Cobbett's Weekly Political Register

402

Admiralty Orders relative to the Blockade of Havre de Grace, and the Mouth of

the Seine

404

His Majesty's Order for the further Prorogation of the British Parliament, dated

on the 14th of September

462

Letter to the Clerks of the Subdivision Meetings, relative to the Suspension of the

Ballots for the Militia and Army of Reserve, so far as concerns the Members

of Volunteer Corps

Letter from the Right Hon, C. Yorke to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties, respect-
ing the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, dated on the 22d Sept.

Letter from the Attorney and Solicitor Generals to Mr. Yorke, respecting the

Exemptions claimed by the Members of Volunteer Corps

Orders issued by H. R. H. the Commander in Chief, for the Appointment of in-

specting Field Officers for the Volunteer and Yeomanry Corps

Regulations for the Formations, &c. of Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, raised sub-

sequently to the Defence Act, with the Allowances granted, 499, continued

Speech of the Right Hon. Ld. Minto, at a General Meeting of the County of Rox-
burgh, held at Jedburgh, on moving an Address to his Majesty

Regulations for the Establishment, Allowances, &c. of Volunteer Infantry Corps,
accepted subsequently to August 3

Preceedings of the Lieutenancy, Heritors, &c, of the County of Edinburgh, on

519

532

His Majesty's Proclamation for convening the British Parliament on the 20th of

November

General Orders by H. R. H. the Commander in Chief, for the Officers of the Bat-
talions of the Army of Reserve, and the second Battalion of the Line

Resolutions adopted by the Meeting of the County of Edinburgh on the 4th of

October

Statements and Observations on the Sugar Trade between Great-Britain and her

old West-India Colonies; printed for the Use of the Jamaica Assembly

Dispatches from Admiral Gambier and Captain Malbon, announcing the capture.

of St. Pierre and Miquelon

His Majesty's Proclamation relative to Aliens, dated on the 12th of October

Order of the King in Counci!, relative to the Yellow Fever at New-York, dated
on the 26th of October

Orders issued by H. R. H. the Commander in Chief, for the Review of the Volun-

teer Corps of the London District, which are to be assembled in Hyde Park

for the Purpose of being reviewed by his Majesty on the 26th and 28th of

October

General Orders issued by H. R. H. the Commander in Chief, after the Reviews

of the Volunteer Corps, on the 26th and 28th of October

General Return of the Volunteer Corps reviewed by His Majesty in Hyde Park

on the 26th and 28th of October

666

His Majesty's Speech to Parliament on the 22d of November
Proceedings of the Committee of the St. Giles's and St.George's Bloomsbury Volunteers 988

Inquiry into the Continental Politics of Great-Britain, and the Causes of the

War

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Blockade of the Elbe-French Bishops and Emigrants-

Friend to my Country on St. Domingo

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-St. Domingo-Causes of the War-Finance-Defence

of the Country-French Bishops-Mr. Sheridan

Inquisitor, Letter IV. -

Annibal on the State of the Country

Extract from the Moniteur of July 16, 1803

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Blockade of the Elbe-Hanover-English Prisoners in

France-Funds-Defence Bill-Fox and Sheridan

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Important Considerations-Stadtholder-Finance-

Fortifying of London-Rebellion in Ireland

Inquisitor, Letter V, on the Restauration of Louis XVIII

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Capture of St. Lucia-St. Domingo-Blockade of the

Weser-Negotiation with Russia-London Press-French Bishops and Emi-

grants-Defence Bills-Ireland-Fortifying of London-Council of War--The

Prince.

Inquisitor, Letter VI, on the System of Defence

Annibal, on the Debates in the House of Commons

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Vote of Thanks to the Volunteers-Russia-Ireland

Letter I, from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

Mr. Cobbett's Address to the Public, relative to Mr. Heriot

Thomas on the Politics of Russia

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Russia-Tabago-Ireland-Dumourier

Letter II, from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Prince of Wales -Russia-Sierra Leona-Subcription

at Lloyd's-Volunteer Corps-Dumourier-Ireland

Letter from an Irishman to the Right Hon. William Wickham, on the Affairs of

Ireland

289

A Friend of my Country on Invasion

Letter from an Owner of Property to the Right Hon. Henry Addington on the Pro-

perty Tax

295

306

Letter from A. B. to the Earl of Suffolk on the Army

Letter III from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

321

Observator on the State of the Country

328

A. B. Correcting an Error relative to the Earl of Cavan

340

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Continental Powers-Volunteer Corps

Letter from Annibal on the Subscription at Lloyd's

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Prince of Wales-Offensive War-Russia-Volunteer

Corps

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Letter IV from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

Detector on the Influence exerted by the Ministry at the Election of Queen-

borough-

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Russia and Malta-Ireland-Lord Moira-Fund at Lloyd's

-Volunteer Corps -

Letter V from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

Anjou on the evil Tendency of the Commercial and Funding Systems of Great-

Britain

Academicus on the Immorality of Sheridan's Play of Pizarro

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-French Preparations-Northern Powers-Spain and

Portugal-Cape of Good Hope-American Congress-General Bowles-St.

