Annual Register, Volume 49

Edmund Burke

the Fraudulent Dealings of Mr Alexander Davison Proceedings of	2

Armistice which is granted Conditions of this Armistice	16

Meeting of ParliamentHis Majestys Speech delivered to both Houses	31

Mr CanningLord Henry Pettyand Mr PercevalAddress	52

The insatiable Ambition and insiduous Policy of France No Alternative	72

Appointment of a Committee of Inquiry into useless Places and sinecure	89

Motion for a gradual Abolition of Slavery in our WestIndia colonies	110

time the Second Reading of the Bill Resolution moved by	128

His Majestys Speech delivered by Commission on the Meeting of	709

Extract from the MinuteBook of the Office of Secretary of State	777

Portugal Additional Edictal or proclamation issued by the prince	778

Memoirs of the late Right Rev Dr John Douglas Bishop of Salis	785

Another character of Mr Pitt written by the Right Honourable George	795

Character and Talents of the late Mr	802

Some Account of the late John Charnock esq	813

Fall and character of Llewelyn the last sovereign Prince of Wales	821

Meeting of Parliament after the Adjournment New Ministry Motion	151

yet	166

military and naval Measures by which it was commenced Attempt	249

Account of a signal Victory gained by the Russians over the French	649

Gallant Action Letter from Captain Mundy of his Majestys ship	708

The following public Pills received the Royal Assent in the First	735

The King of Prussias Proclamation respecting the occupation by	657

Address of Kosciusko to the Poles 664	664

British Order of Council 671	670

House of Representatives Dec 3 679	679

America Burrs Conspiracy Message of the President containing	691

Message of Buonaparte to the French Senate 702	702

A Botanical and Economical Account of Bassia Butyracea or East	833

Usefulness of Ladybirds	840

On the Culture of Spring Wheat By Sir Joseph Banks Bart	863

Antiquities at Soddington Worcestershire By Mr J Milner	897

On the Death of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox	958

The Horologe of the Fields Addressed to a Young Lady on seeing	965

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Extract of a Dispatch received from Lieutenantgeneral the Right

Considerations on the late Negociation with France in the House