Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 3

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R. Bagshaw, 1803

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Decree of the French Consuls relative to the Duty on Foreign Muslins
113
Convention between Austria France and Russia signed at Paris December
133
Message of the President of the United States of America to the Congress
135
Letter from Mr Jefferson President of the United States to the French National
181
Minutes of Proceedings from 3d to 8th February
183
Resolutions of the Committee of Merchants and others shippers of Goods from
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Resolutions of the House of Representatives of the State of Kentucky Dec 1 1802
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Minutes 9th to 16th February
247
Extract from the Morning Post on Despard and his Associates
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The Traitors Epitaph 268
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Accurate Estimate of the Value of Buonapartes Dress on Gala Days
279
Message from His Majesty relative to the Affairs of H R H the Prince of Wales 248
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Sentence of the Court Royal of Jersey against two Printers of that Island 1286
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Minutes 23d February to 3d March
339
Swenska on the Politics of France
359
Epigram on hearing of Disapprobation expressed at the late Executions for High
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Minutes of Proceedings from 4th to 9th March 402
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historian The disrespectful expressions made use of in these writings
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Minutes of Proceedings from 9th to 15th March
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an almost endless number and variety of articles and of subjects all pos
441
Letter from J B proving the Treaty of Amiens not binding on the Country
463
Swenska on the Politics of France
479
On England from the Journal du Commerce of the 18th of March
495
Articles of Agreement for the Retention of the Cape of Good Hope 500
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Letter from the Sec of State to the Lord Lieutenants of Maritime Counties
503
Message from his Majesty relative to Sir James Saumarez Bart
509
Mr Cobbetts First Letter to Mr Addington on the deceptious Tendency of
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Oficial Papers relative to Gorce
523
French Manifesto inserted in the Hamburgh Correspondenti March 30 1803
527
Mr Cobbetts Second Letter to Mr Addington on the deceptious Tendency
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Page
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Moderate Men and Moderate Measures a Song sung at the Anniversary of Hiley
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Notice from the War Office to Officers on Halfpay 504
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Letter from J B on Malta
561
Mr Cobbetts Third Letter to Mr Addington on the deceptious Tendency of
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Blocks an Ode 594
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SUMMARY OF POLITICSCharge of MinistryPeace or War?Mr Sheridan
615
Letter from the Commandant of Senegal to the British Governor at Goree 524
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SUMMARY OF POLITICSNonResidence of the ClergyAmerica and Louisiana
633
The Doctors Mode of Practice proved to be neither new nor successful 618
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Authentic Papers relative to the Rights and Claims of the People of Malta
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Letter from Mr Cobbett to Mr Mac Intosh on his Speech in Defence of
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Norway 718
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TradeMaidstone OppositionMaltese DeputationThe Negotiation
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Letter from Mr Cobbett to Lord Auckland comparing his Lordships Support
737
Memorial presented by the Maltese Deputies to Lord Hobart 680
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Letter from Candidus in defence of Lord Hawkesbury 742
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Extract of a Dispatch from Mr Merry to Lord Hawkesbury Paris
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tys Ships of War 792
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Extract of a Dispatch from Mr Merry to Lord Hawkesbury Paris
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Minutes 28th April to 1st June 810
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Strictures on the Operations of Lord St Vincent with regard to the French Fleet
833
Order of his Britannic Majesty for making Reprisals on the French Republic 750
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Letter from E A on the Navy
865
Lieut Gen Mortiers Address to the Inhabitants of the Electorate of Hanover
867
Minutes of Proceedings from 2d to 7th June
869
Ode for his Majestys BirthDay 1803 by H J Pye Esq Poet Laureat 876
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SUMMARY OF POLITICSSaint DomingoAmerican StatesThe Conduct
895
Letter from Lieut Gen Mortier at Hanover to the French Minister at War
899
Letter from Mr Cobbett to Mr Addington containing Strictures on the Budget
915
Mr Windhams Speech on the Eill for the Defence of the Country
929
Letter from Gen Boyer to the Minister of the Marine and Colonies Domingo
1051
Extract of a Dispatch from Lord Whitworth to Lord Hawkesbury
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Mr Cobbett on the Capture of the Invincible Standard by Anthony Lutz 65
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Oct 25 1802
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Extract of a Dispatch from Mr Liston to Lord Hawkesbury Hague
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Extract of a Dispatch from Lord Whitworth to Lord Hawkesbury Paris
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Buonapartes Letter to the King of England 5th Nivôse Year 8
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Reply of the English Government to the above Official Auswer Sept 7 1800 1162
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Note from M Otto to Lord Grenville 1st Vendémiaire Year 9 1174
