New Constitution of Hayti

Proclamation ad ressed by the King of Prussia to the Subjects of the Ceded Pro-
vinces, July 24,

Ukase relative to Commerce, issued by the Emperor of Russia, July,"

Ordonnance of the Bishop of Quimper, July 13, 1807

Speech of the Emperor Napoleon at the Opening of the Meeting of the Legislative

Body, August 16,

New Constitution of the Duchy of Warsaw

Proclamation issued by the General Directory at Warsaw, July 18,

Commercial Regulations in St. Domingo, June 21,

Annual Exposition of the State of the French Empire, Aug. 24,

On the Danish War. From the Moniteur, Sept. 20,

Proclamation issued by the Emperor of Russia, on the Conclusion of Peace with

France

Proclamation of the Prince Regent of Portugal, Oct. 20,

British Commerce.-Official Letter from the French Consul at Bremen, to the Pre-

sident of the Senate of that City, Oct. 26,

Decree issued by the King of Spain from the Palace of San Lorenzo, and addressed

to the Governor of the Council, ad interim, Oct. 30,

Circular Letter addressed by the American Consul at Hamburgh, to the Masters of

American Ships bound to that Port, Nov. 4,

DOMESTIC OFFICIAL PAPERS.

The King's Speech on Opening the Session, June 22,

Volunteers.- Circular Letter from Lord Hawkesbury to the Lord Lieutenant of
Counties, April 25,

First Report of the Committee of Finance.- Pay Office

Report of the Committee of the House of Commons, on the Commercial State of

the West India Colonies

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The King's Speech on the Prorogation of Parliament, Aug. 14,

Dispute with America.- Admiral Berkeley's order for the Searching the American

Frigate, the Chesapeak

Volunteers. Circular Letter from Lord Hawkesbury to the Lords Lieutenants of
Counties, 5;

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Right of Search Proclamation for recalling and prohibiting Seamen from serving

Foreign Princes and States

Page
894

Letter from Lord Cathcart to the Commandant of Copenhagen, previous to the
Seige of that City, August 20,

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Proclamation relative to the Massacre at Vellore, Dec. 3, 1806
O der relative to Foreigners residing in Gibraltar, Oct,
Evacuation of Zeala. d.-From the London Gazette, Oct. 31,

57

306

301

308

380

381

363

415

456

634

790

791

857

858

859

31

147

284

Propositions submitted to Parliament, by Mr. Windliam and Lord Castlereagh re-
specting the State of the Army, August 13,

Volunteers Circular Letter from the Secretary at War, August 10,
American Vessels.--Letter transmitted by Lord Hawkesbury to Ireland, and circu-
lated there July 25,
464, 511, 574, 637-

416

Buenos Ayres. From the London Gazette, Sept. 12,
Capitulation of Copenhagen and Surrender of the Dutch Fleet -From the London
Gazette Extraordinary, Sept. 16,

298

319

319

320

348
3.1

473

669

735

791

793

793,

Order for issuing Letters of Marque against the Italian States under the influence

of France, Nov. 4,

Order for issuing Letters of Marque against Denmark, Nov. 4,

Blockade. Order of Council, Nov. 11,

ESSAYS, LETTERS, &c.

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Westminster Election.-Sir H. Mildinay
SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-The Wrangling Factions.-Proceedings in Parliament.
-The Address in Answer to the Opening Speech.-Finance Committee.
Sir H. Mildmay.-ludia Affairs.-Sierra Leone
Memorial of Sir H. Mildmay to the Commissioners of Military Enquiry, 52.-Sup-

plement thereto

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Proceedings in Parliament. --Jobs in General.-Closed

Doors. Continental War

X. T. on Sir Henry Mildmay's Contract

A Hampshire Freeholder, on Sir Henry Mildmay's Contract

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.- Proceedings in Parliament.-Lord Cochrane's Mo-

tion respecting Places, Pensions, &c.-Precious Privilege.-Irish Insurrec-

tion Bill.-The Irish Protestant Church.-Lord Cochrane's Motion relating

to Abuses in the Navy.-Westminster Election.-Sir H. Mildmay.—Mr.

