INDEX.] 



Cadi. 



1734 Sliips and treafurc arrived this ycai" ili, JO; 



1735. '759) '"^S P'tto . ■ - - 3031315.420 



1775 Treafure arrived this year - - j;53 

 170, 337 CanUion (Ifca Stlurum):\. Roman colony, &.'C. 



i, 195, 208 

 C(T/ir's warsin Gaul, Britain, &c. — hisftience 



i, 115, 117, 118 

 ir-jo^CaJfa occupied by the Genoefe, and made the 



chief llationof tlicir trade on the Black fca i, 420 

 1471; Taken from them by the Turks - 693 



1793 Cakos, idands in the Well Indies, allowed to 



import forciL;n fugar and coffee, &c. iv, 271 

 877 Ca/ru, the depot of the oriental goods i, 2j7 



1776 Caijfe d'rfccmptc, or bank of difcount at Paris, 



eftablifhed for difcounting bills — afterwards 

 iirvie notes ... iii, 596 



1783 Stop payment ... iv, 27 



1784 But not infolvent — great rife of (lock - 55 

 1787 Again diltrciTed — fupported by government 121 



1347 Ca/a/s taken by King Edward III - i, 534,536 

 Who invites Englifli merchants to fettle in it 537 



1348 Is tlie rtaple for tin, lead, feathers, cloth, and 



ftufi's - - - - . 538 



1363 And now for wool, hides, &c. - 566 



(For the removes of the flaple, fee Staph.) 

 1378,1421 Expenfe of keeping Calais - 585 ", 634 

 1429 The merchants of Calais prohibited from bviy- 



ing itaple goods to the prejudice ofdrangcrs 644 

 1558 Calais taken by the French - - ii, 123 



'jZ^iCaltdcnian woods, feveral — Cdledoninn cccan i, 155 n 

 Calico — See Cottcn manufatlure. Printing. 

 324* Calico, while and figured, ufed in India i, 76 



And apparently alfo in Colchis and Melita 14, 124 

 1631 Painted c. an article imported from India ii, 369 

 1677 Value of Eaft-India calico confumed in Eng- 

 land, being at a third of the price of foreign 

 linen .... 586, 587 



1700 Eaft-India figured calico prohibited in England 708 

 J721 The prohibition renewed - - iii, 118 



1783 Duties on India calicoes lowered - iv, 21 



J7S5 Manufartures of calico very general in Eng- 

 land and Scotland ... 

 <68 CcUinicus invents the Greek fire - i, 



Cambric and Lawn. 

 1588II 60,000 pieces of cambric annually made at 

 Cambray . - - - ii, 



!745 Foreign cambric prohibited - - iii, 



J759 French c. and lawn to be imp. only forexp. 

 1761-Manufaciure of c. edablifhed at Winclielfea 



1764 A company for manufacturing c. and lawn 



1765 Englilh cambric brought to great perfeftion 

 1767 In one year 70,000 yards made at Dundalk 



Aft prohibiting French cambric, &c. enforced 



T787 But now repealed - . - iv, 



1794 New regulations for French cambric, &c. 

 1797, 1799 Regulations and prohibition continued 



419, 471 

 1410, 1544 Camir/i/o-f ftreets paved . 1,623; "> 93 



80 

 242 



187 

 ^45 

 312 



349 

 401 

 411 



460 

 462 

 124 

 297 



1607 Camden's Britanniaa, bell edition 



172S* Camf/j ufed in caravans ... 



iigzWCamt-ra chfcura conflrufted by R. Bacon 



■ij,6*CampRnia commercial and profpcrous 

 1210 \Campioi! the feat of a great trade 

 '535 (-'anada ((c(; America) the Frencli winter in it 

 1540, 1591 They fettle, build towns, &c. 

 1602-03 They fail up the river, fettle further 

 162S-29 Taken twice by the Englilh 

 1632 Rrliorcd to Fiance 

 1690 Invaded by the Englilh of New York 

 1743 .*\niou;it of peltry exported to France 

 1760 Province reduce^ by t! e Britifh forces 

 J761 In confequence of whicli orders arrive fro 

 Fldiidcrs and Ruflia for furs 



11. 247 



i, 8 



'.452 



'. 94 



'. 377 



". 75 



85, 200 



226, 231 



355. 368 



37' 



646 



i'i. 237 



321 



345 



Cf/»ada. 



