Cobbett's Political Register, Volum 3

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Letter from W B on the Conduct of the Admiralty
129
Proclamation of the Governor and Council of Essequebo and Demerara
141
Mr Colbetts Address to Foreigners on publishing Le Mercure Anglois
161
PUBLIC PAPERS
177
Decree of the French Government relative to the Port and Commerce of Rouen
181
Minutes of Proceedings from 3d to 8th February
183
186
185
SUMMARY OF POLITICSSebastianis Report to the First ConsulMission
187
Letter from Tropicus on the West India Commission 202
209
Sebastianis Report to the First Consul of France from the Moniteur Jan 30 1853
215
Extract from Capt Walshs History of the Campaign in Egypt relative to the Cap
225
Resolutions of the House of Representatives of the State of Kentucky Dec 1 1802 240
241
Minutes 9th to 16th February
247
TIONS
257
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261
The Traitors Epitaph 368
267
Articles of Agreement for the Retention of the Cape of Good Hope
269
Letter from Gen Ney to C Mohr the Secretary of State at Berne Feb 9 1803
273
Message from His Majesty relative to the Affairs of H R H the Prince of Wales 248
283
Letter from Mr Cobbett to Mr Mac Intosh on his Speech in Defence of
289
SUMMARY OF POLIticsState of the French RepublicMr Peltiers Trial
317
Minutes 23d February to 3d March
339
Letter from Mr Cobbett to Lord Hawkesbury on the Situation to which
343
Obserrers Letter on the Conduct of the Admiralty Board
359
Report of the Committee of Commerce of the United States on Countervailing
379
Copy of the loformation against Mr Peltier for a Libel upon Buonaparté 362
385
Official Communication from his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales 340
403
Proclamation for recalling and prohibiting Seamen from serving Foreign Princes
405
SUMMARY OF POLITICSFinance and the FundsArmy and NavyWar
417
Minutes of Proceedings from gth to 15th March
427
SUMMARY OF POLITICSWestIndiesSt DomingoLouisianaThe Tur
429
Invincible StandardStatement of ihe Fielu Officers of the Queens German
449
SUMMARY OF Politics United States of AmericaViews of FranceMr
497
Letter from the Sec of State to the Lord Lieutenants of Maritime Counties
503
Minutes of Proceedings from 15th to 30th March 506
509
Official Papers relative to Goree
513
SUMMARY OF POLITICSThe Hamburgh Manifesto The Afair of Goree
541
Epigram on the Addingtonian Navy
555
Notice from the War Office to Offcers on Halfpay 504
557
Mr Cobbeits Third Letter to Mr Addiligion on the deceptious Tendency of
577
Blocks an Ode 594
595
667
609
The Grand Consultation 616
615
Letter from M de Busy to Sir A Ball the English Minister at Malta
617
Ministry
627
Misocosmopolis on Ker Porter and his Battle of Lodi
641
Authentic Papers relative to the Rights and Claims of the People of Malta
673
Letter from Mr Cobbett to Lord Auckland on the dangerous Tendency of
685
Letter from J W on the Maltese Deputation
705
Copies of Letters respecting the Exportation of sco Quarters of Seed Corn
717
SUMMARY OF POLITICSPress GangsStock Jobbing NationFinance
723
Declaration of War on the Part of Great Britain against France
737
Letter from Candidus in defence of Lord Hawkesbury 742
759
Col Grahams Address to the Maltese exciting them to storm Valetta
769
Extract from the Clef du Cabinet relative to M de Tinseau 782 790
791
Declaration of France relative to the Rupture with England
801
Paris c
813
Strictures on the Operations of Lord St Vincent with regard to the French Fleet
835
Note from the Russian Prime Minister relative to the Guarantee of Malta
853
Order for an Embargo on French and Dutch Vessels 860
865
Lieut Gen Mortiers Address to the Inhabitants of the Electorate of Hanover
867
Minutes of Proceedings from 2d to 7th June
869
Fragment of a Letter from Mr Burke to Dr Laurence 966
973
10
991
Order of his Britannic Majesty for making Reprisals on the Batavian Republic
993
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1045
Lord Whitworth to Lord Hawkesbury Paris March 14 1803 1046
