Mortier, General, letter from to the French mi-
nister of war, relative to the arms, &c. taken in
Hanover, 213.

Munroe, Mr. the American ambassador, presented,
251.

Murat, Gen. address of the troops under, to Buo-
naparté, 461.

N.

Naples, the King of declares his heutrality during
the war, 82.

Naval intelligence, 21, 84, 112, 177, 209, 253, 276,
346, 365, 408, 443, 469, 505, 565, 601, 622, 687,
722, 759, 784, 896, 945.

captures, 21, 84, 177, 209, 253, 276, 346, 365,
408, 444, 470, 506, 565, 602, 622, 688, 722, 786,
896, 946.

expedition, to St. Domingo, observations on
the French, 36.

force of G. Britain, distribution of the, 177.
force of G. Britain, remarks on the state of,
298.

preparations in France, 253, 408, 443, 470,
506, 622, 688, 785, 895, 945.

preparations in Batavia, 253, 470, 505, 622,
687,759,785,945.

armament, volunteer, plan of, for the protec
lotion of the coast, transmitted to the lords lieute-
nant of counties, 271

inquiry, motion relative to, 1669.
Navy, men impressed for the service of the, 20.

of G. Britain, situation of, at the conclusion
...of the peace, 34-

Mr. Cobbett frees himself from the charge of
having endeavoured to excite a mutiny in the,
.232.

regulations, bill relative to, 1061.

debates on a petition relative to the abuses
in the, 1354.

Nearer Observer, letter from a, to the Rt. Hon.
Henry Addington on the weakness of the mi-
"nistry, 449.

Negligence of the ministers, remarks on the, 565.
Negotiations, between France and England, con-
duct of the, 12.

Neutral vessels prohibited from entering the ports
of the Channel, from countries occupied by the
French, 941.

vessels, explanation of the prohibition of,
from countries occupied by the French, 942.;
vessels, obscrvation on the measures adopt-
ed relative to, 955.
Neutrality of Naples declared, 82.

of the republic of Seven Islands, de-
clared, 250.

of Portugal, declaration of the, 560.
of the Sublime Porte, note presented to
the foreign ministers, declaring the, 680.
New Orleans, the right of deposit at, restored to
the Americans, 319.

and the Floridas, report of a secret
committee of the American congress, on the
licy of obtaining, 1905.
Newspapers, necessity of stopping them, in case
of the landing of a French army, 549.

conduct of the London, 530.
baseness of the London, 705.

-the American, extracts from, on the
state of parties in England, 747.
New York, yellow fever in. 618.

order of council, relative to the yellow
fever at, 666,
Noblemen of Ireland, the Catholic, copy of an ad-

dress proposed to be presented to his Majesty
by, 360.

Norfolk, letter from A. Z. on the defenceless state
of, 649.

Northern district, letter from A. Z. on the defence-
less state of, 649.

445.

powers, observations on the policy of,

lights, debates relative to the, 1203.
Note, presented by Gandolphe, French charge
d'affaires to the Landamman of the Helvetian
republic, relative to the causes of the war be
tween France and England, 17.

presented by the French General Mortier, to
the senate of Bremen, requesting them to con.
fiscate English property, and arrest English off-
cers, &c. in that city, 19.

explanatory of Gen. Mortier, to the senate of
Bremen, respecting the embargo on English ves-
sels, the arrest of English subjects, and the con-
fiscation of English property at that chy, 80.

from Lieut. Gen. Lord Cathcart, to the Mar-
quis of Titchfield, relative to the fortification of
London, 146.

of the editor on the letter to the Earl of Suf-
folk, from A. B. 341.

presented to the foreign ministers at Con
stantinople, declaring the neutrality of the
Porte, 680.

Notice of the blockade of the Elbe, by G. Britain,

80.

Oats distillation bill, debates on the, 1607.
Observator, letter from, on the objects of the war,
and on the principles upon which it should be
conducted, 328.

Observer, letter from A Nearer, to the Rt. Hon.
Henry Addington, on the weakness of the mi-
nistry, 449.

A Continental, letter I. from, on the ad-
vantages England will derive from the restora
tion of Louis XVIII. 769.

letter 11. from, on the feasibility of the
restoration of Louis XVIII. 769.

letter III. from, inquiring whether G.
Britain will attempt the restoration of Louis
XVIII. and whether the powers of the Continent
will interfere, 812.

IV. on the principles on which the resto
ration of Louis XVIII. should be established,
865.

letter V. from, on the conduct to be pur
sued towards the people of France on the resto-
ration of Louis XVIII. 975.

