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GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF LEOMINSTER. 021ITLIBIZN, - I BEG to exprefs the high fenre I entertain of the obliaation you have conferred upon me, by cloning me one of your Repreknutives in the (mining Parliament. I linearly hope that Ike unanimity evinced upon this occalion, fa defirable l to your town, and fo flattering to my (Minis, may never in future be diftsibtd, and I mutt, that the line of Condon I than adopt, will prove roe not undeferviag the continuance of your Malady, your cooddroce, and your fulmar'. I have she honour to bc, with shoal ramp, . - Gootleroen ' To very obliged and faithful frrraot. Parthadilam )441% 4, ac 6. HENRY BONHAM. TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR, Sir WIL LIAM CURTIS, Bart. Mr. ALDERMAN COMBS, Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. MT LORD ANS GENTLIIIIIIN. f H AVING Eloftlim, sod the prefect Rate of the Poll, we do carnally rocositalend you to forego all further perinea! attendance upon the Huftinp from this day, to the clink of the Poll I and. that you for. bear to tacit the Votes at itstw mrpedtive Friends, leaving It to tie difcretion of the SWAN to pint w it h the law, for keeping open the Books to which the U assy fpo_otancouSyrefurt. Outldhall, 34 tifiv. 'Sr Too& Liman Wmalaremeau Wm J. *lift@ ' • Pavia Pore k_ssim Mraeslitm Ritsopia Beams' WOLSALT J. Evanr VII. HI ' R. CIIttIIRWRIONT MIL DUNKIN ' - Jamas TADDT WWI:JOULES ' G WOOO Wm. Goose, jean • jacos Weaken Wm. Kamen y: Atte. Ross 1M Ws. MOOR a • ROST WAI RICHARD HAWSES SAM HAYWARD F S Wm. Roos THOMAS H FELTON MATHEW T. M. &RHIN T. MAROART Toms.' AYR'S JOIN Aococz TllOl 0 WAY Sam. Troop . ?hewn. A. 111711t01111 area Cana gimlet Gamy ToSox HUTCHINSON ACOR ORS WASNCH NM. W rota Mimi B. WADD EPOLLIPS agar WAIT/ Wso. Wool S . punt Witt. 1 Was C EDWARD Karats tIIN SIDART OHM WILD ono Hascoce Joi n CLARK C AAAAAA CII OW r PINCISTON foam RNA Geo. A. AMIN Jamas DeWS W. MAT 1111 TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF / LOVDON. 0 aa i aa maw, MR. Aldermen HANKEY having at the corn 1 meneement of the Pell declined to he a Candidate, and Mr. ATKINS having this day puhlithed kis determination to proceed an farther In the Elealoo, we have no difficulty in yielding to the' above recommendation of our refpettive Friend. ; and therefore,' we trait, yoga will emcee us, if we &Continue one perfonal atten dance from this day, to Friday nest, at three o'clock. when, by Aft of Partlament, the Poll will side. Ws are. Gauletnen, Your much obliged and faithful Servants, JAMES SHAW, Mayor WM. CURTIS Guildhall, H C. COOMBE November 3,1806. CHARLES PRICE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PROM THE FILP-NCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PITAILSSURON, OCT. r.—Mr. &uart is accredited pr • as Charge d'Affatrill from the Court of London. CONSTANTINOPLE Si,,. ts.—We hear that a precife declaration has been demanded from the Ot- , toman Porte, on behalf of a certain Power, reined ing the line of eondudt it means to adopt in the pre fent conjundlure. M. D'ltalinfki, the Ruffian Minifter, has formally rotelled againft the refignation of the Hufpodars of . Wallachia and Moldavia. . General Sebaftiani, the French Ambaffador, has bad a private audience of the GranJ Seignior, at one of his country palaces. MADRID, OCTOSER t+.—The Government perfitis in the meafure, not to permit any perfon to be inter red in the Churches; and they are zealoufly fcconded by the Biatops. It has been lately determined, that all the military, whatever their rank may be, (hall wear their hair Atom The King has fet the 6rft example, in adopt ing this mode of drefs. si unsure°, (itemise 16 —The depots of feveral 8.1%.1T .4.1 regiments arrived here yellerday. They ts.- to pertorm garrifun duty.— ( From dm Malheur i tLeilib.) Bauseao. ()croon t9.—We have been occupied in removing the grand Pruffian magazine at Hoff ever fines the orb. A great number of carriages are employed um this aeration. The loft of there maga - sines are immenfe. and irreparable by the Pruffian armies. Yellerday afternoon 2g pieces of cannon and an howitzer were brought here, which had been taken in the affair of the 9th, near Nerilladt neon the Orla. Today they have been tranfported to Verfeheien This afternoon three or 4cso wit - nacre arrived, Prat 1 Bans and Saxons ; three Colonels are among them, Sad in sre prithners are expelled. t VISION*. Ocroasa 9. —The formation of a great cordon of troops in the Airtlrlan Rates, from the • 110014,6 of Lufatia to Ti ielte, is refolved upon, and is to be put into immediate mention. 