Court of the Thuilleries, defcription of the, 268
Cradock, Major-general, ceremonial of the knighthood
and inveftiture of, 285

arrival in London, 679
Hobart, 680

ents, 682

memorial presented by them to Lord
letter from them to their conftitu-

J. W.'s letter to the editor, con-
the fequel of the hiftory of, 705-Obferva-
taining
tions on, 733

their letter to Lord Hobart on quit-
ting this country, 867-Observations on, 890
Defpard, Edward Marcus, proceedings relative to the
trial and execution, for high treason, of himself and
accomplices, 183

and his affociates, reflections on the fate of,
from the Morning Post, 265

Edward Marcus, his trial for high treason, 1215
Defpondency, Mr. Windham and his party accused of
creating, its fallacy exposed, 446

Detector's letter on Mr. Addington's modest assurance, 44
Diet of Ratifbon, its proceedings, 12, 78, 114, 270
Difcriminating duties, memorials of the Philadelphia

and New York chambers of commerce to Congrefs
against the repeal of, 2055

Diftribution of the British army, 18, 142, 310, 511,
722, 864

navy, 19, 143, 310, 512,
722, 864, 979
D'Ivernois, Sir Francis, called by the French, Le Che-
valier d'Arithmetique, 348

Doctor, the, defended by precedent, 595

➖➖➖, the, his mode of practice proved to be neither
new nor successful, 618

-, the, verfus Cocker, 879

's excufe, the, 595

253

projects of the French relative to, 154,

---, orders of the commander in chief of the
French army in, 244

-, proclamation issued by Gen. Rochambeau.
at, permitting the importation of wares and merchan-
dife in foreign bottoms, on paying a per centage, 274
obfervations on the imminent danger which
must arise to our West India colonies from the esta-.
blishment of a confiderable French force in, 429, 879
Dundas, Gen. Sir D. ceremonial of the knighthood and
inveftiture of, 716

Duties, difcriminating and countervailing, report of the
committee of commerce and manufactures on the
meffage of the Prefident of the United States of Ame
rica, relative to, 379

Duties on French and foreign merchandise, decree of the
captain-general and colonial prefect of Martinico re-
lative to, 502

----

American difcriminating and British counter
vailing, examination of the operation of, 2047
---, discriminating, memorials of the Philadelphia.
and New York chambers of commerce to Congrefs
against the repeal of, 2055

Duty on foreign muflins, decree of the French Confuls
relative to, 16

E.

Egypt, general orders iffued by the Earl of Cavan on his
departure from, 17

and Syria, Sebaftiani's report to the First Conful
on the present state of, 215

on the misconduct of Ministers since the con-
clufion of peace with regard to, 806
Eighty-third regiment, general orders iffued at the Horfe
Guards relative to the enormities committed by, in
the vicinity of Chelmsford, 504
Elliot, Mr. Napper Tandy's letter to, 361

-, Napper Tandy's fecond letter to, 502
Emigrants, French; on the misconduct of Ministers fince
the conclufion of peace with regard to, 804
Emigration from Scotland, obfervations on, 751
England, on, from the Journal du Commerce, 496

"" on, from the Journal des Débats, 497
French manifefto againft, inferted in the Ham-
burgh Correfpondenten, 527-Observations on, 534
English, the, in France, reflections on, 826

manufactures, obfervations on their exclufion
from the continent, 317

thips, on the employment of, by the French, 191
Englishman, an, his first letter to the editor on Lord St.
Vincent and the navy, 392

-, an, his fecond letter to the editor on Lord
St. Vincent and the navy, 647

Lafnes, Gen. obfervations on his miffion to Lisbon, 188
Legillative Body of France, Buonaparte's melage to,
relative to the war with England, 847

Letter, Paine's, to the people of the United States, on
his arrival in that country, 3

from the fecretary at war for the ifland of Sardi-
nia, to the maritime prefect at Toulon, relative to
the flaves liberated by the government of Algiers, 9

from the Secretary at War to the infpecting field
officers of the recruiting fervice, 18

Mr. Cobbett's, to Mr. Wilberforce, on his con-
duct with respect to Parliamentary reform, 33

R. B.'s, on the navy abuse bill, 37

-, Detector's, on Mr. Addington's modeft affurance,
44

, Ignotus's, to the editor on the evacaution of
Malta, 67

A. R.'s, on the navy mutiny, 67

Mr. Cobbett's, to Mr. Wilberforce, on his con-
duct with refpect to the compulfory adoption of vac-
cine inoculation, and the profecution of Mr. Reeves,

97

from the Capt. Gen. of Guadaloupe to the French
minifter of marine and colonies, 112

W. B.'s, on the conduct of the Admiralty, 130
-, Mr. Cobbett's, to the people of the United States
of America, on the fatal confequences of the ceffion of
Louifiana, 170

• R. B.'s, on Mr. Addington and the Maidstone
oppofition, 193

Ignotus's fecond, to the editor, on the evacuation
of Malta, 195

Tropicus's, on the Weft India commission, 202
, Nauticus's, on the navy abufe bill, 206

