Moore, Dr., a friend of Brissot, 513. _Morning Chronicle_ resembles the _Monthly Review_, 58; dialogue from, 326; account of Tierney’s speech, 377; extracts from, 378; continues its virulence, 379; invectives against the saviours of Ireland, 497; idea of rebellion, 498. _See_ Spirit of Public Journals and Jacobin Prints. _Morning Post_, invectives of, against ministers, 497. _See_ Jacobin Prints and Spirit of Public Journals. Murphy, venerable literary character of, 191. _See_ Arminius. N. Naples, loyalty and patriotism of, 493. _See_ History. Nelson, splendid victory of, 483; momentous consequences from, 484. _See_ History. Noble’s _Lives of English Regicides_, 445; extracts from, 446; matter excellent, composition reprehensible, 448. Norfolk, Duke of, evidence at Maidstone, 289; assertions respecting the British constitution refuted, 470; doctrine of the sovereignty of the people erroneous, 473. P. Paine, Thomas, letter of, to the people of France, 21; examined, 22; praises the French Revolution, 23; supposes extraordinary virtues in the number _five_, 24; doctrines of, propagated by the Corresponding Society, 111; praises the French Directory, 141; reasons like the Analytical Reviewers, _ib._; a flatterer of tyrants, 142; his _Rights of Man_ lead to ruin, 143; a member of tyrannical clubs, 145. Paris, state of, 272; a scene of theft and robbery, 273; people of, disaffected to the government, 275; corrupted morals of, 277; former happiness of, _ib._ Parliament, Irish, report of Committee of, contains an historical sketch of Irish rebellion, 292; of means of diffusion, _ib._; treasonable newspapers, _ib._; general result of, 295. Parry threatens to prosecute _The Anti-Jacobin_ for attacking the _Courier_, 376; challenged to do so, _ib._ Pennsylvania, court of, 11; famous for bastards and cuckoldom, 15; civic feast in Philadelphia, _ib._ _Perry_, a brisk, bouncing liquor, wants strength, 248. Phillips, R., editor of the _Monthly Magazine_, 200; history of, _ib._; conduct at Leicester, _ib._; confined two years for sedition, _ib._; establishes the _Monthly Magazine_, _ib._; other labours of, in the cause, 201; praised by the Analytical, _ib._; the friend of Holcroft, Wakefield, and Godwin, _ib._; purveyor-general to Jacobins, 325; undertakes to TEACH our King, who, of his subjects, deserve reward, 635; supposed to be sprung from Paul Phillips, clerk of the parish, and president of _an ale-house club for managing the nation_ in the reign of Queen Anne, _ib._