by minifters, 3 ; extended to Ire. 
land, 280 j monument of a former earl, 
554 - ■ , , , 
Starch-makers’ company, 614 - 
Stationers' company, 610, II. 
Steel-yard, 429. 
Stepney, a very large parilh, 449 ; church, 
458. 
Stewart, Sir John, takes Ifchia and Procida, 
but is forced to abandon them, 196. 
Stock’s charity for the blind, 608. 
Stocks market, 466. 
Storm of wind, 94, 114, 186 ; of thunder 
and lightning, 97, 113, 121, 126, 131, 
133 . i 43 i 2 4 2 > 3 l6 - . „ 
Strand, entrance to, 526; bridge, 528 j 
new, 337, and Plate VII. ». 
Stratford-place, 577. 
Suc-het, general, takes Lerida, Mequinenza, 
and Tortofa, 226 ; Tarragona, 256 5 Mur- 
vieriro and Valencia, 257. 
Sugar allowed to be ufed in diftilling, 248. 
Surgeons, college of, with a plate, 525. 
Surry canal, completed to Rotherhithe, 
156; theatre, and chapel, 520. 
Sweating ficknefs, 71, 4, 5, 8. 
Sweden, affairs of, 184, 234} the king de- 
pofed, 198 ; a crown-prince elefted, who 
dies fuddenly, 234; murder of count 
Ferfen, and eleftion of Bernadotte as 
heir to the crown, 235; gets poffellion of 
Norway, 3-40. 
Swedenborgians, their tenets, 570, 1. 
Swifferland declares its neutrality, 351; 
that neutrality not refpefted, 375. 
Sword-bearer, 59$. 
Sydney, fir Philip, 400. 
Tabart or Talbot inn, 510. 
Tacitus the firft hiftorian who exprefsly 
names London, 54. 
Talavera, battle of, 191. 
Talleyrand, prince of Benevento, at the 
head of the provifional government that 
votes the depofition of Bonaparte, 381, 2 j 
figns the new conftitution, 383 j fpeeches 
to Monfieur, 387 ; who names him firft 
of the council of (fate, 388. 
Tallow-chandlers’ hall, 429; company, 
607. 
Tamatava ifland taken,with fome (hips, 266. 
Tariffa attacked by the French, and de¬ 
fended by Col. Skeirett, 257. 
Tarragona taken by the French, 256. 
Tavilfock lquare, place, and chapel, 585. 
Tellers of the Exchequer, 2S7. 
Temple bar, 106. 
Thames, the corporation of London corffer- 
vators of that river, 101 ; great flood, 
108, 174, 122, 732* 
Thellufon, his abufe of India patronage, 208. 
Theodore, king of Corfica, 574. 
Thomfon’s monument, 550. 
Thornhill, fir James, 407. 
Tilfit, treaty of, 159. 
Tilt-yard, 562. 
Tilers’ and Bricklayers’ company, 609. 
Tin- plate-workers’ company, 673. 
Tobacco-pipe-makers’ company, 014. 
Toleration-aft, lord Sidmouth’s. prouofed 
amendment of, 2493 thrown out, 250} 
aft to explain, 293. 
Tortofa taken by Suchet, 266. 
Tothill-fields bridewell, 561, penitentiary- 
houfes, 562. * 
Tottenham-court-road, 581, 1. 
Tower, a defcription of, 438-440 ; the cu- 
riofities, 447-3; liberties and jurifdiftion, 
445 5 ward > 594 - 
Tower-ditch, 74. 
Tower Royal, 425. 
LONDON 
Town-clerk, 595. 
Trained bands of the city, 599. 
Travancore, the rajah of, fel afide, 263. 
Travers’s legacy discovered, 142. 
Trinity church and parifli, 438. 
Trinity houfe and fquare,445; alms-houfes, 
450; chapel, 576. 
Tudela, battle of, 183. 
Turners’company, 6 r r- 
Turnmill-ftreet, and the river Wells, 490. 
Turnfpit-dogs, 526. 
Turton’s motion on the (fate of,the nation, 
28 r. 
Tyburn no longer the place of execution, 
118, 576. 
Tyrell, admiral, his monument, 552. 
Valencia taken by the French, 257. 
Vaufittart, Mr. his refolutions on the fub- 
jeft of money, 248; fucceeds Mr.'Per. 
cival as chancellor of the exchequer, 
290. 
Vauxhall fete, in honour of lord Welling¬ 
ton, 367. 
Vauxhall or Regent’s bridge, 562. 
Venegas, a Spanifh general, defeated and 
fuperfeded, 192. 
Venezuela, confederation of, 237, 2. 
Vere-ftreet theatre, 525. 
Verulam-buildings, 589. 
Vice-chancellor, appointment of, 327. 
Vienna taken by the French, 1943 treaty 
of peace figned there, 195. 
Villiers duke of Buckingham, 5383 his 
monument, 555. 
Vimiera, battle of, 781. 
Vineyard at Rotherhithe, 517, 12. 
Vintners’ hall, 4253 company, 605. 
Vintry ward, 594. 
Vittoria, battle of, 3535 celebration of at 
Vauxhall, 367. 
Ulfter granted to the city of London, 85. 
Unisn-ftreet, Borough, 572. 
