Proclamation by Lord Cavan

261

Protest of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen. Lake's Proclamation, itid.
Proclamation, by the Lord-Lieutenant, May 17

262

Speech of the Lord Lieutenant on closing the Session, July 3
Extract from the Register of the Executive Directory

Reply of the Canton of Berne, Oct. 11

ibid.

Note of Mr. Wickham, to the Helvetic Body, on his Recall, Nov. 22 267
Answer of the Helvetic Body thereto, Dec. 26
Treaty of Navigation and Commerce between England and Russia,
Feb, 21

ittd-

268

Message from Gen. Washington to the House of Representatives, Jan. 19,

Speech of the President of the United States of America on meeting Con-
gress, May 16

276

277

282

Answer of the President to the Address, June 3
Message from the President to the House of Representatives, June 12 283
Message from the President to Congress, July 3
Report of a Committee of the Senate on Mr. Blunt's Letter

284
. 285

Message to the Senate from the House of Representatives, July 7. 287
Note from Mr. Liston, the British Minister, to the American Secretary of
State

Note from the Secretary of State to Mr. Liston, July i

itid.

289

Speech of the President on meeting Congress, Nov. 23

Message from the Directory of the French Republic ta the Council of Five

Report to the Council of Five Hundred, by Thibaudeau, Aug. 21

Message from the Executive Directory, to the Council of Five Hundred,

Proclamation of the Executive Directory to the French People, Sept 4, ibid.
The Executive Directory to the Citizens of Paris, Sept. 4

Proclamation of the Executive Directory to the French People
Proclamation of the Executive Directory to all Frenchmen, Nov. 21
Address of the two Councils to the Departments and to the Armies. 321
Two Proclamations said to have been intended to be issued by Louis XVIII.
and addressed to the French in March 1797
Treaty of Peace between the Fope and the French Republic, Feb. 19 328
Convention between Gen. Buonaparte and the Republic of Genoa, June6 330
Treaty of Peace (not ratified) between France and Portugal, Aug. 10 331
Convention between Gen. Buonaparte and the Grand Duke of Tuscany 335

Dec-

Declaration of the general Administration of Lombardy

335

ibid.

236

Declaration made by the Emperor to the Diet of Ratisbon, Feb. 14

Address of Gen. Buonaparte to the People of Carinthia, April i

Proclamation relative to the Disturbances in the Venetian Territory 337

Manifesto of Gen. Buonaparte against Venice, Moy 13

ilid.

Proclamation of Gen. Buonaparte on establishing the Cisalpine Republic

Ordinance published at Verona, Aug. 8

Letter from Gen. Buonaparte to the Chief of the Maniotes, July 30

From the Vienna Court Gazette, April 5

Declaration of the Emperor at Vienna, April 15

The like, June 21

339

340

ibid.

ibid.

341

ibid.

Treaty concluded at Campo Formio, between the French Republic and the

Emperor, Oct. 17

342

Rescript addressed by the Emperor to the Directorial Minister of Austria,

at Ratisbon, Feb. 7

Answer of the Bishop of Wurtzburg to the Imperial Rescript

Note delivered by the Russian Chargé d'Affaires to the Electoral Circle,

Jan. 11

349

Letter of Convocation, addressed to the Envoys of the associated States of
Germany, by the Prussian Minister

The Administrators of the Cantons of Cleves and Xanten to the Inhabi-

tants of the said Cantons, Jan. 3

352

353

Declaration issued by the Prussian Government at Wessel, Jan. 6

Provisionary Regulations for the Prussian Provinces situate on the left

Letter from the Elector of Saxony to the King of Prussia

Abstract of a Proclamation, issued by the Court of Spain

359

360

Two Imperial Ukasa's, issued at Petersburg, respecting the Importation

of French and Dutch Merchandizes, Jan. 22

CHARACTER S.

361

363

The last Will and Testament of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke

Fires at Constantinople, and Conduct of the Turks at them

Of the Trade of Constantinople, the Coffee-Houses, and Method of taking

Sketch of the Life of the late John Wilkes, Esq.

Anecdotes of Baron Born, the celebrated Bohemian Chymist

,

List of Patents granted during the Year 1797, for various Inventions 406
Receipt for preventing Smut-Balls or Bunts amongst Wheat
First Report of the Committee on Waste Lands, &c.

ANTIQUITIES.

. 409

41Q

Order of the House of Commons, made in the Year 1641, for rating every

Man according to his Estate for the King's Use

Account of London-Bridge

Account of the Pyramid of Caius Cestius at Rome

Roman Method of computing Time

MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS.

418

ibid.

421

ibid.

Essay on the Means of confining Heat, and directing its Operations 423
On the Danger of using Vessels of Lead, Copper, or Brass, in Dairies 429
On the ancient and modern Navigation of India
Disquisition on the Phrase," The Enlightened Public."

431

435

Count Alfieri's Dedication of his Tragedy of Junius Brutus to General
Washington

The like of Agis to Gharles the First, King of England

Modern Platonism

Proceedings of the Vhemic, or Westphalian Court
Soup for the Poor

437

·

Memoirs of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, by Charles M'Cor-
mick, L-L.B.

456-
An authentic Account of the Embassy from the King of Great Britain, to
the Emperor of China, by Sir George Staunton, Bart. 2 vol. 4to 457
An Account of the Roman Antiquities, discovered at Woodchester in Glou-
cestershire, by Samuel Lysons, F. R. S. and A. S. folio
479
The State of the Poor; or, A History of the Labouring Classes in Eng-
land, from the Conquest to the present Period, &c. by Sir Frederick
Morton Eden, Bart. 3 vol. 4to.
Thoughts on the Structure of the Globe, &c. by P. Howard, Esq. 4to. 487
The Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Knt. late President of the Royal Aca-
demy, with an Account of his Life, by Edmund Malone, Esq. 3.
vol. 8vo.

480

490

Dissertations and Miscellaneous Pieces relating to the History, Antiquities,
the Arts, Sciences, and Literature of Asia, by the late Sir William Jones
and others

2

498

Printed by R. Wüks, 89, Chancery-lane.

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