Offensive war, remarks on an article in the Morn
ing Post against, 379.

Officers of the battalions of the army of reserve,
and the second battalions of the line, ordered to
join their regiments, 62.

Official papers, domestic, 146, 171, 203. 247, 271,
341, 360,401, 439, 462, 494, 531, 561, 596, 666.
foreign, 203, 400, 461, 493, 560,
600, 887, 982.

Orange, House of, message to Parliament relative
to the indemnification of the, 150.

prince of, debates relative to the,' 1264,
1289.

Order of Gen. Berthier relative to the Hanoverian
army, 145.

of the King in council, relative to the trade
with St. Lucia, 251.

of his Britannic Majesty, for granting re-
prisals against the Ligurian and Italian repub-
lics, 270.

from the Admiralty, relative to the blockade
of the mouth of the Seine, 404.

of the King, for the prorogation of Parlia-
ment, 462.

issued by the commander in chief, respecting
the appointment of inspecting field officers for
the volunteers and yeomanry, 499.

to all the officers of the battalions of the
army of reserve and the second battalions of the
regiments of the line, to join their regiments,
562.

issued by Admiral Bruix, to the officers of
the national flotilla at Boulogne, 663.

issued from the Horse Guards, for the review
of the volunteers in Hyde Park, 667.

issued by the commander in chief, after the
reviews of the volunteers in Hyde Park, 671.

of council, relative to the yellow fever at
New-York, 666.

Ottoman ambassador at Paris, and Buonaparté,
speeches of the, at an audience given to the for-
mer by the latter, 659.

Porte, neutrality of the, signified to the
foreign ministers at Constantinople, 680.
Owner of property, letter from an, to Mr. Adding-
ton, on the injustice and impolicy of the pro-
perty tax, 306.

Oxford loyal volunteers, letter from Philo-Patriæ,
on the disorders among the, 717.

letter from Sir Digby Mackworth, in de-
fence of the, 8-8.

letter to Sir Digby Mackworth, from Philo-
Patriæ, relative to the, 934.

P.

of, 462.

order of the King for the prorogation

the King's speech to both Houses of,
on the 22d of November, 752, 1251.

--

740.

Paper relative to the conquest of Hanover, 106.
distributed from the Churches in all the
parishes of G. Britain, 130.

issued by Monsieur, relative to the propo-
sal made by Buonaparté, to Louis XVIII. for the
renunciation of the throne of France, 142.

issued by Monsieur, relative to the pro-
posal of the renunciation of the throne of France,
Inquisitor's observations on the, 170.
Papers, public, 17, 80, 106, 145, 171, 245, 270, 319,
359, 400, 438, 459, 560, 659, 680, 880, 941, 1955.
domestic official, 146, 171, 203, 247, 271,

341, 360, 401, 439,462, 494, 531, 561, 596, 666,
foreign official, 203, 400, 461, 493, 560,
660, 887, 98.

Paris, the state of morals in, 563.

Parties in England, extracts from the American
Newspapers on the state of, 747-

essay from the Morning Chronicle, on the
state of, 938, 968.

necessity of an union of those, in opposi-.
tion, 956.

Peace, state of the navy, at the conclusion of the,
34.

reasons why a more honourable, might have
been made, 35.

Pellatt, Mr. letters from Mr. John Sargent to, 399.
People of this kingdom, important considerations
for the, 130.

Percival, S. (Attorney General) letter from to Mr.
Yorke, relative to the exemptions claimed by
the volunteers, 498.

Permanent taxes, account of the nett produce of
the, 1896.

Peter Quill, curate of Bray, letter from on the li-
berty of the press, 967.

Philadelphia, yellow fever in, 618.
Philo Patriæ, letter from, on the disorders among
the Oxford loyal volunteers, 717.

letter from, to Sir Digby Mackworth,
relative to the Cxford volunteers, 915.
Pilot, the, a paper set up by the ministers to abuse
the new opposition, paid for by Hiley Adding-

ton, 536.

Pitt, Mr. and Lord Grenville, promise said to have
been made to Mr. Addington, by, 897.

Mr. the circumstances of the negotiation for
the return to office of, 903.

Pizarro, remarks on Sheridan's play of, 391.

Sheridan's play of, immorality and im-
piety of, 436.

Plain answer to the misrepresentations and calum-
nies contained in the Cursory Remarks" by A
More Accurate Observer," and "the Cursory
Remarks," an Analytical and Comparative view
of, 836, 897.

Pledges, forfeited by Mr. Sheridan, 426.
Poetry, 203, 267.

