(1.) GENERAL Statement of Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, imported into The United States in AMERICAN Vessels, commencing the 1st day of October 1818, and ending the 30th day of September, 1819.

(2.) General Statement of Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, imported into The United States in FOREIGN Vessels, commencing the 1st day of October, 1818, and ending the 30th day of September, 1819.

Importations from Asia and Africa, in Foreign Vessels.

ASIA.

Dolls. Dolls. Dolls. Galls. Galls. Galls. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs.

(3.) General Aggregate of Importations from each Nation and its Dependencies, in American and Foreign Vessels, commencing on the 1st day of October, 1818, and ending the 30th day of September 1819.

PAPERS relative to the Change of Government at Naples, and to the Proceedings of the Allied Sovereigns of Austria, Prussia, and Russia, at Troppau, Laybach, &c.—1820, 1821.

No.

LIST OF PAPERS.

1820.

Page.

1. Proclamation of the King of Sicily....... .Naples, ......7th July 1129 2. Circular of the Austrian Government to the different Courts of Germany......

...Vienna, ...... 25th July 1130

1148

6. The Emperors of Austria and Russia, and The King of Prussia, to the King of Sicily........ Troppau, .....20th Nov. 1147 -7. The King of France to the King of Sicily......Paris,........3rd Dec. 8. Circular to the Austrian, Prussian, and Russian Missions at Foreign Courts .....

.Troppau,.....8th Dec. 1149

.Naples, ......7th Dec. 1151 .8th Dec. 1153 ......8th Dec. 1155

..9th Dec. 1156

9. Message of the King of Sicily to the National Parliament 10. Address of the National Parliament to the King..Naples, 11 Message of the King to the National Parliament..Naples, 12. Address of the National Parliament to the King.. Naples, 13. Message of the King to the National Parliament.. Naples, 14. The King of Sicily to the Emperors of Austria and Russia, and The King of Prussia ....... Naples, ...... 11th Dec. 1158 15. Address of the National Parliament to the King of

Sicily....

.....

...10th Dec. 1157

...Naples, ......12th Dec. 1158

16. Reply of the King of Sicily to the Address of the National Parliament ....

......Naples,

17. Message of the King to the National Parliament..Naples, 18. Viscount Castlereagh to the British Ministers at

Foreign Courts......

..London,...... 19th Jan. 1160

19. The King of Sicily to the Prince Regent........Laybach,
20. Speech of the Prince Regent, on the Closing of the
National Parliament......

.....28th Jan. 1162

..... 31st Jan. 1165 ..9th Feb. 1172

21. Circulars to the Austrian, Prussian, and Russian Ministers at Naples

....Laybach,

22. Note Verbale of the French Chargé d'Affaires...Naples,
23. The Sicilian Minister for Foreign Affairs to the
British Envoy.......

No.

31. Proclamation of the King of Sicily .........Laybach, 32. Proclamation, &c. of the Austrian General Frimont

......

.Foligno,

to the Neapolitans.... 33. Message of the Prince Regent of Sicily, on the Closing of the National Parliament......... Naples, 34. Speech of the Prince Regent, on the Opening of the National Parliament....

35. Convention of Armistice between the Austrian and Sicilian Armies....

.Naples,

... Capua,....... 20th Mar. 1194

36. Convention for the Occupation of Naples by the Austrian Troops.

....

...Aversa, ....23rd Mar. 1195

37. Circular to the Russian Ministers at Foreign Courts......

..Laybach,

38. Declaration of the Allied Sovereigns, on the breaking up of the Conferences...

....

28th April .....10th May 1196

..Laybach,.....12th May 1199

...

39. Circular of the Allied Sovereigns to their Ministers at Foreign Courts

40. Proclamation of the King of Sicily..

.Laybach,

....12th May 1201

Naples,

......15th May 1205

No. 1.-Proclamation of The King of Sicily, relative to the nomination of the Prince Regent as his Vicar-General and Alter-Ego, and the adoption of the Spanish Constitution.-Naples, 7th July, 1820.

(Traduction.)

FERDINAND I. par la grâce de Dieu, &c.

Ayant conféré, à notre bien-aimé Fils toutes les facultés nécessaires pour pourvoir au Gouvernement de notre Royaume, en le déclarant notre Vicaire-Général, avec l'Alter-ego, il a déjà posé les bases de la Constitution que nous avons promise, en prenant pour règle celle qui, rédigée et adoptée pour le Royaume d'Espagne en 1812, a été sanctionnée par Sa Majesté Catholique au mois de Mars de cette année, sauf les modifications que la Représentation Nationale constitutionnellement convoquée, croira convenable de proposer pour l'adapter aux circonstances particulières de nos Etats. Nous confirmons cet Acte de notre Fils bien-aimé, et promettons sur notre foi et parole royale, d'observer la Constitution, en nous réservant de la jurer d'une manière solennelle, d'abord devant la Junte Provisoire, qui, à l'instar de celle qui fut établie en Espagne, sera nommée par notre bien-aimé Fils et Vicaire-Général, ensuite devant le Parlement Général, aussitôt qu'il sera légalement convoqué. Nous ratifions, en outre, dès à présent, tous les Actes subséquens qui seront faits par notre Fils bien-aimé, pour l'exécution de la Constitution, et ensuite des facultés et des pleins-pouvoirs que nous lui avons confiés. Nous déclarons que tout ce qu'il fera sera regardé par nous comme fait par nous-même et à notre escient.

FERDINAND.