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1836.

Alteration in the style and titles appertaining to the imperial

crown, &c.-Origin of the northern confederacy, or renewal

of the armed neutrality-Negotiations on the subject-Meeting

of parliament - King's speech-Debates on the address, in-

volving an inquiry into the conduct of ministers, &c.-Address

carried-Mr. Pitt's determination to resign office; reasons,

&c. considered-Change of ministry-Motion for an inquiry

into the state of the nation-Debates thereon-Mr. Pitt's ex-

planation of his conduct-Motion rejected-Bill to exclude

the clergy from sitting in the house of commons-Lord Moira's

act to relieve insolvent debtors-Renewal of the suspension of the

habeas corpus act-Additional supplies-Conjectures respect-

ing the motives of the ex-minister, &c.-Preparations to resist

the northern confederacy-Battle of Copenhagen-Dissolution

of the northern confederacy-New treaty-Affairs of Portugal

-Expedition to Egypt-Expulsion of the French from that

country, &c.-Menaces of an invasion-Attack on the French

flotilla-Conquests in the North Sea, and in the East and West

Indies-Gallant action of Sir James Saumarez-Negotiations

for peace

- Preliminaries signed-Considerations and con-

ditions-Definitive treaty-Reflections-Notice of alterations

produced in various classes of society

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