The naval preparations of the house of Bourbon, p. 178. Lord John
Cavendish’s pointed speech against the measures of government, p. 179.
The answer of ministry, p. 179. The bill for empowering the crown to
secure persons accused or suspected of high treason, or of piracy, meets
with opposition, p. 183. John the Painter, alias James Aitkin, p. 184.
Mr. Arthur Lee’s correspondence with Mr. Beaumarchais, p. 185. The
general assembly of the church of Scotland addresses his majesty, p.
189.