Perry

·

C. S.'s Letter to Mr. Whitbread on the Poor Laws

A. G. on the New Plan of Finance

A Kentish Magistrate, on Police Magistrates

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Proceedings in Parliament.-Indemnity Bill.—Irish

Insurrection Bill.-Military Plan-American States.-Sir H. Mildmay, -

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Peace between France and Russia.-Sir H. Mildmay

Proceedings at the Meeting at Bristol, for the purpose cf inquiring into the present

state of the Elective Franchise

General Este's Vindication

Mr. Cobbett's Twentieth Letter to the Electors of Westminster, on the Bill for

Preventing Grants of Places in Reversion

Mr. Cobbett's Twenty-first Letter to the Electors of Westminster, on the Dispute

between England and the American States

Mr. Cobbett's Twenty-second Letter to the Electors of Westminster, on the same

subject

Mr. Cobbett's Twenty-third Letter to the Electors of Westminster, upon the Ques-

tion of Peace

A True Englishman, on England's Right of Search

Westminster Election

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797

799

830, 860

Mr. Cobbett's Twenty-fourth Letter to the Electors of Westminster, on the Sale

of Seats in Parliament

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Proceedings in Parliament.-Poor Laws

M. H. on Ireland's Internal Defence

A. H. on Elective Franchise

Roman Catholic Petition

Mentor's First Letter on the State of Ireland

K. R. on Police Magistrates

A. C. R. on the Ballot System

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Proceedings in Parliament.-Election Writs.-Irish

Insurrection Bill

Mr. Cobbett's Twenty-fifth Letter to the Electors of Westminster.-Right of

Search

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33

145

65

86

87

97

130

133

144

161

193

210

212

225

226

257

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281

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338

343

344

353

359

368

369

370

375

400

406

403

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Dominion of the Seas.-Buenos Ayres.-Danish War

Albion, on the Dominion of the Seas

R. on the Dominion of the Seas

Z. Y. on the Dominion of the Seas

A Naval Officer, on the Dominion of the Seas

S. Von Expatriation of British Subjects

M. H's Second Letter on Ireland's Internal Defence

C. S Fifth Letter on the Sinking Fund

X. Ton Lotteries

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SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Poor Laws.-Danish War.-Buenos Ayres

Scoto-Britannus, on the Poor Laws

Wroc, on the Dominion of the Seas

Candidus, on the Dominion of the Seas and Expatriation

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Dominion of the Seas.-American States-Danish

War.-Poor Laws.-Expatriation of British Subjects.-Portugal

American Chamber of Commerce at Liverpool

An Old Englishman, on the Danish War

R. M. on a War with the American States

A Sawney, on the Poor Laws

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Expatriation.-Edinburgh Reviewers

H. Con the Dominion of the Seas and Dispute with America

R. R. on the Dominion of the Seas

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-dinburgh Reviewers.-American States

A. B. on the Edinburgh Reviewers

A Plan Englishman, on the Danish Expedition

S. V.'s Second Letter on Expatriation

S. V.'s Third Letter on Expatriation

M. H.'s Second Letter on Ireland's Internal Situation

M. H.'s Third Letter on Ireland's Internal Situation

Hibernicus, on the Poor Laws

W. B on the Funding System

A British Veteran on Kilmainham Pensioners

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-- American States.-Expatriation.-Poor Laws.-Por-

..tugal

On the King's Preclamation, from the Morning Post

Dun Scotus, on the Poor Laws

H. H. on Baggage Waggons

Mr. Burdon, on the Dominion of the Seas

Wroc, on the Dominion of the Seas

R. M. on the State of the Army

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-American States.-Portugal

A Subject of England, and no Citizen of America, on West India Commerce

Candidus, on Expatriation

A Madras Officer, on the State of the Native Army in the East Indies

S. V.'s Fourth Letter on Expatriation

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Spence on Commerce.-Louis XVI.I.-American States

