Annual Register

Bhow. His Imprudence. The British Army again arrives before Serin-
gapatam. Description of Tippoo's fortified Camp. Lord Cornwallis re-
solves to attack it. Plan of the Attack. Its Success. Tippoo shuts him-
self up within the Fort. Preparations for the Siege. Tippoo attempts the
Life of Lord Cornwallis. Junction of Gen. Abercrombie. The Trenches
are opened. Gen. Abercrombie invests the remaining Side of the Fort.
Certain Prospect of Success. Termination of Hostilities. Preliminary
Articles of Peace. Arrival in the English Camp of the Sultan's two Sons.
His Reluctance to accede to the Demands of the Allies. Recommence-
ment of the Siege. Definitive Treaty concluded.

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196

1-61

.58

.68

Unanimous Opinion of the Judges on the 27th April, 1792, respecting the

Law of Libels..
.62

Address of the Delegates of the Dissenters, to the Protestant Dissenters of

the Town of Birmingham, who suffered from the Riots..

Address from the London Corresponding Society, and Four other Societies in

England, to the National Convention, with the President's Answer....70

Address from the Revolution Society in London, to the Nat. Convention 72

Address of the Society for Constitutional Information, in London, to ditto 73

Address of the Clergy of the Diocese of Worcester to the King, on his Pro-

clamation.

.......

..75

Address of the Clergy of the Diocese of Llandaff, on the same Occasion..ib.

Case of the Suffering Clergy of France, Refugees in England..

Declaration and Address of the Society for Parliamentary Reform ....77

Resolutions of the same Society, May 5, 1792 ....

Letter to the Society of the Friends of the People, from the Society for Con-

stitutional Information at Sheffield, and Answer.

Letter to the Society of the Friends of the People, and Resolutions.

Resolutions of the same Society, December 15..

The like, December 22

87-

.89

..90

Association for preserving Liberty and Property against Republicans, &c. 92

Proceedings at a Meeting of the Ward of Cripplegate Without, Dec. 12 96

Resolutions agreed to by the Inhabitants of St. George, Hanover Square,

Dec. 13

.99

101

Resolves of the Convention of Burgesses, relative to the Scottish Royal

Burgs, in Convention, Edinburgh, July 26

Scots Borough Reform, in Convention, July 29..

Subscription towards the Succour of the People of Poland

Polish Subscription...

102

Standing Orders of the House of Com. respecting Navigable Canals, &c. 103

State of Ireland in 1748 and 1792, compared...

...106

An Account of the Number of English Vessels, their Tonage, &c. 1792 105

Account of Goods, &c. imported into Great Britain from all Parts of the

World, from 5th of January 1792, to 5th of January 1793........ 108

British Merchandize xported, from 5th Jan. 1792, ta 5th Jan. 1793.. 116

Foreign

-Foreign Goods exported, from Jan. 5, 1792, to January 5, 1793......120

Abstract of the Number of Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonage, that

have cleared out from the Ports of London, Bristol, and Liverpool, to the

Coast of Africa, to purchase Slaves, in the Three Years preceding 5th of

January, 1792...
..128

The like Abstract, from the 5th January 1792, to 4th May 1792.... ib.

Account of the Number of Slaves which have been imported from Africa into

the Brit. W. India Islands, between 5th Jan. 1789, and 5th Jan. 1792,

distinguishing each Year; of those retained in the Brit. W. India Islands,

and those re-exported to Settlements of foreign Powers....

Abstract of the Newfoundland Fisheries, from 1699 to 1791

Account of the Income and Charges upon the Consolidated Fund, in the

Quarter ended 5th of Jan. 1793 ..

129

130

131

Total Net Produce paid into the Exchequer of the Duties of Customs in Eng-

land and Scotland, distinguishing the Produce on every separate Article, the

Duties on which shall have amounted to 1000l. or more, in the year pre-

ceding 10th Oct. 1792

136

Produce of the duties of Excise in England, in the four Quarters next pre-

ceding 15th Oct. 1792.

