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3 • ca.n, rt re TedfilF of the CITY and Lt NRR'EY of WES rxtINNTLit. G ***** tate, • A Y St-at in the H- rise of Commons being va .s. 1 cant by dirt ‘laiestr', having been gracioudv pleased to appoint me one of hes Piiorip a l Secretaries of State, I have once more to solicit your Votes sod ',dens', to replace n: in the h.emnrebie situation of pint Itepreseotative. It natl... five and tweotv years %evil the pridl of my life in enjoy your n•rinterno.•rd confidence and timidity, and my fe•liogt of 'gratitude have se, rt continually increased by the constancy of vein kbulnts:. T r make professions, would be neith•r suitable to my time of life, nor Intim lour:connection that has subli‘teil between iis. Thu croi , is arduous, I feel all its difficulties; mitt) serve you and iny country shall be the b of my lif e . Hove honour to be, wail* eve.) , sentiment of gratitude, pr r Your rear ulwlige.l Inatnl;le Servant. Arlingtnn , treet, ►'e►. $, 11106. C. J. FOX. MR. VOX% RE-ELECTION DINIIER. THE FRIENDS of Mr. FOX will DINE at the CROWN au•l ANCIIOR TAVERN, in the STRAND, TU•MORROW, (Thursday the 13th instAnt.)— Dinnei on the Table at Five e'Clock Tickets, price lit to 5e had at the Air of the Crown and Am•hor Tavern, till Twelve or'elnekon Thursday ; later than which hour, NJ Ticket wdl b- Thar Day is puMishal, in 3 rids. 12mo. price 15s so boards, SIEGWA RT, a Mona.tic Tale; translated from 15..7 the Geressii of J. M. 141,11er, By I.ZIIIIA 51ATILDA IIAWICINS. intNl for James Cartumter, Old Road street. This Day is publisiisd, pace Is. jiSERMON preached on the late Naval Vie wer, in th- Ps,i-h Chureh of Great Statimore Middle sex, D ic-•nber S, NOS, being the day appesented /Or a Ge neral Thanks,giving. Sy the Rev. ARTHUR ROBINSON CHAUVEL, LL.B. Rector. Printed for W. 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THE TRAVELLERS, an Operatic D r am a , accompanied by rile Song*, and by Notes illustrative of the Music arid Seentry, a. We ..h.le is perfortnin at this time, to overilowilig Flou,s, at the TheAire Royal, Drury Law. Ry A CfIFRRY, Print•d b. R.ehaid Yridga•ttrc•t, Wacic than , a,id «ild by Sroondt, Pateriiiitter.ruir ; Barker an d 5.. 4; lowiel-strew; wilt by ail booksell.•rr. Of rhr.nt SIMY be bad, by the viols Author, The Tii'ateosith Edition of THE SOLDIER'S DAUGH TER, peas .a. NEW ji o s ruhlishanl, at No CS, Haymarket, Opera of the TRAV ELLF.RS, or, MIT- I SIC'. ; as originally compassed and Ferro/ ne4 at the Theatre Royal, Dritry.lane (on aeonunt of ti. ton. nevi-at - or for the vast decoration., *atrial psecet are rwur,e.l al the re, reontation). Conspneed by D. Corsi, And ornt..n 'Loy Mr. Cherry, prier 144. Al , o. the Overtime, Marsha, arid p,nte4 of the tame Opera—Overtive, ; hdriehes and U•rscrv, Is 6.1 ; to. 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Er 1W FA RMlilt's hImGAZINF., * Periodical Wilde, exclusively stormed to AGRICULTURE and RURAL AFFAULS i for 11,11., 1601, 1802, IBu3, and 160ar Publoh.d quarterly Toe Margit of this work is to collect and disseminate inyeiii smsflierwies,Latiportaot ..od well 1111 , ),.. , 1tirate.1 facts, and ecru. rate experiment., which relate to the .i.Tereitt branches of Rural Examiner. le enti,sto ..1.-1. hliec.:llanomas Communi cation., chiefly of the runt important practical nature.—. 1 The alrriCO of Agric•ilmral Pith:it-shone-3. Agricultural Infidligence trona *taunt every diari..t iii Greet Britain and Ire land. The utility sod importance rot this branch must be rid. siTtit to every pram:vl firmer t who, at the moderate price of Iwo Shillings and b,.... rice a quarter, may learn the state of Ote trei.s, the pike of gm:n. eattle..rr. in the diffe-ent parts 1 of the kingiorn, beelds.. b mot enabled to compare his own ' . 'warmer sift , that i 4 other dastritla, and taut to carried what is imioroper ordefirinutt. P0...1 .lied by A •c I . abate, Constable and Cemr.sny. Rd ..10 areh ; su.4 .1..11.1 ha atm:. leleet-swet, London . and may be had of the principal 0 drksehersin the UutteeXtogiom. ROY A NAVY. In the Preps, and s?eetti; wlllh4oujilidied, in One Volume, Quarto, price 11. 