P

Packet boats, a great burthen by the war; cxxxix. 30.

-, between England and Ostend; cxv. 16.

-, carrying on of trade by, detrimental to correspondence; cxx. 10.

-, great losses of the; cxxiii. 45.

-, H.M., seamen employed in, tenpences deducted from pay of; cxliv. 3.

-, masters of, to import and export goods; cvi. 74.

-, savings in the management of; cli. 24.

-, West India; cxxiii. 54.

Pacy, or Pacey, Samuel, of Lowestoft, receiver general of Suffolk; cxiv. 32, 60; cxix. 4.

-, William, Esq., heir and administrator to Samuel, petition; cxiv. 32.

Paddon, Capt.; clxxiv. 47.

-, -, as to British captives detained by the King of Morocco; clxxv. 51.

Padstow, collector of; cxxxvi. 21.

-, French ship seized, at; clxiv. 21.

Paget, or Pagett, the late Lord, the death of; clx. 7.

-, Henry, Lord, Capt. of H.M. yeomen of the guard, the mills at Longford; clx. 7.

-, -, mills at Longford to be purchased of; clxxii. 29.

Paice, Joseph; cx. 64.

-, -, merchant of New York, memorial as to bills of exchange; cxlii. 13.

Painter, H.M. principal; cxxi. 23.

Pakington, or Packington, Sir John, of Westwood; cxxxv. 9; cliii. 7.

-, -, complaint as to prisoner in the Fleet prison; clxxii. 8.

Palaces, the receiver general for the; cxliv. 62.

-, the, sums charged on, by Act of Parliament; cxxxiv. 64.

Palamos, in Catalonia, siege of; cxxxii. 19.

Palatinate, attorney general of the; clxxix. 3.

Palatines, at Maestricht; cl. 28.

-, at or going to New York; cxvii. 27, 30; cxix. 1; cxxiv. 7; clxxv. 36.

-, at Rotterdam; cxxxii. 47.

-, commissioners for; cxxv. 44; cxxxii. 47; cxxxiii. 47.

-, encamped at Blackheath and Camberwell; cxvii. 27; cxix. 1.

-, establishment for; cvi. 3.

-, in Catalonia, officers of the; cxlix. 5.

-, money spent on; cxix. 1.

-, not to be transported into Great Britain from Ireland; cxxxii. 49.

-, papers relating to the affairs of the; cxxv. 44; cxlix. 1, 2.

-, refugees from Rotterdam to England; cxix. 1.

-, sent back to Holland; cxix. 1.

-, settled in America, employed in making pitch and tar; cxxxvii. 25; cxlix. 2; cliv. 59.

-, refugees, settled in Ireland; cxix. 1; cxxxiii. 47; cxxxix. 39; cl. 5.

-, -, -, commissioners for; clx. 5; clxxiv. 1; clxxvii. 44.

-, settled on the Hudson River; cxxv. 44, 45.

Pall Mall; cv. 7; cxxiv. 11.

-, fields, the close called; cxxiv. 9.

-, -, -, lease of; cxxxiii. 83.

-, house in, taken for the Czar of Muscovy's ministers; cxxxi. 8.

Palleser, Col. Walter, of Lieut.-General Wills' late regiment of marines, memorial; clxxiii. 39.

Palmer, Charles, and his brother Edward, made improvements in the Excise duty, petition; clxvi. 15; clxxiii. 22.

-, -, in the Queen's prison; cvi. 1.

-, William, Esq., security for John Andrews, petition; cxxv. 1; cxxxix. 5; cxlviii. 32.

-, -, gent., security for Mr. Philip Vincent, collector at Dundalk; petition; cxxxv. 34.

Palmes, Lieut.-General; cxv. 39; cxlvi. 14.

-, Francis, employed in H.M. service at Turin and Vienna; cxlvii. 2.

-, Guy, teller of the Exchequer, pension; cxii. 20; cxv. 15; cxxiii. 61.

-, William, had to sell his property, petition; cxxiii. 61.

-, -, his estate at Malton, coinage of farthings; cxxxiv. 6.

-, -, lease of manors of Cookham and Bray, memorial; clxxix. 4.

-, Mary, wife of William Palmes; cxxiii. 61.

Palmetto tree, the, grows in the Bermudas, &c., the leaf manufactured; clxvii. 21.

Panama, Governor of; clxxviii. 19.

Panguert, Pierre, forage; cxii. 5.

Papelon, Capt., present to the Emperor of Morocco; clxii. 24.

Paper, improved method of making; cxxvii. 17.

Papists, the penal statutes against, designed to be abolished in Scotland; cxxi. 63.

Paramor, Mr. Joshua, recommended as a riding surveyor; clxxiii. 5.

Parchment, &c., Act for stamping; clvii. 34.

-, inventions for stamping, &c., to prevent counterfeits; cxxxiv. 55.

Pardons, the general, in Scotland; cxv. 8; cxxii. 69.

Paris, Post Office of; clxxiv. 50.

Park House, the, in the Isle of Wight, H.M. barn near, blown down; clxxvii. 1.

Park, Parke, or Parks, Col. or General, Governor of the Leeward Islands; cxii. 44; cxvi. 49; cxx. 3.

-, -, murdered and robbed; cxliv. 19; clxv. 11; clxvii. 16; clxxvii. 41; clxxviii. 22.

-, -, grant by, of land in St. Christopher's; cxxxvii. 53; cxxxix. 12.

Parker, Col., in the assassination plot; clxxv. 6.

-, -, made lieut.-colonel, &c.; cx. 13.

-, Mr., answer of the Prize Office to his demands; clxi. 22.

-, C., certificate; cxxi. 76.

