Appendix to the Chronicle
- Letter from Admiral Duckworth, detailing the particulars of a Negotiation with General Rochambeau, for the Surrender of the French Force in St. Domingo, dated Sloop Shark, Port Royal, November the 30th (p. 92).
- Correspondence between Bonaparte and the King of France (p. 116).
- Trial of Jean Peltier for a Libel against Bonaparte (p. 146).

State Papers
- His Majesty’s Message announcing the Armaments in France and Holland, 9th of March, 1803 (p. 192).
- His Majesty’s Message to Parliament announcing the Rupture with France, the 16th of May, 1803 (p. 194).
- Convention between Austria, Russia, and France, signed at Paris on the 26th of December, 1802 (p. 207).

Appendix
- Report made to the First Consul by Colonel Sebastiani, extracted from the Moniteur of the 30th of January, 1803 (p. 298).
- Acts of the French Government (p. 308).
- View of the State of the French Republic (p. 323).
- Papers presented to the House of Commons by Lord Hawkesbury, respecting the Discussions with France. Ordered to be printed 20th May, 1803 (p. 341).
- Papers presented to the House of Commons by Lord Hawkesbury, respecting the Restitution of certain Conquered Places (p. 353).
- Papers presented to the House of Commons by Lord Hawkesbury, respecting the continuance of the French Troops in Holland. Ordered to be printed 25th May, 1803 (p. 355).
- Convention between Messrs. the civil and Military Deputies of the Regency of Hanover and Lieutenant General Mortier, Commander in Chief of the French Army (p. 363).
- Arrete of the First Consul, prohibiting the Importation of British Merchandize. Dated Paris, June 20, 1803 (p. 364).

Characters
- Account of the Abbé Sicard and the Institution in behalf of the Deaf and Dumb. From Lemaitre’s rough sketch of Modern Paris (p. 18).
- Account of the Establishment for the Support and Employment of the Blind. From the Same (p. 20).
- Account of the young Savage of Aveyron. From the Same (p. 21).

Poetry
- Ode occasioned by the Atheistical Tenets publicly avowed in France. From Poems Lyrical and Miscellaneous, by the late Rev. Henry Moore, of Liskeard (p. 117).

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