Full Powers of the Empire for the Deputation, charged with the Discussion of the Points which remain yet to be regulated for the Fulfilment of the Peace 653 il. 662 Report made to the First Consul of France, in the Senate, by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sitting of Saturday the 21st of August 1802, stating the Conclusum on the German Indemnities Note of Baron de Hugel, Plenipotentiary of his Imperial Majesty, addressed to C. Laforet, Minister Extraordinary of the French Republic Note addressed by the Imperial Plenipotentiary to the Deputation, informing them of his Accession to the Conclusums of the 16th 664 Definitive Conclusum adopted by the Deputation of the Diet of Ratisbon, on the 21st of October 1802, and the Opinion of Austria on the general Plan of Indemnities 665 Note presented at the Diet of Ratisbon, on the 25th of October, by Baron Bild, the Swedish Deputy for Anterior Pomerania 667 Royal Patent Ordinance relative to the Occupation of the Bishopric of Osnaburgh, published in that Bishopric 668 The Deputies of all the Communes in the three Cantons of Uri, Schwitz, and Underwald, to Citizen Verninac, Minister of the French Republic in Switzerland it. 669 Representation of the Lesser Cantons of Switzerland to the First Consul, on the Subject of the Evacuation of Helvetia Convention concluded between the Municipality of Zurich and the Commissary of the Helvetic Government Convention between the Helvetic Troops at Berne and the Insurgents besieging ib. 670 671 the Town Bonaparté, First Consul of the French Republic, President of the Italian Republic, to the Eighteen Cantons of the Helvetic Republic, Sept. 30 Answer of the Diet of Schwitz to the Proclamation of Bonaparté State Paper, October 9 Note verbale Dispatch from Lord Hawkesbury to Mr. Moore, October 10 in Arms, October 12 672 673 674 675 Proclamation of the Council of War of the Swiss League to their Brothers Dispatch from Mr. Moore to Lord Hawkesbury, Oct. 31 677 678 ib. Proclamation to the Helvetic People, from the Government of Helvetia 679 681 ib. 684 The like, Feb. 9 The like, Feb. 27 ib. Admiral Villaret Joyeuse to the French Minister of the Marine and Colonies, March 6 689 Copy of a Letter from Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, Commander on the Jamaica Station, to Admiral Villaret Joyeuse, at the Cape, ib. Feb. 19 Proclamation Proclamation of the General in Chief, Leclerc, to the Inhabitants of St. Domingo 690 The General in Chief of the Army of St. Domingo to the Minister of the Marine and Colonies, May 8 The Same to the Same. 691 692 Extract of a letter from General Leclerc, at St. Domingo, to the Minister of Marine, June 11 693 694 Speech of his Honour the Lieutenant-governor of Jamaica (General Nugent) to the General Assembly of that Island, June 17 Message from his Honour the Lieutenant-governor, sent over to the House of Assembly, on the 17th Day of June 695 Proceedings of the House of Assembly of Jamaica, Kingston, June 21 696 Message from his Honour the Lieutenant-governor, sent over to the House of Assembly, June 21 Proceedings of the House of Assembly, June 22 699 700 Message of the President of the United States of America to the Congress, Dec. 15 701 CHARACTERS. 705 Character of John Earl of Clare, late Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, by 711 718 Sketch of the Life and Character of the late Sir Eardley Wilmot Manners and Characters of the different Inhabitants of Egypt 738 742 Some Particulars of the Life and Writings of the learned James Harris NATURAL HISTORY. 743 Account of the Pearl Oyster, and Pearl Fishery, on the Island of Ceylon 749 Account of the Nile and Climate of Egypt 755 757 Bulley 761 An Account of the Tea Tree, by Frederick Pigou, Esq. 763 USEFUL USEFUL PROJECTS. R List of Patents for new Inventions, granted in the Year 1802 771 Account of the Manufacture of Porcelain at Derby. From Britton and 778 On the destructive Effects of the Aphis and Blights on Fruit Trees; with useful Observations for preventing them. By Thomas Andrew Knight, - Esq. of Elton, near Ludlow 791 Method of preserving fresh Water sweet during long Voyages, by Samuel 785 786 Account of a Diving Boat ANTIQUITIES. 788 792 795 Account of the Establishment of regular Theatres in England, from their Description of Pompey's Pillar and Cleopatra's Needle. By a par By Sir 801 Captain 805 $ MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS. On the Atrocities of Bonaparté in Syria and Egypt. By Sir R. Wilson 307 Narrative of the March of the Indian Army destined to cooperate with the English Army in Egypt, from Cossir by the Route of Kinnèh, across the Desert. By Sir R. Wilson 810 A true Narrative of the melancholy Situation of his Majesty's Store Ship, Letter from Edmund Burke to Col. Vallaney (never published) POETRY. Ode for the New Year, by H. J. Pye, Esq. Poet Laureat Ode for his Majesty's Birth Day, by the same Prologue to the First Part of Shakespeare's Henry the Fourth, 2 814 820 822 823 spoken by 825 Prologue Prologue to Uriana, by the Right Honourable Lord John Townshend 825 Ode by the late Honourable W. Hussey Burgh Lines recited at the London Tavern, on Mr. Pitt's Birth Day 827 ib. Song, upon the same Occasion, supposed to be written by Mr. G. Rose 828 Lochiel's Warning. By Thomas Campbell, Esq. Author of "The Pleasures of Hope." The Beech Tree's Petition. By Thomas Campbell, Esq. 829 831 832 833 Extract from "The Pleasures of Hope," by Thomas Campbell, Esq. The Mermaid. By J. Leyden 838 839 848 851 853 The Eighth Lecture on conducting a Suit at Law. From the "Pleader's Guide," attributed to Mr. Anstey, Jun. The Dying Daughter to her Mother, by Mrs. Opie Song, (from the Metrical Miscellany) Account of Books for 1802. History of the British Expedition to Egypt, &c. by Sir Robert Wilson 855 872 Travels through Sweden, Finland, and Lapland, to the North Cape, in the THE END. R. Wilks, Printer, Chancery-lane. |