-, Ephraim, at Three Mariners' Stairs, on Rotherhithe Wall, proposal of, to tax ships, &c.; cxli. 22.

-, John, agent for prizes at Falmouth, frauds committed by, petitions; cxxi. 69; clxxv. 39.

-, -, suit between Davy and; clxxi. 25.

Parkgates, Chester; cxxvii. 20.

Parliament, Ireland or Scotland. See under Ireland and Scotland.

-, Acts of, referred to; cxi. 35; cxii. 12, 19; cxiii. 10, 39; cxiv. 14, 58; cxv. 31, 54; cxvi. 3, 16, 44; cxvii. 45, 50; cxix. 18, 20, 26, 39, 41; cxx. 18, 28, 44; cxxi. 24, 30, 53, 57, 65, 74, 80; cxxii. 33; cxxiii. 24, 33; cxxiv. 5, 6, 22, 29, 41, 63, 64; cxxv. 25, 29, 34; cxxvii. 1, 2, 40; cxxix. 6, 8; cxxx. 13, 14, 23; cxxxi. 49; cxxxiii. 51, 62; cxxxiv. 64; cxxxvi. 34; cxxxvii. 3; cxi. 17, 18, 43; cliii. 26; clix. 15; clxi. 16; clxii. 44; clxiv. 7; clxxiii. 42; clxxiv. 43, 46, 55; clxxv. 43; clxxix. 3.

-, Houses of, places leading to, lamplights set up in; cxxiii. 60; cxxxix. 41.

-, members of, and public officers, a warrant necessary for passing free the letters of; cxxxix. 50.

Parry, Capt., petition; cxxv. 8.

-, Benjamin, address in favour of; cxiv. 27, 52.

-, -, registrar of public deeds, &c., Ireland, petition; cxxi. 36.

Parson, Theo., appointed to pay pensions to widows of officers killed in Flanders; cxxx. 16.

Parsons, Sir John; cxxxvi. 2.

Partoun, the lands and barony of, in the stewartry of Kirkcudbright; clxiii. 22.

Partridge, Mr. John, naval ordnance stores at Port Mahon in the care of; clxii. 38.

Patent officers, the; cxii. 35.

-, offices; cxix. 22.

Paterson, William, claims of, on the African and Indian Company of Scotland, &c.; clix. 43.

-, -, first to establish the Bank of England and other schemes; cxiii. 39.

-, -, schemes of the state of annuities; clxxiv. 3.

Patersone, Alexander, “convener” of trades Aberdeen; cxxxii. 13.

-, John, coal and candles for H.M. guards; cxxii. 47.

Patrimony, the royal, the officers of; clxxv. 31.

Patuxen river, duties from, appropriated to governor's salary, &c.; cxiii. 66.

Paul, Robert, deputy controller general of Customs; cxxxvii. 30; clxiii. 43; clxxiv. 13.

Paumer, Sir Thomas, recommends an officer for the stamps in Suffolk; cxlvi. 42.

Pauncfort, or Pauncefort, Edward, memorial of; cxii. 20; cxv. 15.

-, -, appointed receiver general; cxxii. 19.

Pay, English and Irish, difference between; clxxvii. 12.

Paymaster, or paymaster general, of the forces; cv. 36; cxv. 30, 45; cxxiv. 35; cxxxi. 54; cxxxiii. 69; cxlii. 28; clxxiii. 17; clxxvii. 20; clxxviii. 10.

-, -, the late; cxxxi. 30; cxxxiv. 8; cxxxviii. 3.

-, -, abroad; cxv. 40; cxvi. 35; cxvii. 39; cxxxiii. 89; cxlviii. 35.

-, -, the deputy; cxxxiii. 24.

-, of the marine forces. See Marines, paymaster of.

Paymasters general to the forces in Ireland; cxix. 42.

Paynton, Mr., receiver in South Wales and Monmouthshire, memorial; clxxiii. 8.

Pay Office, matters connected with; cxviii. 1; cxxxiii. 68; cliii. 18; clxix. 3; clxxv. 39; clxxvii. 35.

-, -, memorials from; cxi. 3; cxiv. 18.

Peace, general thanksgiving for; clxiii. 41.

-, the proclamation of; clxxiii. 10.

Peacock, Robert, treasurer and chief constable of the hundred of Witchford (co. Cambridge), petition; cxii. 8.

Pearce, or Pierse, Brigadier, his regiment in Portugal; cxxiv. 18.

-, -, Edward, his regiment; cxvi. 32; cxxiii. 67.

-, John, transporting prisoners of war, petition; cxxxii. 24; cxliii. 24.

-, Major-General Thomas, his opinion of Gibraltar; cliv. 48.

-, -, taken prisoner, petition; cxxxi. 41.

Peirobe, Francis, Capt. in Col. Cavallier's late regiment, petition; clv. 33.

Peizaube, Capt. Francis, memorial; cxxii. 62.

Pells, clerk of the; clxvi. 45; clxxii. 20. See also Fees.

Pels, Jean Lucas, bills of exchange; clvi. 9.

Peltier, Capt., a captain of horse, pension to cxv. 36.

Pemaquid, a fort between Sagadahoc and Nova Scetia; clxii. 15.

Pemberton's Island, barracks built at, for the expedition against Canada; cxxxvi. 9.

Pembroke; cliv. 53.

-, collector of; clix. 6.

-, Earl of. See Ireland, Lord Lieutenant of; from beginning to; cx. 20.

-, -, Lord High Admiral; cxi. 18; cxvi. 29.

-, land tax for, receiver general of; cxix. 42.

-, wine and brandy came ashore near clix. 6.

