OFFICIAL PAPERS.

AMERICA (U.S.)-American President's Mes-

sage, continued from Page 830, Vol. XXII.,

13.

Documents, which accompanied the Mes-

sage; consisting of correspondence between
Mr. Russel and Lord Castlereagh, and between
Sir J. B. Warren and Mr. Monroe, 20, 25.

Further documents, accompanying the Mes-

sage; consisting of correspondence between

Mr. Graham, Mr. Russel," Mr. Monroe, and

Lord Castlereagh, 48, 54.

Dispatch from Commodore Bainbridge, re-

lating to the capture of the Java, 594.

Message from the President to the Senate,
on the British system of Licenses, 594.

Speech of the President, on taking the oath

of office, 703, 733.

Notice to British subjects, 735.

Letter froin Captain Lawrence, on the cap-

ture of the Peacock, 765.

Correspondence between Governor Halset

and Commodore Beresford, 768, 798.
'AMERICA (British).- Dispatch from Sir G.

Prevost, giving an account of the surrender of
General Winchester, 697.

Dispatch fiom the same, barrating an ad-
vantage obtained at Ogdensburgh, 851.

AUSTRIA.-Conversation between the Empe-

ror Napoleon and the Austrian Ambassador,

854.

Deposition of Lady Douglas, 574.

Sir J. Douglas, 377.

Robert Bidgood, 377.

Williain Cole, 378, 399.

Frances Lloyd, 379, 405.

Mary Ann Wilson, 380.

Samuel Roberts, 381.

Thomas Stikeman, 381.

John Sicard, $83.

Charlotte Sander, S83,

Sophia Austin, 385.

Letter of Lady Willoughby, 386,

Extract from the Register of Browplow-street

Hospital, 386.

Deposition of Elizabeth Gosden, 386.

Betty Townley, 387.

Thomas Edmeades, 388, 520.

Samuel G. Mills, 388.

Harriet Fitzgerald, 389.

Reply of Lady Willoughby to Queries, 391.

Further Deposition of R. Bidgood, 392, 401,

Deposition of Sir F. Millman, 392, 395.

Mrs. Lisle, 393.

Earl Cholmondeley, 395.

Narrative of the Duke of Kent, 396.

Speech of Sarah Bidgood, 403.

Letters of the Princess of Wales to the King,

403, 404, 409, 410, 411, 435, 524.
Letters between the Princess and Lord Er-

skive, 404, 407, 408, 526, 528.

The Princess's Vindication, 411, 453.

Deposition of Captain Manby, 518.

Mr, Lawrence, 519.

Memorandum of a conversation between Lord

Moira, Mr. Mills, and Mr. Lowten, 542.

Deposition of Jonathan Partridge, 523.

Philip Krackeler, 524.

Robert Eaglestone, 524.

Letters of the King to the Princess of Wales,

526, 528.
Letters between the Prince and Princess in

1796, 537,538.

Letter from Lieut. Chads, on the loss of the

Java, 700.

Treaty of alliance with Sweden, 867.

FRANCE.--Address of congratulation from the

Senate to the Emperor Napoleon, on his re-
turn, and his reply, 115.

Proceedings of the Senate, and the Senatus
Consultam for raising 350,000 men, 122, 147.

Letters from the Viceroy of Italy, the Prince
of Eckmuhl, and the Duke of Elchingen, cun-
tradicting facts in the Russian bulletios, 192,
252.

Proceedings of the Conservative Senate, re-
lative to the Regency, &c. 254, 266.

ENGLAND. -Letter from Capt. Carden, giving

an account of the capture of the Macedonian,
59.

Declaration of the Prince Regent against

the American States, 80.

Proclamation of the Prince Regent against

the destroyers of machinery, 190.

Copy of a letter froni the Princess of Wales
to the Privce Regent, 227, 262.

Letter from the Princess of Wales to the
Speaker of the House of Commons, 310.

Letters between the Prince and Princess of
Wales on their separation, 321, 537.

Report of the Privy Council to the Regent,
on the Princess not seeing her daughter, 325.

Minute of Cabinet, Jan. 25, 1807, relative to

the Princess of Wales, 360.

Ditto, April 21, 1807, on the same, 364, S66.

THE BOOK, 371, 435, 503.

The Report of the Four Lords, 371.
Copy of the King's Commission, 373.