140

The like Account on the Part of Scotland

Total Net Produce of the Stamp Revenue in the Year 10th Oct.1792..143

The like of the Duties under the Head of Incidents

142

144

Account of the Total Produce of the Duties of Customs, Excise, Stamps, and

Incidents, respectively, for one Year, ending 10th of October, 1792.. 146

Supplies granted by Parliament for the Year 1792

147

Public Acts passed in the second Session of the 17th Parliament of Great

Britain

150

.. 152

State of the Barometer, Thermometer, and Hygrometer, for the Year 1792, 151

Prices of Stocks for the Year 1792...

Bill of Christenings and Burials, from Dec. 13, 1791, to Dec. 11, 1792, 153

Account of the Quantities of all Corn and Grain exported from and imported

into England and Scotland, with the Bounties and Drawbacks paid, and

the Duties received thereon for the Year ended 5th January, 1793 .. 154

Account of the Average Prices of Corn in England and Wales, by the Win-

chester Bushel, for the Year 1792

His Majesty's Speech to both Houses of Parliament, Jan. 31, 1792 ..156

Speech of Mr. Speaker to his Majesty, April 5, 1792

Proclamation for preventing Seditious Meetings, &c. May 21, 1792 .. 158

Joint Address of both Houses of Parliament to his Majesty, June 2, 1792, 160

His Majesty's most gracious Answer

Speech of Mr. Speaker to his Majesty, June 15, 1792.....

..161

ib.

Protest against the Address of the Lords, on the Proclamation, May 31.. ib.

Protest against the Libel Bill

.164

His Majesty's Speech to both Houses of Parliament, June 15, 1792 ..165

Proclamation for calling out the Militia

ib.

Proclamation for the Meeting of Parliament

..166

His Majesty's Speech to both Houses of Parliament, Dec. 13, 1792..167

Speech of the Lord Lieut. of Ireland to Do. January 19

..169

Speech of the Speaker to the Irish House of Commons on presenting the Bills

of Supply, April 18, 1792.....

170

Speech of the Lord Lieutenant to both Houses of Parliament, April 18.. ib.

Treaty

Treaty of Peace with Tippoo Saib..

.171

Confidential Letter from the King of the French to the King of England.. 173

Note delivered by M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, May 12.

·Note from Lord Grenville to M. Chauvelin, May 24

Proclamation of Neutrality

Note from M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, May 24

Letter from Lord Grenville to M. Chauvelin, May 25.

Letter from M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, May 25.

Note from M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, June 18.

Note from Lord Grenville to M. Chauvelin, July 8...

ib.

Note presented by Citizen Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, July 25...... ib.

Mr. Dundas's Letter to Earl Gower, Ambassador at Paris, Aug. 17. 184

Note in Answer.

ib.

Note to L. Grenville from Ministers of the Emperor and King of Naples,

Sept. 20....

Note in Answer from Lord Grenville

185

ib.

Letter from Lord Auckland, English Ambassador at the Hague, to the Graf-

fier of the States General, Sept. 24 ..

Extracts of the Resolutions of the States General, Sept. 25

Declaration of his Brit. Majesty to the States General, Nov. 16.......

Answer

Note from M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, Nov. 19.

Note from Lord Grenville to M. Chauvelin, Nov. 21

Note from M. Chauvelin to Lord Grenville, Nov. 22

!ib.

Letter from Lord Grenville to M. Chauvelin, Nov. 28, 1792
Extract of a letter from Citizen Maret to the Minister for Foreign Affairs
in France, Dec. 2

ib.

Letter, written by Citizen Chauvelin, to the Rt. Hon. W. Pitt, Dec. 26, 193

Letter from the British Minister to the Republic of Geneva, Oct. 11.... 194

Treaty between his Majesty and the King of Prussia, on the Marriage of the

Duke of York with a Princess of Prussia..

195

Decree of the Nat. Assem. of France, presented to the King, Jan. 26, 1792, 197

Answer of the King

. 198

Letter from Do. to the Nat. Assembly on Reports of his Intention to leave

Paris..

. 199