Pendarvis, or Pendarves, Alexander, Esq., surveyor general, report; clxxii. 45; clxxvii. 45; clxxviii. 18, 31, 46.

Pendennis, Island of, invalid soldiers for; cxxxiv. 24.

-, -, ordnance at, state of the; cxxxvi. 53.

Pendrill, William, services of, to K. Charles II. after the battle of Worcester; cxvi. 24.

Penman, Mr., assay master of the mint at Edinburgh, petition; cxxv. 18.

Penn, Hon. William, Esq., governor and proprietor of the province of Pennsylvania; cxliv. 6, 31, 40; cxlvii. 41.

-, -, -, proposal of, to surrender to the Crown his proprietary government of Pennsylvania, &c.; cxv. 21.

-, -, surrender of Pennsylvania to Her Majesty by; clii. 30; clxxiv. 56.

-, William, Esq., petition; cxlvii. 5.

Pennsylvania; cxv. 21.

-, annual value of revenues there; cxliv. 6, 31.

-, assembly of; cxliv. 31.

-, Custom officers in; cxlvii. 41.

-, deputy governor, governor, and proprietor of; cxliv. 6, 31.

-, merchants in, tenders of, for provisions; cxv. 21.

-, New Castle and lower counties, under a charter government, revenue of; clxxiv. 56.

-, ship seized as a prize; clxiii. 28.

-, surrender to Her Majesty of the province of; cxliv. 6, 31; clii. 30.

Pennyfather, Col., commissary general of Ireland; cxvii. 31; cliv. 20.

Penryn; cix. 10.

Pensions and annuities; cvi. 28; cviii. 33; cxi. 30, 40; cxii. 20, 22, 52, 55; cxiii. 59, 64; cxiv. 22, 46; cxv. 23, 26, 36, 41, 50; cxvi. 15, 16, 24; cxvii. 3, 5, 8, 9, 10, 34, 38, 42, 43, 47, 53; cxix. 6, 7, 29, 32; cxx. 4, 8, 13, 49; cxxi. 34, 40; cxxii. 52, 69; cxxiii. 9, 19, 21, 36, 46; cxxiv. 33, 34, 55; cxxv. 9, 10; cxxvi. 28; cxxvii. 12, 16, 38; cxxx. 16, 20; cxxxi. 4, 43; cxxxii. 6; cxxxiii. 6, 7, 8, 16, 29, 30, 36, 49, 50, 82, 97, 98, 100; cxxxiv. 13, 20, 24, 31, 51, 64; cxxxvi. 33; cxxxvii. 46; cxxxix. 23; cxl. 18; cxliii. 43; cxliv. 7, 26, 29, 30, 57, 59; cxlv. 27; cxlvi. 10, 18, 41; cxlvii. 9, 43, 47; cxlviii. 9, 13; cxlix. 12, 14, 29; cl. 21; cli. 4; clii. 39; clv. 36; clviii. 19, 37; clxi. 6; clxii. 45; clxiii. 32; clxiv. 25, 29; clxv. 16, 30; clxvi. 11, 19, 20; clxvii. 6, 7, 20; clxviii. 18; clxxi. 18; clxxii. 20, 26, 41; clxxiii. 14, 19, 53; clxxiv. 3, 38, 39, 41, 42; clxxv. 44; clxxvi. 13; clxxvii. 10; clxxviii. 16, 37, 38, 39, 49; clxxix. 18, 31.

Penzance, officers of the Customs at, goods seized by; cxix. 9.

Pepper, Major-General, his regiment disbanded; clxxvi. 16.

-, G., advanced money for sick and wounded, memorial; clxxviii. 22.

-, Gilbert, Esq., subsisted Daniel Roseingrave, memorial; clxvii. 16.

-, duties on; cxvii. 52.

Pepys, Samuel, Esq., passing of his accounts; clix. 24.

Percival, Mr., succeeded the attorney general in Jamaica; cxxi. 18.

Pereira, Solomon and Juda, bread and bread waggons; cxlv. 4.

Perkins, Sir William, concerned in the assassination plot; clxxv. 6.

Perry, Mr., concerned in the trade of Virginia; clxv. 23.

-, Micajah; cxii. 9; cxlix. 1.

-, -, prays payment of one fourth of his bills; cxlvii. 45.

-, Micaya, and Co., proposal for remitting 8,000l. to New York; cxvii. 44.

Perth, the port of, frauds at, inquiry as to; cli. 15.

-, -, revenue officers reside at; clxxiv. 54.

Peru, viceroy of; clxxviii. 19.

Peter, or Peters, Mr., became bankrupt; clxxvi. 27.

-, Robert, as to payment for coats, banners, &c.; cxliv. 60.

-, -, Esq., receiver general, co. Hertford; cx. 58.

-, -, the debt of; cliv. 60; clviii. 18; clxxiii. 41; clxxv. 23.

Peterborough, the Earl of, his regiment; clxvi. 1.

-, -, -, in Spain; cxii. 29; cxiii. 19, 30, 46; cxlvii. 22.

-, the late Countess of, page to; cxlvii. 22.

Petit, Col., at siege of Fortosa; cxv. 26.

-, Mr., bills drawn by; clxi. 27.

-, -, governor of Port Mahon; clix. 11.

Petticoats, Act to prevent women and girls making; cxx. 24.

Pewter, manufacture of; cxxii. 17.

Pewterers, the Company of, London, privileges of, memorial; cxxii. 17.

Peyton, Craven, Esq., warden of the mint, charge against; clxxv. 28.

-, -, -, -, memorial; clix. 19; clxxii. 25.

-, the Hon. Commissioner; clviii. 12.

Phelipps, E., Controller of the Mint; clix. 19.

