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Preliminary Articles of Peace between the French and Austrians (pg. 37). Successes of French Armies on the Rhine (pg. 37-38). Progress of the Negociation for Peace (pg. 38-39). Hatred of the Venetians to the French, and partiality for the Austrians (pg. 39-40). The French Army takes Possession of Bergamo (pg. 40-41). Resentment, Rage, and Attempts of the Venetians at Resistance (pg. 41). The French Troops over-run and reduce all the Venetian Territories (pg. 41-42). Fall of the Venetian Republic universally deplored (pg. 42). A Revolution introduced by the French into Venice (pg. 42-44). The Austrian Troops invade Istria (pg. 44-45). Treaty of Campo-Formio (pg. 45-47).

Germany (pg. 2). Some observations on the political state of that country (pg. 2-4). Death of the Elector of Bavaria (pg. 4). Some account of the character and disposition of his successor, the Elector Palatine (pg. 4). Austrian troops seize upon the Lower Bavaria, and upon the Upper Palatinate (pg. 4-5). Substance of the convention concluded between the Elector and the court of Vienna (pg. 5). Various claims notwithstanding left open (pg. 5-6). Short view of the history of the two great branches of the Bavarian or Palatine line, so far as it relates to the present contest (pg. 6-9). Claims of the House of Austria controverted (pg. 9-12). Claims of the Prince of Deuxponts; of the Electress Dowager of Saxony; and of the Dukes of Mecklenburg (pg. 12). Protest entered by the first against the late convention; and an appeal to the Diet of the empire against the conduct of the court of Vienna (pg. 12-13). King of Prussia espouses the cause of the Princes who supposed themselves injured (pg. 13). Various memorials and documents laid before the Diet by the Prussian and Austrian ministers (pg. 13). Memorial of complaint by the Elector of Bavaria (pg. 13-14). Will of the late Elector laid before the Diet (pg. 14). Declaration to the Prussian Minister at Vienna (pg. 14). Fresh remonstrances on the other side (pg. 14). Memorial by Prince Kaunitz to the Prussian Minister (pg. 14-15). Direct correspondence between the Emperor and the King of Prussia in Bohemia, and a negociation opened in consequence at Berlin (pg. 15-16). Negociation fruitless (pg. 16). New proposals for an accommodation, transmitted by the King to Vienna (pg. 16-17). Proposals rejected (pg. 17). Other propositions on both sides ineffectual (pg. 17-18). Prussian Manifesto (pg. 18).