1 OCTI , IIIII to —The march of troops from Hun. Lary to Ilrergthen the army of ohfervation in Bo hemia. continues without interruption. Yefierday, , and the preceding day, the regiments of Cirelian is. lenity, Liclitenttetn, and leveret corps of buffers, ruched by this city. The officers of theft corps art r allowed a eonfiderahle incresfe of pay. This day the Areldsigar o bar lea reviewed the regiments which com port ciiii'galrifon. (kerma' tt.—Hie Imperial Majelly eonAantly ;elides at the CaAle of Luxembourg. A ounsber of troops have marched through this day. Several corps are quartered here for a time in the libarbs to refrellt them i and as they proceed others towed in their room. The garrifon of this city, we art stored, is Ihortly to march for Bohemia. Its Oaf eilabliihment, and a number of engineers, have already fen out. The prifoners taken lair year by the French are. as loon as they arrive, fpeedily armed and equipped, and fent to join their refpative corps. In addition to theft preparations, we learn that eight regiments of cavalry are eolledted in Cr.acuvia, in order to form part of a cordon on the tiontiers of PQM Fria& The province of Gallida I is called upon to furnilh 30,000 hurts, and Moravia to,ooo. Orders are iffued for the levy of fio,ooo recruits. in order to render more refpeaable oar armed neutrality.—Gat. Allem& Fratsefort. Venice, Ocr. 9.-I'he Anglo Ruffian tquadron continues a ftria blockade on our unit. The whole of the French and Italian troops have nearly quitted Upper Italy for the Neapolitan territory. We have a (mall French garrifon in this city. • Them, Ocr. 6.—The French troops have eva• elated Ragas, and retired from Dalmatia and Iltria, in order to concentrate themfelves in the Friuli. where General Sevres waits at Udina, to take the command. During eight days. French troops are paling near this town, which his been suited only by a few of the Officers. The Ruffian fquadron continues to blockade ftrialy the coatis of Iltria. In our road a Ruffian /hip of 74 guns is Rationed. Their troops continue to occupy Cattaro and Cafel•Nuovo. An Aulltian force, under General Bellegude, is encamped on the iaands of Curzola and LeGna. PROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL. HAP/BURGH, OCTOBER 31. The polls from Pruffia, Ruffia, and Auftria. are not yet arrived, but we learn by an Eftafette, that a part of Murat's divifion entered Berlin on the 24th inftant. However difaftrous the campaign may have been to the Pruffians, it is certain that feveral corps of their army have not been in aaion. and are now affembled on the other fide of the Oder. particularly the corps of the Prince Hobenlobe, the Duke of Saze Weimar, and Brunfwick Oels. The day before yefterday the Duke of Brunfwick arrived at Altuna, he was carried on a litter by his fervent,. His propofals for the neutrality of his States were treated by Bonaparte in the molt infolent man• ner. We are in expeflation of hearing of another battle having been fought near Magdeburg ; a few days will, in all probability, relieve us from our anx iety ; General Wartenflebca is Governor and Corn. mandant of that fortrefs, the garrifon of which con• lifts of , z,OOO men, bat the works are laid to require a much greater number for their defence. As the magazines are not fupplied for a long liege, appro. hentlons may be entertained for its fafety, urgers Coon relieved. His Serene Highnefs the Duke of Brunfwick wat wounded in the battle of the t4th, on the heights behind Tangwitz, and at the bead of the battalion of grenadiers of Hantlein. The mufti-et hall by which his Highnefs wa► wounded, entered a little above the right eye. and came out near the inner corner of the left. His Highnefs immediately loft all fight with his right eye, and could only difcern a (mall glimmering of light with the left. It is raid he will go to England. Devaltation and cruelty mark the footfteps of the French, wherever they go. Weimar was nut only given up to the plunder of a brutal and ferocious fol , diery for two hours, ►ut was afterwards let on fire, as were alto Jena, Halle, and Naumburgh. It is reported here that General Moreau paffed through this place left Saturday (the 25th ),on his way to join the Ruffian army, in which he is to hate a chief command. Jerome Bonaparte, it is alto (aid, will accompany the army deftined to ail againft Po land. Ofnaburgh is occupied by 400 e French troops, and is taken poffeffion of in the name of the King of IIo1• land ; as is alfo Ea Frielland. ERLANOEN, OCTOBER s 4. 