INDEX.] 



Move I/. 



1771 Co\interfeuing copper money iii.ide felony iii,5i2 

 '773 Currency of liglit money prevented - 543 



177^ Ai5l againft inipoi ting bad lilver, and againll 



paying above ^25 in lllver - 554 



SmaJleli weight of gold money fixed — ;i fiim al- 



lowed for the recoinage - 55S 



1775 Expcnfes upon t)ic deficient money - 577 



1776 Regulations for the Iniallelt weight of gold m. 591 



1777 Mr. Role's edim.ite of money in cirtulation 612 

 177S Ait againll importing bad 'ilvcrm. continued (121 



Further expenfe of recoJnige - 621 



1797 Pieces of li/and jrf coined by MelTieurs Boulton 



and Watt ... . iv, 415 



.'Vcl for coinage of copper, &c - 424 1 



— : — Gold pieces of 7/'coined • • 436 1 



1798 Ailagainft importing bad fitver m. contiii. 445,474 

 —— Penalty on (liipping counterfeit money - 446 



iSoo Copper money made tor New Soutli Wales 501 

 Monopoly of trade — See Pa'.ents. \ 



75||Trade monopolized byOriental kings i, 16S, 169,178'! 

 1 348 All the tin of England monopolized by a Ger- 

 man - - - 537 



Woolen manufatture monopolized by weavers \ 



of Lincoln - . - 540 



1450 Alum monopolized by the king's merchants 667 

 1505 Monopoly of alum granted by K. Henry VII 11,29 

 1330-1532 Several manufaclures confined to towns, 



&c - - - - 70,77,91,109 



1565 Of making brimftone and oil - 141 



. Of mining, &r (See Compatiin) - 141 



1601 Monopolies, now very grievous, are abolidied 224 

 1603 A proclamation for annulling them - 231 



i6oS M. of alum and tinilhed cloth by the king 249,250 

 ifiio All monopolies revoked - . 259 



162a Tobacco monopolized by the king 3°^)33 + 



1624 Monopolies, again very numerous, are with fome 



exceptions annulled by parliament - 324 

 1615 Saltpetre, &-c by the king's powder-maker 3^3 

 1631 Playing cards by the king - - 369 

 J634 Alfo faltpetre and gun-powder - 3S2 

 Hops, (haw, butter, &c fubjefted tomonopolv ii, 383 



1636 Ballall, gun-powder, malt, ic monopolized 392 



1637 A new monopoly of foap, &c - 398,400 

 1637.38 Two monopolies of coals - 400,401 

 1639 Many monopolies revoked - . 407 

 1701 Several complained of in France . 717 



Mon/uons known to the Arabians in very early 

 ages - - . ■- i, 8w, 381, 85,1 50 



42 They become known to the Egyptian Greek.s 149 

 1160 Afon</'if/jfr trades with Saracens and Chriflians, 



335 

 48; 



375 

 479 

 515 

 707 

 710 



among whom are the Englilli - 1, 



1318 Has fome trade with London 

 1632 A/o«(/f rra< colonized from Ireland ii, 



1768 A confpira'.y of the flaves defeated iii, 



1772 The houfjs deilroyed by a hurricane 

 2782 The illand taken by the French 

 — — The pioduce admitted as Britifh 

 1783 Reftored to Great Britain - - iv, 2 



Neutral velfcls admitted for a time - J4 



1774 Population, value ot land, &c - 156 



1787 Exports to all countries - 158,159 



X7S8 Exports to Great Britain 1787-88 - 179 



1790 Imports and exports of Haves - 223 



.1798 Sugar and rum exported to Great Britain 464 



Morea company — See Turkey company. 

 )ii2\\MoTliy, Danitl, an Engliflmian, itudies fcience 



under the Saracens in Toledo - i, 402 



1577 Morocio grants commercial privileges to Eng- 

 land — Spanifh, Portuguefe, and French, 

 trade to Morocco - - ii, 159 



15S5 A.n Englilh company patented for trade with 

 ^ Morocco . - - 178 



1632 England allills the emperor againft his fubjefts 371 

 ,1728, 1761 Treaties with Great Britain iii, 140,348 



Vol. IV, 



1767 



Morocco. 



