RICHARD BAGSHAW, BRYDGES-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. J. M'Crects, Printer, Black-Horse-Court, Fleet Street. CONTENTS OF VOL. XXIII. AMERICA (U.S.)-American President's Mes- sage, continued from Page 830, Vol. XXII., Documents, which accompanied the Mes- sage; consisting of correspondence between Further documeots, accompanying the Mes- sage; consisting of correspondence between Mr. Graham, Mr. Russel, Mr. Monroe, and Dispatch from Coinmodore Bainbridge, re- lating to the capture of the Java, 594. Message from the President to the Senate, Speech of the President, on taking the oath Notice to British subjects, 735. Letter froin Captain Lawrence, on the cap- Correspondence between Governor Halset and Commodore Beresford, 768, 798. Prevost, giving an account of the surrender of Dispatch from the same, narrating an ad- AUSTRIA.-Conversation between the Empe- Deposition of Lady Douglas, 374. Letter of Lady Willoughby, 386. Extract from the Register of Brownlow-stree: Deposition of Elizabeth Gosden, 586. Reply of Lady Willoughby to Queries, 391, Further Deposition of R. Bidgood, 392, 401. Deposition of Sir F. Millman, 392, 395. Narrative of the Duke of Kent, 396. Letters of the Princess of Wales to the King, 403, 404, 409, 410, 411, 435, 524. skine, 404, 407, 408, 526, 528. The Princess's Vindication, 411, 453. Deposition of Captain Manby, 518. Memorandum of a conversation between Lord Moira, Mr. Mills, and Mr. Lowten, 522. Philip Krackeler, 524. Robert Eaglestone, 524. Letters of the King to the Princess of Wales, 526, 528. 1796, 537,538. Letter from Lieut. Chads, on the loss of the Treaty of alliance with Sweden, 867. Senate to the Emperor Napoleon, on his re- Proceedings of the Senate, and the Senatus Letters from the Viceroy of Italy, the Prince Proceedings of the Conservative Senate, re- lative to the Regency, &c. 254, 266. an account of the capture of the Macedonian, Declaration of the Prince Regent against the American States, 80. Proclamation of the Prince Regent against the destroyers of machinery, 190. Copy of a letter from the Princess of Wales to the Prince Regent, 227, 262. Letter from the Princess of Wales to the Speaker of the House of Commons, 310 Letters between the Prince and Princess of Wales on their separation, 321, 537. Report of the Privy Council to the Regent, op the Princess not seeing her daughter, 325. Minute of Cabinet, Jan. 23, 1807, relative to the Princess of Wales, 360. Ditto, April 21, 1807, on the same, 364, 366. THE BOOK, 371, 435, 503. The Report of the Four Lords, 371. Speech of the Emperor to the Legislative SELECTIONS FROM OTHER PUBLICA. Concordat between the Emperor and the Abstract of the Act to relieve the Catholics, Iinperial decree, relative to the Concordat, Account of the Princess of Hanover, with State of the French army in the North, 30th Address of C. Butler, Esq. to the Protestants Proceedings of the Senate, on investing the of Great Britain and Ireland, in behalf of the Empress with the Regency, 632. Report of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Address from "Bristol, to the Princess of on the detection of Prussia, 635. Proceedings of the Conservative Senate, on Common Council of London, to the same, 690. Common Hall of London, 580. Westminster, 688 Case of Mr. Creevey, 724. 734, 757, 758, 759, 761, 764, 794, 824, 854, Debate in the House of Commons, on Mr. Cochrane Johnstone's motion, relative to the Report made by Capt. Baivit, of the Are- thusa, 790. on pro- secuting the Duke of Leeds, 906. in the House ot Lords, on the Ame- rican war, 315. ster Address, 611. Letters of Lord Moira and Mr. Whitbread, GERMANY.--Declaration of Bavarian and relative to the Princess of Wales, 503,399. Westphalian officers, 752. Meeting of the county of Kent, to petition against the Catholic claims, 201. Pastoral Address of the Roman Catholic Irish Clergy, 849. Petition of the county of Sligo, against the Catholic claims, 217. Proceedings in the City Conumon Council, on an address to the Princess, 650. Common Hall, on the sane, 516. ceiving the Report on the Address, 660. of a Court of Proprietors of the * East India Company, on the correspondence between the Directors and Goverument, 140, Edict, abolishing the Continental System, 176. Resolutions moved by Mr. C. Johnstone, 332. Speech of Mr. Whitbread, on Mrs. Lisle's 859. Lørd Ellenborough, in reply to RUSSIA.- Proclamation of the Emperor Alex- ander, from St. Petersburgh, 29, 46. XYZ on the price of beer, 654. W. Coates, on the same, 8-16. TERS, SUMMARIES OF POLITICS, AND RE- Dispatches from Lord Cathcart, March 6 SUMMARIES OF POLITICS. Proclamation of Gen. Winzingerode, on re- Alderman Wood and the celebrated Commis- prisals, 792. American States, 65. Lord Cathcart's account of the battle of Lut- American war, 33, 231, 686, 743, 784. zei), 797, 819, Army Agency, 786. Barlow, Mr. Joel, 784. SAXONY.---Proclamation of the Saxon Com. niissiouers, 67%, 693, Berkshire Meeting, 705. Major Cartwright, 173. SPAIN.-Dispatciles from Marshal Jourdan, on Catholic Bill, 779. Marquis Wellington's retreat, 14, 15, 17, Letter from Gen. Lamarque, relative to ope- Catliolic question, 174,715. To the Prince Regent, on the disputes with London Common Council Address and Com- To the Thinking People of England, on the Affairs of the East India Company, 129, 161. Northern War, 12, 97, 585, 737, 769, 815, 925. Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, 257, 289, To James Paul, on matters relating to Her Parliamentary Reform, 609, 749. 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