11s. 6.1. in bospil, EVIOI RS of the RISE and PROGRESS IV of the ROYAL NAVY, from the beginning of the Reign of harry the Seventh, to November, 1805. Dedicated, by Permission, to the Right Honourable Citadel', Lord Barham. By CHARLES DERRICK, Esti. Of the Navy Office. London Sold by Blacks and Psrrp, Leadenhall-street Callan mid Mr.'s, Strand; and G and W Nicol, FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Mitchel, Erb. 1 1, 1806. Th e King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right !Immutable Wiliam Wyndham Baron Grenville; the Right If riourable Henry Petty, 'commonly called Lord Henry Petty); John Charles Spencer, Esq. (commiaily called Viscount Althorp); the .Right Honourable William Wickham, and John Courtenay, Esq. to be Commiisioners fur 'assenting the Mice of Treasurer of His Majesty's Ex chequer. The King has been pleased to rant to the Right Honour. able hurry Petty, (commonly called Lord Henry Petty), the offices of Chancellor and Under Treasurer of His Majesty's Exchequer. The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right lion. Charles Grey, Sir Philip Stephens Hot John Markham, Esq. Rear-ladmiral of the White Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, Sir Charles Wince Pets, Bart. Admiral of the Blue Squadron id Majesty's Fleet, Sir Harry Neal.., Bart Wil liam Russell, Esq. (commonly called Lord William Russell), and the Right Hon. William Lord Kensington. of that tort of the United Kingdom called Ireland, to be His Majesty's Com missioner. for executing the Office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britan and Ireland, and the Domi nions, Islands, and Tcrritorie., thereunto belonging. The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right Ifo.r Gilbert Swan Mints, the Right Hon. Gmrec John Earl Spencer, Knight of the Most Noble Order nt the Garter, the Right Host Willis, Windham, the Rie,ht Hon. Charles James Fox, Ilk Majesty'. then rritiCyal likeretaries of State; the Right Hon. William Wyndham H. , )11 Gren ville, First Commissioner of Hu Majesty's Tr-aanor ; the R lion. Henry Petty (commonly called Lord Ilee: Petty), Chancellor and Under Treasurer of His Majesty's EacheqUeri the Right Hen. George Howard (commonly called Vi.cismit hforpeth), the Right Ho i John Hiley Addington, and the Right Hen. Jelin Su limn, to be His Majesty's Commi... s taii a rs fo r the Management of the Affairs of India. The King has been pleased to ap;inint the Right lion Henry Earl of Camaryon to be Master of the Horse to Ilia Ma;eyty. Feb.ll. The King hes been ple.tarcl is appoint James Green, to H:s Censul-General in all the dominions of the Rinptror of Morocco. Carlo.. Howe. Fah 7. The P•inee of %Vale. hat been pleased to apvlne Wiliam Adam, Esq. one of H, Ntaiustv% Gorier!, and Attorrieydie n'tal to Hr Royal Highnese, to ha Chancellor and kc,,wr ,if He Royal ifi r ini-to's Great Seal, in the room of the Right Hen Lord Erskine. now Lard High Chancellor of Groat Brusin. Titsp,in,-- of Wales hoe also been pleased to appoiet Wil ham Gerrow.E.q onref Hit Maje.t.,'s Conine, i.i tileeffie of H.; Kov a l I . l , glm.ses Attorney-General. In the room o. Wtliiain Adaut, Lai. .44.siraltv-U.N,re,-drei. 11. Copy of a Letter from Adrenal the Right lion. Lott! o , rdner e a W, tw o Nfamleit, dated on beard His ALneity's Sh.p th. Dryad, in Cork Harbour, Feb. 5. 1846. SlR—His Afajest%'s slii;s Druid arrived here early (hit morn ins 1 and I have the pleasure to incluse, for their Lordships' inf cm,. of • letter, dated at tip, the tid inst. hom Cspt P. It. V. Broke, thing an account of his hair ng cap tured Ole Fir-nets darn P'i Prince Miry, haying on board lb six-uoulid:ne, awl 127 men; Reeder at sea, front L'Orrent, and had net made airy captures. I have the honour to It; &c. GARDNER. MI LORD, Druid, at Sea, Feb. 2, leOrt. I have the pleature to infer., you, that His Majesty's .hi! ) under me command, captured this morning, after a chars rut ninety miles, the Prince Alniat French ship privateer, of sigh. toed guns, sic pounders, and one hundred and twenty seven men, commanded by Monsieur Rine Morin, out five days hum L'Ormtit, and had mode Mb 1,11/IllreA ; .he 11 a coppered ship, and a fa.t sailer. I have sent her to Plymouth, And have the honour to be, he. P. V. B. BROKE. The Right Hon. Admiral Led Gardner, Admiral of the White, Ste. &c. &c. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101:3E or Lußos, Tuaso.