Account of the Quantity of Corls Imported into the Port of London, from

1744 to 1795

Average Prices of What and Barley, during the Year 1795

133

ibid.

State of the Earometer, Thermometer, and Hygrometer for the Year 1795, 134

A General Bill of Christenings and Burials, from Dec. 9, 1791, to Dec. 8,

1795

135

STATE

PAPERS.

Meffage from the King, to the House of Commons, Feb. 4

The like, April 27

His Majefty's Speech from the Throne, on clofing the Seffion, June 27,

His Majefty's Speech from the Throne, on opening the Seffion, OA. 29,

Meffage from the King, Dec. 7.

The like, Dec. 8

The like

Proteft of Lord Stanhope, against this Country interfering in the internet

Affairs of France

Protest against the A&t for farther Sufpending the Habeas Corpus Act, 145

Protest against the Rejection of the Motion for treating with France,
Protest against the Rejection of the Motion for Investigating the Caufe of
Lord Fitzwilliam's Recall

Protest against the Act for Transferring the Militio,

Protest against the Paffing of the New Treafon-Bill

Proteft against the Sedition Bill

ibid.

151

152

158

Speech of his Excellency the Vice-Roy of Corfica, delivered to the Chamber of

Parliament, at the Opening of the Seffion, Feb. 9, 1795,

155

157

Earl Fitzwilliam's Speech to both Houfes of the Irish Parliament, on Opening

the Seffion, Jan. 22

Earl Camden's Speech, on Proroguing the Irish Parliament, June 5, 159

Convention between his Britanic Majefly and the Emperor of Germany,

figned at Vienna, May 4

161

Articles of Agreement for raifing French Corps for the Service of Great

Britain, March 9

163

167

Proclamation respecting Dutch Bills of Exchange, Feb. 6

Additional Inftructions to the Commanders of Ships of War and Privateers

having Lellers of Marque against France

168

Proclamation by his Excellency James Scaton, Captain-General and Governor-
in-Chief of the Ind of St. Vincent

ibid.

Orders by General the Duke of Richmond, April 20

169

Copy of a Letter and Inftructions from Sir William Scott and Dr. John Nicoll,

of the Commons, prepared at the Inftance of Mr. Jay, the American

Minifier

170

176

Proclamation iffuet by his Majefly, relative to Seditious Assemblies

Treaty of Peace figned by Charette, on the Part of the Infurgent Inhabitants

of La Vendée and the Commissioners of the Convention on the Part of the

French Republic, March 7

177

Treaty of Peace between the Chiefs of the Chouans and the French Conven-

tion

ibid.

Treaty of Peace between France and Prugia

178

Second

Second Treaty between the fame Powers

180

Substance of a Treaty, dated Bruffels, March 9, and Heidleberg, April 7,

between the Imperial and Royal Commiffion and that of France, relative

to the Individuals not taken in Arms

181

182

184

ibid.

Treaty of Alliance, offensive and defenfive, concluded between the Republic of

France and the Republic of the Seven United Provinces

Proclamation of Victor Hughes, at Guadaloupe

Proclamation of General Vaughan, at Martinico

Declaration of the Commiffioners, delegated, by the National Convention of

France, to the Windward Ifiands, to all the Neutral Nations, trading with

the faid Islands

Declaration of the fame Commissioners, to the Commanders-in-chief of the

British Forces

185

187

Addrefs, of the National Convention, to the Army of the North, on the

Anniversary of the Death of the King of France, of January 21, 188

Speech of Boiffy d'Anglas, on the Policy of the French Republic, with respect
to foreign Nations, adopted, by the Convention, as a Declaration of the
Principles of the French People, Jan. 30
ibid.

Proclamation of the Royalifs of Anjou and Upper Poitou, in Answer to the

pacificatory Proclamation of the Reprefentatives of the People,

Declaration of the Chiefs of la Vendée, in the Armies of the Centre and Pays

Bas

198

199

Addrefs of Charette, and the other Leaders, to the Inhabitants of la Vendée 200

Extract from the Regifler of the States-General, Jan. 18

Questions put by the Statholder to the Mafer of the Pink Johanna Hoogen-

Extracts from the Records of the Deliberations of the States-General,

Jan. 19

202

203

rant

ibid.

ibid.

General Daendel's Proclamation to the Dutch, inviting them to furrender, 201

Proclamation of the Revolutionary Committee of Amfterdam,

Proclamation of the Reprefentatives of the French Nation to the People of

Batavia

201

Proclamation of the Provifionary Reprefentatives of the People of Amfier-

dam

Second Proclamation

ibid.