Politics, continental of Great Britain, inquiry
into, I.

summary of, 21, 85, 173, 210, 253, 277, 346,
365,409, 444, 471, 507, 565, 602, 704, 723, 760,
786, 848, 919, 946.

Poor, motion relative to the, 1009.

Porcupine's Gazette, extract from, relative to the
conduct of Mr. Sheridan, during the mutiny in
the fleet, 385.

Porte, the Sublime, note presented to the foreign
ministers, declaring the neutrality of, 680.
Portsmouth and Portsea, complaints of the
scarcity of coin at, 720..
dollars admitted to pass

current at, 782.

*Ttt 2

causes of the dissatisfaction of, towards
G. Britain, taken from the Moniteur, 462.
and Spain, neutrality of, 463.
declarations of the neutrality of, 560,
and Spain, remarks on the conduct of,

576.

and Spain, remarks on the order for pro-
hibiting the clearing out of ships for, 607.
Preparations of France, remarks on the, 444.
President of the U. States, proclamation of, for
convening the American congress, 493:

of the United States, message from to the
American congress, on the 17th of October,
887.
of the United States, account of Louisiana
laid before the American Congress, by the, 910.
Press, baseness of the London, 181, 755.

the British, observations relative to that part
ot it, which Buonaparté complained of, 580.
the British, conduct of, 581.

the Italian, regulations of the, 617.

decree of the vice president of the Italian re-
public regulating the conduct of the, 664.

738.

connexion between Mr. Sheridan and the,

Prices of the funds, 32.

of bread, 32.

Priests, the Catholic Irish, to be provided for by
the government, 949.

Princes, the French, letter from Monsieur, to the
King of G. Britain, tendering the services of, in
the war, 459.

Printers, baseness of the London, 705.
Prisoners of war, the proposal putting to death
the, reprobated, 541.

British and French correspon-
dence relative to the treatment of the, 758.
Proclamation of Maria Louisa, infanta of Spain,
regent of Etruria, relative to the succession to
the throne of that kingdom, &c. 18,

by the lord lieutenant and council of
Ireland, at the commencement of the rebellion,
148.
of the lord lieutenant and council of
Ireland, authorising military execution, 173.

respecting the landing of foreigners,
and the residence of aliens in England, 251.

of Don Juan Ventura Morales, Spa-
nish intendant at New Orleans, for restoring the
right of deposit at that place, 319.

of his Majesty respecting aliens, 361.
of the King, for a general fast, through-

out G. Britain, 4c6.

Prussia, Hanoverian deputies meet the King of, at
Wilhelmsbade, 19.

Public papers, 17, 80, 106, 145, 171, 245, 270, 319,
359, 400, 438, 459, 560, 659, 680, 880, 941,
1905.

1292.

Redesdale, lord, character of, by Juverna, 613.
Regent of Etruria, proclamation of Maria Louisa,
infanta of Spain and, 18.

Regulations to be observed on hoard the French
national flotilla, 494.

of the volunteer infantry corps, 532.
Remarks, Cursory, some notice of the, 537.

on the convention between G. Britain
and Sweden, and the explanatory convention
between G. Britain and Russia, extracted from
the Moniteur, 678.

Report of Berthier, minister at war, to the First
Consul, relative to the captured French stand-
ards, recovered at Hanover, 560.

on the fiscal affairs of the United States of
America, in October, 1803, 982.

of a secret committee of the American con-
gress on the policy of obtaining New Orleans
and the Floridas, 1905.

Reporters, conduct of the parliamentary, 937.
Reprisals granted by G. Britain against the Ligu-
rian and Italian republics, 270.

Republic of Seven Islands, declaration of the, to
preserve the strictest neutrality during the war,
250.2
Resolutions proposed by Lord Meadowbank, and
the Lord Chief Barou, at the Edinburgh meet-
ing, relative to the unprotected state of Scot-
land, 587, 589.

&c. of the committee of the volunteer
corps of St. Giles in the Fields and St. George,
Bloomsbury, 988.

Restriction at the Bank, injustice of the, 792.

on the Bank, remarks on a debate in
the H. of Lords on the, 859.

debates on the bill for, upon the Bank,
1571, 1651, 1672, 1824.

Return of the army of reserve for Scotland, 1897.
of the army of reserve for England and
Wales, 1897.

of the army of reserve for Ireland, 1899.
of all the volunteer and yeomanry corps
of Ireland accepted by the King, 1900.

of all the volunteers and yeomanry corps
of G. Britain accepted by the King, 1901.
Revenue, defalcation in the, 855.
Review of the volunteers in Hyde Park by the
King, 602.

of the volunteers, in Hyde Park, order of

the, 667.
Richmond, duke of, letter from, to the inhabitants
of Sussex, relative to the general arming act,
205.
Rifle corps, letter from A Late Captain in the
Army on the utility of, 650.
Robinson, Col. F. P. letter from, in reply to the
remarks of Marcellus, 833.