‘y, Ft. 11. The Lord Chancellor (Erskine) aitende,l at half past time; and after prayers (by the Eisho; of Norwich) were read, Lord Somers was sworn, and took his scat, on acceding to the Peerage, on the demise of his fa ther. the late Lord. The Malt T.%, and Place and Pension Duty Bills, were severally real a third time. and passed, and messages ordsred to acquaint the Commons therewith. Mr. Graham, from the Inspelor of Convi.lls, pre sented at the Bar the Annual Accounts of the State of the ConviEts on the River Thames, and at Ports mnuth ; whteh were ordered to he on the Table. Mr. Bald win returned the Bill for naturalizing John de Riekholme, passed by their Lordships, from the Commons, who agreed to the same, with out any amendment. Alter some routine business was disposed of, and %Toning some time, in the hope of a further corn munic.rion from the Commons, their Lordslnps ad. joinned till to-morrow, when the Royal Assent will be given to certain Bills, by commitsion. iisLingui,lling such as I..iVe since arrived in Eng land. - --- • Mr. PAUL then rose to nor* for some papers ; on the suggestion of the Speaker, set!rt!;ting svhether it were proper that a motion lore papers should be brought forward in so thin d hou,e, consented to give notice for making t!.i: motion to morrow. The report of Lady Neli:or's Annuity wa . brought up and agreed to, and tla. Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-morrow, as was also the report of Sir R. Strachan's Annuity Bill. The Report of Lord Collingwood'a Annuity Bill was Incught up; and, on the question being put, for the House to agree to the amendments, Lord CASTLEREAGII stated, that since the introduaion of the Bill, a fan had come to the know ledge of the Members of the late Administration, respeaing the family of Lord Collingwood. By the Bill, the Annuity was made to descend to his Lord ship's tw•o next heirs male ; but the fa& was, that Lord Collingwood had no male issue, his children being two daughters, of the ages of twelve and thir teen. Should the Annuity therefore terminate with his Lordship's life, his family would he involved in inevitable distress. He therefore wished, that the new Administration might have an opportunity of re considering the subjea, and he should therefore pro pose, that the Amendments be taken into farther consideration this day se'nnight. Mr. S. STANHOPE conirmed the statement of the Noble Lord. He had long known the Noble Lord Collingwood, and knew that he had no male issue. Mr. VANSIT FART had no objenion to the Motion of Lord Castlereagh. He could assure the House, that the new Administration would bestow every attention on the subjea. and most undoubt edly would make such provision. as would accord with the liberality of the country. Admiral HARVEY also stated. that Lord Col lingwood had no male issue, but only two daugh ters. The question was then put, and carried in the affirmative, on Lord Castlereagh's motim. Mr. ALEX.VNDER brought up the report of the Committee of Ways and Means of last night, rant ing five millions, by loans of Exchequer Bills, to wards the services of the year. The resolution was agreed to, and a bill was ordered to be introduced pursuant thereto. Dr. DUIGENAN gave notice of a motion for Monday next, for enforcing the residence of the Clergy en their Benefices, in England. Mr. TIERNEY intimated, that on this day three weeks he should bring forward a motion, of which he had given notice three years ago, for re moving all doubts attaching, to an ail, commonly called, .4 The Treating Aft." N, , sir writs were then moved, for Wilton, in mom of Lord Viscount Fitzwilliam, who, since his elec tion, had accepted the office of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds; and for Haverfordwest, in room of Lord I(;:nsington, now one of the Lords COM missirmers of the Admiralty. Mr. O'llA RA moved for an account of the total exprts and imports to and from Great Britain, from Ist January 1601-2-3-4,5, to Ist January I 1306, so as to ascertain the balance of each year, accord ing to their teal value.—Ordered. Mr. Graham presented at the bar a report of the state of the conviCls at Woolwich, Portsmouth, and Langston, Harbour.—Ordered to he on the tattle. The order of the day for the 3d reading of Mr. Whitbread's bill, inckmilifying all those persons who served under Lord Melville, in the Navy Pay Office, during the several times his Lordship held the oZice of Treasurer of the Navy, from civil pro ecution, for an•• evidence they might give before the Committee appointed to cundtiet the impeach ment against Lord Melville, was postponed till to morrow.