Domingo-Fund at Lloyd's

Letter from a Nearer Observer to the Right Hon Henry Addington on the Weak-

ness of the Ministry -

Vindex on the Negligence of the Irish Government on the 23d of July

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Fund at Lloyd's-Bombardments-Volunteer Corps 471

Letter VI from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

SUMMARY OF POLITICS

Velites on the Defence of the Country

A Beneficed Clergyman on the Society for the Suppression of Vice

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Change of Ministry-Prisoners of War-Volunteers—

The Bank-The Newspapers-Arms

Juverna on the Affairs of Ireland

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Negligence of Ministers-The Fast-The Funds-The
Military Appointments-Spain and Portugal

Letter VII from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan
Juverna's Introductory Letter on the Affairs of Ireland
SUMMARY OF POLITICS-The Volunteers-Ireland-Edinburgh Resolutions-
Lloyd's Fund-The Black Empire-Spain and Portugal-Esprit-de-Corps

Juverns, Letter III, on the Affairs of Ireland

Letter I from Mr. Cobbett to the Right Hon. Lord Folkestone, on the Evils of the
Volunteer System

An Enemy to Quacks on the Defiency of Arms
A. Z. on the Defensive State of the Country
A late Captain in the Army or Rifle Corps

Hibernicus, on the Affairs of Ireland

R. S. on the Necessity of the Volunteers being examined by Surgeons
A. B. on the Inferiority of the Volunteers to the Regulars

Anti-Charlatan on the Consecration of the Colours of the Volunteer Corps
Cambricus in Defence of the Character of the late Lord Kenyon
Remarks from the Moniteur relative to the Accommodation between England and
Sweden, and the Explanatory Convention between England and Russia

Letter II from Mr. Cobbett to the Right Hon. Lord Folkestone, relative to the

State of the Volunteer Corps and the Regular Army

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Convention with Sweden-Dispute with America

Letter IX from M. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-King's Speech-Unanimity

760

SUMMARY OF POLITICS

Letter VIII from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan

Philo-Patriæ on the Insubordination of the Oxford Volunteers

Rowland Hill-Mr. Sheridan-The Volunteers and the Hottentots
Add ess to the Public, on the Publication of the Royal Correspondence
Letter from Kenyon, relative to Juverna's Letters

Letter I from a Continental Observer, relative to the Restoration of Louis XVIII
Letter H from a Continental Observer, relative to the Restoration of Louis XVIII
SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Volunteer Corps-Bank-Restriction Bill-Capture of
Barbice-Invasion-The Prince-Ireland

Juverna's Letter III on the Affairs of Ireland

Letter III from a Continental Observer, on the Restoration of Louis XVIII

Marcellus on the Cavalry

Letter from T. P. Robinson, inspecting Field Officer of the London District, in

Reply to Marcellus.

An analytical and comparative View of two Pamphlets lately published, the one

entitled Cursory Remarks on the State of Parties during the Administration

of Mr. Addington, by a near Observer," and the other entitled, "A Plain

Answer to the Misrepresentations and Calumnies contained in the Cursory
Remarks of a near Observer, by a more Accurate Observer." 836, and con-
tinued at

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Affairs of Ireland-Volunteer System-Revenue-

Restriction on the Bank

Letter IV from a Continental Observer, relative to the Restoration of Louis XVIII
Heart of Oak on Invasion

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Ir, Cobbett's Address to the Public on concluding the IVth Volume of the

929

Hibernicus on the defenceless State of Wales

932

Sir Digby Mackworth's Defence of the Oxford Volunteers.
SUMMARY OF POLITICS-America-The Continent-Ireland-Dollars-Volun-
teer Committees

Philo-Patria to Sir Digby Mackworth, in Reply to his Defence of the Oxford Vo-

lunteers

Page

Parties extracted from the Morning Chronicle 938, and continued at
SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Russia-Invasion-Irish Priests-Volunteer Corps-
Army of Reserve-Capital-Credit and Confidence-Neutrals-Parties

Javerna, Letter V, on the Affairs of Ireland

935

968

An Independent Irish Peer defending General Fox from the Dublin News-

papers-

946

961

Miles on the Committees of the Volunteer Corps

Peter Quill on the Liberty of the Press

964

965

Letter V from a Continental Observer, on the Restoration of Louis XVIII

Epigram, by Anti-Medicus

POETRY.

Address to the British People on the Invasion, by Regis et Patriæ Amator

Trials for High Treason in Ireland .

TRIALS.

LISTS, TABLES, STATEMENTS, AND ACCOUNTS.

Account of the Value of Imports into Great Britain for Eighteen Years, end-

ing January 5th, 1803, exclusive of Corn and other Grain, and exclusive

of Importations from the East Indies and China; together with the diffe-

rence between the official and declared Value of British Produce and

Manufactures exported for as many Years of the same Period as can be

made up

Abstract Statement of the Public Income of Great-Britain for the Year ending on

the 5th of January, 1803, from the Accounts laid before l'arliament

Account of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain for the Year ended on the 5th

of January, 1803 -

Account of the Sums actually received by the Commissioners for the Reduction of

the National Debt; for the Year ended the 5th of January, 1803

Account of the Interest paid on Exchequer Bills; for the Year ended on the 5th of

Account of the Sums paid towards satisfying the Charges of the Funded Debts

of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Imperial Loans, for the Year ended

on the 5th of January, 1803

Account of the public Expenditure of Great-Britain, for the Year ended on the

5th of January, 1803

Account of the Number and Tonnage of Vessels built and registered in Great-
Brttain, in the three Years ending on the 5th of January, 1793, in the three
Years ending on the 5th of January, 1802, and in the last Year-

Account of the Progress made in the Redemption of the Public Funded Debt

of Great-Britain, at the 1st of February, 1803, distinguishing the Capitals

of the several Funds, and specifying how much of each has been received

by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, since the 1st

of August, 1786, &c. &c.

1481

1484

- 1485-

Account of the Unfunded Debt of Great-Britain, and Demands outsanding,

on the 5th of January, 1803, under the Heads of Exchequer, Treasury, Army,

Barracks, Ordnance, Navy, Civil List Advances, and any other Head of

Public Service, specifying the same