Appendix to the Chronicle
- Dispatch from Colonel Fraser, Commandant of the Settlement at Goree, on the Coast of Africa, containing an Account of the Capture of that Settlement, by a French Force. To the Right. Hon. Lord Hobart, one of the Principal Secretaries of State, &c. (p. 526).
- Dispatch addressed to the Secretary of the Board of Admirally, dated March 15th, Goree, announcing the Re-capture of that Settlement, from Captain Dixon, of his Majesty’s Ship the Inconstant (p. 529).
- Dispatch from Commodore Sir Sidney Smith, containing an Account of his Attack upon the French Flotilla, dated Antelope, at Anchor off Ostend, May 17th, address to Lord Keith, K.B &c. &c. &c. (p. 540).
- Commodore Dance’s Account of his defeating the French Squadron under Adm. Linois, in the Indian Seas, in a Letter addressed to the honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company. Dated Earl Camden, Aug. 6th, 1804 (p. 551).
- Account of the Failure of the Catamaran Expedition against the French Flotilla outside the Pier of Boulohne, in a Letter from the R. H. Lord Keith K. B. &c. to W. Marden, Esq. dated on board the Monarch, off Boulogne, the 3rd October, 1804 (p. 553).
- Further Attempts of the British Cruziers against the French Flotilla, detailed in Letters from Captains Owen and Hancock (p. 557).
- Account of the Capture of Le Contre-Admiral Morgan French Privateer, commanded by the noted Captain Blackman, in a Letter from Captain Hancock, of his Majesty’s Sloop Cruzier, to Lord Keith, &c. dated at Sea, off Yarmouth, 10 A.M. October 17 (p. 559).

State Papers
- Exposé of the State of the French Republic, laid before the Legislative Body, on the 25th Nivose, 12th Year (16th Jan. 1804) (p. 608).
- First Report of the Grand Judge Regnier to the First Consul, on the alleged Conspiracies against him, fomented by the English Ambassador at Munich (p. 619).
- Second Report of the Grand Judge, respecting the Plots of the Person named Drake, Minister from England at Munich, and of the Person named Spencer Smith, Minister from England at Stutgard, against France and the Person of the First Consul: dated Paris, April 11th 1804, and signed Regnier (p. 622).
- Account of the Arrest of the Duke D’Enghuien, from the French Official Paper the Moniteur. Strasburgh, March 16, 1804 (p. 627).
- Official Report of the Trial of the Duke D’Enghuien, at Vincennes. Paris, March 24, 1805 (p. 628).
- Copy of the Requisition transmitted by the French Minister for Foreign Affairs to Baron Edelsheim, Minister of the Elector of Baden, for the Purpose of arresting the Duke D’Enghuien. Signed, C.M. Talleyrand, and dated at Paris, March 10, 1804 (p. 630).
- Circular Letter of the French Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Foreign Ministers resident at Paris. Signed, C.M. Talleyrand, and dated at Paris, March 24, 1804 (p. 630).
- Official Account of the Death of Pichegru, extracted from the Moniteur, or French Official Journal, of the 8th of April, 1804 (p. 639).
- Copy of the Prince of Condé’s Letter, conveying his Thanks to the Emigrants for their public Expression of their Concern at the Murder of the Duke D’Enghuien. Wanstead-House, April 27, 1804 (p. 639).
- Note presented to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, by the Russian Chargé d’Affairs, M. Oubril; relative to the Occurences at Ettenheim, where the Duke D’Enghuien was seized. Dated Paris, April 20, 1804 (p. 642).
- Note transmitted by the French Minister for Foreign Relations to the Imperial Russian Chargé d’Affairs, dated May 16th, 1804, and signed Ch. Mau. Talleyrand (p. 642).
- Note presented by M. d’Oubril, Russian Chargé d’Affairs at Paris, to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs. Paris, July 31st, 1804 (p. 644).
- Note from M. Tallyrand, French Ministers for Foreign Affairs, delivered to M. D’Oubril, Russian Chargé d’Affairs at Paris. Dated 29th July, 1804 (p. 649).
- Copy of the Note presented by M. d’Oubril, the Russian Chargé d’Affairs to the Minister for Foreign Affairs (p. 650).- - Vote of his Majesty the King of Sweden, in the Deliberations of the Diet of Ratisbon, relative to the Imperial Russian Note of the 7th of May, concerning the Seizure of the Duke d’Enghuien. Dated Ratisbon, July 27, 1804 (p. 654).
- Vote of Hanover in the Deliberations at the Diet of Ratisbon, relative to the Russian Note concerning the Seizure of the Duke d’Enghuien. Dated Ratisbon, July 21, 1804 (p. 656).
- Circular Note from M. Talleyrand, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, to all the Agents of his Majesty the Emperor of the French. Dated Aix-la-Chapelle, Sept. 5, 1804 (p. 657).
- Decree passed by the Tribuante on the 3d of May, 1804, and carried up to the Conservative Senate on the 4th of May (p. 659).
- Message from the First Consul to the Conservative Senate, dated St. Cloud, April 25, 1804, in Answer to their Proposition of making him Emperor (p. 660).
- Official Account of the Proceedings of the French Nation on conferring the Title of Emperor on Napoleon Bonaparte (p. 661).
- Organic Sentatus Consultum, extracted from the Register of the Conservative Senate. Floreal, Year 12, May 18, 1804 (p. 664).
- Note, addressed by M. Bacher, French Chargé d’ Affairs, at the Diet of Ratisbon, to the Diet, dated the 28th of May, 1804, a particular Note, of the same Tenor, having been addressed to each Court of the German Empire (p. 677).
- Letters from his Eminence the Cardinal de Caprara, Legate à latere, addressed on the 9th of June, 1804, to the French Bishops (p. 678).
- Protest of Louis XVIII. King of France, dated Warsaw, June 6, 1804, against the Usurpation of Bonaparte. From the Moniteur (p. 680).
- Official Account of the Proceedings on the Coronation of Bonaparte, as Emperor of the French. Paris, December 1, 1804 (p. 680).
- Allocution delivered by his Holiness the Pope, to a Secret Consistory, addressed on the 29th of October, 1804, previously to his Departure from Rome on his Journey to France, in Order to assist in the Coronation of the Emperor Napoleon (p. 686).
- French Annual Exposé at the opening of the Session of the Legislative Body at Paris, the 26th of December, 1804 (p. 688).
- Note transmitted by Order of his Swedish Majesty to M. Caillard, the French Chargé d’Affairs at Stockholm, Sept. 7, 1804 (p. 697).

Characters
- The Streets of Paris described; or Sketches of the Habits and Manners of the lower Orders of Parisians (p. 754).

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