1047
ADDITIONAL PAPERS ON SUBJECTS CONNECTED THE NEGOTIA
1117
Extract of a Dispatch from Mr Liston lo Lord Hawkesbury Hague
1135
OFFICIAL PAPERS ON SUBJECTS CONNECTED WITH THE PRELIMINARY
1149
Note from Lord Grenville to M Otto August 29 1800 1160
1161
Note from M Otto to Lord Grenville ist Vendémiaire Year 9 1174
1177
Sketch of the Preliminaries of Pacification proposed by Lord Hawkesbury to M
1179
Note from M Otto to Lord Hawkesbury 4th Thermidor Year 9
1191
historian The disrespectful expressions made use of in these writings
1201
Protocol of the Sitting of the 12th of Jan 1802Fortifications of Malta 188
1205
IMPORTANT TRIALS
1209
Copy of Ld Hobarts Instructions to the Governors of Surinam Berbice Deme
1225
Message from his Majesty for raising and assembling a large additional Force 972
1233
Debate in the Commons Feb 21 on the Dismissal of Mr MarshallSir W 1262
1261
Debate in the Lords Feb 22 on the Bank Restriction BillLord PelhamLord
1283
Debate in the Commons Feb 23 on the Establishment of his Royal Highness
1307
De ate in the Commons March 7 on the Irish RevenueMr CorryCol Bag
1347
Debate in the Lords March 11 on the Affairs of SwisserlandLord Minto
1369
867
1403
Debate in the Lords March 11 on the Mesne Process BillEarl MoiraLord
1447
Debate in the Comumoris March 22 on the Militia Officers BillMr Yorke
1459
Papers No 1 to 3 inclusive presented May 24 1803
1471
Debate in the Commons March 28 on the Salt BillGen GascoyneMr
1479
Debate in the Lords March 31 on the Clergy NonResidence BillBishop of
1493
Debate in the Lords April 4 on the Militia Officers BillEarl RomneyMarquis
1505
Debate in the Commons April 20 on the Nottingham ElectionMr H Browne
1519
Debate in the Commons April 25 relative to the Cape of Good HopeLord
1535
Debate in the Lords May 3 relative to the Bank of IrelandLord KingEarl
1553
Debate in the Lorus May 5 on the Irish Bank Restriction BillLord KingMar
1573
Debate in the Lords May 13 on FinanceLord KingLord Auchland Earl
1599
Debate in the Commons May 13 on the State of the NegotiationLord G L
1611
APPENDIX TO
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Lord EldonLord Pelham Debate in the Commons May 20 on the MiliciaMr YorkeCol Porter Mr 1624
1629
Debate in the Commons May 25 on the War with FranceSir R PeeleMr
1713
Debate in the Cornmons June 6 on the Army EstimatesMr YorkeMr Wind
1785
London July 1
1803
Debate in the Commons June 20 on the Kings Message on the Army of
1817
Debate in the Commons June 27 Army of Reserve Messrs YorkeŚmith
1847
Protocol of the Sitting of the 27th Jan Treaty of Peace c
1865
Protocol of the Sitting of the 21st Feb Ottoman PorteKing of Etruria Italian
1881
Protocol of the Situing of the 6th MarchMaltaNeapolitan Garrison 1890
1893
Note from Citizen Joseph Buonaparté to Lord Cornwallis Amiens March 19 1896
1905
ESSAYS
1937
DeCLARATION OF THE KING OF ENGLAND ACCOMPANIED WITH OBSERVA
1939
Notice from the American Consulate relative to American Vessels June 27 1803 971
1985
List of Acts passed during the 2d Session of the 7th Congress of the United States
2005
Statement of the Exports of the United States from 1708 to 1799 384
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An Agreement between the Senecca Indians and a Company of Dutch Merchants
21
Proclamation of the Government of the Batavian Republic relative to Trade
Memorial of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce to Congress against the
Sebastianis Report to the First Consul from the Moniteur of the 30th
Mr Cobbett on the Capture of the Invincible Standard by Anthony Lutz 65
Debate in the Commons March 11 on the Supply to be granted to his Majesty
View of the State of the French Republic published Feb 22 1803 1100
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TittelCobbett's Political Register, Volum 3
RedaktørWilliam Cobbett
UtgiverWilliam Cobbett, 1803
Original fraUniversity of California
Digitalisert10. jan 2008
  
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