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Armistice between General Buonaparte and

the Pope, xxii

public to the United States-Letters
from Touffaint Louverture to him, Page
1-His letter to Mr. Pickering refpecting
the conduct of the United States to
France, 256-His fecond letter to Mr.
Pickering on the same subject, 263-
His letter to the French citizens in Ame-
rica refpecting the national cockade,
294

America, United States of, Proteft from
Captain George Dominick, 240-Rati-
fication of the explanatory article of the
treaty between Great Britain and the
United States, 242-Letter from the
American ambaffador at London to Mr.
Johnfon, refpecting neutral fhips, 243-
General Washington's letter of refigna-
tion, 243-Correfpondence with the
French, minifter Adet, 259-Proclama-
tion of Mr. Washington, refpecting the
explanatory article to the treaty with
Great Britain, 295-Speech of the Prefi-
fident to the Congrefs, 298-Addrefs of
the Congress in answer to it, 302
Angereau, General, his proclamation to the
citizens of Ferrara, 43
Archduchess of Auftria-Her proclamation
to the Tyrolefe, 23
Archduke Charles-His declaration re-
fpecting the commencement of hoftilities,
21-His proclamation refpecting the re-
conquered districts of the German Empire,
164
Armiftices, concluded by General Moreau
with the Duke of Wirtemberg, Page i
with the Circle of Suabia, iv
with the Circle of Franconia, v
with the Margrave of Baden,

a fociety,
the minifter
Marine, refpecting Toulon, 37-Arret
of the Directory refpecting feamen, 56

Barthelemi, M. de, his letter to the mi-
nifter for foreign affairs, refpecting the
Auftrian minifter, 155-His note to the
Canton of Bafle refpecting the Emigrants,
308

Bavaria, Elector of, Armistice with the
French Republic, xii

Bediani, his answer to the French director

Sucy, refpecting two English floops, 306
Berthier, General, his funmmons to the com-
mandant of Mantua; 55

Bonnard, General, to the magiftrates of
Frankfort; 49

Bouillon, Prince of, his proclamation at
Jerfey to the Emigrants, it
Bournonville, General, letter to the com-
mittee of Union for affairs on land,
44

Buonaparte, General,-Armistice with Na-
ples, xiv

dena, xvii
Pope, xxii

-Armiftice with Mo-

-Armistice with the

His proclamation re-
fpecting the contribution from Lom
bardy, 24-Proclamation to his foldiers,
26-Receives an addrefs from the people
of Albe, to procure liberty in Italy, 27

Addrefs to the Republic of Venice, re-
fpecting the conduct to be observed by his
army in the Venetian ftates, 28-His
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proclamation to the Milanefe, relative to
their conduct, 29-Proclamation to the
Milanefe, respecting the excelles com-
mitted in fome Communes, 29-His
proclamation to the Tyroiefe, refpecting
the marching of his army, 32-Elis pro-
clamation refpecting the Imperial fiefs,
33-Addrefs to the Municipalities of
Pavia and Milan, refpecting the Univer-
fities, 35-Orders refpećting Leghorn,
38-Letter to the Grand Duke of Tuf-
cany, refpecting the infults offered to
French fhips at Leghorn, 39-Second
letter to the Grand Duke, refpecting the
conduct of General Spannochi, 40-Pro-
clamation to his foldiers, 78-Proclama-
tion to the Tyrolete, 98-His answer to
the inhabitants of Reggio, 114-His let-
ter to the Directory, refpecting the eva-
cuation of Corfica, 118

C.

Canto d'Irles, Count-His reply to General
Berthier, 56

Carnot-His fpeech on the celebration of
the fete in honour of the victories of the
army of Italy, 17

Cochon, Minister of Police-His letter to
the commiffioners of the Directory, re-
fpecting English merchandife, 149
Cortica, evacuation of, 118. 147
Council of 500--Their refolution refpect-
ing mandats, 56-Their decree refpect-
ing the amnesty, 102-Refolution re-
fpecting English merchandife,
Their refolution refpecting the general
difcipline of the armies, 144

D.

122-

Decrees-Of the Council of 500, respecting
the amnesty, 102-Published at Lisbon,
refpecting the entrance of ptivateers, 163
-Published at Modena, for the aboli-
tion of feudal jurifdiction, 139--Pub-
hifhed at Coblentz, 142

Decree of the National Affembly of the
United Provinces, for the abolition of a
privileged church, 85

Del Campo, Marquis, appointed minifter
from the Duke of Parma to the French
Republic, 310

Delacroix, Charles-His correfpondence with
Lord Malmesbury, 169 to 200
Diet of Ratifbon-Declaration to the diet
from the Emprefs of Ruffia, 7--Pro-
ceedings of the diet refpecting the war,
52

E.

Edict, royal Pruffian, refpecting the wear
ing of the national cockade at Berlin, 48
-Of the Pope, on the reception to be
given to the French, 51-Edict of the
King of Naples refpecting the war, 112
Elector of Saxony-His declaration re-
fpecting the affembling of his troops,

59

Elliot, Sir Gilbert-Letter to the governor
of Porto Ferrajo, 41

Emperor of Germany-His proclamation to
his fubjects refpecting the war, 83-
His proclamation refpecting the defence
of Bohemia, 86-His proclamation re-
fpecting fupplies for the war, 103-His
propofition to the ftates of Hungary to
arm, 158

Emprefs of Ruffia-Declaration to the Im-
perial diet refpecting the war, 7-Pro-
clamation iffued refpecting Dutch fhips,

15
Expedition againft Ireland -Letters relative
thereto from Mr. Pelham, 234
Executive Directory-Proclamation to the
army of the Sambre and Meule, 16-
To the army of the interior, 49-Their
arret refpecting feamen, 56-Their refo-
lution refpecting the western departments,
57-Their letter to General Buonaparte,
approving of his conduct, 57-Their
refolution refpecting M. de Rehaufen, 63
-Anfwer to M. de Spinola, 78-Their
meffage refpecting troops in peace, 86-
Refpecting the troops of the interior, go

-Their refolution to fupprefs the army
of the coafts of the ocean, 91-Their
proclamation refpecting attempts to ex-
cite alarm at Paris, 94-Their letter to
the minifter of war refpe&ting reducing
expenfes, 184-Their meffage refpecting
English merchandise, 119. 121-Their
anfwer to the Landgrave of Heffe's mi-
nifter, 126-fend a negotiator to Vienna
to negotiate a general armistice, 155-
Answer to the Prince of Pignatelli, 157

Their declaration refpecting the re-
ports of the arrival of an English pleni-
potentiary at Paris, 214-Their metlage
refpecting the wants of the Republic, 217
Speech to the American minifter Monroe,
304-Reply to the minifter from the
Duke of Parma, 310-To the minifter
from the King of Sardinia, 310-To the
envoy from the Bey of Tunis, 311

F.

Faypoult-His note to the fecretary of flate
at Genoa, respecting the conduct of the