Mr. Cobbett's, to Lord Hawkelbury, or the
ultimate confequence of the ceffion of Louifiana to
France, with refpect to its effects on the Americans,

226

from J. Garrard, Efq. governor of Kentucky, to the
Speaker of the House of Reprefentatives of that ftate,
relative to the conduct of the intendant of Louisiana,
340

--, a Weft India merchant's, to the editor, on the
Weft India commiflion and navy bill, 263

from General Ney to C. Mohr, fecretary of state,
relative to the fituation of affairs in Switzerland, 273

Mr. Cobbett's first, to Mr. Mackintosh, con-
taining an examination of his defence of Mr. Peltier,
289

- Mr. Cobbett's, to Lord Hawkesbury, on the
conduct which will hereafter be pursued by the French,
with regard to the ceffion of Louisiana, and its ulti-
mate confequences with refpect to the commerce,
navigation, power, and independence of England, 297

Mr. Cobbett's fecond, to Mr. Mackintosh, con-
taining an exainination of his defence of Mr. Peltier,
321

Mr. Cobbett's, to Lord Hawkesbury, on the
fituation to which the country has been reduced by
VOL. III,

the peace, and the neceffity of a new war against
France, in order to recover its loft reputation, 343

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353

A. R.'s fecond, on the prefent ftate of the navy,

Obferver's, on the conduct of the Admiralty
Board, 359

--, Napper Tandy's, to Mr. Elliot, 361

Mr. Cobbett's, to Mr. Sheridan, on his grofs
mifreprefentation of the expreffions of Mr. Windham,
in his fpeech on the King's meffage relative to prepa❤
rations for war, 385

an Englithman's firft, to the editor, on Lord St.
Vincent and the navy, 392

J. B's, to the editor, proving the treaty of Amiens
not binding on the country, 464

X.'s, to the editor, on his Majefty's late meffage
to Parliament, 490

circular, addreffed to the lord lieutenants of the
counties in Great Britain for calling out and embody-
ing the militia, 503

circular, addreffed by the Secretary of State to the
lord lieutenants of the maritime counties in Great
Britain, relative to aliens, 503

from the adjutant general, to the colonel of the
83d regiment, relative to the enormities committed
by that regiment in the vicinity of Chelmsford, 504

Mr. Cobbett's first, to Mr. Addington, on the
deceptious tendency of his financial statements, 513
- Mr. Cobbett's fecond, to Mr. Addington, on the
deceptious tendency of his financial Statements, 545
, J. B.'s, to the editor, on the 10th article of the
treaty of Amiens, relative to the evacuation of Malta,
552

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Mr. Timothy Gofling's, to the editor, on the
celebration of Mr. Hiley Addington's birthday, 554

from M. de Bufy to the English minifter at Malta,
555-Anfwer of the English minifter, 556-Obler-
vations on, 554

--, circular, to the commanding officers of the re-
fpective corps of Irish yeomanry, 564.

Mr. Cobbett's third, to Mr. Addington, on the
deceptious tendency of his financial statements, 577
Mr. Cobbett's fourth, to Mr. Addington, on the
deceptious tendency of his financial statements, con-
taining an examination of the account of the confo-
lidated fund, 609

from the Spanish minifter in America, to the
fecretary of the United States, relative to the shutting
of the port of New Orleans, 624

, J. B.'s, to the editor, containing frictures on
Swenfka's Remarks on the Politics of France and
Ruffia, 643

Philo-Melitenfis's, to the editor, on the import-
ance of Malta, 646

-, an Englishman's fecond, to the editor, on Lord
St. Vincent and the navy, 647

of the Maltefe deputies to Lord Hobart, on their
arrival in London, 679

from the Maltefe deputies to their constituents,
previous to their departure from London, 682

Mr. Cobbett's, to Lord Auckland, on the dan-
gerous tendency of his exaggerated statements, 685

Projet et Contre-projet's, defcriptive of the pere-
grinations of the Richmond Doctor, 688

J. W.'s, to the editor, containing the fequel of
the hiftory of the Maltefe deputies, 705-Obferva❤
tions on, 733

Viator's, to the editor, expofing the uselessness of
General Bentham's projects, 737

L. M.'s, to the editor, on the measures of the
prefent Admiralty Board, 710
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Letter, Mr. Cobbett's to Lord Auckland, comparing his
Lordship's fupport of the peace of Amiens with his
former opinions and profeffions, 737

--, Candidus's, to the editor, in defence of Lord
Hawkesbury's conduct relative to the Maltele papers,
742

-, Mr. Cobbett's, to Lord Hawkesbury, on the
fatal confequences of the peace, and the prominent
features of the misconduct of Minilters fince the con-
clufion thereof, 782

Mr. Cobbett's, to Lord Hawkefbury, on the pro-
minent features of the mifconuust of Minifters
fince the conclufion of peace, with regard to the
prefs, the French emigrants and Vendean royalists,
Switzerland, the French troops in Holland, and the
Cape of Good Hope and other Dutch colonies, Malta,
Egypt, and Louisiana, 801