Rochester, influence, exercised by the ministry at
the elections in, 398.

Rolla's address to the people, remarks on Sheri-
dan's, 390.

Roxburgh, speech of the Rt. Hon. Lord Minto, at
a meeting of the county of, on moving an ad-
dress to his Majesty on the war, 519,

Rose, Mr.observations on his statement respecting
the friendly societies, 29,

R. S. letter from, on the necessity of the volunteers
being examined by a surgeon, 673.
Russia and France, connexion between, 152.

observations on the negotiation with. 180.
some statements respecting, corrected, 223.
letter from Thomas, on the policy of, 242.
remarks on the conduct of, 253, 279.
the Emperor of, dispatches a squadron of
ships to circumnavigate the globe, 344

380.

remarks on the rejection of her mediation,

remarks on the policy of, respecting Mal-

Country," on, 78.

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blockade of, recommended, 86.
favourable state of, 179.
decree of the government of, re-
lative to the admission of provisions, 438.
- decree of the government of, de-
claring the island in a state of siege, 439.

notice of the government of, re
lative to the bills drawn on France, 439.
observations on the blockade of,

448.
Lucia, dispatches from Gen. Grinfield and Com.
Hood, announcing the capture of, 171, 173.

observations on the capture of, 178.

view of the conduct of, from

the 6th April, 1796, 46.
Sardinia, the Queen of, delivered of twin prin-
cesses, 617.

Sargent, Mr. John, letters from to Mr. Pellatt, 399.
Seamen, motion relative to, 1045.

Seine, orders from the Admiralty, relative to the
blockade of the ports at the mouth of the, 404.
Seven Islands, republic of, declares its intention of
preserving the strictest neutrality during the
war, 250.

Scarcity of coin at Portsmouth and Portsea, com-
plaints of the, 730.

Scotland, remarks on the negligence of ministers
respecting, 565.

remarks on the chief military appoint-
ments in, 574.

resolutions proposed by Lord Meadow-
bank and the Lord Chief Baron, at the Edin-
burgh meeting, relative to the unprotected state
of, 587, 589.

--return of the army of reserve for, 1897.
Scotch army of reserve, debates on the, 999.
Shee, Major, observations on the conduct of, 690.
Sheridan, Mr. silence in Parliament, 96.

duct of, 127.

and Mr. Fox, remarks on the con-

eulogised by Mr. Addington, 160.
Mr. Windham defended from the mis-
representations of, 199.

remarks on some charges, brought
against Mr. Windham, by, 216, 217, 219.

remarks on the charge brought by

Mr. Francis against, 218.

321.

letter I. from Mr. Cobbett, to, 225.
attack on Mr. Cobbett, by, 226.
letter II. from Mr. Cobbett, to, 257.
letter III. from Mr. Cobbett, to,

periods, 324.

opinions of the ministers at different
true English feeling of, exposed,
385.
Rolla's address to the people, re-
marks on, 390.

letter IV. from Mr. Cobbett to, 385.
eulogium on Buonaparté, 394.
letter V. from Mr. Cobbett to, 417.
consistency of, exposed, 418.

pledges forfeited by, 426.

letter VI. from Mr. Cobbett, to, 48r.
errors and inconsistencies in the
opinions of, at different times, respecting the
French revolution, 482.

--

-- conduct of, in Parliament, relative
to the appointment of a military council, 485.
letter VII. from Mr. Cobbett, to,

Sheridan, Mr. letter from John Smith, on the
mecting of the Volunteers, the Hottentots, and,
at Rowland Hill's Chapel, 829.

Mr. Thomas, appointment of, 578.
Siege, decree of the government of St. Domingo,
declaring the island in a state of, 439.

Sierra Leone, remarks on the ill success of the co-
lony of, 280.

-

debates relative to the company of,

1670.
Silverhjelm, Baron, letter from Lord Hawkesbury
to, prohibiting the entry of neutral vessels from
countries occupied by the French, 941.
Skipwith, Fulwar, letter from, relative to the
American claims on the French government,
461.

Sinith, John, letter from, on the meeting of Mr.

Sheridan, the Volunteers, and the Hottentots,
at Rowland Hill's Chapel, 8:9.