Philip, John, an auditor; cxv. 19.

Philipp, Mr.; cxii. 42.

Philips, or Phillips, Capt. George, captain of grenadiers in Major-General Rooke's regiment, memorial; cxliv. 39; cxlv. 18.

-, James, receiver of South Wales, petition; cxlix. 46.

-, John, gent., reduced to want by the troubles in Ireland, petition; cxlvi. 10.

-, Capt. William, recommended for a pension; cxlvi. 18.

Phillips, —, his regiment in Minorca; clv. 25.

-, Capt. Robert, petition; cxxxiii. 98.

-, Mr. Thomas, of Shrewsbury; cxxxiii. 73.

“Philo. Telonius,” letter of; cxxxi. 48.

“Philopatra,” tax proposed by; cxlvi. 46.

Philpott, Charles, petitions to be reinstated as tidesman; cxxiii. 17.

-, Nicholas, of St. James', Westminster, paymaster to the reformed officers; clxi. 32.

Phipps, a letter signed “Con. Phipps, Cam”; cxliii. 43.

-, Frances, money seized by Custom House officers, petition; cl. 6.

“Phœnix,” near Dublin, arsenal to be built in the; cxxii. 16.

Phœnix Park, lease of land in, for a hospital; clv. 19.

Physicians to use stamped paper for their prescriptions, proposal; clxxvii. 23.

Pickering, Jonathan, accuses John Reynell, of Chester; clxiii. 48; clxiv. 1.

Picture wrought by Mary Queen of Scots; cvi. 32.

Piedmont, the forces in, commanded by the Duke of Schomberg; clxi. 1.

Pigot, —; cxxxix. 40.

Pilchard Fishery, Cornwall; cviii. 35.

Pilkington, R., proposal as to sale of ale and beer in short measure; cxxxvi. 19.

Pindar, Mr. (Royal African Company); clii. 12.

Pinder, Sir Paul, lent money to K. Charles I.; clxxix. 25.

Pine land, the, near the Hudson River; cxxv. 45.

Pinkney House, a seat of the Marquis of Tweeddale; cvi. 70.

Pint, the Scots, nearly half the English wine gallon; cxiii. 56.

Pipe, clerk of the; cxi. 6.

-, deputy clerk of the; cxxi. 5; cxxv. 39; cl. 9.

-, fees in the office of the; clxxvi. 25.

-, clerk of the (Scotland); cx. 2; cxii. 42.

Pirates, suppression of, by Col. J. Dudley; cxiii. 10.

Piscataqua, in New England; cxx. 32.

Pitch and tar; cvii. 40.

Pitt, Mr., keeper of Newgate prison, memorial; cxxxvii. 21.

-, Thomas, of Old Sarum, petition; cxxxiii. 83.

Pix, trial of the; cxlviii. 8.

Placentia; cvii. 8.

-, ceded by the French; clxxiv. 56.

-, expense of, as regards Ordnance Office; clxxiv. 45.

-, four independent companies of foot to be employed at; cliv. 66; clx. 9.

-, garrison at; clviii. 2.

-, -, clothing, &c. for; clxii. 35; clxxvii. 33.

-, -, victualling of; clxi. 5; clxxvi. 11.

Plague, the great; cxvii. 19.

-, -, in the North; cxxxvi. 22.

-, -, precautions to prevent contact with; cxxxvi. 55.

Plaisted, Mr. John, councillor, judge and justice of New Hampshire, destructions of wood by; cvi. 17

Plantations, the, expense of (Ordnance Office); clxxiv. 45.

-, chapel furniture in; clxii. 21.

-, governors for, commissions for swearing the; cxxii. 4.

-, guards, garrisons, and land forces in; cxliii. 1; cxliv. 42; clxxii. 1, 50.

-, See also American plantations.

Plate, delivery of; cv. 31.

-, gold and silver, proposed tax on; cxvi. 48.

-, importers of; cxxxv. 36.

-, seizure of, H.M. part of; cxvii. 51.

-, sent to Portugal, seized; cxiii. 50.

Plater, Mr. George, H.M. receiver in Petuxen (America), lately dead; cvii. 8.

Playel, John, a keeper in Hyde Park; cvi. 61.

Plessen, Mr. de; clxvi. 11.

Plowman, Mr., petition of, for bounty; cvii. 6.

-, William, imprisoned by Duke of Tuscany; cxvii. 26.

Plumber, serjeant, office of; cxxii. 24.

Plumtree, Dr., information given to Mr. Morley by; clxxvi. 2.

Plymouth; cxxxii. 52.

-, barracks at, firing for; cxxxvi. 52.

-, Other, Earl of, petition; clxxii. 45.

-, French prisoners at; cli. 20.

-, -, subsistence of; cxxxix. 6; cxliii. 36; cxliv. 32; clviii. 30.

-, governor of; clxxviii. 12.

-, hospital at; cxxxiv. 66.

-, -, -, for sick and wounded, undertakers of the, petition; cxxxiv. 46; cxxxvi. 57.

-, marshal of the commissioners for sick and wounded at; cxxv. 35; cxxxv. 47; cxxxvi. 13, 17; cxxxviii. 43; cxl. 14; cxliii. 36; cxliv. 32; cxlv. 33.

-, mayor of; cxxv. 35; cxxxv. 47; cxxxvi 13.

-, navy at; cxxvi. 4.

-, new stone docks at, projected; clxvii. 6.

-, officers of the dock yard (taxes); cvi. 77.

-, packet boats sailing from; cxxiii. 45.

-, Sound; cxxvi. 4.

-, wages for workmen at; cxlix. 16.

