History of Great Britain, from the Revolution, 1688, to the Concluding of the Treaty of Amiens, 1802, Volumen10

R. Phillips, 1805

BOOK	1

Treason Bill	10

Prosecution of Mr Reeves	23

Extravagant Loan of the Minister	29

Motion by Mr Grey for a Committee of Enquiry	35

Motion by the Marquis of Lansdown for the Appoint	44

Close of the Session	55

Heart of Germany	58

Brixen captured by the French	258

Manifesto of General Bonaparte against the Republic	265

Descent of the French on the Coast of Wales or Welsh	271

Victory over the Dutch Fleet by Admiral Duncan	277

Formidable Opposition to the Directory in the Councils	283

Triumph of the Directory	291

Fresh Attempt of the Court of London to negotiate with	298

Abrupt Conclusion of the Negotiation	325

Wonderful Successes of General Bonaparte in Italy	67

French take Possession of Leghorn likewise of Bologna	74

Cispadane Confederacy	80

Capture of a Dutch Squadron at Saldanhabay	86

General Washington resigns his Office	95

State of the Gallican Church	101

Alliance between France and Spain	107

Second Attempt of the Court of London to negotiate with	115

Ill Success of Lord Malmesburys Mission	132

Death of the Empress of Russia	138

Alarm of the Court of Vienna 261	144

Statement of Finance	148

Motion of Mr Fox relative to the Money advanced to	154

Messages from the King to both Houses announcing	166

State of Parties	185

Bank of England stops Payment	193

Second National Loan	199

Pacificatory Motion by the Earl of Oxford in the House	203

Important Motion of the Earl of Moira respecting Ire	213

Petitions to the King for the Removal of Ministers	221

Motion by Mr Grey for a Reform in Parliament	227

Scottish Militiabill	240

General Provera surrenders	246

Ambassy to Marino	252

State of the Gallican Church	333

Congress at Rastadt	339

National Thanksgiving	347

Trial of Arthur OConnor c 423	351

Debates on the Address	354

Conduct of Ministers approved	366

Defective Plan for the Redemption of the Landtax	375

Duel between Mr Pitt and Mr Tierney	381

Debates on the State of Ireland	388

Twelve Regiments of English Militia sent to Ireland	394

Irish Catholics engage in a criminal Intercourse with	413

Progress of the Irish Conspiracy	420

Rebellion in Ireland	428

Rebellion suppressed in the North	437

French Force lands in the Bay of Killala	443

Island of Minorca captured	494

Domestic Occurrences	496

Victory of the Pyramids	508

Extraordinary Effects resulting from the Defeat of	514

Proceedings of the Congress at Rastadt	524

Revival of the War in Germany and Italy	531

Neapolitan Army enters Rome	539

Pacificatory Motion by Mr Pollen in the House of Com	553

Título	History of Great Britain, from the Revolution, 1688, to the Concluding of the Treaty of Amiens, 1802, Volumen10 History of Great Britain, from the Revolution, 1688, to the Concluding of the Treaty of Amiens, 1802, William Belsham
Autor	William Belsham
Editor	R. Phillips, 1805
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	15 Abr. 2019

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