'Come, O God, and help me to overcome Ple fure by Mortification, Covetoufness by Alms, A ger by Meeknefs, and Lukewarmnefs by Deve tion.

Omy God! make me prudent in Undertakings couragious in Dangers, patient under Difappointments, and humble in Succefs. Let me never forget, O Lord, to be fervent in Prayer, tempe rate in Food, exact in my Employs, and conftant in my Refolutions.

Infpire me, O Lord, with a Deftre always to have a quiet Confcience, an outward Modefty, an edifying Conversation, and a regular Conduct. Let me always apply my felf to refift Nature, to affift Grace, to keep thy Commandments, and to deferve to be faved.

"My God! Do thou convince me of the Meannefs of the Earth, the Greatnefs of Heaven, the Shortnefs of Time, and the Length of Eternity. Grant that I may be prepar'd for Death, that I may fear thy Judgment, avoid Hell, and obtain Paradife through the Merits of our Lord Jefus *Chrift. Amen.

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A

ACTS paffed, Page 273, 303, 329, 331.
Adams, Dr. made Prebendary of Windfor, p. 242.
Addrefs of St. Edmund's-Bury, p. 25. Of the Univer-
fity of Oxford,p. 26. of Cambridge, p. 27. Of the
Lieutenancy of London, p. 29. Of the Diffenting
Minifters, p. 31. of Woodstock, p. 32. Of the
University of Edinburg, p. 33. Of the Diffenters in
Ireland, p. 35. Of the City of London, p. 232. Of
the House of Lords, p. 253. Of the Commons, p. 261,
262, 272. Of both Houses, p. 273. Of the Commons
P. 275. Of both Houses for the Queen's Second Mar
riage, p. 286. Of the Commons, p. 288, 296, 298,
304. Of both Houses, about the ensuing Treaty of
Peace, p. 317. Of the Commons, p, 218, 328..
Africa, Refolutions about the Trade there, p. 328.
Alicant, Town of, taken by the French, p. 187.
Alnut, Colonel, dies, p. 342.

ANNE, fee QUEEN.

Arau, Diet there, of the Proteftant Cantons, p. 19.
Their Letter to the French Ambassador, ibid.

Artois, great Contributions rais'd there, p. 78, 80.
Afaph, (St.) Bishop of, confecrated, p. 49.

Audiences of Foreign Minifters, p. 231, 274, 335, 336.
Auguftus, King, comes to the Confederate Army, p. 87.
Auvergne, Prince of, takes St. Venant, p. 146.
Auverquerque, (Monfieur d') dies, p. 136. His Cha
racter, ibid. His Body carried to Holland, p. 143.
B.

BAden, Diet there, their Proceedings, p. 12. Breaks

up, p. 17.

Balchin, Capt. tried and acquitted, p. 350.

BANK of England, their Propofals to the Commons,
P. 291. Accepted, p. 294. Their Stock doubled in
Four Hours, p. 295.

Baffee, la, fortified by the Allies, p. 142. Abandon'd,

P. 155.

Battle of Oudenarde, p. 66. of Wynendale, 123.

Bavaria

Bavaria, Elector of, his Clandestine Practices in the Ne
therlands, p. 57. His Pardon to the Inhabitants e
Ghent, p. 58. His Design upon Bruffels, p. 146.
He comes before it, ibib. and Summons the Governor,
ibid. He raifes the Siege, p. 150.

Belhaven (Lord) dies, p. 45. His Character, p. 342.
Bellamont, Earl of, Dies, p. 342.

Bergheyck, Count de, his Clandeftine Practices, p. 57-
Bern, Canton of, return Thanks to Mr. Stanian, and
infift upon a Neutrality for Neufchatel, p. 16.
Bertie, Lady, Dies, p. 351.

Berwick, Duke of, obferves Prince Eugene's Motions,
Beveridge, Dr. Bishop of St. Asaph, Dies, p. 341.
Blow, Dr. John, Dies, p. 351.

Bologna fubmits to the Imperialists, p. 223.
Boyce, Dr. his Death, P. 342.

Boyle, Mr. Secretary, his Answers to the Mufcovite
Ambafador's Letters, p.237, 238. Moves for the
Demolishing of Dunkirk, p. 316.

Bradford, Earl of, Dies, p. 348.

Bridges, Captain, his Tryal, p. 194.
Brown, Dr. his Death, p. 347.

Bruges furrendred to the French, p. 60. Abandon'd
by them, 165.

Buckinghamshire, their Inftructions to their Knights,
p. 48.

Burroughs, Royal, of Scotland, their Petition, p. 297.
Byng, Sir George, made free of Edinburgh, p. 41.
His Reception at Court, 42. Conducts the Queen of
Portugal, 197. Sails for the Mediterranean, 198.
C.

CADOGAN, Major-General, affifts in getting
Provifions and Ammunition from Oftend, p. 135.
Cambridge, University of, their Elegiacal Poems on the
Prince, p. 274.

