Appendix to the Chronicle
- Letter from King Charles IV to the Emperor Napoleon (p. 227).
- Official Dispatch from Don Pedro Cevallos to the Minister of State of the Emperor of France, of the 28th of April, 1808 (p. 230).
- Letter from King Carlos IV to the Emperor Napoleon (p. 247).
- Buonaparte’s Speech to the Corregidor of Madrid (p. 282).

State Papers
- French Commercial Decree, signed Napoleon, and dated at the Thuilleries, January 11, 1808 (p. 299).
- Decrees from raising Conscripts, and for uniting certain Countries with France. 23d January, 1808 (p. 310).
- Declaration of the Pope against the Usurpations of Bonaparte (p. 314).
- Spanish Declaration of War against the Emperor of France, Napoleon the First (p. 320).
- Sketch of Buonaparte’s New Constitution for Spain (p. 326).
- Provinces of Spain, in the Necessity to which they have been driven by the French, of resisting the unjust and violent Possession which their Armies are endeavoring to take of the Kingdom (p. 333).
- Extracts from the Correspondence with the Russian and French Governments, relative to the Overtures received from Erfurth (p. 351).
- Exposé, or State of the French Empire.—Paris, November 3 (p. 355).
- The King of Great Britain and Ireland’s Declaration respecting the Overtures of France and Russia. Dated Westminster, December 15, 1808 (p. 364).

Characters
- Characteristical Anecdotes of the Russian Field-Marshal Suwarrow. Translated, and extracted from the original French of a Work intitled “Précis Historique sur le célébre Feld-Maréchal Comte Suwarrow Rymnikski, Prince Italikski; par M. de Guillaumanches-Duboscage, Lieutenant-Colonel de Dragons de Kinbourne, et Officier de l’Etat-Major de l‘Armée de Feld-Maréchal Suwarrow, en 1794, 1795, 1796 (p. 13).
- Portrait of Louis XVI. From the Second Volume of Picturesque Travels in Greece, by the Count-Choiseul-Gouffier. Translated from the Original French (p. 21).
- The Character of the English and the French compared; by a Dane; in 1727. Translated from Baron Hollberg (p. 21).

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