When General Davidowich sent off this report (the evening of the fecond affair), he was encamped with his right towards the Lake of Garda, near Colla, and his lett to the Adige; Peschierra being in front of his right wing, and Verona in front of his left.
I have the honour to be, &c.
Right Hon. Lord Grenville, &c.
Admiralty Office, Dec. 20.
Copy of a Letter from Rear-admiral Bazely, Commanding Officer of bis Majesty's Ships and Veffels in the Downs, to Evan Nepean, Esq. dated December 17, 1796.
YOU will be pleased to acquaint their Lordships, that I this morning received a letter from Mr. Nick Simmons, master of the Lion armed cutter, dated Seaford Roads, the 15th instant, giving me an account of his having the day before captured off the Owers, after a chase of four hours and a half, the Hazard French cutter privateer, mounting two carriage guns, and two fwivels, with small arms, and seventeen men, which had been out two days from Fecamp, but had not captured any thing.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Talbot, of bis Majesty's Ship Eurydice, to Rear-admiral Bazeley, dated in Dover Road, the 16th of Dec. 1796.
LAST night I captured La Sphinx privateer, of forty-fix tons and twenty-fix men, from Dunkirk, on a cruize; she left it yesterday at twelve o'clock, and had not taken any thing; the is Southampton built, and has made a practice of running along afmore as a coafter. The laft cruize she was at fea she was boarded by one of the armed luggers the North Sea, but got clear by producing Swedish papers. I have fent her into Dover harbour, and, when I have landed the prisoners, shall immediately proceed to my ftation. She had nothing but small arms on board.
P. S. I ince find she has four four-pounders and two swivels in her hold.
From the LONDON GAZETTE, December 24, 1796.
Admiralty Office, Dec. 24, 1796.
Copy of a Letter from Captain James Young, Commander of bis Majesty's Ship Greyhound, to Evan Nepean, Esq. dated in Spithead, December 20, 1796.
I HAVE to acquaint you, for the information of my Lords Com- miffioners of the Admiralty, that yesterday, at four A. M. I fell in with and captured, off Barfleur, L'Aventure, French privateer brig, of fixteen four-pounders and fixty-two men, commanded by Citizen Pel- tier, two days from Calais, on her first cruize, and had not taken any thing.
I have the honour to be, &c. &c. &c.
DET, Minifter from the French Re-. public to the United States-Letters from Toussaint Louverture to him, Page 1-His letter to Mr. Pickering respecting the conduct of the United States to France, 256-His second letter to Mr. Pickering on the same subject, 263 His letter to the French citizens in Ame- rica refpecting the national cockade,
America, United States of, Protest 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 ambassador at London to Mr. Johnson, respecting neutral ships, 243- General Washington's letter of refigna- tion, 243-Correspondence with the French, minifter Adet, 259-Proclama- tion of Mr. Washington, respecting the explanatory article to the treaty with Great Britain, 295-Speech of the Prefi- fident to the Congress, 298-Address of the Congress in answer to it, 302
Angereau, General, his proclamation to the citizens of Ferrara, 43 Archduchess of Austria-Her proclamation to the Tyrolese, 23
Archduke Charles His declaration
Armistice between General Buonaparte and the Pope, xxii Arret at Milan, respecting the abolition of a fociety, 35-Arret of the minifter of Marine, respecting Toulon, 37-Arret of the Directory respecting seamen, 56
Baden, Margrave of, Armistice with the French Republic, vii
--, Peace with the French Republic, viii
Balcarras, Earl of, his correfpondence with Mr. Yorke, respecting blood-hounds,
Barthelemi, M. de, his letter to the mi- nifter for foreign affairs, respecting the Austrian minifter, 155-His note to the Canton of Bafle respecting the Emigrants, 308
Bavaria, Elector of, Armistice with the French Republic, xii Bediani, his answer to the French director Sucy, respecting two English sloops, 306 Berthier, General, his fummons to the com mandant of Mantua, 55 Bonnard, General, to the magistrates of Frankfort; 49
Bouillon, Prince of, his proclamation at Jersey to the Emigrants, it Bournonville, General, letter to the com- mittee of Union for affairs on land, 44
specting the commencement of hoftilities, 21-His proclamation respecting the re- conquered districts of the German Empire, 164
Buonaparte, General, -Armistice with Na- ples, xiv
Armistices, 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,
with the Elector of Bavaria,
_ His proclamation re- specting the contribution from Lom bardy, 24-Proclamation to his foldiers, 26-Receives an address from the people of Albe, to procure liberty in Italy, 27 -Address to the Republic of Venice, re- specting the conduct to be observed by his army in the Venetian states, 28-His
proclamation to the Milanese, relative to their conduct, 29-Proclamation to the Milanese, respecting the excesses com- mitted in fome Communes, 29-His proclamation to the Tyrolese, respecting the marching of his army, 32-His pro- clamation refpecting the Imperial fiefs, 33-Address to the Municipalities of Pavia and Milan, respecting the Univer- fities, 35-Orders refpecting Leghorn, 38-Letter to the Grand Duke of Tuf- cany, respecting the infults offered to French ships at Leghorn, 39-Second letter to the Grand Duke, respecting 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, respecting the eva- cuation of Corfica, 118
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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 jurisdiction, 139-Pub- lished 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 Ratilbon-Declaration to the diet from the Empress of Ruffia, 7-Pro- ceedings of the diet refpecting the war,
Edict, royal Pruffian, respecting 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- specting the affembling of his troops,
Elliot, Sir Gilbert-Letter to the governor of Porto Ferrajo, 41 Emperor of Germany-His proclamation to his subjects respecting the war, 83- His proclamation respecting the defence of Bohemia, 86-His proclamation re- specting supplies for the war, 103-His propofition to the states of Hungary to arm, 158
Empress of Ruffia-Declaration to the Im- perial diet respecting the war, 7-Pro- clamation issued refpecting Dutch ships, 15
Expedition againft Ireland -Letters relative thereto from Mr. Pelham, 234 Executive Directory-Proclamation to the army of the Sambre and Meuse, 16- To the army of the interior, 49-Their arret respecting feamen, 56-Their refo- lution respecting the western departments, 57-Their letter to General Buonaparte, approving of his conduct, 57-Their refolution respecting M. de Rehaufen, 63 -Answer to M. de Spinola, 78-Their message respecting troops in peace, 86- Refpecting the troops of the interior, go -Their resolution to fuppress the army of the coafts of the ocean, 91-Their proclamation respecting attempts to ex- cite alarm at Paris, 94-Their letter to the minifter of war refpecting reducing expenfes, 184-Their message 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 message 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
Faypoult-His note to the fecretary of flate at Genoa, refpecting the conduct of the
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