'Miners here has refurned its regular courfe, and the teachers in the Univerllty will begin on the 27th their lc lures as dual. The Dowager Margeavine of Bayreuth is fill here. Tellerday and the preced ing day the army of the King of Wirtemburg, ■mounting to io,ooo men, marched through this place. According to the lated advice' (lays the Nuremburg Gazette of the a3d), Field Martha! Mol lendorf is dead of his wounds. BaxoNY. OCTOBrit s 6. Poles are now crated along the frontiers of Sax. ony with the infcription," Saxe Elefierate, pays wake," Meliorate of Saxony, a neutral territory. The Mi. sifter at war, Bertbier, has publilbed an ordinance, direding that the inhabitant. of the Merfeberg tctri. tory (ball in particular be (pared on account of their good behaviour. Napoleon was at fdlerfeberg. The &lifeboats from the A utirian States have been permitted to depart from Leif)fic with all their wares, without atoialladott. Several boa's base been burnt at Jena, and the greaten exeefres committed there for three days.— Weimar, Gera, Nantraintrg, and Carnal other plAces in the Saxon territory, have (offered much by fire, and otberwik. Above limy thoutand Preach troops have marched through Leipftc. Contributions have been levied in the city to (apply them .kb *sectaries, thins, (hoes, ke. Above three thoutind fateigners have applied to the CommiQloa ellablitbed there for pates ; but only about too are made out is a day t nose are granted to Englithmen, Romans, cv Prams. MUNICH, OCTOBER M. The Gazette cf this city contains two Bulletins of the events of the war in Saxony, the fubflance of which is as follows : 4, According to advices received on the eoth, by courier. from Jena, the head quarters of the Empe ror Napoleon, there were taken in the battle of the 14th from thirty to forty tboufand prifoners. thirty dandards, three hundred pieces of cannon, and im meofe magaziocs of proviGons. Among the pri toners are more than twenty Generals and Lieutenant Generals, among whom is Lieutenant General Schmettau. The number of killed in the PrufGan army is prodigious; it is efiimated at more than 30,000 killed and wounded ; the lots of the French at ',too killed, and 3000 wounded." At Erfurth nine thoufand men furroadered pri. Coneys of war. BERLIN, OCTOBER 24. To-day at noon 15,000 French entered this city.— ' They are commanded by General Huhn,. The Em peror Napoleon deligned to be to-morrow at Sans Solid, and the next day at Berlin. General Davoult has his bead-Quarters at Potfdam, General Hulin, who now commands here, was lin year French Commandant at Vienna.—Hassburgb Com!. pendent, Nov. I. OSNASRUCK, OCT. a 6. This morning, about ten o'clock, General Grand. jean, (who held Hameln at the time of the occupa tion of the Hanoverian territory) arrived here with about fizzy Batavian dragoons. He immediately feat a declaration to the Regency, announcing that he took polieffion of the Principality of Ofnaburgh in the name of his Majefly the King of Holland ; four thoufand Dutch troops are expefted to-morrow. The culling authorities he confirmed in the King'i name ; that the troops fhould obferve the liriraeft dif cipline ; that no requifition (Gould be attended to, but from the General himfelf. Thus we are now Dutch. This is our third Sovereign in the (pace of five days. On Wednefday we were Rill Pruffiana, on Thurfday Hanoverian', and now Dutch. Ocr. 37.