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CONTENTS. 
HISTORY or EUROPE. 
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Situation of the French Nation and Government, and Views of the Diree~ 
tory.—Difficulties to be encountered Ly France at the Close of 1795.— 
~ State of Parties in England.—Temper of the British Nation.— Assem- 
thes fur the Purpose of a Parliamentary Reform, and Peace with France. 
—A great and dangerous Scarcity of Provisions.—Meeting of Parlia- 
ment.—Insu/ts and Outrages of an immense Mob against the King, on 
his Way to the House of Lords.—The regret of all People of Sense at 
this Treatment of the King.--Speech from the Throne.—Lebates 
thereon,—In the House of Commons.— And in that of the Lords = 1 
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A Proclamation offering a large pecuniary Reward for the Discovery of 
any Persons guilty of the recent Outrages against the Person of the 
King. —Conference between the Lords and Commons on this Suljebt.— 
A Bill for the Safety and Preservation of the King’s Person und Go- 
vernment.—Delates thereon in Loth Houses of PuarTiament.—A Bill for 
the Prevention of Seditious Mectings.— Debates thereon —The two Lills 
under Discussion in Parliame:t occasion a general Alarm, and much 
Opposition without / oors.—In this Opposition the Lead was taken 
Ly the Whig-Club.— Which was followed ty the Corresponding Socie- 
ties and other Associations. —~As well as different Bodies legally incor- 
porated.—The Ministry still persevere in their Measures.—Delates on 
the numerous Petitions against the two Bills now pending in Parlia- 
ment.— General Indignation. against the Principles and. Oljects of 
these—The two Bills passed into Laws - - - - 16 
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fn the House of Commons, Regulations respecting the Sale of Flour, and 
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the Muking of Bread:—Maotions ty Mr. Lechmere and Mr. Wiithread, 
respecting the Causes of the Scarcity of Wheaten Flour, and the Hard- 
ships incident to the Labouring Poor,—Negatived.— Bill for encouraging 
the Cultivation of Waste- Lands.—Motions for the Support of the Land 
and Seq Service.—Striéiures on the Conduét of Ministry in the War De- 
partment.—Replied to by Mr, Windham.—Delates on the Ereélion of 
Barrocks,—A ‘Statement of the Expences of 1790, amounting from 
Wes stl ° ; twenty 
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