1 76 3 Province ceded to Great Britain - iii, 



Called Quebec, bour.daiy afcertained 



17C4 Importation of European fait permitted 



1766 Exports in the years 1764-1766 



1769 State of manufactures in Canada 

 1772 Province difirelfed with light money 

 1774 Province rellorcd toits antic.nt extent — Roman- 

 catholics allov/cd their own religion and 

 laws, witli fome modification — duties, &c. 

 17S0 PermilTion to import European fait continued 



Further continued - iv, 106, 222, 



17S6 Exports of Ikins, &c. ... 



1788 Trade with tlie Welt Indies encouraged 

 17S9 Import of provifions occalionally permitted 



Corn allowed to be fent from Britain 



1790 And alfo from the United States . 201, 



Goods brought to Quebec by inland carriage 



may be imported into Great Britain 



Province divided into Upper and Lower Canada, 



and conllitution new. modeled 

 Sum allowed to fettlers ... 



1796 Population, Sec. — trade upon the lakes 

 1766 Canada litlls, Iiiftory of them - - iii, 



1772 Now paid oft' - ... 



i350*C2»i;/s made in Egypt ... i 



i300*0ne between the Nile and the Red Sea begun 

 6i6»Tlie work refumed, and abandoned 

 524* An aqueduft tunnel in Saraos 

 5o6*Egyptian canal completed by Darius 



79' 

 1793 



366 

 377 

 399 

 453 

 488 



5'9 



556 

 65+ 

 37» 

 129 



'73 

 185 

 188 



202 



iOJ 



2 20 

 282 

 396 

 440 



, 12 



•5 



34 

 57 

 58 



332* A canal from Alexandria to tlie Lake of Maraea 72 



28o*Egyptian canal repaired, has a lock 



100 Again repaired by Trajan 



645 And alfo by Amrou ... 



877 And feemsto be navigated now 

 Before 1066 fome canals in England 

 1121 Canal betv.een Trent and Witham repaired 



(N. B. It is faid to be now made : but it was 

 navigated before tlie conqueft. See p. 289. ) 

 1278 Great canal of China made - - 434, 458 



1531 Canal from Antwerp to BrulTels begun ii, 72 



1703 Canal connefting tile Calpian and Black feas 728 

 1760 Canal from St. Helen's totheMerfea iii, 



Canal made by the d. of Bridgewater, the fijll 



important one in Great Britain — executed, 

 contrary to expeftation, by tlie great genius 

 of B rind ley ... 



- The duke extends his canal to Liverpool 

 Objeftions to canals — advantages of tliem 



Canal with hoifting inftead of locks 



Canal at Newry in Ireland finilhed 



Canal from Lyniie to Northampton finifhed 



Canal from Dublin to the Shannon 



Various canals in Ireland 



Acts for feveral caftals - - - 



A canal between Forth and Clyde for feaveftels 477 



1772 Pallage-boats cftabliftied by the duke of Bridge- 



water on liis canal - - - 527 



1773 Afts for feveral .... ^44 

 1777 Grand-trunk n.avigation completed — canal to the 



Severn joined to it — many branches added 609 

 1799 Memorials prefented to tlie board of trade for 



completing the Forth-and-Clyde canal 641 



1785 Afts for feveral - - - - iv, 76 



Canals in Spain, Ruflia, Denmark 



1758 Barges for canals made entirely of iron 



A canal wiih inclined planes 



1759 Canal uniting theTliames and the Severn 

 1790 Intercourfe between London, Briftol, Liverpool, 



and Hull completed — Forth.and.Clyde canal , 

 completed .... 203 



1792 Several canals — advantages public and private 25,7 



1793 Grand junftion, Ellefmeie, Gloucefter, Crinan, 



canals - - • - , ^82 



1761 



J 763 

 1766 

 1768 



84 

 19a 

 241 



289 

 3'8 



33' 



33' 

 33* 

 33* 

 335 

 346 



348 

 349 

 3S3 

 447 



96. 97 

 •7,8 

 •79 



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