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Note from Lord Hawkesbury to M Otto in reply June 25 1800
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April 2
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Official Answer to the above Note August 5th 1801
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IMPORTANT TRIALS
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Minutes 14th to 30th June 971
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Debate in the Commons Feb 21 on the Dismissal of Mr MarshallSir
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Debate in the Lords Feb 22 on the Bank Restriction BillLord PelhamLord
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Debate in the Commons Feb 23 on the Establishment of his Royal Highness
1307
Copy of His Majestys Order for the Restitution of certain Islands or Settle
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Report of the Committee of Commerce of the United States on Countervailing
1347
Debate in the Commons March 14 on the Middlesex ElectionMr Sheridan
1397
Debate in the Commons March 14 on the India BudgetLord Castlereagh
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Debate in the Lords March 16 on the Irish Post Office BillLord Auckland
1427
Debate in the Lords March 17 on the Irish Chalking ActLord Auckland
1447
Debate in the Commons March 22 on the Militia Officers BillMr Yorke
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Debate in the Commons March 28 on the Salt BillGen GascoyneMr
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Debate in the Lords March 31 on the Clergy NonResidence BillBishop of
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Debate in the Lords April 4 on the Militia Officers BillEarl RomneyMarquis
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coyne
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Debate in the Commons April 21 relative to mercantile AccommodationGen
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Debate in the Commons April 29 relative to the Nottingham ElectionMr
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Debate in the Lords May 3 relative to the Bank of IrelandLord KingEarl
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Debate in the Lords May 5 on the Irish Bank Restriction BillLord KingMar
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Debate in the Lords May 13 on FinanceLord KingLord AucklandEarl
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Debate in the Commons May 13 on the State of the NegotiationLord G L
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Debate in the Commons May 20 on the MilitiaMr YorkeCol PorterMr
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Mr AddingtonMr GreyMr CanningLord HawkesburyGen
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Debate in the Commons May 23 on the Address to the KingMr Pitt 1676
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Debate in the Commons May 25 on the War with FranceSir R PeeleMr
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Debate in the Commons June 3 on the Conduct of MinistersCol Patten
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Debate in the Commons June 6 on the Army EstimatesMr YorkeMr Wind
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Statement of the Exports of the United States from 1798 to
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London July 1
1803
Protocol of the Sitting of the 19th Jan St Pierre and MiquelonNewfoundland
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1874
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Protocol of the Sitting of the 6th MarchMaltaNeapolitan GarrisonOrder
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Note from M Talleyrand to Lord Whitworth May 12 1803
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Debate in the Coinmons June 13 on the BudgetMr Addington 1800
Proclamation addressed by the Landamman of Switzerland to the Nineteen
DECLARATION OF THE KING OF ENGLAND ACCOMPANIED WITH OBSERVA
PAPERS RELATIVE TO THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
List of Acts passed during the 2d Session of the 7th Congress of the United States
Copy of Ld Hobarts Instructions to the Governors of Surinam Berbice Deme
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Abstract of the Quantity of Fish exported from the United States the amount
An Agreement between the Senecca Indians and a Company of Dutch Merchants
Memorial of the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce to Congress against the
Sebastianis Report to the First Consul from the Moniteur of the 30th
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Debate in the Commons June 16 on the State of the DeckYardsMr Whit
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Papers respecting the continuance of the French Troops in Holland ordered to

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Pagina 373 - King there being, in contempt of our said lord the King and his laws, to the evil example of all others in the like case offending, and against the peace of our said lord the King, his crown and dignity.
Pagina 373 - In contempt of our said Lord the King and his laws, to the evil and pernicious example of all others in the like case offending, and against the peace of our said Lord the King, his crown and dignity.
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Pagina 243 - And in consequence of the stipulations contained in the fourth article, his Catholic Majesty will permit the citizens of the United States, for the space of three years from this time, to deposit their merchandise and effects in the port of New Orleans, and to export them from thence without paying any other duty than a fair price for the hire of the stores; and his Majesty promises either to continue this permission, if he finds, during that time, that it is not prejudicial to the...
Pagina 749 - The conduct of the First Consul to his Majesty'? Ambassador at his audience, in presence of the Ministers Ministers of most of the Sovereigns and States of Europe, furnishes another instance of provocation on the part of the French Government, which it would be improper not to notice on the present occasion, and the subsequent explanation of this transaction may be considered as having the effect of aggravating, instead of palliating, the affront. " At the very time when his Majesty was demanding...

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