Ransijat, Boisredon de, conduct on thearrival of the French before Malta,ii. part a. 72, 97, 101 .

-fate of, ii. part ii. 105.

Receipt, annual, of the order on anaverage of ten years, from 1779 to1788 inclusive, i. 296 .

Redin, grand-master, ii. 195 .

Religious chaplains, who, i. 211.Renfort of the egard, what, i. 228.

—-of the renfort, i. 228.

-of the bailiffs, i. 230.

Restoration of a deprived knight, ce-remony of, i. 236.

Ricasoli, fort, i. 23, ii. 206.

Rhodes, the order of St. John esta-blished at, ii. 2.

■ -— besieged by Solyman, ii. 2.

‘-— taken by the Turks, ii. 3.

■ --—, bashaw ofj carried captive

into Malta by some Christian slaves,ii. 240.

-, engages in a conspiracy which

is discovered, ii. 241.

Rohan (Emanuel de), grand-master,ii. l.

- reforms the courts of justice

and public schools, ii. part ii. 4.

--, death of, ii. part ii. 41.

Roman monuments in Malta, i. 8.Romegas, bravery of, ii. 69 .

-conspires against the grand-master la Cassiere, ii. 144.

■ -appointed lieutenant to the

grand-mastership, ii. 147.

-,disgraceanddeathof, ii. 156.

Russia, new grand-priory of, createdby Paul I. in part ii. 38.SACKAYA, a festival, i. 91.Salt-works, the Clockmaker’s, extraor-dinary phenomenon occasioned bythe, i. 68.

Sangle, la, island and city of, i. 22.Sancha, queen of Arragon, founds amonastery of noble ladies of the or-der of St. John, ii. 135.

-her daughter founds a mona-stery of hospitaller nuns at Sixena,ii. 135.

Serving brothers of arms, who, i. 212.Shrove Tuesday, entertainment givenon, formerly at Malta, i. 88.

Sicily, earthquake in, ii. part ii. 12.

-relief afforded to the sufferers by it

bythe Maltese knights, ii. part ii. 17 ,Siege of Malta by the Turks, accountof the, ii. 70—122.

Sixena, monastery of, ii. 135, 136.

•- founded by Sancha, queen of

Arragon, ii. 135.

-rules of, ii. 136.

Slaves, Turkish, conspiracy of, ii. 241.Snow, our Lady of, chapel dedicated to,

i. 59 .

Soil of Malta, fertility of the, i. 101.Solyman, Rhodes taken by, ii. 3.

-generous behaviour of, ii. 5.

Sonnets, Maltese, in the original lan-guage and character, i.99, 100.Spanish knights, improper conduct ofsome, ii. 129 .

Spinola, the bailiff de, bravery of, ii.

220 .

Stephen, St., institution of the order of,

ii. 65.

Storm, dreadful, at Malta, ii. 59 .

Strata and rocks of Malta and Goza,observations on the, i. 120.

Sultana Bingham, the, a large Turkishship of war, captured, ii. 224.TADARNADUR ISZIRA, an ancientedifice, i. 54.

Temple of Hercules, ruins of the, 1 . 59 .Trade of Malta, i. 109.

Treasurer, grand, functions of the, 1 .

292 .

Treasury’, venerable chamber of the,how composed, i. 289 .

-secretary of the, i. 292 .

Treaty of Amiens, articles in the, rela-tive to Malta, ii. part ii. 249.

-between Malta and the Porte,

ii. 234.

Tremicourt, the chevalier, bravery of,ii. 200.

heroic behaviour and deathof, ii. 203, 204.

Trent, council of, an ambassador sentto it by the order, ii. 66,UCCHIALI, a celebrated corsair, ii.133.

University or council of Malta, i. 41.Urban VIII., conduct of, towards theorder, ii. 190.