Proceedings in Parliament respecting the Regency.—Difficulty relative

to Issues of Money-Regent's Speech, and Debates thereon.-City

Address to the Regent. He declines a Provision for his Household

a

P. [1]

CHA P. II.

Debates on Mr. Wellesley Pole's Circular Letter respecting an intended

Delegation from the Irish Catholics

(12)

CHAP. III.

Mr. Whitbread's motion relative to the state of the King's Health in

1804.-Commercial distresses : Report of Committee appointed to in-

quire into them, and bill brought in for their relief

[19]

CHAP. IV.

Sir Samuel Romilly's bills for restricting Capital Punishments. Lord

Holland's motion concerning Informations ex-Officio.- The same

subject discussed in the House of Commons.--Motion concerning delays

in Appeals and Chancery Cause.-New clause in the Mutiny Act

[25]

CHAP. V.

Distilleries, proposed Acts concering.-Further relief granted to Portu-
gal. Debates on the subject in both Houses.-Eleemosynary

Aid te

the distressed Portuguese.- Printer's Bill.-Debate concerning the

Press in India

[33]

CHAP. VI.

Discussion on the Report of the Bullion Committee. Their Resolutions

moved by Mr. Horner, and rejected. Those of Mr. Vansittari voted.

--Lord Sidmouth's Bill for amending the Act of Toleration [43]

CHAP. VII.

Interchange of Mililia between Great Britain and Ireland.- Petition to

Parliament from the Irish Catholics, and Debates thereon in both

Houses

[51]

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CHA P. VIII.

Finance. The Budget.- Cotton Wool Duty opposed, and given up.-

Vote of Credit, and Debate

"859]

CHAP. IX.

Debate on the Duke of York's Restoration to Office.- Motion respecting

the Administration of Justice in the Island of Trinidad.-Motion

concerning an Exchange of Prisoners with France.-Doctrine of

Assassination condemned

[71]

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CHAP. X.

Lord Stanhope's Bill on Coin and Bank Noles Discussed in both Houses,

and passed

[80]

...

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+ H A P. XI.

Domestic Occurrences.- Proceedings of the Irish Catholics.-Disturb-

ances in Nottinghamshire

[89]

...

...

CHA P. XII.

Naval Affairs. Captain Hoste's engagement with a French and Italian

Squadron.--Success in the Bay of Sagone.- Flotilla captured on

the Coast of Calabria.- Capture and Destruction of a Convoy at Rago-

niza.-Danish Gun-Boats taken at Nordency.- Convoy destroyed

and taken on the coast of Normandy.-Surprise of French

ships in the

Gironde. Engagement with the Boulogne Flotilla.-Fort and Gun-

Boats taken in the Gulf of Salerno.-Batteries and Vessels taken on

the Coast of Naples.-Fast-sailing Privateer captured.--Action be-
tween a French and English Squadron off Madagascar ; and Tama-
tare retaken.- Loss of the Saldanha Frigate and of the Hero, De-

fence, and St. George men of war

[95]

...

CHAP. XIII.

Campaign in Portugal.- Retreat of Massena.-Action at Sabugal.-

Repulse of the French at Fuentes d'Honor.--Their Evacuation of

Almeida.-Battle of Albuera.-Siege of Badajos raised.--State of

the Portuguese Army

[102 ;

...

CHAP. XIV.

Transactions in Spain. -Events in Catalonia.-Death of Romana.--

Success of the French in Estramaduru.-Badajos taken by them.-

Battle of Barrosa.-State of the Occupation of Spain.-Mina's Suc-

cess.- Tarragona taken by the French.-Lord Wellington blockades

Ciudad Rodrigo.-Retreats.--General Hill's Success in Estrama-

dura.-Blake defeated.-Murviedro taken.-Guerillas.- Actions in

Andalusia.-Blake again routed, and Valencia invested.-Affairs of

the Cortes

[110]

000

CHAP. XV.

State of France.- Annexation of Hamburgh.- Marine Conscription.

Birth of a Son to Napoleon.-Exposé.-Annexations in Italy.

Rigorous Decree against English Property.-- Napoleon's Tour to

Holland.-Conscripts called out

[127]

CH A P. XVI.

Russia.--War with Turkey.-Differences with the French.- Austria.

-The Rest of Germany

[134]

CHA P. XVII.

Sweden.-Denmark.-- Italy.—Sicily.--Turkey.-Massacre of

of the

Mamelukes

[141]

...

CHA P. XVIII.

United Staies of America

...

[149]

CHAP. XIX.

Transactions in Spanish America.-West India Islands

[158]

CHAP. XX.

India.--Persia.- Reduction of Java by the English.-Affairs of

China

[166]

Prince Regent's Answer to the Committee of Parliament

Her Majesty's ditto

Abstract of the Regency Bill

Correspondence between the Regent and Mr. Perceval

Speech of the Regent, Feb. 12

...

Regent's Message, March 12

...

Ditto

April 8

Report from the Select Committee on Commercial Credit

Appendir to Ditto

Report on the Petition of several Weavers, &c.
Report relative to the State of Appeals in the House of Lords
Resolutions proposed by Mr.

Horner on the Bulion Committee

Copy of Lord Stanhope's Gold Coin and Bank Note Bill

Regent's Speech, July 24th

Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland

Petition of the Roman Catholics of Ireland

Tables of Public Income, Expenditure, &c.

282

283

ibid.

290

291

292

295

297

298

300

302

304

...

II.-FOREIGN.

316

317

318

321

...

324

329

331

336

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Proclamation of the Cortes

Imperial Decree on Sugar and Indigo

Proclamation of the Governors of Portugal

The Council of Regency to the Spanish Nation

Letters between Lord Strang ford and the Regency of Buenos

Ayres

Speech of the French Emperor to the Legislative Body
Declaration of Independence of the Province of Venezuela
Decree of Spanish Cortes on Seigniories ...
Note from the Hon. Henry Wellesley to the Spanish first Secre-

tary of State, and Answer

Letter from the Catholic Bishops of North America to those of

Ireland.

Speech of the Austrian Emperor to the Diet of Hungary

Maritime Decree of Napoleon

Spanish Constitution

Royal Edict, Lisbon

President of the United States' Message to Congress

337

341

342

343

345

347

348

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