Pocock, the widow, house of, pulled down, on the Castle Hill at Windsor; cxvi. 50.

Poet Laureate, the. See Tate, Nahum.

Poland, the Court of, H.M. minister at; clxxvi. 7.

-, the King of, H.M. envoy extraordinary to; cxxxii. 46.

-, H.M. secretary to; cxxxvii. 7.

-, -, his first minister, illtreatment of Mr. McKenzie by; cxxxvii. 7.

Pollington, Mr. Edward, collector of Customs at New Haven, petition; clxxv. 21.

Pomroy, John, a Frenchman, his escape; cxiii. 45.

Ponchastrain, Mons., as to exchange of prisoners; cli. 20.

Pontoon service, the; cxxxvii. 37.

Pool; cxxiii. 16.

Poole, Matthew, Captain Lieut. and Adjutant, deprived, petition; cxix. 13.

Pooley, Mr., a commissioner of stamps, charge against; clix. 16.

-, Robert, produce of the new stamp duties; clxi. 21.

Popery, growth of, Act to prevent; cxx. 18, 28.

Popish party, the insolence of; cvi. 25.

Popple, William, junior (trade and plantations); cvii. 28; cviii. 30; cxiv. 44; cxiv. 11; cxxxvii. 53; cxxxix. 3; clxxii. 40; clxxiv. 44.

-, -, -, (trade and plantations) a potash work in West Jersey; cviii. 15.

Porchester Castle, as to erection of a brewery at; cxlvii. 50; cli. 22.

Portella, Don Francisco, raised a company against the Duke of Anjou. &c., memorial; cxxi. 51.

Porter, Captain, a rioter; clxxv. 6.

Portland, Earl of, went to France; clxxvi. 17.

-, a manor belonging to the Queen; cvi. 40.

-, rights of common, quarrymen, &c.; cvi. 40.

Port Mahomack. See Mahomack.

Port Mahon; cxiii. 1; cxxiii. 28; cxxxi. 16; cxxxiii. 6; cxxxvii. 19; clxxi. 13.

-, -, and Marseilles, packet boat between; clxxiv. 50.

-, -, bills of exchange payable at; clvi. 9; clxxviii. 43.

-, -, fleet at; cxxxv. 45.

-, -, forces or garrison at; cxxxv. 25; cxlii. 29; cxlix. 27; clv. 25; clix. 1.

-, -, -, stores for; cxliii. 48.

-, -, -, victualling of; cxxxvii. 23; cxlvii. 16, 17; clii. 6, 16, 41; clvii. 19, 20, 21, 22; clviii. 38; clxxii. 28.

-, -, fortifications of; cxxxiii. 46; cxxxiv. 37; cxxxvii. 27, 37; cxxxviii. 6; cli. 26.

-, -, Governor of; clix. 11.

-, -, heavy demands for; cxxii. 56.

-, -, hospital built at, by Sir John Jenning's orders; cx. 65; cl. 2; cli. 1; cliv. 26; clv. 29; clviii. 9.

-, -, -, on the Great Island at; cxxxv. 45, 49; cxxxvi. 24; cxxxvii. 38; cxlii. 29.

-, -, Lieutenant-Governor of Minorca resides at; clxii. 49; clxxviii. 34.

-, -, money for the workmen at; cxlix. 16.

-, -, ordnance at; clviii. 27; clxii. 38.

-, -, regiments disbanded at; cliv. 52.

-, -, remittances for; clxii. 8.

-, -, ships going from, for corn for Barcelona; cxxxvii. 1.

-, -, sick and wounded at, agents for; cxx. 39; cxxxvii. 38; cli. 2; clix. 50.

-, -, -, the service of, at a standstill; cxliv. 12.

-, -, -, charge of; cl. 15.

-, -, victualling commissioners of, agent to; cxxxiv. 11; cxxxviii. 14; cliv. 26.

Portman, Henry, ranger of Hyde Park; clxi. 38.

-, -, expenses for Hyde Park, memorials; cv. 33; cxiii. 49; cxliii. 31; clix. 47; clxi. 38; clxxvi. 23.

Portmore, Right Hon. the Earl of; cxxvi. 36; cxxxi. 9, 10; cxxxii. 53; cxxxviii. 44; cxlix. 21; cliv. 65; clv. 38; clvii. 15; clviii. 25; clix. 1.

-, -, commander-in-chief of H.M. forces in Portugal; cxxxvi. 25, 34; cxxxviii. 13.

-, -, equipage money to; cxlv. 15.

-, -, his regiment; cxvi. 32; cxxi. 1.

-, -, money due to; clxxiv. 31.

Porto Bello; clxxviii. 19.

“Port Passage”; clix. 9.

Port Patrick; cvi. 60; cvii. 53.

-, -, collector at; cxiii. 44.

-, -, packet boats; cxlix. 39; clxiv. 14; clxvii. 1.

-, -, salt pans at; clxxii. 3.

-, -, smuggling traders at; cxxi. 15.

Port Royal, in America; cvii. 56; cxiii. 10.

-, -, -, expedition against; cvii. 8; cxxxiii. 15.

-, -, See also Annapolis Royal.

Ports, the, the patent officers of, take an oath and give security; cxlviii. 23.

Portsea, collector of salt duties at; cxix. 35.

Portsmouth; cxxi. 52.

-, bakers, brewers, &c. of, complaint of; cxiii. 25.

-, -, of, alleged frauds of; cxxv. 5.

-, beer at, contracts for; cliv. 37.

-, brewhouse wanted at; cliv. 6.

-, chapel at, Communion plate; cxxiv. 30.

-, -, repaired by the ordnance; cxxiv. 30.

-, collector of; cxiii. 54.

