1. Note on the Department's academic exercises and the offerings made to it since its establishment in 1805. 2. Speech on the art of navigation, composed and read by Vice-Admiral Shishkov in the first meeting of the Admiralty Department in 1805 August 18 day. 3. A Discourse on Winds and Briefly on Other Air Phenomena Written by Captain-Commander Gamaleya . 4. Extract from the essay on ways to purify the air, prevent infection and prevent its actions. 5. Statement on a new way to bend a tree for the ship's structure. 6. Description of a new way to tear stones through sand and gunpowder. 7. Description of the new Azimuth-Compass read at the Admiralty Department by Captain-Commander Gamaleya . 8. Remarks on the Black Sea made during the seven-year stay of the fleet by Captain Earl Hayden. 9. Description of the machine for measuring great depths and for knowing the degree of heat of sea water, read by Captain-Commander Gamaleya . 10. List of observations by Lieutenant-Captain Sarychev in 1805 in the Gulf of Finland committed, piled with the results of these produced . 11. Adding to the description of the aerial stones placed in the discussion of winds. 12. Description of a new way to lift ships, invented in England Robert Seppings serving with the Chatham Admiralty. 13. Description of the machine for weighing great burdens. 14. Notes on some Marine Practice Experiences Captain-Commander Gamalea. 15. Discourse on the Decline of the Baltic Sea and the Arrival of the Adriatic . 16. Notes on some Russian Baltic Sea ports. 17. Conclusions of observations made in different places of the Gulf of Finland . 18. Observations made on different ships during the voyage of 1805. 19. Extract from the journal conducted in Kronstadt at the Baltic Sturman School about the remarkable incidents of 1806 . 20. List of meteorological observations made in Kronstadt and Reval ports in 1806 by astronomers of the 8th class Abrosimov and Ivanov Annexes