FIFTY.SECOND AND FIFTY-THIRD YEARS OF AMERICAN

INDEPENDENCE.

PART SECOND.

SECOND EDITION.

NEW-YORK:

WILLIAM JACKSON AND E. & G. W. BLUNT.

1835.

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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

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Message of the President of the United States to the 20th Congress, 1st session, 1

+ Message of do. second session,

15

Instructions to the Envoys of the United Stales to the Congress of Panama, 29

Correspondence concerning the Northeastern Boundary of the United States, 56

Jnundated lands of the Mississippi,

92

Treaty between the United States and Sweden,

102

Convention between the United States and Great Britain, relative to the North-

eastern Boundary,

109

Convention between same powers respecting the Northwestern Coast, 113

do do do extending Commercial Treaty,

114

Convention between the United States and the Hanseatic Republics,

115

Speech to the Legislature of New Brunswick, 1828,

120

do do do Nova Scotia, 1828,

123

Opening of the Parliament of Lower Canada, 1828,

124

Governor's Message to do do

1829,

125

Resolutions of the House in answer to foregoing Message,

129

Speech to the Legislature of Upper Canada,

132

General Orders respecting Military Settlers,

133

Speech of President of the Mexican United States, 1828,

134

Decree of Legislature of Mexico, expelling Spaniards,

136

Treaty of Peace between Colombia and Peru,

139

Treaty between Peru and Bolivia,

141

Convention between Great Britain and Brazil, for the abolition of the Slave Trade, 143

Treaty of Commerce between Great Britain and Brazil,

144

do between Brazil and the Hanse-towns,

150

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do and Indemnity between France and Brazil,

154

Treaty of Peace between Brazil and Buenos Ayres,

155

Speech of the Emperor of Brazil to the Chambers, 1828,

159

Message to Assembly on Finances,

160

Message of the Executive of Buenos Ayres, 1828,

165

Speech of the King of Great Britain on the opening of Parliament, 1828, 169

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1829,

171

Prorogation of Parliament,

172

Convention between Great Britain and Poriugal, relative to British Troops, 173

Despatch from Colonial Department to Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, re-

lative to Slaves,

175

Speech of King of France to Chambers, 1828,

184

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1829,

186

Law relative to Journals and Periodical writings,

188

Protocol relative to Greece,

192

Manifesto of the Porte against Russia,

194

Note of Ambassadors to the Reis Effendi, announcing treaty of London,

198

Letter of Sultan to his Vizier concerning do

199

Proclamation of Greek Government, announcing Treaty,

200

Protocal on the question of intervention,

202

Protocol of the Admirals,

ib.

General Orders after Battle of Navarino,

203

Letter of Admirals to the Greek Government,

204

Hatti Sheriff of the Porte, to the Musselmans,

205

Circular of Nesselrode to the Diplomatic Corps,

209

Manifesto of Russia against Turkey,

210

Letter from the Grand Vizier to Count Nesselrode,

216

Reply,

217