-, docks at; clxvii. 6.

-, fortification of the harbour, &c. of; cvi. 46, 56, 62, 79; cxii. 39, 53; cxxv. 15; clxiii. 45; clxv. 20, 22; clxvi. 5.

-, -, -, commissioners for; cxxxiii. 33; cxxxiv. 22; cxxxv. 24; clxxv. 4; clxxvii. 28; clxxviii. 17.

-, four invalid companies to do duty at; cxxxiii. 55, 96; cxxxiv. 24; cxxxvi. 8; cxxxviii. 48; cxliv. 13.

-, garrison at; cxxxii. 63; clvii. 35.

-, -, chaplain to; cxxxiv. 15.

-, -, memorial; cxvi. 28.

-, Governor of; cxlii. 15.

-, harbour of, damage to; cxlv. 26.

-, hospital at; cxxxiv. 46, 66; cxxxvi. 57.

-, Lieutenant-Governor of; cxlii. 15; clvii. 35.

-, -, -, weakness of the garrison; cxxxvi. 8.

-, mayor, &c. of, illegally elected; cliv. 39.

-, money seized at; clxxvi. 15.

-, navy at, H.M., project for burning; clxxviii. 45.

-, -, -, timber for; cxliii. 9; clviii. 5.

-, ordnance stores to be sent to; clvii. 29.

-, ship seized at, with prohibited goods; cxvii. 6.

-, sick and wounded, commissioners for, their agent at; clxxiv. 34.

-, victualling, commissioners of, their agent at; cxxv. 5.

-, -, -, wish to buy a brewhouse at; cxlvii. 50; cliv. 37.

-, wines seized at; cxxi. 55.

-, workmen at, wages for; cxlix. 16.

-, -, discharged from H.M. yard at, petition; clviii. 40.

-, (New Hampshire), council held at; cxxvi. 20.

Portugal, articles shipped from American plantations for; clxii. 24.

-, artillery in; clxiii. 41.

-, bills drawn from; cxxiii. 39.

-, commander-in-chief in; cxlv. 15.

-, court of; cxxxiv. 26.

-, dragoons in, bread, &c. very dear; cxxxvi. 25.

-, -, the pay of; cxxxvi. 29.

-, “English prisoners taken in”; cxxvii. 5.

-, establishment for; cxxxviii. 53; cxl. 50; cxlvii. 1.

-, -, forces on the; cxi. 25; cxxxi. 1.

-, estimate, the; cxxxii. 53.

-, forces and hospital in, contingencies of; clvii. 3.

-, forces in; cvii. 32; cxiii. 55; cxv. 28; cxix. 18; cxx. 38; cxxiv. 25, 32, 58; cxxv. 12, 37; cxxvi. 29, 36, 40; cxxx. 36; cxxxiii. 43, 89; cxxxv. 2; cxxxvi. 34; cxli. 7; cxliii. 42; cxliv. 10; clviii. 25.

-, -, bread and forage for; cxxxi. 17; cxxxii. 53; cxxxvi. 11, 13.

-, -, clothing of; cxl. 28.

-, -, corn for, undertakers, petition; cxxx. 39.

-, -, paymaster general and deputy paymaster of; cxxxiii. 69; cxlv. 24; clvii. 28.

-, forces sent to; clix. 9.

-, Lord Galway's communication with, quite cut off; cxxxiv. 26.

-, hospitals in; cxii. 36; cxxxii. 53; cxxxiii. 43; cxlix. 21; clxiii. 12.

-, King of; cxii. 36; cxiii. 50.

-, -, ambassador extraordinary to; cxxxi. 59; clxxiv. 35, 47; clxxvi. 14.

-, -, -, to; clxxix. 10.

-, -, gunpowder furnished to cxxvii. 11; cxxx. 33; cxxxviii. 7; cliv. 12.

-, -, owes money for bread and powder; cliv. 2.

-, -, promised to pay the King of Spain; cv. 56.

-, -, Secretary of State to; cxxxvii. 58.

-, -, subsidies to; cxv. 45; cxxi. 19; cxxvi. 41; cxxxv. 40; cxxxviii. 10; clii. 4; clviii. 52.

-, musters in, commissary of; cxxvi. 12.

-, officers in, list of; cxi. 37.

-, -, killed in, widows of; cxvii. 9.

-, packet boats; cli. 24.

-, proclamation; cxlii. 14.

-, provisions in, commissary of; cxxxiii. 71; cxxxvi. 40.

-, Queen of, entertainment of; cviii. 21; cxxiv. 21.

-, regiments reduced in; cxlv. 24.

-, remittances to; cxxiii. 39, 52; cxxxiv. 35.

-, service in, the; clvii. 15.

-, -, money for; cxl. 15.

-, stores of war in, commissary general of the; clviii. 23.

-, victuallers, agent; cxxxiv. 39.

-, war in, charges of; cxxix. 8; cxl. 33, 51; cxli. 12, 13, 14, 17; cxliv. 1, 5; cxlv. 13, 38; cxlix. 22; cliii. 18; clv. 38; clvii. 13.

-, -, commissioners for inspecting the public affairs of; cxxxviii. 33.

Portuguese ambassador, the; cxxvi. 41; cxxxiv. 26, 41; cxxxvii. 58; cxxxix. 28.

-, General, the; cxvii. 25.

-, prisoners to be formed into two regiments, and to have a Roman Catholic chaplain; cxvii. 25.

-, salt; cxxi. 58.

-, troops, in Catalonia; cxxxviii. 41; cliii. 13.

-, -, in H.M. pay; cxv. 45; cxliii. 48; cliv. 22.

-, -, in Spain; clviii. 13.

