Cobbett's Annual Register

F the Minutes of the Proceedings of this Session, as well as for a Part of the Papers and Debates, see
Vol. I.-The rest of the Papers are inserted in this Volume, and also a complete Collection of the
Debates, at length, relative to the Preliminary and Definitive Treaties.

Account of the Unfunded Debt and Demands outstanding to Jan. 1802

Account of the Progress made in the Redemption of the Public Debt

Account of the Total actual Expenditure of Great Britain for the Year, to Jan. 1802

Account of the Public Funded Debt, 1st Feb. 1802

Account of the Ordin. Reven. and Ext. Resources, constituting the Public Income

of Great Britain for the Year ending Jan. 5 1802

Account of the Net Amount of the permanent Taxes of Great Britain for the Year

ending 5th Apr. 1802

Account shewing how the Monies for the Services of 1801 have been disposed of

Account of Ways and Means to answer the foregoing Services

933

Account shewing how the Monies for 1801, for the Services in Ireland, have been

disposed of

949

Account of the Extraordin. of the Army in 1801

951

Account of the Total Produce of Customs, Excise, Stamps, for one Year, to
Jan. 1802

953

Account of the Income Tax in Great Britain for the Year ending Apr. 1801

954

Amount of the Annual Charge of the Public Debt from 1793 to 1802

Account of the Increase or Diminution in Salaries, &c. in the Public Offices for

the Year 1801

955

957

Account of all Pensions granted since 1797

Account of the Net Revenue of the Post Office from 1761 to 1802

Account of the Distribution of the Sum of £1,000,000 granted for Exigencies
Account shewing how the Million granted in Aid of the Naval Supplies has been

applied

Account of the Sums received in the Excheq. upon the 4 per Cent. Duties from

1785 to 1801

959

961

962

Account of all Pensions and Allowances to the Royal Family

Account of all Pensions or annual Gratuities charged on any other Fund than the
Civil List and the 41 per Cent. Duties

963

966

Salaries of the Chancellor, Speaker, and Judges of England and Wales, from

1787 to 1802

Account of all annual Payments to the Royal Family charged on any other Fund
than the Civil List and 4 per Cent. Duties from 1786 to 1802

968

Account of all Places for Life, whether held by Patent or otherwise

979

Account shewing the Amount of the temporary and hereditary Revenues of the

Crown, &c. from 1777 to 1801

971

Report of the Commissioners for the Sale of the Land Tax

979

983

Account of the Expense of the Army for the Years 1793, 4, 5, and 6

Account of the Expense of the Army for the Years 1779, 1780, 1, and 2

Account of the Number of Troops maintained by Great Britain in the Years

1793, 4, 5, and 6

987

Account of the Number of Troops maintained by Great Britain in the Years

1779, 1780, 1, and 2

Account of Sums received in the Excheq. upon the 4 per Cent. Duties, from 1785

Account of the Value of all Imports into, and Exports from Great Britain for 18
Years, from 1784 to 1801

Account of the Value of Foreign Merchandize exported, and of all Imports into

Great Britain for 1800 and 1801

999

Account of the Number of Vessels, with the Amount of their Tonnage annually

built in the several Ports of the British Empire, from 1789 to 1802

Account of the Number of Vessels registered in the Ports of Ireland, and existing on

the 30th September 1801

990

Account of the Value of all Imports into and Exports from Ireland for 18 Years,

from 1785 to 1802

Account of the Number of Vessels, Amount of Tonnage, and Number of Men and

Boys employed, which belonged to the several Ports of Ireland, in the Years

1739 to 1851

Account of the Number of Vessels annually built and registered in the Ports of

Ireland, from 1789 to 1802

992

993

994

Account of the Number of Vessels, Amount of Tonnage, and Number of Men and

Boys employed in navigating the same, belonging to the British Empire, in the

Years 1789 to 1801

Acconnt of Produce of Convoy Duty, from its Commencement to its Termination

Acount of Vessels and Tonnage entered inwards from America in 1800 and 1801

Account of Vessels and Tonnage cleared out from Great Britain to America in

1800 and 1801

Account of Cinnamon and Cassia Lignea imported in 1708, 9, and 1800

Account of Sugar, Rum, Coffee, and Cotton imported from the Colonies, &c. for

Three Years

Account of Imports from and Exports to America and British Colonies for Six Years