206

209

Public Inftrument of the new Order of Things, publifhed at the Hague, 207

Proclamation of the French Commiffioners at the Hague, Jan. 27,

Proclamation, figned at the Hague

Proclamation of the Reprefentatives of the French People, at the Hague,
Jan. 30

ibid.

Proclamation of the Provisional Reprefentatives of the People of Amfterdam, ibid.

Second Proclamation, by the fame

213

Proclamation of the Council of State, in the Regency of Neufchatel, 216

217

221

ibid.

Proclamation of the Prince of Orange

Decree of the King of Spain, Feb. 4

Edict of the Grand Duke of Tuscany

Imperial Decree of Commiffion, from the Emperor, to the Diet at Ratif

bon, refpeeling the Propofition for negociating a Peace with France, 223

Proclamation addreffed to the Batavian Army, by the States-General,

225

929

Proclamation to the Dutch People, from the Provifional Reprefentatives of

Holland, March 26

Proclamation from the Committee of Public Safety, of the French Convention,
to the Inhabitants of the Province Guipufcoa, in Spain

Declaration of the King of Prufia to his most high Colleagues, C-States of

the German Empire, and Members of the Germanic League, with refet

to the Treaty of Peace concluded between him and the French Republic, 227

Proclamation from the French National Convention to the Citizens of Paris, 254

Subflance of the Emperor's Decree of Commiffion, dated Vienna, May 15,

relative to preparatory Mcafures for a Pacification, prefented to the Af-

fembly of the Diet of the Empire, at Ratifbon, May 23

235

Copy of the Note delivered from the Emperor to the King of Prufha, at

Berlin, Feb. 21

Anficer of the Pruffian Cabinet

235

239

The Members of the General Administration of Eaft Flanders, fitting at

Ghent, to the National Convention of France, Feb. 3

Letter from the Representatives of the People, with the Armies of the North,

and Sambre, and Meufe, to the National Convention

The Members of the Central Adminiftration of Belgium to the National
Convention

240

241

ibid.

Letter from the Reprefentatives of the French People, with the Armies of

the North, to the National Convention, dated Bruffelis, Feb. 26,

Letter from the fame, March 7

242

-243

213

244

Addrefs of the Magiftrates of Antwerp to the National Convention,

Letter from the Magiftrates of Brussells, read in the Convention,

Subftance of a Refeript of the Emperor, dated Vienna, prefented to the
Minifters of the States, at Ratibon, May 4

ibid.

Subftance of a Declaration, made, May 12, to the Minifters of the States of

the Empire, by the Emperor

245

Subftance of the Emperor's fecond Refeript to the Diet of Ratisbon, ibid.

Subftance of the Addrefs, which accompanied the Medal, which the Danish

Nation fent to Count Bernstorff

246

Subflance of the Treaty between Great Britain and the Dey of Algiers 246

Proclamation to the People of France, upon the Completion of the Con-
fitution

itib.

Treaty concluded at Bafle, August 8, between the Republic of France and the
Landgrave of Heff Caffell

217

Decree for incorporating the Auftrian Netherlands, &c. with the French
Republic

218

Proclamation to the French People, Oa. 7

250

Proclamation from the Executive Directory to the French People

251

Letter from Louis XVIII. to the Archbishop of Paris

Edict published at Hanover, Sept. 29

Pro Memoria, er, Note delivered by the Prufian Directorial Envoy to the

States of Franconia

263

Imperial

265

Imperial Decree of Ratification, concerning the Opening of Negociations

for a Peace between the Empire and France, August 21,

Imperial Court-Decree, concerning the feparate Treaty of Peace concluded

between the Landgrave of Heffe Caffell and the French Republic, 267

Treaty of defenfive Alliance between his Britannic Majefty and the Emperor

of Germany, figned at Vienna, May 29

Treaty of defenfive Alliance between his Britannic Majesty and the Empress

of Ruffia, Feb. 18

269

272

Manifefto on the Part of the Empress of Rusia, relative to the Affairs of

Poland

Proclamation by Sir Gilbert Elliot, Viceroy of Corfica

Note of Mr. Drake, the British Envoy, to the Genoefe Republic

Anfwer to the above

Treaty between America and Algiers

Treaty between America and Spain

Abstract of the Treaty between Great Britain and America

277

279-

281

ibid.

