Compulsory Adoption of Vaccine Inoculation and the Prosecution of Mr.

Reeves

Strictures on Mr. Pye's New Year's Ode

Marcus's Hint to "THE FAMILY"

Paper published by Persons concerned in the Trade to Honduras
SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Strictures on the Paper published by the Honduras'
Merchants-British Creditors in the French Funds-Continentai Connexions
-Grand Duke of Tuscany-Cession of Louisiana-Undue Despondency

Letter from W. B. on the Conduct of the Admiralty

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Right of cutting Logwood at Honduras-American
States and Louisiana-Saint Domingo-Conduct of the Admiralty-State of
Parties-Mr. Pitt-Mr. Sheridan's Small Politicians

Mr. Cobbett's Address to Foreigners on publishing "Le Mercure Anglois

Narrative of the Movements of the 42d Royal Highland Society on the 21st of
March, 1801, with Mr. Cobbett's Strictures thereon

Extract from the Morning Chronicle, on the Capture of the Invincible Standard

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to the People of the United States of America, on the

Cession of Louisiana to France

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Sebastiani's Report to the First Consul-Mission of

Gen. Lasnes to Lisbon-French Publication relative to Mr. Windham-Em-

ployment of English Ships by the French-Disposition of the American Go-

vernment

R. B's Letter, on Mr. Addington and the Maidstone Opposition

Ignotus's Second Letter, on the Evacuation of Malta

Letter from Tropicus, on the West India Commission

Letter from Nauticus, on the Navy Bill

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Representation of the Board of Trade to Geo. I. on the right of cutting Logwood

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97

107

109

110

120

129

144

161

164

169

170

187

193

195

202

206

209

Extract from Capt. Walsh's History of the Campaign in Egypt, relative to the Cap-

ture of the Invincible Standard

225

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Hawkesbury, on the consequences of the Cession

of Louisiana to France

226

232

in the Bay of Campeachy

Mr. J. Tietenser's parting Word to Candidus, with a Little Truth for Verax

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Parties-The Addingtons and Mr. Pitt-Saint Do-

mingo-Napper Tandy's Letter-Convention between France, Austria and

Russia

Mr. Cobbett's Address to the Public on compleating the Second Volume of his

Register

250

257

Letter from a West India Merchant, on the West India Commission and Navy

Bill

263

Extract from the Morning Post, on Despard and his Associates

Accurate Estimate of the Value of Buonaparté's Dress on Gala Days
Trial of Mr. Peltier for a Libel on Buonaparté

270

276

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Execution of Despard and his Associates-Methodists-

Sir Rowland Hill-Peltier's Trial

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286

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Mac Intosh on his Speech in Defence of Mr.

Peltier

289

Testimonial of H. R. H. the Prince of Condé in Favour of Mr. Peltier

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Hawkesbury on the Conduct which will hereafter

be pursued by the French, with regard to the Cession of Louisiana

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-State of the French Republic-Mr. Peltier's Trial-

Napper Tandy's Leiter to Lord Pelham-English Manufactures-St. Domingo 317

Second Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Mac Intosh, on his Speech in Defence of

Mr. Peltier

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Hawkesbury, on the Situation to which the

Country has been reduced by the Peace, and the Necessity of a new War

Letter from A. R. on the present State of the Navy

Observer's Letter on the Conduct of the Admiralty Board

Napper Tandy's Letter to Mr. Elliot

Copy of the Information against Mr. Peltier for a Libel upon Buonaparté
Observations on Mr. Peltier's Trial, from the Moniteur

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Sheridan, on his gross Misrepresentations of the
Expressions of Mr. Windham, in his Speech on the King's Message
An Englishman's Letter, on Lord Saint Vincent and the Navy
SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Finance and the Funds-Army and Navy-War or
Peace? The mechanical Ministry

Swenska on the Politics of France

SUMMARY OF POLITICS--West-Indies-St. Domingo-Louisiana-The Tur-
kish Empire-Cape of Good Hope-Malta-Public Credit-Sir Thomas
Troubridge-Militia-Creating Despondency

Letter from J. B. proving the Treaty of Amiens not binding on the Country

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-United States of America-Views of France-Mr. Ad-