1 765 The emperor I'emoves the chief trade of his Ho 



minions to Mofradore . . iii, 410 



1772 And now drives the meichants to Tangier 5.'7 



17S3 Treaty with Great Britain . iv, j- 



^*Morciro Iraiher, <r fuinething like it, made in 



Aft ici before the age of Herodotus i, 5.-> 



And is ftill a confidcr-ible trade in Tripoli iii, 468 

 Improved method of dying red and yellow 



474- 

 the 



iv, 43' 

 ii, 231 

 '. 35* 

 '. 433 

 II, 249 

 iii, 210 

 ii. 197 



leather 



Goat Ikins ftained yellow and red by 



Negroes 



1603 Mcrtalily i/As begin to be kept regularly, 



1198 M.irt-ragr 0/ lavd to a Jew in England 



1278 Mortmnmjtatu'e enscltd 



1607 A (imilar law made in Venice 



173& Gitts in mortmain rcftrained 



1590 Mol'cow called the larged city in Rvirope 



1621 fAunn, Thomas, gives a view of the India trade 11,297 



40,000 crowns advanced to liim by the duke 



ofTulciiiy ■ . . . 367 



i2Cj-,\\MiirJilli, or Monfvl, produces diamonds i, ^56 



73 y1/«rA;nc I'f^r// extravagantly dear - i, 15^ 



73 AfnrAi«c_/9OTi« exported from Barygaza i, 170 



1777 Mujicaliompoflwn protected as literaryproperty iii, 551 



Mu^ca/ injiiumnis before the Hood - i, 2 



20bo» Of various kinds in.Arahia . 7 



Mujlin — See Cnljco, Cotton mamifaSure. 



7j MullinofBeiigal of luperior qualify 



1670 Tlie ufeofit intioducedin Engl.ind 



1720 A manufafture of nuillin projected 



1781 Mullins now made in Grea' Britain 



i7'f3 Duty on India muflins lowered 



1783 The manufacture very confiderable in England 



and Scotland ' - - - 80 



1762-63 Mufquitojliorr — population, trade, &c iii, 354,379 

 1766 '1' he llaves enticed by Spanilh priefts . 45 r 



1773 A gold mine found - - . j^g 



1776 A Britifli veirel feized by the Spaniards 589 



'779 Sugar and rum, produced on the M. fhore, may 



be imported from other colonies as Britilh 648 



'. '73 



II, 540 



m, 97 



IV, 132 



21 



717 



IV, II I 



'79 



i,i6 + 



.63 



1782 The Spaniards driven from their polts 

 1786 '1 he country religned toSpain 

 1788 Exports from it to Great Britain 



73 Muza, a port of great trade in Arabia 

 '1 he merchants have tribute from Africa 



1783 »/7 ANKEEA'S, duties on importation lowered iv, 21 

 161 1 M/ip'cr., lord, invents logarithms . ii, 276 



849 h'nplei allifts with its fliipsin protecling Rome 1,25.4 



I 330 Formerly flourifhing, now ruined by war <;04 



147S The king of Naples trades to England 696 



1560 Trade of Naples with An werp . ii, 12S 



1590 City diubled within 30 years . 195 



1765-67 Britilh traders oppretled in Naples iii, 432, 451,468 



i34*A'ar;'c7^Aar*(m7!f^ has trade wiili Britain i, 109 



118 Made a Roman colony - . i ij 



14 Now the chief trading city in Gaul . 130 



Narva — See Hnjf.n. 



1558 The Hanfe remove their roniptoir to Narva ii, 123 



Englifh, French, Dutch, move their trade 



thither - . . 123,12s 



1560 King of Poland attempts to prevent the Eng- 

 lilh trade - - . . j jr 



1566 Englilh trade prohibited in favour of tlie Ruf- 



lia company ... \^a 



National debt — See Fimdin;; fyj""^ Government ficuritics, 

 loans, Sinhng Jund, 



1701 Now sbove 14 millions 



1714 Above 50 millions 



1717 I ntereft reduced from 6 to 5 per cent 



1727 And on great part to 4 per' cent 



Stated about 53 millions by Philips 



Much of it paid ofl' by the finking fund 137,139,141 



1749 The intereft reduced ... 21% 



h 



11, 720 



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Si 



:27.'3« 



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