POLITICAL DISQUISITIONS. kluonapatteis IC-Ckistiois •t Paris after his unsuccessful Cam. p.n.11 in Russ; i . . . 1 Hist .ry 'lf the EastEastlndia Company 17 . . American War . • 8? The Discussksi , • - .n the East I .. dia Question . 49, 65 The Princess of Wales's I.rter and •• the Book" . 9 Conduct of the American War . . 513* Causes of the Dvst ro .tion of the French Grand Army 529,* 2 Complete Vi• diewion of the Princr , s of Wales . 1 Re. ! , s• Peet of t'ee t vents at Home and Abroad . • ]93 Pr ..:)able Viet",: of Austria . • ~ - • Ministers al ( 4 their OpiPinents . . 9'49 Gen. - I 800 .1 Germany . • . Nil.") Mt . i 1 %leggy • . S 2 I The !Juke of Cuntberiand's Exoedltien . . 337 Co' :.:.• of the War in the North 4b . 3,3 On tor Practicability of Peace . 269, 385, 481 Splew'irl Victor) at Vittoria, and its probable Consequences 417 Fon t4.a: Charges . . . 43'1 Effrets of the Victory on Parties at Home . . 449 Aspect of Affairs n the North . . 4!6 Renewal r.f the .armistice . . • 48! State of Frn.c.e . . . 494,-51 SfE:cts of tile late Battiesin Spain . . 53.) tate of Europe . . . . 54,,, 61 . . Invasion of France . Jo r : 1 State of the War in the North of Europe . . 59 ; On Peace . . . C4l • Invasion of France . . Cili Refutation of the Calumnies on the British A riny (89 . Prince Regent's Speech . . 7iiii . Siitsai ion of Blionaparte . . 721 Phenomena of the Times . . 737 Emancipation of Holland—,Surrender of Dresden—llefit of Buonaparte—Stormit:g and Capture of the French Lines before . Bayonne—Hanover liberated, &c. &c. . 753 . Crit'cal Situation if the French Empire . 769 Dangers of mak* Peace will' France . 7:5, 8)1, iW! FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA —2O, 36, 514,*(.. 7 92, 389, 422, 314 ; President's Speech, 229; Capture of York T wn , ty. Commcdore Chauncey and G.- neral Dear horn, 338; President's Messave, 1;35 Major-General Dearborn's Report cf the Surrender of a Division of the Ameri can Artily, under Colonel Boesrler, to i h British—Commodore Baintridge's acc!,ntit of the loss of th CheiapeAt% slti ; Tor pedos directed against the British sites Plantag itcr, .5:;1 ; Letter from Commodore Rodgers to the Secretary r.t N ivy, relating the particulars of his cruize, and c'enving t!•.e stitcd Chdlenge of Captain Broke, of the Shannon, 7;;£1 ; evcrt concerning the con duct of the English during the War, 819. alkstsatcA (BaiTisn).—The fortress of Fort-George attacked by the 'Americans, 489; Successful Attack on the Black Rocks, 581 ; the British Squadron supetior on Lake Ontario, Ci 3 ; Defeat of the Americans on the river Chataguay, 822. FRANCE.—[Extracts from the French Papers.]—Address of the Se nate to Buonapt.zte, on his return to Paris atter his destructive Campaign in the North, 9 ; his Speech to the Leg.slative Boo:y, 531* ; his Application to the Senate for the raising of 350,030 Men to meet ohe defection of Prussia, Concordat between Napoleon and the Pope, 535;* French expcse, .158 Address • • "s" from the Legislative Body, and Buonaparte's Reply, 237; Battle of Lutzen, 3)8; Napoie it's Addle •s to Itti lump.; .:tter that Battle, 339 ; Battles of Bautzee and Wurtchen, and ,•iarcil of the Polish Troop; through the Austrian States, 3A to 336 ; Ar mistice, 386 • French lustitication of the Condtit.t of Denmark. to%ards England and Sweden, 4d3 ; Decree for the Erection of a Monument to commemorate the Epoch when 1,'200,0e0 Fiend). wen k arms to ensure the Integiiiy of their Empire, !cc. 4ig ; Military Expose, 