Page

359

361

362

374

385

392

406

417

429

Invincible Standard-Statement of the Field Officers of the Queen's German Re-

giment-Mr. Cobbett's Observations thereon

449

464

dington's 50 Sail of the Line in a Month

Swenska on the Politics of France

468

X's Observations on His Majesty's late Message to Parliament

480

On England, from the Journal des Débats of the 19th of March

Napper Tandy's Second Letter to Mr. Elliot

On England, from the "Journal du Commerce" of the 18th of March

490

496

497

Mr. Cobbett's Third Letter to Mr. Addington, on the deceptious Tendency of his

Financial Statements

Timothy Gosling's Letter, on Hiley Addington's Birth-Day

Particulars of a Forgery attempted to be practised on the Bank of Lisbon

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Malta-Fushing and H lland-Louisiana Expedition

-Linois's Squadron-Saint Domingo-Charge of Ministry-Mr. Pitt

Mr. Cobbett's Second Letter to Mr. Addington, on the deceptious Tendency of

his Financial Statements

Letter from J. B. on Malta

Celebration of Hiley Addington's Birth Day, on the First of April

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-The Hamburgh Manifesto-The Affair of Goree-

American States and Louisiana-The Addingtonian Navy-Charge of Mi-

nistry-Mr. Pitt

Mr. Cobbett's First Letter to Mr. Addington, on the deceptious Tendency of his

Financial Statements

Philo-Melitensis on the Importance of Malta

J. B's Remarks of Swenska's Letter on the Politics of France and Russia

SUMMARY OF POL TICS-Charge of Ministry-Peace or War?-Mr. Sheridan

Mr. Cobbett's Fourth Letter to Mr. Addington, on the deceptious Tendency of his

Financial Statements

On Malta, from the Moniteur of the 20th of April

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Non-Residence of the Clergy-America and Louisiana

-Decree at Martinico- Tonnage Duty-Cape of Good Hope-Charge of

Ministry

Misocosmopolis on Ker Porter and his Battle of Lodi

600

609

619

627

641

643

643

exaggerated Financial Statements

An Englishman's Second Letter on Lord St. Vincent and the Navy

Authentic Papers, relative to the Rights and Claims of the People of Malta

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Auckland, on the dangerous Tendency of his

Letter from J. W. on the Maltese Deputation

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-King of France-The Navy-The King's Message-

Change of Ministry-True Briton-Mr. Pitt-Splendid Humbug

Letter from Projet and Contre Projet, on the Peregrinations of the Richmond

Doctor

688

692

705

Viator's Letter on General Bentham's Projects

L. M's Letter, on the Navy

Extract from "Le Richezze dell' Italia passate in Franchia"

707

710

713

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Press Gangs-Stock Jobbing Nation-Finance and

Trade-Maidstone Opposition-Maltese Deputation-The Negotiation

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Auckland, comparing his Lordship's Support of

the Peace of Amiens with his former Professions

Letter from Candidus in defence of Lord Hawkesbury

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Emigration from Scotland-Finance-The War-Pa-

pers relative to the Negotiation

Maltese Question

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Hawkesbury, on the fatal Consequences of the

Peace, and the prominent features of the misconduct of Ministers since its

Conclusion

Extract from the "Clef du Cabinet" relative to M. de Tinseau

Le Chevalier Tinseau's Letter to the Editor, in Reply to the above Extract

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-The French Government-Debates in Parliament-

Mr. Pitt-Mr. Peltier-Clergy Bill

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Lord Hawkesbury on the prominent Features of the

Misconduct of Ministers since the conclusion of the Peace, with regard to the

Press, the French Emigrants and Vendean Royalists, Swisserland, the French

Troops in Holland, the Cape of Good Hope and other Dutch Colonies,

Malta, Egypt, and Louisiana

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-The True Briton-Garbled State Papers-The Arrest

of English People in France-The Mediation of Russia-Change in the

Ministry

Strictures on the Operations of Lord St. Vincent, with regard to the French Fleet

in the Mediterranean

Veritas on the Present State of the Navy

Letter from E. A. on the Navy

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Saint Domingo-American States-The Conduct of

