year are compleated, be bound up intirely by it felf at the End of the Volume and not in feveral Places of it, as it was in the lait, and therefore too this Title Page is printed, to ferve as a general Title to the Chronological Register for the whole Year.