Society for the suppression of vice, strictures on
the conduct of, 529.

friendly, fifty thousand persons belonging
to the, become stockholders, 29.

and clubs, remarks on, 528.

friendly, motion relative to, 1009.
Solicitor and attorney generals, letter from, to
Mr. Yorke, relative to the exemptions claimed
by the volunteers, 498.

Spain, Maria Louisa, infanta of, and Regent of
Etruria, proclamation of, 18.

and Portugal, observations on the neutra-
lity of, 445.

and Portugal, neutrality of, 463.

and Portugal, remarks on the conduct of,
576.

and Portugal, remarks on the order for pro-
hibiting ships from clearing out for, 607.

proclamation of the agents of the King
of, for the surrendering Louisiana to France,
664.
Spanish Consul, letter from, relative to the ru-
mour of an embargo on Spanish vessels, 659.
Speaker of the House of Commons, letter from
the, to the lords lieutenants of counties, in-
closing the vote of thanks to the volunteer
corps, 341.

Speech of the King, to Parliament, at the close
of the session ended in August, 248, 1466.

-- of the Rt. Hon. Lord Minto, at a meeting
of the county of Roxburgh, on moving an ad-
dress to his Majesty on the war, 519.

the King's, to both Houses of Parliament,
on the 22d of November, 752, 1251.

the King's, on the 22d of November, re-
marks on, 760.

Speeches of the Ottoman ambassador and Buona.
parté at an audience given to the former by the
latter, 659.

Spezzia and Genoa, notice of the blockade of, by
G. Britain, 245.

Stadtholder, observations on the indemnity grant-
ed to the, 153.

Stamp duties, debates relative to the, 1315.
Statements and observations relative to the sugar
trade between G. Britain and her West India co-
Jonies, 589.

abstract one, of the trade between
the United States of America and Russia, 619.
of the income of G. Britain, 1471.
of the situation of Hanover, published
"by the Hanoverian resident in London, 1941.
S. T." letter from, on the management of the
Dock-yards, &c. 49.

Stockholders, fifty thousand persons belonging to
the friendly societies, become, 29.
Stockholders, Lord Darnley's opinion of them,

29.

Suffolk, Earl of, letter from A. B. to the, on the
system of favouritism pursued in the military
promotions, 310.
corrections in the letter to him,

from A. B. 340.

note of the Editor to the letter
from A. B. to the, 341.

Sugar trade, statements and observations relative
to the, between G. Britain and her West-India
colonies, 589.

debates relative to the duties on, 1277.
Suhlingen, letters relative to the ratification of the
convention of, 106, 107, 108.

Summary of Politics, 21, 85, 173, 210, 253, 277,
346, 365, 409, 444, 471, 507, 565, 602, 704, 7231
760, 786, 848, 919, 946.

Supply, debates in the committee of, 998, 1348.
Sussex, letter from the Duke of Richmond to the
inhabitants of, relative to the general arming

act, 205.

Sutton, T. M. (Solicitor-General) letter from to
Mr. Yorke, relative to the exemptions claimed
by the volunteers, 498.

Sweden and G. Britain, remarks from the Moni-
teur on the convention between, 678.

· convention between G. Britain and, 630.
observations on the convention with, 723.
convention with, and treaty with America,
comparison between, 724.

Swiss troops, sixteen thousand taken in the pay
of France, 252.

Swisserland, Englishmen arrested in, by order of
the Landamman, at the instance of France, 251.

T.

Talleyrand, C. M. letter from, to Lord Hawkes-
bury, relative to the ratification of Suhlingen,
106.

letter from, to the American
Minister at Paris, relative to the decree respect
ing British merchandizes, 660.

Tax on the funds not to be collected at the Bank,
28.

on the funds recommended, 88.

-on property, letter from an Owner of Proper
ty to Mr. Addington on the injustice and im
policy of the, 306.

Taxes, the permanent, account of the nett pro-
duce of, 1896.

Thanks, observations on the vote of, to the volun-
teers, 210,

of the House of Commons, vote of, to the
volunteer corps, 341.

debates, relative to the vote of, 1387.
Thomas, letter from, on the policy of Russia,
242.

Threats of Buonaparté, observations on the, 37.
Titchfield, Marquis of, note from Lord Cathcart
to the, relative to the fortification of London,
146.

the Marquis of, letter from, to the
commanders of volunteer corps, 362.
Tierney, Mr. celebration of the election of, 20.
Tirailleurs, advantages of, 515.

Toasts, drank at Calais, 27.

Tobago, dispatches from Gen. Grinfield, announce
ing the capture of, 245.