France-Garbled State Papers-King of Sardinia-Continental Powers-The

Maltese Papers-Finance-Censure of Ministers-Mr. Pitt-The City Ad-

dress-Mr. Peltier

Letter from "A Friend to my Country", on the present State of the Navy and

the Probability of an Invasion

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723

737

742

751

769

782

790

791

794

801

820

833

837

865

879

897

916

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Mr. Windham's Speech on the Bill for the Defence of the Country

SUMMARY OF POLITICS -Hanover-French Remarks on the Budget-French

Answers to the English Declaration-Income Tax-Defence of the Country

Extract from the Moniteur, on the Debates in the British Parliament relative to

the present War

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-Hanover-The King of Sardinia-Garbled State Papers

-War of Necessity

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to Mr. Addington, containing Strictures on the Budget

for 1803

925

929

947

961

966

981

990

Fragment of a Letter from Mr. Burke to Dr. Laurence

Letter from Mr. Cobbett to the Secretary at War, containing Strictures on the

Army of Reserve Bill

SUMMARY OF POLITICS-French Decree relative to English Manufactures-Mr.
Liston's Note to the Dutch Government-Chaptal's Circular Letter

CRITICISMS AND NOTICES.

Review of Mr. Addington's Speech in the Committee of Ways and Means, Dec.
10, 1802

A Few Days at Paris, with Remarks characteristic of several distinguished Per-

Ode for the New Year, from Dryden's Fable of the "Cock and Fox"
Ode for the New Year, 1803, by H. J. Pye, Esq. Poet Laureat

The Traitor's Epitaph

Epigram on hearing of Disapprobation expressed at the late Executions for High

Treason

Bob and the Doctor; a New Song to an Old Tune

Anacreontic, sung at the Anniversary of Hiley Addington's Birth-Day

Moderate Men and Moderate Measures; a Song sung at the Anniversary of Hiley

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268

268

598

522

Addington's Birth-Day, on the First of April

Epigram on the Addingtonian Navy

Epigrams on the Blocks

Blocks; an Ode

The Doctor defended by Precedent

The Doctor's Excuse

554

555

555

594

595

595

Origin of the prevailing Influenza called "La Grippe"

596

The Grand Consultation

616

Canto I.

The Doctor's Mode of Practice proved to be neither new nor successful

Good Intentions! a Poem.

618

664

Ode for his Majesty's Birth-Day, 1803, by H. J. Pye, Esq. Poet Laureat

The Doctor versus Cocker

876

879

IMPORTANT TRIALS.

Trial of Lieut. Col. George Mackenzie, Capt. John M'Donogh, Ensign George

Lanigan, Serj. Andrew Mackay, and Serj. Alexander Sutherland, all of the

late Regiment of the Ross and Cromarty Rangers, accused at the instance

of Daniel Ross and others, of being guilty of the Murder of certain Persons,

in the Streets of Aberdeen

1209

1215

Trial of Edward Marcus Despard, for High Treason, Feb. 7, 1803

Trial of M. Peltier, for a Libel on Napoleon Buonaparté, First Consul of France 1228

List of Acts passed during the 2d Session of the 7th Congress of the United States

of America

Table of the Number of Bankruptcies, from January to June, 1803, inclusive

Table of the Prices of the Three per Cent. Consols, from January to June, 1803,

2006

2067

Table of the Number of Christenings and Burials within the Bills of Mortality,

from January to June, 1803, inclusive

Table of the Prices of the French Five per Cent. Consolidés, from January to

June, 1803, inclusive

2068

2068

2068

Table of the Prices of the Quartern Loaf, from January to June, 1803, inclusive 2068

Table of the Prices of Meat and Sugar, from January to June, 1803, inclusive 2068

DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.

N. B. After this page comes the Register, beginning at page 1, and continuing on to page 992. Then follows the SUPPLEMENT, which begins with page 993, and closes with the Index of Places.-The Signatures of the Supplement have a* before them, except SSS, TTT, UUU, XXX, and YYY, which have no before ibem.

This Volume must always be bound with a HOLLOW BACK, and great care must be taken not to cut too much from the edges of the leaves. There is quite margin enough, if proper care be taken.