-- Veritas's, to the editor, containing strictures on
the Admiralty Board, 837

-, E. R.'s, to the editor, on the conduct of the
Navy Board, 865

from the Maltese deputies to Lord Hobart on
quitting this country, 867-Obfervations on, 890

from a Friend to my Country," on the prefent
state of the navy, and the probability of an invafion,
897

Mr. Cobbett's, to Mr. Addington, containing
ftri&tures on the budget for 1803, 916

fragment of, from Mr. Burke to Dr. Lawrence, 966
-, circular, from Chaptal, minifter of the interior
of France, relative to the furnishing of flat boats for
the invasion of England, 970
--, Mr. Cobbett's, to the Secretary at War, con-
taining ftrictures on the army of referve bill, 981

from Mr. Stanley, a member of the House of
Reprefentatives, from North Carolina, to his confti-
tuents, containing a review of the proceedings of Con-
greís, with respect to the ceffion of Louisiana, &c.
1986

Lisbon, obfervations on the miffion of General Lafnes
to, 188

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bank of, particulars of a forgery attempted to
be practifed on, 562
Lift of acts pafled during the 2d feffion of the 7th Con-
grefs of the United States of America, 2006
Lifton, Mr. note prefented by him to Citizen Vander-
goes, fecretary of State for foreign affairs to the Bata-
vian government, 968

Livington, Mr. his memorial prefented to the French
government, on the question, Whether it be advan-
tageous for France to take poffefion of Louisiana ?”
2523

L. M.'s letter to the editor, on the meafures of the
fent Admiralty Board, 710

pre-

Lodi, battle of. See Mr. Ker Porter
Logwood, obfervations on the right of cutting, in the
Bay of Honduras, 61, 92, 120, 144

, reprefentation from the Board of Trade to
Geo. I. afferting and proving the right to cut, in the
Bay of Campeachy, 209
London, addrefs of the city of, to his Majesty on the
renewal of the war, 867-Remarks on, 895

course of exchange, 19, 52, 82, 120, 143,
185, 250, 311, 343, 534, 576, 627

prices current, 19, 52, 82, 120, 143, 185,
250, 311, 576, 627, 723
Louisiana, ceffion of, to France, obfervations on the
meffage of the President of the United States, as far as
relates to, 148

Mr. Cobbett' letter to the people of the

United States, on the fatal confequences of the ceffion
of, 170

Louisiana, Mr. Cobbett's letter to Lord Hawkesbury, on
the ultimate confequences of the ceffion of, as far as
refpects its effects on the Americans, 226

- papers relative to, 240

ceffion of, Mr. Cobbett's letter to Lord
Hawkesbury, on the conduct which will hereafter be
purfued by the French, with regard to, and its ulti-
mate confequences with respect to the commerce, na-
vigation, power, and independence of England, 297

- of the danger which will inevitably arise to
this country from its occupation by France, 482

indendant of, letter from the Spanish minifter
to the fecretary of the United States, relative to the
fhutting of the port of New Orleans by him, 624-
Obfervations on, 628

ceffion of, Mr. Stanley's review of the pro-
ceedings of the Congress of America with refpect to,
1986

"" memorial on the question, "Whether it be
advantageous for France to take poffeffion of?" pre-
fented to the French government by Mr. Livingfton,
the American minifter at Paris, 2023

Louis the 18th, particulars relative to the propofition
made to him at the defire of Buonaparté, 692
Lucie, St. decree concerning the foreigners established in
Martinique and, 618-Obfervations on, 629

Mr. Mr. Cobbett's fecond letter to him,
containing an examination of his defence of Mr. Pel-
tier, 321

Maidstone oppofition and Mr. Addington, R. B.'s letter
on, 193

Malta, Ignotus's letter to the editor on the evacuation
of, 70

-, Ignotus's fecond letter on the evacuation of, 195
infraction of the treaty of Amiens a justification
of the retention of, 438

--, evacuation of, J. B.'s letter on the roth article
of the treaty of Amiens, relative to, 552

letter from M. de Bufy to the English minister
ar, 555-Anfwer of the English minifter, Sir A.
Ball, 556-Obfervations on, 564, 620

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on the retention of the island of, by the English,
from the Moniteur, 619

--, Philo-Melitenfis's letter to the editor, on the
importance of, 646

--, people of, authentic papers, relative to the rights
and claims of, 673-Obfervatious on, 682, 890

and Gozo, reprefentation of the deputies of the
iflands of, to the King of Great Britain, 674

---

inquiry into the conduct of Minifters relative to
the island and people of, 769

extract from Colonel Cordona's Journal of the
Siege of, 773

774

Colonel Graham's addrefs to the inhabitants of,

on the misconduct of Minifters fince the conclus
fion of the peace, with regard to, 806

note from the Ruffian prime minifter, relative to
the guarantee of, 853

--, guarantee of, by Ruffia, papers relative to, as laid
before Parliament, 1138