435; Suchet's Account of Sir John Mut.. rav's Failure at Tarragona, , 1Z)0; Suspension of Flo:Ailities in the N'ath,—Armistice between 'he Belh2.erents, f 66; its Prolonga tion, 4,42; Arrival of litionaparte at Leips:.e, and Suppression of the University of Hale, ASS; General Rey's Reowt of the un successful Storming of St Sebastian', by the British,—Marshall Souk's Appointment to the Chief Command,—his Report of an Attack on the Briti , h, 515 ; the Arin•stice Denounce . ration of Austria aelinst France,—Victory gained hv the French • before Dres,len, 579 ; Battle of Ktilm,—Gentiral Van, , !ammts disappeared, 4 . c. 1,94; Dcfe is of Onclite.4 %ley, 6 , 2 , 3 ; De feat of Lord li:lttiock S:Kitet, 64;; Ser,atns Consttltunt for fttnishing a Levy at 11-‘,J,000 men,— Repert on the War with .Austria, Gilt; Secret Articles of the Treaty of Alliance hec wcn France and A ustrio,—Decrce forbidding French:nen taking any Oath to the Swc-dish Government of G oadaloupe. n7l ; - of Leipsic and franati,—Dei‘:ction of Bavaria, 7_4; Arttv.il of Buonapart , : at P ,ris, 73 . :L GERMANY—Prince Sehwa.. - titztib?rg's . Address to the A tr4trian Tro - spc, —General orders by Min•cati. .r,79 ; Ails! tin 1:oli:tios, 64t ; V story of Nesseldort, 667 : A't •tti to ls de: i ,s, 675 ; Retreat of the French 'nun G 7 ; l'!‘e• E,n;u:ror of :ussia's Ad dress to the Captive Pohsh t;enerals at I.cipsie, 771 ; Deplora _ hie State of the French at Dresden, 77; Stated PIA of Opera tions, 7`8.. Ilmanuiton.—Rattle btfore Hamburgh, 322; its Possz;ision by tkz, French, 137 ; Fiench Regulation:, 3r 1. HOLLAND -,-Letter of the Prince of 0 rasige, te , ;tirving his gratitude at the censittet purstied by the people. &c 771; French RAI ties at Wnertien, 786 ; Williantstadt and Breda evacuated by the French, 863. PRUSSI A.—King of Pruss'a's Order for the A-r •st of G.:iilerat D'Yorck, 85; Appointment of a Supreme Cornmision to go• . vern in the King's h e nce, on his rempvin , to Bre,law, 99 ; Ad dress of the King of Prussia to his Peoplr oil conclo.!iir.; a Tri.ia'v with the Emperor Al: xandef, 225 ; hi: I ...titution of Cie Or•kr of the Iron Cross, 22H ; his Edict ter' tha A b it of the Fren , h Continental Svst , ..m, '213; Declora; ion of German Officers ho deserted the Cause of Napoleop for this of Get:ll lit liioepend ence, 227 ; Prussian Account of the Battles of BAii . z.3, ant Wurchen, 3.7.6 ; Battle of Luckatt, IC4 ; Refkctiois on the. Idea of a Coligress for Peace, . 4 .66;French Crock:es, 4.93 RIVSIA —The Emper,r Alexander's Proclamition for the raising of fresh Troops,-- Order of the Day, Description of Buotlapaite't Per,;n, 50. ; 3.0,t)413 dead botiks of the F. nem v burn: in !('SCOW, Witepsk, Llnitihow, and W ‘• Fouerod of Prince Kiittisoli of Smolensk° at St. Petersborgli, 463; Distribu- . tion of the Don-itions to those Persons who suffered 1-. T the French - Invasion, 41/8 ; Order of the Dar by Gellert! Barelpv during the armistice, preparing his art; - .y for fredyexploits, 498. S Y.—Rei;clt of the Sicilians 7renci. paper,), 275. SPAlN.—General Ballasteros's Letter to the Spanish Government, : 7 .0; Lord Wellington apPointed C enerilissimo by the Snatiisit Coxtes ) —Remarks on the Appcir.:2 - t from a Spanish Paft,: . , A INDEX TO THE SIXTH VOLUME OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER. FROM DPC. 27, 181 e, TO DEC. 28, 1813. the Reader will be pleased to refer to the early part of the Volume for the pages distinguished by this ;nark (*) in the Index. ;~ , ,