Account of Duties on Malt, from 1795 to 1801

Account of Malt on which Duty has been paid, from 1783 to 1801

Account of Hops on which Duty has been paid, from 1783 to 1801

Account of Beer for which Duty has been paid, from 1783 to 1801

Account of Bounties on Corn and Rice for 1801

Account of Duties paid on printed Books for Two Years

COLLECTION OF THE DEBATES IN BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, ON, AND

RELATIVE TO, THE PRELIMINARY AND DEFINITIVE TREATIES OF PEACE

BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

Debate in the House of Lords, Oct. 29, 1801, on the Motion for an Address in

Answer to the King's Speech-Ld. Bolton-Ld. Lilford-Duke of Bedford

Debate in the Commons, Oct. 29, 1801, on the Motion for an Address in Answer
to the King's Speech-Ld. Lovaine-Mr. Wodehouse-Mr. Fox-Mr. Pitt→
Mr. Windham-Mr. Addington-Mr. Sheridan-Earl Temple-Mr. Martin

Debate in the Lords, Nov. 3, 1801, on a Motion for an Address to the Throne,

approving of the Preliminary Treaty-Ld. Romney-Ld. Limerick-Earl

Spencer-Duke of Clarence-Ĺd. Pelham-Ld. Westmeath-Ld. Grenville-

Ld. Chancellor-Ld. Rawdon-E. of Warwick-Ld. Mulgrave—D. of Bedford

-B. of Rochester-B. of London-E. Fitzwilliam-E. of Westmoreland—

E. St. Vincent-Ld. Nelson-M. of Buckingham-E. of Caernarvon-Ld.

Hobart

Debate in the Commons, Nov. 3, 1801, on a Motion for an Address to the Throne,
approving of the Preliminary Treaty-Sr. E. Hartop-Mr. Lec-Ld. L. Gower
-Ld. Hawkesbury-Mr. T. Grenville-Ld. Castlereagh-Ld. Temple-Mr.
Banks-Mr. Pitt-Mr. Fox-Mr. Addington
Debate in the Commons, Nov. 4, 1801, on bringing up the Address-Mr. H.
Lascelles-Mr. Windham--Mr. Wilberforce-Dr. Lawrence-Mr. Wilber-
force-Mr. Elliott-Mr. Yorke-Mr. Hobhouse-Mr. Baker-Mr. Dawson-
Mr. W. Wynne-Col. Wood-Mr. Ellison-Mr. Nicholls-Mr. Babington—
Mr. Thornton-Mr. Ogie-Mr. Addington

1089

1090

1096

1116

1150

Debate in the Commons, March 4, 1802, on the Army Estimates-Mr. Elliot-Ld.
Hawkesbury-Mr. Cornwallis-Mr. Windham-Ld. Castlereagh-Dr. Lau-
rence Attorney Gen.

1192

Debate in the Commons, March 5th, 1802, on the American Treaty Bill-Dr.

Debate in the Lords, April 12, 1802, relative to the House of Orange-Ld. Carlisle

-Ld. Pelham

Debate in the Commons, April 29, 1802, on bringing up a Copy of the Definitive

Treaty-Lord Hawkesbury-Mr. Windham

Debate in the Commons, May 3, 1802, for appointing a Time for taking the De-
finitive Treaty into consideration-Mr. Windham-Mr. Addington-Mr. T.
Grenville-Ld. Hawkesbury-Mr. Pitt

1201

1202

Debate in the Lords, May 4, 1802, for appointing a Time for taking the Definitive

Treaty into consideration-Ld. Grenville-Ld. Pelham-Ld. Thurlow-E. of

Carlise-Ld. Chancellor-Ld. Auckland

Debate in the Lords, May 5, 1802, relative to the House of Orange-E. of Carlisle

Ld. Pelham-E. of Carlisle-M. Cornwallis-Ld. Chancellor-Ld. Auckland

M. Cornwallis-Ld. Carlisle

1217

1226

Debate in the Commons, May 5, 1802, on a Motion for certain Papers connected

with the Definitive Treaty-Mr. Elliot-Ld. Hawkesbury-Dr. Laurence

1229

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