—Adjlurned till to-morrow. THE BRITISH PRESS. Thia ha, A PRINS of the Most Nob:e MA RQUrS coRNw A Painted by A. WILLIAM DEVI,: I sq. and ?'graved by J. ISANTOLOY.7.I. This Pant is iiknneastegnl ►i all the Family to he the b•at I,,k*.less ever taken of tins great %Sin; end it to aingollr ate kag.aving is ansciegik tne very last Works of J Sartotozz: in this Cnuntr,,. 5.14 br Starks snd Parry, Leattenhall-street. Pints, tOs.6d. each—Proof., 11. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A message from the Lords announced that they had agreed to the Bill for continuing the Ditties on Malt, arc. Lord FOLKSTONF. moved that the accounts of the progress made by the Commissioners of the National Debt, presented to the House on the 7th inst. be printed—which was agreed to. His Lordship then alluded to a motion, on a future day, by Mr. Paul, respeEting India Affairs; but, as he had omitted to muse for certain papers, he now moved for au account of the Officers, Non commissioned Officers, and Recruits, who had embarked for the East fidies t from 1793, down to the last crabs, kation. Also an acc, utt of the number of Cadets and Recruits entered and enlisted from June 1793, to the last embarkation, for the Company's service, LON DON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IV. We mentioned yesterday, the arrival of part of our troops from the Continent, at Yarmouth, on Saturday. The Bonetta sloop of war, with a fleet of transports from the Weser, passed Scarborough on tho same day. They consisted of the division under the command of Lientenant-General FHA NC Is Dunn as. The troops embarked at &cruet I•Ate, on the 31st January. The General and his staff embarked on the 23 instant, and the whole sailed from the Weser, on the 4th. They separated on their passage, and part, as we have already stated, is arrived at Yarmouth. The transports which were seen off Scat borough with the Bo w:ter, probably constituted the remainder ; and have, of course, arrived in port before this time. The division under Lieutenant-Geanal DUN n As's command, is composed of the 3d, sth, fish, 9th, 2t;th, 27th, 30th, 34th, 36th, 8:):11, 91st, and a de tachment of the iVaggon Train. This is the part of the armament destined to serve on the Continent, which sailed from the Dawns about the beginning of December, part of which was wrecked on the coast of Holland. The army is remarkably healthy, and has returned to England without meet ing an accident, or sustaining any loss. The other division of the army, which had advanced farther into the country, an] is ROW all that remains with Lord CAT ■C a AT, the Commander-in-Chief, cannot be expeCted for some days. Marching orders have been received, in consequence, at Deal, for the infantry in the bar racks to march to Canterbury immediately, for the purpose of making roo:n fur the troops (win the Continent. Lord Cartscaar's contitta in resisting the Je mend made for the surrender of the recruits raised far the German Lagion, was very spiriteJ. Before they were emharked, some increments on the p ar of the Prus,iansindicred an Luc .son of preves:in, the embarkation. Lord CaTuc• sir is reported have declared dire.ftly ant distioltly to Ceo, t ScHULENSURO, that it any movement were to detach the newly-raised levy from him, it mustbe OVER HIS AND EVERY RCITISIS SOLDIER'S BODY : In :hi:: gallant res 'lotion he was supported by th e countenance of the Swed:sh and Russian fore., which formed a strong cordon, together with th t British troops, to prote& the embarkation. Detachments of the sth,t6th, and 89th regiments, amounting to nearly CO: men, have been I.inderi within these few keys, at Whitstable, and arc ne t . at Oprioge and Faversham. These troops cor.!::- tuted pert of the expedition which sailed in Decem ber for the El'ue, and were wrecked on the cogs! Holland, where they were takm prisocers . 