Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Britannic Majesty and the King
of Prussia. Signed at Memel, January 28, 1807

712
Treaty between Prussia and France.-Conditions of peace between His

Majesty the Emperor of the French and King of Italy, and His Mo-
jesty the King of Prussia

714
Proclamation of the American President

718
Treaty of Peace between his Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of

Italy, and His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias ..... 720
[From the German.j-Note of Mr. Canning, English Secretary of State

for Foreign Affairs, to Prince Stahremberg, the Austrian Ambassador
at London

924
His Majesty's Speech, (delivered by commission) on the prorogation of the
parliament, Friday, Aug. 14...

725
Conference between the King of Sweden and General Brune 727
Answer of the Prussian Court to the Austrian offer of Mediation... 730
Order of council ....

ib.
Danish proclamation

781
Proclamation issued on the sixteenth of August, at Zealand, by Admiral
Gambier and Lord Cathcart, commanders in chief of his Majesty's
Forces by Sea and Land, employed in the Expedition

732
At a court at the Queen's Palace, 2d September, 1807, present the King's
Most Excellent Mujesty in Council

733
Danish Declaration

...........:

· ib.
British Declaration

735
Danish Decree

737
Decree of his Imperial Majesty of all the Russias, issued from the Senale
at St. Petersburgh...

... 738
Proclamation for excluding the English from the ports of Prussia.. 739
Letter from the King of Prussia to the Magistracy and present Autho-
rities of Berlin, dated Memel, August 8, 1807...

740
Treaty of Armistice between Russia and the Ottoman Porte.

741
Declaration of War against Denmark

744
Orders in council

745
Order in council

7 46
French Manifesto

750
Decree of the King of Spain.

752
Second Decree of the King of Spain

753
New Orders of council

754
Declaration of the Emperor of Russia....

761
Message of the president of the United States of America, to both Houses
of Congress, delivered Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1807

763
Order in council ...

767
Spanish Order referred to in the Speech of the president of America 768
British Declaration

769
Order in council .i.

774
Proclamation of the Prince Regent of Portugal

... 775
Extract from the Minute-Book of the Office of Secretary of State : 777

· Portugal

Portugal. Additionat Edictal, or proclamation, issued by the prince

Regent, previous to his Embarkation

778

Danish State Paper

779

Imperial Decree

"ib.

Circular Letter, addressed by the Minister of the Interior to the Chamber

of Commerce

780

Decrees of Buonaparte

782

Westphalian constitution

783

CHARACTERS.

Memoirs of the late Right Rev. Dr. John Douglas, Bishop of Salis-

bury..

785

Some account of the late most reverend Dr. William Markham, Lord

Archbishop of York, primate of England, Lord High Almoner to the

King, and Visitor of Queen's College, Oxford

789

Character and Talents of the late Mr. Pitt

790

Another character of Mr. Pitt, written by the Right Honourable George

Canning, and intended to accompany a Bust

795

Character and Talents of the late Mr. Fox:

796

Extracts from Memoirs of Samuel Foote, esq. by William Cooke, esq. 802

Narrative of the Death of Lord Nelson. By Wm. Beatty, M. D. [Late

Surgeon of the Victory, now physician of his Majesty's Channel

Fleet.]...

807

Some Account of the late John Charnock, esq.

813

Memoirs of the great Dr. Bentley, and his Family

815

Fall and character of Llewelyn, the last sovereign Prince of Wales.: 821

Memoirs of the late cardinal York, the last, in a direct line, of the Royal

House of Siuart

825

NATURAL HISTORY.

A Botanical and Economical Account of Bassia Butyracea, or East

India Butter Tree. By W. Roxburgh, M. D....

833

A List of Plants in Bloom, at Market Bosworth, in Leicestershire, and its

Vicinity, from the 1st to the 31st of January, 1807; demonstrative of the

remarkable mild:ess of that Season

837

Usefulness of Ladybirds.

840

The Bohun Upus.—The following Account of the celebrated Poison Tree

of Java,' which has been the Subject of so much dispute among Natura-

lists, is translated from a Memoir written by M. Foeresch, a Man of

Letters, and a Surgeon in the Service of the Dutch East India Come

841

pany

The French Eagle.—The French papers have given the following Account

af an Eagle, in the Menagerie, at Paris.

On the Stratagems of Apes and Monkies, in a wild State, and in Capti-
vity., By the Rer. Mr. Bingley.

ib.

Ornithology

850

Comets

ib.

1

USEFUL PROJECTS.

List of Patents for Inventions, &c. granted in the year 1807...'.• 852

Account of a Method of cultivating Carrots, and applying them as Food

for Cattle. By John Christian Curwen, Esq. of Workington-Hall,

in Cumberland

860

Method of preserving Turnips in the Winter Season. By Mr. James

Dean, of Exeter....