-, -, cannot be relied on; cxliv. 23.

Postmasters General; cxii. 20; cxv. 15; cxix. 30; cxx. 10, 33, 40; cxxi. 34; cxxii. 18; cxxiii. 45, 54; cxxvi. 14; cxxvii. 24; cxxxviii. 16; cxxxix. 30, 50; cxl. 12; cxliii. 44; cxliv. 3; cxlix. 39; cli. 24; clvii. 1; clviii. 10; clx. 13; clxi. 12; clxii. 11, 47, 50; clxiii. 9, 17, 48; clxvi. 3, 24, 35; clxvii. 6; clxxiv. 22, 29, 50; clxxvii. 4.

-, memorial, officers' salaries, non-taxation of; cv. 23; cxx. 40.

-, salaries of; cxxxix. 30.

Post Office, to be established in England, Scotland, and all other of H.M. dominions, bill for; cxlii. 7.

-, affairs; cxlii. 8.

-, the, or the General; cxx. 10.

-, goods to be carried by the packet boats of; cvi. 74.

-, -, charges on; cxxxix. 30.

-, governor of; cxxxix. 30.

-, revenue of; cxx. 33; cxxxix. 30; clvii. 33.

-, pensions; cxxvii. 38; clxvi. 20; clxxii. 20.

-, salaries of officers; cviii. 8.

-, -, taxes on; cxx. 40.

Post, the general; cxxii. 18.

-, the penny, farming of; cxxii. 18.

Postage, rates of; cxxx. 9.

Potashes, all came from the Czar of Muscovy's dominions; cviii. 15.

Potomack, in Maryland, the receiver of; cxiii. 66; clxvi. 13.

Pottington, William Massey of; cxlviii. 34.

Poulett, or Pawlett, Earl; cxxiv. 54; cxxxiii. 25.

-, -, a Lord of the Treasury; cxxx. 25.

Poultry Counter, the, a prisoner in; clxxvii. 27.

Poussin, Peter, lost his hearing and one of his eyes; cxvii. 38.

Povey, Charles, set up a halfpenny foot post petition; cxx. 33.

Powell, Capt., his company of marines; cxliv. 47; cxlvi. 44.

Power, C., pension to, and to his son educated by the Queen as a Protestant; cxxi. 40.

-, Lieut. Henry, prays to be commander of a Custom House sloop; clxxiii. 45.

-, Samuel, a collector of the duties on hides, &c.; clxviii. 23.

Powle, Mr. John, clerk to the agents for taxes; cxxxvii. 42.

Powys, Mr.; cxxxvii. 7; cxxxviii. 26.

-, Richard, Esq.; cxxii. 4.

-, -, at the Treasury; cxliii. 15; cxlvii. 2; cl. 3, 14; cliv. 28; clxxii. 14; clxxiii. 14, 24; clxxiv. 2, 35, 47.

-, Thomas, salaries, Customs, Scotland; cviii. 50.

Pozzuolo, free port to be made at; clxxvi. 4.

Pratt, Mr., secretary to the Lords Justices of Ireland; cviii. 12.

-, Capt. John, constable of the Castle of Dublin, petition; cxx. 4, 28.

-, -, deputy receiver general (? army or of Ireland); cxxiii. 10, 67; clxiv. 16.

Prentatoun, in the co. of Edinburgh, the lands of, sold by James Ramsay; cxxxv. 16.

Presbyterians in Ireland breed dissension between Roman Catholics and Protestants; cliii. 26.

-, incomes of, proposed duty on; cxx. 24.

Presgrave, Cecilia, daughter of Cecilia Newberry, granddaughter of Sir William Morton prays for relief; clxvii. 7.

President, the Lord, his rage at the brandy seizures (North Britain); cx. 38.

Preston, Brigadier, commander of Nieuport, allowance to clxxviii. 41.

-, Elizabeth, widow, petition; clxxviii. 35.

Preston Pans, collector of; cxiii. 44.

-, extraordinary riding surveyor at; clxvi. 28.

-, the port of, frauds, &c.; cxlv. 43; clxiii. 1.

-, salt pans at; clxxii. 3.

Pretender, the, invasion of, in Scotland; cxxxii. 19.

-, -, recruits raised for; clxxiv. 22.

Price, —, his regiment; clxv. 3.

-, Simon, freeman of the city of Hereford and freeholder, petitions for a tidesman's place; cxlix. 25.

-, Thomas and Samuel, hearing of case deferred; clxxviii. 36.

Prie, Marquis de, relation of, about contributions in Italy; cxi. 28.

Prince, William; cxiii. 27.

Pringle, John, a commissioner of the equivalent, memorial; clxxvii. 3.

Printer, the King's and Queen's; cxii. 31; cxix. 22; cxxi. 80.

Prior, Mr.; clxxii. 2; clxxviii. 22.

Prisoners, rate of exchange of, between England and France; cli. 20.

-, taken in Spain, now in France; cv. 28.

Privateers round Jamaica, large number of; cxxi. 18.

-, the small, can smuggle with impunity; cxiii. 18.

Privy Council, the, general officers members of; cxxxii. 61.

-, gardens, the; cxxv. 21.

-, -, gates leading to Cannons Row, Westminster; cxxxv. 5; clxvi. 12.

-, -, lease of a house in; cxxxiv. 65.

-, Seal, the Lord; cxxxiv. 8.

Prizage and butlerage in Ireland; cxv. 13.

-, deposits; cxxxii. 29.

-, duty; cxxii. 7; cxxv. 14; clxiv. 5.

-, wines, second subsidy on; cxxvii. 22.

“Prize cash, state of the”; cxxii. 2.

