CORRESPONDENCE with Great Britain, relative to Greece, and to the Relations between Russia and Turkey ... 1821, 1822... 659 ACT OF CONGRESS, relative to the Punishment of Citizens engaging in Hostilities between Foreign Belligerents............... 20th April, 1818... 382 concerning the Commerce and Navigation of Florida ...............30th March, 1822... 498 ..... for ascertaining Claims and Titles to Land within the Territories of Florida, under the Treaty with Spain of 1819................ 913 CIRCULAR to the Collectors of the Customs, explanatory of the President's Proclamation of 24th August, 1822, respecting the Trade with certain British Islands and Colonies.................... 14th September, 1822... 834 CORRESPONDENCE with Great Britain, relating to the Slave with Portugal, relative to Commercial Inter- course, and to Claims of Indemnity for Piratical Captures ............ 1820 to 1822... 275 with Spain, relative to certain Proceedings in Florida, and the execution of the Treaty of 22d Feb. 1819....1821, 1822...289, 823 with Spain, Buenos Ayres, Chili, Colombia, and Mexico, relative to the Independence of the Governments of Spanish America. ... with Great Britain and Russia, relative to Claims to Territory upon the Pacifick Ocean, North of the 42d degree of Latitude, Columbia River, &c............ 1815 to 1822... 458 with Sweden, concerning the Commercial Relations with Norway.................]821... 491 respecting Claims of Citizens of The United Slates, in Florida, under the Treaty with Spain of 1819..................March, 1822... 916 .. UNITED STATES-Continued. Page discriminating between rolled and ham- mered Iron imported...........1816, 1821... 641 February to April, 1822... 369, 752, 823 Indies, respecting Piratical Vessels, and May to September, 1822... 977 arising out of the Spanish Blockade of Venezuela....................11th Dec. 1822... 784 Article of the Treaty of Ghent, of 1814, with Great Britain, respecting Boundaries.. Utica, 18th June, 1822... 791 rida, and the execution of the Treaty on the Opening of the Session. ...... relative to Claims of Great Britain and Russia to Territory upon the Pacifick Ocean, North of the 42d degree of Latitude, Columbia River, &c..................... 15th April, 1822... 457 concerning the Commercial Relations of The United States with Norway. relative to the Negociation of the Treaty of Ghent,of 1814, with Great relative to the Proceedings of Commis- sioners under the 5th Article of the Treaty of Ghent with Great Britain, respecting Boundaries..6th Feb. 1822... 563 respecting the Duties, discriminating between rolled and hammered Iron .... relative to the Recognition of the Message to CONGRESS, relative to the Fortifications on Dauphine Island and Mobile Point. PROCLAMATION of the President, promulgating the Treaty of Peace with Algiers of 1816....llth Feb. 1822... 841 of do. declaring the Ports of The United States open to Vessels from certain British Islands and Colonies................24th Aug. 1822... 832, 834 REPORT of the Secretary of the Navy, relative to the Slave .7th February, 1821... 71 of the Secretary at War, relative to the Expenses of the Army and Militia, 1818 to 1822..... Ist Mar. 1822... 836 of the Secretary of the Treasury, containing the Annual Account of the state of the Finances.... 1821... 766 The United States, 1821............ 23d January, 1822... 898 STATEMENT of the Amount of Duties on Merchandize, &c. TREATY of Peace with Algiers.....Algiers, 23rd December, 1816... 841 ........ with the Ottawa, &c. Indians, relative to Boundaries. BRITISH AND FOREIGN State Papers. SPEECH of the King to both Houses of the British Parlia ment, on the Opening of the Session, 5th February, 1822. My Lords, and Gentlemen, I HAVE the satisfaction of informing you that I continue to receive from Foreign Powers the strongest assurances of their friendly disposition towards this Country. It is impossible for Me not to feel deeply interested in any event that may have a tendency to disturb the peace of Europe. My endeavours have therefore been directed, in conjunction with My Allies, to the settlement of the differences which have unfortunately arisen between the Court of St. Petersburgh and the Ottoman Porte, and I have reason to entertain hopes that these differences will be satisfactorily adjusted. In My late visit to Ireland I derived the most sincere gratification from the loyalty and attachment manifested by all classes of My Subjects. With this impression it must be matter of the deepest concern to Me, that a spirit of outrage, which has led to daring and systematic violations of the Law, has arisen and still prevails in some parts of that Country. I am determined to use all the means in My power for the protection of the persons and property of My loyal and peaceable Subjects; and it will be for your immediate consideration whether the existing Laws are sufficient for this purpose. Notwithstanding this serious interruption of public tranquillity, I have the satisfaction of believing that My presence in Ireland has been productive of very beneficial effects; and all descriptions of My People may confidently rely upon the just and equal administration of the Laws, and upon My paternal solicitude for their welfare. Gentlemen of the House of Commons, It is very gratifying to Me, to be able to inform yon, that during the last Year the Revenue has exceeded that of the preceding, and appears to be in a course of progressive improvement. B |