862

On the Culture of Spring Wheat. By Sir Joseph Banks, Bart..... $63

A plan for improving the Growth of Tares. By Mr. Thomas Herod, of

North Creek, Norfolk. ..

866

Account of the Improvement of a Tract of barren Ground covered with

Heath, in an elevated Situation in the County of Peebles. By Mr.

James Allan...

867

Method of curing damp Walls, by the Application of a Composition in-

vented by Mr. Charles Wilson, of Worcester-street,

near Union

Hall, Borough

869

Method of cleansing Silk, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, without Damage

to the Texture or Colour., By Mrs. Anne Morris, of Union-street,

near Middlesex Hospital.

870

Miscellaneous Hints

i. ib.

ANTIQUITIES.

A History of Somerset-House, from the Commencement of its Erection, in

1549. By Samuel Pegge, Esq. F. S. A...

874

Extract

from a Journal, during the late Campaign in Egypt. By Cap-

tain Č. B. Burr

884

Narrative of a New Discovery of Christian Churches, at Travancore, in

India

889

Antiquities at Soddington, Worcestershire. By Mr. J. Milner .... 897

Origin of placing Holly in Churches at Christmas

899

MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS, &c.

American Expedition of Discovery, under the Command of Captain

Lewis

901

Remarkable Instance of Propensity to the Savage State

Loss of the Sidney

Sufferings from Savages.

907

910

Singular Adventure of a British Soldier, in a Campaign in North

America

New Discoveries

912

915

Description of St. David's Islands, in the Passage to China. By Captain

Barclay. Published for general Information

A brief Accouut of the Brazils

Anecdotes of the Grand Signior, Selim III.

Russian Soldiers characterized

....

Buonaparte and the Duchess of Weimar.

....

Capture of the late Captain Wright and Sir Sidney Smith

916

917

920

925

926

929

Dr. Moseley's Account of a singular case of Hydrophobia

.....

931

Report of the Royal College of Physicians of London, on Vaccination.

Account of the Goalas, or cow-keepers, of Madhu-giri..

948

POETRY.

Ode for the New-Year, 1807. By Henry James Pye, Esq. Poet-

Laureat

955

Ode for his Majesty's Birth-Day, 1807. By Henry James Pye, Esq.
Poet-Laureat

950

... 958

960

On the Death of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox

An Address for the Anniversary of the Literary Fund, April 18, 1807.

By Henry James Pye, Esq. Poet-Laureat....

An Address for the Anniversary of the Literary Fund, at Freemasons'

Hall, April 18, 1807. Written and recited by William-Thomas Fitz-

Gerald, Esq.

....

962

The Horologe of the Fields. Addressed to a Young Lady, on seeing at

the House of an Acquaintance, a magnificent French Time-piece... 965

Divine Love. From the Rev. Henry Moore's Poems

Faith. From the same

967

968

Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell. From short pieces in Verse, by
Clericus

ib.

Lachin y Gair. From Lord Byron's Hours of Idleness

Donald Macdonald: a Loyal Song. From James Hogg's Mountain

Bard

973

975

The Gallic Bantam, and British Mastiff. From the Literary Puno-

rama......

977

Buonaparte. From All the Talents

979

The

On the Stratagems of Apes and Monkies, in a wild State, and in Capti-
vity. By the Rev. Mr. Bingley..

ib.

Ornithology

850

Comets

ib.

USEFUL PROJECTS.

List of Patents for Inventions, &c. granted in the year 1807. •••• 852

Account of a Method of cultivating Carrots, and applying them as Food

for Cattle.

By John Christian Curwen, Esq. of Workington-Hall,

in Cumberland

860

Method of preserving Turnips in the Winter Season. By Mr. James

Dean, of Exeter....

862

On the Culture of Spring Wheat. By Sir Joseph Banks, Bart... 863

A plan for improving the Growth of Tares. By Mr. Thomas Herod, of

North Creek, Norfolk.

866

Account of the Improvement of a Tract of barren Ground covered with

Heath, in an elevated Situation in the County of Peebles. By Mr.

James Allan....

867

Method of curing damp Walls, by the Application of a Composition in-

vented by Mr. Charles Wilson, of Worcester-street, near Union

Hall, Borough

869

Method of cleansing Silk, Woollen, and Cotton Goods, without Damage

to the Texture or Colour.. By Mrs. Anne Morris, of Union-street,

near Middlesex Hospital.

870

Miscellaneous Hints

ib.

ANTIQUITIES.

A History of Somerset-House, from the Commenceme

1549. By Samuel Pegge, Esq. F. S. A.......
Extract from a Journal, during the late Campaign

tain C. B. Burr
Narrative of a New Discovery of Christian Chu

India
Antiquities at Soddington, Worcestershire. By
Origin of placing Holly in Churches at Christma

MISCELLANEOUS ES

American Expedition of Discovery, unde

Lewis
Remarkable Instance of Propensity to the S