-, duty on wines “salved”; cxiv. 3.

-, money; cxiv. 14; cxxvii. 30.

-, -, arrears of; cxxxii. 60; cxxxiii. 90; cxxxvii. 6; cxxxviii. 21.

-, Office, the, Covent Garden; cxii. 6; cxiii. 63; cxxiii. 1; clxi. 16.

-, offices, suppression of; cxiv. 14.

-, ships; cx. 41, 45; cxi. 8; cxxi. 68, 69; cxxiii. 30; cxxiv. 23, 62; cxxxiii. 90; cxxxvii. 5; cxlix. 16; clii. 20; clxxvii. 8.

Prizes, Commissioners of; cix. 7, 45; cx. 21, 34; cxii. 6; cxiii. 32, 63; cxiv. 14; cxx. 19; cxxi. 68, 69, 70; cxxiv. 62; cxxv. 27; cxxxix. 43.

-, -, memorial as to late agent for prizes at Jamaica; cvii. 35.

-, -, proposal to lessen the expense of the office; cvi. 39.

-, -, report of, touching gun money; cix. 9.

-, -, -, as to return of tax on salaries; cix. 20; cx. 28.

-, -, -, as to a prize taken at Tunis; cix. 27.

-, -, -, on petition of Mary Davenport, widow; cix. 29.

-, -, -, on prize demands; cx. 9.

-, -, -, on plate taken at Vigo and Port St. Maries; cx. 35.

-, -, -, as to money chargeable on Earl of Peterborough; cxiii. 46.

-, distribution of; cxiv. 14.

-, receivers general for; cxi. 7; cxxxi. 14; cxlv. 34; cxlix. 28.

-, taken during Spanish expedition; cxiii. 46.

-, taken in America, as to Her Majesty's right to a moiety of; cviii. 42.

-, under officers employed in the business of; cxiii. 31, 63.

Proby, Thomas, surgeon general of the army in Ireland, memorial; cxxx. 8.

-, -, trustee, land in Phœnix Park; clv. 19.

Progers, Edward, Esq.; cvl. 58.

-, -, servant to Charles I. and Charles II., nearly 90 years old, petition; cxliv. 57; cxlv. 40.

Property Rolls, clerk of the; cxii. 42.

Prosecutions by the Crown for riots, &c. at elections; cxix. 34.

Protestants, French, a colony of, sent to Virginia; cix. 6.

Providence, New, the Isle of, a fort built at; clviii. 6.

Provost Marshal, the deputy; cxlviii. 33.

Prussia, the King of, ambassador extraordinary to; cvii. 58.

-, -, arrears due to; clxxvii. 37.

-, -, H.M. picture presented to; cxxi. 23.

-, -, minister or resident of; cxxxii. 14; cxxxv. 14; cxl. 42; clviii. 10; clix. 37; clxxiv. 14; clxxvii. 37.

-, -, -, memorial; cxiv. 38.

-, -, subsidies due to the; cxxxv. 14; clviii. 10.

-, Prince Royal of, H.M. picture presented to; cxxi. 23.

Prussian troops; cix. 35.

-, -, forage to; cxxv. 6; clxxi. 21.

-, -, in Brabant; cxxxv. 14.

-, -, in Flanders and Italy, recruiting of the; cxxxii. 14.

-, -, in Italy in H.M. pay; cxxxvii. 54; clxxiv. 14.

-, -, -, broke their stipulation; clx. 2.

Prussians, new corps of; cxiv. 64.

Pryor, Mr., secretary to the plenipotentiaries for a general peace; cxliii. 15.

Public debt, the; cxxviii. 2; clxxvii. 21.

-, -, provision by Parliament for; cxxxiv. 40.

-, -, receivers of; clxxvi. 25.

-, -, committee to inquire into; cxxxi. 44.

-, funds, the. See Funds.

-, ministers, the, bills of; cxxx. 19.

-, -, charge of, for one year; cxiii. 22; cxxiv. 60; cxxxii. 48.

-, -, names and payments of; cxxi. 21.

-, services, expenses of; cxxi. 11.

-, -, payments and remains as to; cxi. 22; cxxiii. 6; cxxxi. 19; cxliii. 6, 32; cxlviii. 24.

-, -, sums voted for; cxi. 21, 23; cxxii. 42; cxli. 6; clxx. 5.

-, -, -, application of; clxviii. 17.

-, -, -, since Her Majesty's accession; cxxx. 13.

Pugh, David, merchant; cv. 34.

Puleston, Mr., an alderman of Chester, recommended to be postmaster of Chester; clxiii. 9, 48.

Pultawa, battle of; cxxi. 32.

Pulteney, Sir Wm., premises granted by K. Charles II. to; cxxiv. 12.

-, or Pultney, Mr., H.M. envoy at Copenhagen; cxiv. 20; cxxxv. 54.

Punch, retailers of, proposed duty on; cxx. 16.

“Punts” Coffey House, St. Martin's Court, St. Martin's Lane; clxi. 34.

Purchase, —, apprehended for rioting at Dr. Sacheverell's trial; cxxvi. 45.

Purdon, Capt. George, his services; cxxxiii. 92.

-, Mary, wife of, petition; cxxxiii. 92; cxxxvii. 18.

Pursuivants of Arms. See Heralds.

Putt, Peter, mate of a ship captured, petition; cli. 16.

Pybus, Mr., Dover packet boats, malicious charges against; clxvi. 35.

Pyke, James, leaf of the palmetto tree, petition; clxvii. 21.

-, William leaf of the palmetto tree, petition; clxvii. 21.

Pym, James, secretary to the committee of the South Sea Company; cxliii. 34; clv. 1; clxxix. 33.