—The Palace here muff be put in order without delay, as the King of Holland will arrive here in a few days. Above 30,00 ct troops are to march through. General Grandjean, after a long confe rence with the Privy Counfellor Von Burch, is re turned with his dragoons to Munger. EISENACH, OCT. s 5. The number of prifoners fet at liberty by Lieu tenant Helwig, it is now certainly known, was not 6,000, but near 9,000, becaufe to the Pruffians takes in Erfurt, others were added. The French &on confined not of goo, but of 540 men, viz. twn com panics of foot, aco each, and tyo Voltigeurs. • BRUNSWICK, OCTOBER 28. The French troops which have entered this city confia of about 400 cbaffeurs. ANOTHiI LITTII. SANS DATI.--Ythrday mor ning, about eight o'clock, the frit French cavalry en- tered this city. The garrifon were obliged to give up their arms, but the officers and under of f icers were permitted to keep their fide arms. The French conduit themfclres remarkably well, and we Icarcely know that there are enemy'► troops in the town. Six hundred French infantry, it is (aid, are likewife expetted here. FROM THE MAINE, OCT. 25. The Court of Wurtemberg is gone into mourning for tour weeks for Prince Louis of Pruffia, count' German to his Majefty the King of Wurtemberg. The Grande Duke of War:burg has opened a loan for doo,ooo florins. ANOTHIS L RRRRR SAM DATN.—Several le report that the Ruffians are arrived on the frontiers of Siletia and Saxony. Two carriages full of French prifoners have been brought to Wurzburg for having railed contribtLions in Anfpach. General Legrand is Governor of Liy reuth. AUCLAUR, OMBRA. sB. The theatre of war, which was hitherto in the Mark, advances continually nearer to the Pomera nian frontiers. An anion has taken place near' Templin, a cannonade was heard here to-day.—Naw 6strgh Correpeantt, Aoe. t. STETIIN, OCTOBER lE. An anion, as we are affured, took place Tenerday near Ncufladt Eberwalde, between the corps of Ho. henlehe and the French, of which we caret Coon the particular'. French troops are expetied to arri►e here today or to-morrow. ALTONA. OCTOBER 3r. On Sunday, the 26th infiant, the Dukes of Wei mar and Brunfwick Oels paired the Elbe at Sandal, near Haulhurp, with thirty thoufand men. The dif perfed foldiers of the Pruflian army are not permitted to enter or rema'n in the Elederate of Hanover. uskri . z, OCTOBER sa. The day before yefterday in the evening. the late French Envoy General Laforeft arrived here, and the next morning General Von Knobelfdorff left this city. The two Secretaries of Legation, Caillard and Baird, arrived here after General 'Adore. A confequelice of the battle of the tath was the 1 1 furrender of Er forth, which followed on the 37th. The French took eight thoufand wounded, and fix thoufand other prifoners ; among them were Field Marfhal Mollendoiff. the Prince of Orange, and Lieutenant Generals Larifch and Gravers. Martial Mollendorff is very ill, and tie Grand Duke of Berg, who forced Erfurth to capitulate, fent him one of his phyficians. Above fixty Pruffian flandards are in the hands of our troops. The Emperor has appointed General Clarke Governor of Erfurth and the furroundingeonntTy. The French have taken fix thoufand Saxons and three hundred Officers pri foners--the Emperor releafed the Officers on their promife not to ferve againft the French. General Ruebel was found wounded in a village, and Mar. Ural Soult fent a furgeon to bins. On the tflth, Prince Eugene of Wirtemberg ar. rived with the Pruffian corps of referve at Ralle ; and the next day the French troops arrived there. The King of Pruffia propofed to the Emperor Napoleon an armiftice fur fix weeks ; bat this was refuted. The remainder of the Proems army defeated near Jena, is endeavouring to pin Idagdeborsh. THE EVENING STAR: LONDON. • THURSDAY, Novonsit 6. PRICE OF STOCAS THIs DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.. Ciotti's, for mangy, Olif—ror Nov. 61/4..4te10c0l ()mutual ♦, _ olm•Imm, WEST INDIES. We have received the journal of our Correfpondent in the Weft Indies, it is dated Barbademit, September 23. There is little inte'ftfling in it—they were igno. rant of the deftination and fate of the trench fleet, and diaractl by various and contradidloty rumours. The rainy feafon continued, but the iflande were not unhealthy, though troops were every whets/ wanted. General Borst, the Commander in Chief, had not fet out on his long meditated tour to all the islands, when our Correfpondent's letter came off. A general change in the Commander in Chief, and General Of ficers of the Staff, was talked of at Barbadoes, to le: replaced