Balance at close of year 1797-8, expected to be against the Actual balance in confequence of iffue of bonds, of aid by Making the balance of cafli better than estimated 1,836,320 540,646 2,376,966 After calculating on a payment to the bank, amounting to 800,0007. and a large fum for freight, without reckoning an increase of capital, iffue of bonds or loans, the balance 5,905,927 against the Company, on 1ft of March, 1799, expected to be 1,318,937 DEBTS AT HOME. In March, 1797 . 7,918,559 7,288,692 Decrease Decrease Affets at home and afloat on the ift of March, 1797 Increase Adding increafe of aflets to the above decrease of debt, the ftate of affairs at home appears better CHINA AND ST. HELENA. The increase of debt, or the general state of the the Company's concerns, is, in this view, more than at the close of the last year Add charges of four fhips from Bombay, arrived in time for infertion in the home account The total then is 212,067 201,153 £ 413,220 STATE Account of the Import of foreign Wheat into the Port of London, from 1781 to 1792 Prices of Stock for 1799 Total Value of Imports into Great Britain from 1785 to 1798 The like of Exports in the fame Years Meteorological Table, for 1799 Annual Bill of Christenings and Burials Supplies granted by Parliament for the Year 1799 Taxes impofed in 1799 187 STATE-PAPERS. Meffage from the King to the House of Commons, Jan. 22. Protest against an Union with Ireland, April 11 204 205 ibid, 207 Meffage from the King to the loufe of Commons, June 6 Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable the Earl of Mornington, to the Proclamation by the British Commiffioners for the Affairs of the Myfore at Seringapatam, June 24, 1799 238 Speech of the Lord-Lieutenant at the Meeting of the Irish Parliament. January 22 259 The like, on proroguing the Parliament 240 Meffage of the French Executive Dire&ory to the Councils Decree of the Prince of Brazil, de laring himself Regent of Portugal, 9:2 Letter, from the Minifier for Foreign Fairs, to the Foreign 253 Republic Proclamation of the Confuls to the Freuch 254 Notice of the Confulate refpe&ting the English Prisoners of War in France 255 Official Documents which preceeded the Convention, flipulating the Evacieation of Egypt, by the French, but which Convention was never carried into Effec Imperial Aulic Decree to the Diet of Ratisbon, July 12 ibid. 257 Treaty of Alliance between the Emperor of Germany, and the King of the Two Sicilies Conclufum adopted by the Diet of Ratisbon, Sept. 7 259 261 Note from the French Minifters, at Raftadt, to the Deputation of the Empire 262 Subfiance of the Emperor's Answer, relative to the March of the Rushax Troops 263 Note of the French Minifiers to the Deputation of the Empire, Jan. 31 ibid. Note of the French Minifiers to the the Minifier of the King of Hungary and Bohemia ibid. Note of the French Miniflers, declaring their Determination to leave Raftadt 264 The Executive Directory of the French Republic to all People, and to all Go vernments 266 Imperial Aulic Decree to the German Diet, refpecting the late Catastrophe near Raftadt 268 Conditions of the Treaty of Union between the Country of the Grifons and the Helvetic Republic 270 Note, tranfmitted by the jublime Porte, to the Ambajador, from the Republic of Holland The Minifiry of the Sublime Porte to the French Army in Egypt 271 ibid. Note fent to the Spanish Minifter, ordering him to leave Conflantinople, 272 Proteft of the King of Sardinia against the Conduct of the French, in driving him from his Dominions Acknowledgment of the new Pope by Louis XVIII. Edict of the Emperor of Ruffia refpecting Hamburgh Proclamation of General Suvaroff to the Inhabitants of Lucern 273 ibid. 274 and St. ibid. Manifefto addrejed to the Roman Nation on the Approach of the combinca Extract of an Order from St. Petersburgh, directed against Denmark Declaration made by the Emperor of Ruffia to the Members of the German Empire 287 Declaration of War by the Emperor of Ruffia against Spain ibid. Anfwer of the King of Spain to the Manifefto of the Emperor of Ruffia, 288 The Minifler Plenipotentiary of the Batavian Republic, to the French Minifier for Foreign Affairs A Proclamation by the Prince of Orange 289 234 Proclamation Proclamation of Sir Ralph Abercrombie to the Dutch 295 Message from the Prefident of the United States of America to the Senate, 296 CHARACTERS. Egyptian Mode of taking Repafts; from Sonnini's Travels 298 301 ibid. Manners and Addrefs of the Emperor Jofeph II. from Wraxall's Cor- 305 310 Character of Jezzar, the celebrated Pacha of Acré; from Brown's Travels, 308 312 Account of the Mainottes, the Defcendants of the ancient Lacedemonians; from Taylor's Travels 314 Biographical Anecdotes of the late Tippoo Sultaun; together with an Account of his Revenue-Establishment of his Troops, &c. from the Afiatic Annual Regifter 316 Memoirs of the Life of Charles Berns Wadfrom; by Helen Maria Life of Sauffure, the Naturalift Memoirs of the celebrated Aftronomer, Le Monnier Memoirs of the late Pope Pius VI. Character and Manner of the Life of General Washington; from Weld's 367 On a fubmarine Foreft, on the eastern Coaft of England, by Jofeph Correa de |