Campaign in Dauphine, p. 170. In Portugal, 178.
Cardigan, Earl of, Abjures Popery, p. 339.
Cavendish, Lord James, Married, p. 343.

Caulfield, Colonel, commands at Leffinghen, p. 139.
Is taken at Difcretion, 140.

Chamillard (Monfieur de) his Letter to Count de la
Motte, p. 160.

CHARLES III. King, his Marriage, p. 181. His
Bride's Journey, ibid. and feqq. His Pretenfions
against the Court of Rome, 217.

Chol-

Cholmondley, (Earl of) made Comptroller of the House-
bold, P. 43.

Coleby, Captain, takes feveral rich Sloops, p. 192.
Commiflioners appointed for ftating King William's
Debts, p. 49.

Commiflioners for Holding the Parliament, their
Speech, p. 252, 333.

Commons of Great Britain, their Proceedings in Par-
liament, p. 259, &c.

Confederate Army in Flanders, Form'd, p. 54. Re-
view'd, 56. Breaks up from Terbanck, 61. Poffefs
themselves of the Camp at Letlines, 63.
Contributions rais'd in Artois, p. 78, 80.

Convocation meets, and is fuddenly prorogued, p. 257.
Corbiere, Mr. fent as Secretary to the Emperor of Mo-
rocco, p. 233.

Council (Privy) fettled according to the late Act,
P. 45, 47, 231, 243, 244, 250, 275, 335, 336.
Craven, Lord, chofen Lord Palatine of Carolina, p.
339.

Croiffy, Major-General, taken Prifoner, p. 139.

CZAR of Muscovy, his Letter to the Queen, p. 240.

D.

DEnia taken by the French, p. 187.

Denmark, King of, Threatens to recal his Troops,

p. 199.

Diet: See Arau and Baden.

Dorfet, Earl of, made Warden of the Cinque-Ports, p.

250.

Dover, Lord, Dies, p. 341.

Drawbacks allowed to the Scots, p. 298.

Dryden, John, Efq; Dies, p. 339.

Duncomb, Sir Charles, chofen Lord Mayor, p. 244.

Sworn without any Solemnity, P.246.

Duncomb, Mr. Dies, p. 341,

E.

Edinburgh, City of, their Readiness to affift the

Government, p. 40.

George Bing, p. 41.

Their Compliment to Sir

Edwards, Captain, tried and acquitted, p. 350.
Elections for the ensuing Parliament, P. 48.

Electorate,Ninth, allow'd by the Diet ofRatisbone,p.166.
EMPEROR, his Differences with the Pope, p. 215,

Enne-

Ennevelin, Caftle of, Two English Battalions repulsd
there, p. 101.

ERLE, General, his Expedition, p. 113. He dr
rives at Oftend, with his Forces, 116, retires into
the Outworks of Oftend, 145.

Evans, Brigadier, taken Prifoner, p. 163.

Evelyn, John Efq; made one of the Poft-Mafters Gi-
neral. p. 348.

EUGENE, Prince, comes to the Hague, p. 50. Hi

Conferences with the Duke of Marlborough,&c. 51.

Goes with him to Hanover, 53. Thence to Vienna,

54. Arrives in the Confederate Army, 61. Expe-

ditious March of his Troops, 77. Befieges Lille, 83,

and feqq. His Orders for the Attacks, 84. His Stra-
tagem, 87. His Answer to the Deputies of Lille, ibid.
Is like to be poifon'd, 90. Confers with the Duke of
Marlborough, 95. His Difpofitions to attack the
Enemy's Works, 108. He is wounded 112. Rejects
the Counsel of Raifing the Siege, ibid. He recovers,
128. Is in Danger, 154. Paffes the Scheld, 152.
returns to Lille, 155. Ends his Glorious Campaign,
165.

Exchange of Prifoners agreed on, 145, 162.

Exilles befieged, p. 175. Taken at Discretion, 176.

F.

Eneftrelles invested, p. 176. Taken, 178.

Ferrara block'd up, p. 223..

Fitzharding, Lady, dies, p. 349.

Flanders, Campaign there, p. 54.

Fleetwood, Dr. nominated Bishop of St. Afaph, p.

43, 243.

Fontaine, John de, Efq; dies, p. 342.

Fort-Louis taken, p. 176.

France makes Overtures of Peace, p. 296. Project of a
Royal Bank there, comes to nothing, ibib.

French (King) his Circular Letter about the intended
Invafion, p. 2. His Answer to the Canton of Bern's
Letter, p. 10. His Letter to the Pope, 215.

French Ambaffador, his Answer to the Memorial of the

Proteftant Cantons, p. 9. And to the Deputies of the

Canton of Bern, p. 11. His Letter to the faid Can-

ton, p. 17. His Answer to the Letter of the Prote-

ftant Cantons, P. 21.