by a new fet from base. They are • Lieutenant General Borst, Lieutenant General Decimetre, Maj , r General HISLCIP, Major Ocaeral Mesita. MaJoc Galant ktm . Major aciterad LIALIT6I•II4 Troops were looked for to asoderteke as expediticu sgaiatt Martinique. We have juit heard that Lieutenant General Sir ErasCooes has demanded rid/4megawatt; to Jamaica, the regiments there having of late faired Co much, particularly the 18th and Bad. GENERAL MIRANDA. We yeaerday received accounts from Barbadoes, of the sytb of September. So far from eimarsistug the Oration of the failure of Miranda's Expedition, th e y would induce us to believe that it was likely to be attended with complete fuccefs. The following is the intelligence given in our accounts. The accounts froni Barbadoes are later than thofft received at New York. We are inclined, therefore, to diflielieve entirely the latter, which announced Miranda's failure. Barbidaaa, Sept. as. I , The grand fcheme and enterprife of this bold and afpiring man begins now to aflame a favourable afpea, and from the promptnefs and decifion with which he alts, promifes the happy accOmpliflament of his benevolent purpofes in invading his native, but oppreffed country. Miranda's fuccefs at Coro has before been known here, as well as his preparation* for proceeding againft Marycaho I.from the fortu nate interception of a Sparta mail boat horn La Guira, the difpatches of the Captain General of Ca faeces to the Commandants of Cumana and Marge ritta having fallen into the hands of our Comman ders, many interefling particulars are obtained which tend to Meanie the former account, and develops the deplorable Rate of the country. Miranda carri ed Coro on the sd Auguft by Rotes. without any lots on his fide. but of twenty sans on that of the enemy; he immediately after attacked Marycabo, • (mall but rich town in the provisos et Voneauella, fituated on the weßern banks of the lake of that name, about eight leagues from its mouth; and almolt at the fame thee a place called Little Gibraltar, about thirty leagues tooth of Maryeabo ; both which were taken without much oppofition. The Captain General of C.araccas, after detailing Whist difpatches thefe thecae' of Miranda, proses& to Rate die means of defence in his power to oppofe his farther progrefs, which he reprefents if totally incotopmet to any effeaive purport. The whole amount of hit force he eitimatu at 44c0 Men, nearly onolsalf of which are Negroes and Indisns, and filch is his defi ciency of arms, that thole have no other weapons than entlaffes. In his dillisaches he urgently calla upon the Governors of Cumana and of Margarita to ufe every effort to fend him fuecoutt as foon as poilible, and Faye he is eves deficient % fpeck, the public money only amounting to 93X1017 dollars ; he calls upon than in the name of his Mott Catholic Majelly to procure him money, and defires for that purport that the duty on tobacco may be mortgaged; and that they will do every thing in their power to fend him alliflance to drite the traitor from the coun try, before he has too far diffeminated his pernicious principles. He laments that the fine Province of Carthagena, fhould be open to the depredations of the invader, and rays that the danger which threatens Terra Firma is infinitely greater than they, or the Spanifh Government, are aware of. He tells them, that unlefi Miranda is fpeedily checked, the whole country will be lot to Spain ; and that this will be inevitable if England 'Ails him. His dlfpatches conclude with reprefenting the people round him, with very little exception, to be loyal and well of felled; but he again laments the total want of arms, which prevents him, he fay., from overwhelming the traitor. 4 ' ♦ number of private letters were alfo timed along with the difpatches, and there forte further to depia the confternation and alarm which Miranda's enterprise has excited, as well as the inefficacy of their means to oppofe him. The Spanith mail-boat, or rather canoe, which had been difpatched with there letters and advice., was captured by his Majelly's (loop °SPRIT, off the coaa, Coon after the' had left La Guyara, and was carried Into Trinidad on the itth infant. Sir A. Cochrane arrived there on the 14th, and General Bowyer 011 she lie, and have bees pus in full pot- T