283

286

294

297

Treaty between the King of Spain and the Republic of France

300

Speech of the Prefident of the United States of America to both Houses of

Congress, Dec. 8, 1795 .

CHARACTER S.

Account of the Reign and Character of Maximilian II. Emperor of Ger-

many; from Wraxall's Hiftory of France.
*1

Account of the Convent of Nuns of Clariffe, at Cologne; from Mrs.
Radcliffe's Journey through Holland and the Wefern Frontier of
Germany

Obfervations on the diftinct Characters of Modern Whigs and Tories; from
Belfham's Memoirs of the Reign of George III.
*5

*7

Defcription of the feveral Merits of Albert Durer, Michael Angelo, and

Leonardo da Vinci, by Mr. Fufeli; from Seward's Anecdotes.

Account of the Ilarem, or Apartments for the Ladies; from Ruffell's Natural

Hiftory of Aleppo

*10

Account of the Turkish Ladies; from the fame

Account of the Republic of San Marino. By Dr. Gillies, Author of the
Hiftory of Greece; from Seward's Anecdotes of difiinguished Per-
fons, &c..

*14

*15

Poetical Character of Politiano; from the fame

Account of the celebrated Confpiracy of the Pazzi, at Florence; from

Rofcoe's Life of Lorenzo de' Medici.

27

30

Character of the celebrated Girolamo Savonarola; from the fame,

Life of the late James Bofwell, Efq. from the Geutleman's Magazine,

The Life of Patrick Browne, M. D. Author of the Hiflory of Jamaica;

from the European Magazine

Particulars of the Life and Character of Adam Smith, LL.
D.; from the

Third Volume of the Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh *37

Anecdotes of Mr. Robert Bakewell, of Dishley; from the Gentleman's

NATURAL HISTORY.

59

Objervations on the Structure of the Eyes of Birds, by Mr. Pierce

Smith, Student of Phyfic; from the Philofophical Transactions,

Obfervations on the Influence which incites the Mufcles of Animals to

contract, in Mr. Galvani's Experiments, by W. C. Wells, M. D. F. R. S.

from the fame

Obfervations on the Maritime Alps; from Beaumont's Travels through

them

#61

⚫70

Account of the Buffalo of America, by Mr. Turner; from Letters and

Papers on Agriculture, felected from the Correspondence of the Bath and

West of England Society, Vol. VII.

*74

In a

Account of the River Tigris; from Oufeley's Perfian Miscellanies 75

Obfervations on Spontaneous Inflammation; with a particular Account of

that which happened on board a Ruffian Frigate in the year 1781; and

of the Experiments made in order to ascertain the Cause of it.

Letter to the Editors, from the Reverend William Tooke, F. R. S. Member

of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Petersburgh, &c.; from the

Repertory of Arts and Manufactures
*77

Account of the Lynx of Abruzzo; from De Salis's Travels through various

Provinces in the Kingdom of Naples, in 1789

USEFUL PROJECTS.

*83

*86

On the Ufe of Sea Water in Agriculture; from the Earl of Dundonald's

Treatife on Agriculture and Chemistry
*85

Account of the Mode of making Parmefan Cheefe, by Mr. Pryce; from

Letters and Papers on Agriculture

Valuable new Difcovery for the Prefervation of Corn; from the Paris

Moniteur-by Antoine Gouan, National Profesor of Botany in the

School of Health at Montpelier; Addressed to the National Convention, *87

Difcovery in Difiillation from Potatoes, which will no doubt increase the

Cultivation of that Valuable Article of Life.

Cbfervations on the grafting of Trees. In a Letter from Thomas Andrew

Knight, Efq. to Sir Jofeph Banks, Bart. from the Philofophical Tranf

actions

*88

*89

On the Dry-Rot in Timber; in a Letter from Robert Batson, Efq. of

Lime-House, to the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac

tures, and Commerce; from whofe Tranfactions it is extracted,
*92

Compofition of a Water which has the Property of Defiroying Caterpillars,

Ants, and other Infects; invented by C. Tatin, at Paris; from the

Annals de Chimic

*93

Specification of the Patent gran ed to Mr. John Tucker, of Wickham, in the

County of Southampton, Tonner; for his Method of Tanning, and

making Leather of a fuperior Quality, and in a much shorter Period of

Time, than hath hitherto been done. Dated May 12, 1795,

Rice Bread.-by Arthur Young, Efq. from Annals of Agriculture,

*94

*95

Subflance