Mr. Worthington's First Letter on the Edinburgh Reviewers

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Irish Tythes-Louis XVIII.-Portugal

Mentor's Second Letter, on the Defence of Ireland

Mentor's Third Letter, on the Defence of Ireland

Wroc, upon Spence on Commerce

Osgur, on the Sinking Fund

Scotus, on the Poor Laws

Candidus, on the Dominion of the Seas

R. R.'s Second Letter on the Dominion of the Seas

Mr. Davey, on the Dominion of the Seas

R. on the Dominion of the Seas

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2497

.V.'s Fifth Letter, on Expatriation

SUMMARY OF POLITICS," Perish Commerce"

Mr. Worthington's Second Letter, on the Edinburgh Reviewers

$427

$429

431

432

433

439

443

450

481

496

502

506

1

513

533

534

538

540

545

556

564

577

600

604

607

610

619

623

629

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630

641

654

657

660

661

662

666

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A Young Soldier, on Kilmainham Pensioners

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-" Perish Commerce."-Austria, Spain, and Portugal 26 832

A Land Owner, on Irish Tythes

W. F. S. on "Perish Commerce"

851

0854

865

SUMMARY OF POLITICS." Perish Commerce."-Russia.-Irish Tythes

A. on" Perish Commerce"

892

883

B. on." Perish Commerce"

Perish Commerce"

C. on

886

An Irish Protestant Gentleman, on Irish Tythes

Mr. Wilberforce and the Molungees

SUMMARY OF POLITICS." Perish Commerce."-American States

Letter from Mr. Spence,

1-

Sir James Saumarez's Account of the Loss of the Boreas

M. H. on Waste Lands

M. H. on the State of Ireland

Mr. Morrice, on Irish Tythes

Sawney, on the Poor Laws

C. S. on the Basis of Right, and the Right of Conquest

C. S.'s Sixth Letter on the Sinking Fund

Scoto-Britannus, on the Poor Laws

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-American States

Mr. Worthington's Third Letter, on the Edinburgh Reviewers

SUMMARY OF POLITICS.-Russia-American States-Portugal

Necessity of Economy

Lord Kingston and Captain Hay

TABLES.

Table of Christenings and Burials within the Bills of Mortality, from June to Novem-

ber 1807, inclusive

Table of the Prices of the Quartern Loaf, in London, from June to November, 1807,

inclusive

1934

938

948

7961

982

993

1009

1010

889

.891

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897

921

928

929

930

· 1031

Table of the Prices of Meat, Sugar, Salt, and Coals, from June to November 1807,

inclusive

Table of the Number of Bankruptcies, from June to November 1807, inclusive

Table of the Prices of the English Three per Cent. Consols, from June to November

1807, inclusive

931

032

Table of the Prices of the French Fivè per Cent. Consolidés, from June to November

1807, inclusive

1031

- 1031

103)

1031

- 103

LIST OF HIS MAJESTY'S MINISTERS AS IT STOOD IN APRIL, 1807.

Cabinet Ministers.

President of the Council.
Lord High Chancellor.
Lord Privy Seal.

First Lord of the Treasury (Prime Minister).
Finst Lord of the Admiralty.

-Master-general of the Ordnance.

President of the Board of Tråde.

Secretary of State for the Home Department.

Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

Sec. of State for the Department of War and Colonies. Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of the Exchequer and aslo Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

Not of the Cabinet.

President Board of Controul for the Affairs of India.
Vice President Board of Trade, and Treasurer of the Navy.
Secretary at War.

Joint Paymaster-general.

Postmaster-general.

Secretaries of the Treasury.

Master of the Rolls.
Attorney General,

Solicitor General.

PERSONS IN THE MINISTRY OF IRELAND.

Lord Lieutenant.

Lord High Chancellor,

Chief Secretary.

Chancellor of the Exchequer,