United States, treaty and difputes with, 166. 
Voluntary loan, 127. 
Volunteer affociations formed and reviewed, 
128 ; fecond review, 732 5 third, 269. 
Upholders’ company, 611. 
Ufury, or intereft, forbidden to the clergy, 
60. 
Wadfwortli, American general, furrenders 
with his whole force, 307. 
Wagram, battle of, 195, 6. 
Walb.rook, or Wells-brook, 427; houfe, 4273 
ward, 594. 
Walcheren expedition, 796, 7. 
Walloon church, 466. 
Walpole, fir Robert, infults the citizens, 
96, 7. 
Wallh, Mr, 279 ; expelled the houfe, 280. 
Wapping and its church, 446. 
Wardle’s charges againft the duke of York, 
200, 13 his conduft highly approved, 
207 , 272 . 
Wards, firft infiitution of, 65 5 enumeration 
and boundaries, 593. 
Wardmotes derived from the ancient folk- 
motes, 597. 
Warren, fir Peter, his monument, 553. 
Warwick-houfe, and the princefs Charlotte, 
57 2 - 
Warwick-lane, 498, and Plate VII. i*. 
Wat Tyler’s rebellion, 66. 
Water-bailiff, 590. 
Water-works at London-bridge, 83, 433 } 
at Chelfea, 93. 
Watermen’s hall j 429 ; company, 615. 
Watts, Ur. Ifaac, his monument, 534. 
Wax-chandlers’ hail, 483 5 company, 607. 
Waxen figures, 547. 
Weavers one of the firft eompanies in 
8 CS 
London, 60,601; fupprefied, 623 their 
hall, 489 j arms, 610. 
Weigh-houfe in Love-lane, 43 3 ; in Corn- 
hill, 467. 
Well-ftreet, and the Royalty, 449. 
Wellclofe-fquare, and the Danilh chapel, 
449. 
Wellefiey, marquis, his conduft in India 
attacked, 172 ; honourably cleared, 173; 
appointed ambaffador to Spain, 192. 
Wellefiey, fir Arthur, fent to the alliftance 
of the Spaniards ar.d Portuguefe, defeats 
Junot at Vimiera, 1S1; figns the con¬ 
vention of Cintra, 782 ; advances into 
Spain, 190; aftion of Talavera, 197 ; 
his contradiftory accounts of the beha¬ 
viour of the Spaniards, 197, 2 ; retreats, 
is created a peer, 192; defends himfelf 
in the houfe, 200. See Wellington. 
Wellington, lord, receives the thanks of 
both houfes, 217 j continues his retreat 
towards Lilbon, 227 3 his proclamation, 
for deftroying provilions, in Portugal, 
227, 8 ; defeats Maffena at Buzaco, and 
continues his retreat, deftroying all as 
he goes, 228 ; his ftrong polition at 
Torres Vedras, 229 j advances into Spain, 
254 ; retorts the charge of devaluating, 
ibid, befieges and abandons Badajos, 255 ; 
takes Ciudad Rodrigo,-and Badajos, 300- 
manceuvres againft Marmont, 301 ; gains 
the battle of Salamanca, takes Valladolid 
Aftorga, and Madrid, 302 ; fails before 
Burgos, 303; created earl and marquis, 
accufes his army of want of difcipline, 
304; declared commander-in-chief by 
the Cortes, 305 ; thanks and money- 
voted to him by the parliament, 321; 
again advances into Spain, 352; gains 
the battle of Vittoria, and inverts Pam- 
peluna, 353 ; after the furrender of that 
place, drives the French from all their 
pofttions,, and enters France, 356; Iris 
charafter, 357 ; receives the thanks of 
the common council, 367 ; of the par¬ 
liament, 377; created a duke, and has 
a farther grant of money, 395 3 arrives 
in England, and is entertained at Guild¬ 
hall, 476 ; goes to Paris as refident am¬ 
baffador, 477. 
Welfh charity-fcbool, 589. 
Weft, Mr. his offer of a painting for St. 
Paul’s cathedral, 407 ; paints the altar- 
piece of St. Stephen’s, Walbrook, 427 ; 
his laft great work, 572. 
Weftminfter, government of, 541 ; abbey, 
542; miraculoufiy dedicated, 543; its. 
value at the fupprefiion of religious 
houfes, 5443 outfide view, 344, 33. in-' 
fide, 545-549 5 choir, 545; chapel of 
Edward the Confeffor, 546; of Henry V. 
&c. 547; of Henry VII. 545, 5543 
Poets’ Corner, 549 ; fanftuary profaned, ■ 
5513 clobbers, chapter-houfe, and fanftu¬ 
ary, 5575 almonry, 558. 
Weftminfter-haU, 5.58 ; Ichool, 560. 
Weftmoreland-buiklmgs, 487. 
Wheelwrights’company, 613. 
Whitbread, the friend of peace, 173, 
Whitechapel, and its lions, 430; fociety for 
the education of the poor, 369. 
Whitecrofs-ftreet, 488. 
Whitefriars, 522. 
Whitehall, 540. 
Whitehart-yard, and the Quakers’ meeting 
454 - 
Whitelock, general, fent againft Buenos 
Ayres, 164} his conduft, and fentence, 
165. 
.Whitlock’s confpiracy, 67, 
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