7;., are sent home upon their pani:e. The cot.,!. of the Dutch Government towaids them is hig , honourable. They were treated with the get. kindness and Attention. The second baits ion die First Foot (or Royals), is also at Ospringe bar. racks. This battalion is just retura7d from tbs West Indies. The Note relative to the defence of the count , ,, subjoined to Lord GIIINVILLE'S plan of a new A. ministration, and submitted to His himsrv, which has been the subjea of so much convw. salon, prepared the public mind for some imme. diate and important change is our military system. he avowed personal enemies of Mr. Fox have net failed to exercise their ingenuity upon it, fur is authowy, that much abused term, they nav comet pretend, in various false and idle rumours. It we believe, the intention of Government to alg,. ment the regular army. For this purpose. we understand, the Militia are to be allowed to vi Leer into the line to the full extent of their num bers, for limited service as time, but not as r. to p.'ace, It is expected, that each regular r , -.g - ment of the line is to be encreased to:three bat( lions by this measure. Bic MAJUITY will hoid a Privy Council this day, at the Quirt's Hout?. The Duke of Yna r. transacted business with H.s MAJESTY, on Monday. The Right Hon. CA ARL KS Lois° is returned to serve in Par:iament for the borough of Weadover. General F. rza A r iticz took possession of the War ''Office, ca Sat.;:rdaT. Mr. Fox, yesterd.ty, received the Foreign Mi nisters at his oEce, in Downi.-.g-streer. Geneed the lion. Genitot ?ot.e is to he Under Secretary of State in the Foreign Depart ment, in the room of Mr. li• in mono, swims retires after his long and faithful services. • __— Mr. CIit.I:VEY is to be Secretary to the Board cf Controul. Mr. CCRRAPI, the celebrated Irish (stator, is to be Attorney-General; and Counsellor M•Manox, bro ther to Col. M.MaIION, Solicitor-General, in the room of Mr. I'LL:is:az? and Mr. Buses. None of the New Ministerial Peers, save the Crtanccr.tort, have made their appearance in !he House of Peers, since their official appoi.umer Lord GRENVILLE, in particular, with his financial avocations, is as yet busily engaged. The coincidence is rather curious, that Lord ERMINI is the strand Scalrhmass who has filly(' the office of Lord High Chancellor of England, and Mr. Porrsote or, to whom the Grcar Seal of Ireland will, doubtless, be given, will be the screed Irishman ever appointed Chaucellor of that part of the United Kingdom. The West India Convoy haJ not sailed from Cnrk on the Sth instant. The Erlto, C1.A41:. from Cornwall, frr Venice, was captured in OClober last, carried into Algeciras, and there condemned. The Ellen, FIEND Essott, from Lirnerick, for London. is captured, and carried into Calais. 'I he Corenten el' Dadthvan, sail:dlvms Que'se for Liverpool, on the Ibth of September, aul has not since been heard of. The Georze aid Ann, STETHEm4, from Liverpool, for Waterford, is lost at Bnumalion. The East Indt.t College at Hertford, under the able guidance of the Rev. S. Fluster, is now open ed, and several Students are admitted. .... lhe Ind:jai:godle, bound for London, from Ja maica, arrived on the 4th instant, et Cnrk. She sailed from Port Antonio. Jamaica. on the :90 Noverub-r, wader convoy of His MAJ EST Y'S she , . DEM.I. Capt. Al stisa, with 3,ti sail of merchant men, in company, and parted convoy on the 2Sth. On the In instant, the Rttotuttoq. for London, on:: of the convoy, was captured. alma thirty leapt: , west of Scilly, by a French privateer of eighteen guns. The privateer afterwards chased the brac- Aivile. but she etkfted her eFcape, aided hy nigh: • And thick weather. The I.lllfid arrived, on Monday, at Portsmouth: she lost every Officer, except the Captain. since she has been its the West Indies, by the yellow fever. A letter from Stutgard of the 2tith of I ist month, states, that en Cie accomplishment of M. Ila uc wires mission to Pasis, the Elenorste of Elmo"' was to be incorporated with the Prussian territories; in return for which, the King of PAM, A was to a great part of his poss:stionts in Westplyalia, which were to he given as indam,iities to other Princes.-- It is added, that no doubt is entertained of a goon understanding b.itween Russia and I. rance twin . speedily re-established, through the medium of V. King of Paessia. The Kiag of Swcatti, says same article, c aninttes to refuse his a•went to she a • rangesnents entered into relative to I lsnover. . circumstances tend to confirm the reports,whs. lt . mentioned yesterday, stating that the King c , r %IA has taken posse:sit:la et Hanover, Ili :s 111!:le. CC