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The style of the work is also rot less attractive than its matter ; it is elnquent, !lowing, and easily inclines, in pursuing the courts of events, either to the ludicrous or the pathetic T. the me rit of truth, it adds all the graces and 'Mations of a work of fancy." Monthly Roy. Nov. and Dec. land. " We are not sore that we hays permed any honk, since the commencement of our critical career, that has afforded us more entertainment than these little volumes. Tba narrative is so gay and airy, tire tone of sentiment se mild and unassum ing, and the living pictures with which the busiest part of the scene is crowded, so full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is mpossible not to be charmed with 'be greeter part of the performance." Edinburgh Review, Jan. 11101) This Day is publishedpr icels , the . Second Edition, in Vol.. Itmu. beards, of E SSAYS, in a SERIES of LETTERS to a FRIEND, on the following Subjects I. A Mares writing Memoirs of his own Life. 2. 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MILITARY' PROMOTIONS. lEar Wire, Mau 10, 1806. sth Regiment of Dragon Guards—Henry Lee, Gent to be Cornet, without purchase, •ica Gordon, proniuted. 6th Ditto, --a... Dinner, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Goldfe, promoted. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain F. B. Hervey to be Mai i, by purchase, vice Pigot, promoted in the 21st Light Drignons. Coldvteam Regiment of Foot Guards —William Lovelaee %Val ten, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gieville, who retires. Sth Rr gimcnt of Foot—Major John Mackenzie to be Lieute nant-Colonel, by pnrchas , , visa Baldwin., who retires. Captain Thomas Emes to be Major, vice Mackenzie. 40th Din o —major Josaph Thompson, train half-pay of the late 15th Gannon Battalion, to be Major, vice Shaw, who exchaeges. 47th Dith.ntemant-Colonel William Wardrobe, from half-pay of the Turk Hussars, tie be Lieutenant-Colonel, without porchase. Slat Ditto--Lieuteoant-Colonel Ralph Darling, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Co:0nel, vice NightingaU, who exchanges. 64th Ditto —Major Sir John Wardlaw, Bart. to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Cranstoun deceased. 'Brevet Major Jobu Bronwin to be Major, vice Sir John Wardlaw. 69th Ditte--Colonel Miles Nightingall, from the 51st F'lot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Darting, who exchanges. Commission signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County yf Middlesex. Western Regiment of Middlesex Militia.—G. Vaughan, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated %larch 8, 1806. F.. T. Southey, Gent to be Ensign. Dated as above. Royal East Rogimest of MAdieses Militia —Chandus Hos kyns, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 25, 1806. William Dahmen, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Stephen Pam Triquet, Gent. ta be ditto. Dated March 29, 1806. - Gent, to be ditto. Dated March 31, 1806. Admirelto-bier, Mao 10, 1806. Copy of a Letter from the Earl of St. Vincent, K. B. Admiral and Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Fleet, &c. to William Marsden, EA dated oo board His Majesty's ship 11 ibernia off BOLAS, Ore Ild Mao, 11106. SIR—I this day received the inclosed copy of a letter from Lieutewant Usher, of the Colpoyt hired brig, containing his account of the capturing two chaise mantes, in tile river Do• nellan. I am, arc. ST. VINCENT. Celpoys Hired Brig, off the taienans, MY LORD, April 25, 1906. 1 have the honour to acquaint your Lordship, that on the 19th inst. standing alone shore, between the Glenans and I.le Groer, with the Attack 111 company, I perceived two awe, marees at anchor in the entrance of the river Donation, and which, upon oar approach, quitted their anchorage and ran up the river. Florian( it inic,ssary to silence a two gun battery before the boats could get to them, I landed with twelve men from each brig, and after a short irnsish, gut pos , ession of, and nailed up the guns ( twelve-pounders) ; 1 afterwards brought the vessels down the river, and destroyed the signal p0...t of Donation. lam happy to acquaint your Lordship, that the only damage we .ustained was having some of our standiag running rigging and sails cut. I have to acknowledge the support 1 received from Lieute nant Swoine, by his well.directed Are upon the enemy's gull during the time we were reconnoitring the river arid beac , a I feel much obliged to Mr. Wood, Assistant Surgeon of the Growler, who volunteered his Lif 'ice', and attended the party that landed. I have the honour to r-nlain, dc c USHER. Names of the captured vessels —Vancent Gabriel, Muria Francais , . To the Right Hon. Earl St. Vincent, Commander in Chief. Copy of a Letter from Michael Hoeft, Commander of the Felicity private ship of war of twelve guns, to William Marsden, Esq. dated at Gibraltar, the Ist Match 1806. SIR—I beg leave to inform you, that Cara gmy last cruise to the wedward, 1 made the following captures, ins. The French privateer, Josefina, of one eighteen pounder and two anarpoonder carroliades, arid 'amity-sere° men Two 11,.an'Ai gun.koota. Not. 14, and IN, commanded k ,„, t n a ca o f the Navy, mounting eu:11 one twority-fitrir. orto thirty-six-potwder carronadc, and tsrl awirnis. and Inov-nve men. And 1-1.4 Maia.t.'s late lugger, F.%ne-iment, mounting four four puuttalera, vrol l I,IIIIICA with thirty men. have the burnout t o be, &C. big MICHAEL 'A NovrT.T.A. Mark. 131PlillIAL PARLIAAIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS—Si Tye* se, Mar About foot o'elock, their Lordships Monied, but not as beiensforr, in "'VII , ' prorenion, except the Ling Chance:lm. aiiil the Riiyal Mike, to their own House, 'corn the High f Con - 1 of Parliament tri Westminster ; when they mho an order lor this ather prat eeding elf lb. T ria l o f Viweuwt oit Tuesday neat ; and that a Message be sent to ac quaint-the CODA a1.411* therewith. RO(SS PEERAGE. The Report of the Resiiktiosis of the Committee of Privi lege, wig the to the above, arid setting forth that the Barony in question remain , ill rit7anceb-tween the ecolveir , of Robert rte Roos, 01. Gentle Earl of lice,., Lady H Fitzerraid, Sir I luidet !Sc. was attain reed ;it war then confirmed by the Hram, o e, wl she usual Arbiter: to Majesty solid on the ozeilion, to be pressoteil by the I.o.eis with white stares. The Rini upon the table, chiefly private, were fiiwarded ira their respective stager. The hart of RADNOR hiving some. ele-rvelions as off.:r to the House, respefting of tk.tersiut PyvJ ire, arid . tAtching serials. proceedings Minim, to that High Coon id Westnientt.r Hail, the strangest were oiderod to watssitio, and the exclusion continued tome time. After the doors were opened, the Brills! Haihnor Impish! - t ment Bill was brought up from the Confoinos by Mr Rai* and others, and forthwith rend a hurt time t after which the Haute adjonmed till Monday, when their lowerhins sield . summoned upon the second reading of the I nthilvent Heistoirs• Bill, and also upon Lord Grenvelba's important propositiiiirs for the irnprovernein of the Admiiiistration of Justine au Sewlaud. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A mange from the Lords itifuerned the Hesse that their . Lordships would proceed further on the tiitl of Henry Lord Viscount Metrille. on Tuesday neat, at ten o'clock. Mr Alexander bought up the report of the Committer at Supply on Friday night, emoting a Vote for the services of the Army for nee month. The re.oltitions were agreed to, and dill leas erde.tril to ►e brought in pur►u+ut thereto. The SECRETARY at WAR gave omit*, that next Mon day he should more for leans to bring in a Rill for emainuirig, for one month, the Act of the present Session, for pm:biome Mutiny arid Deserting in the Army. General Joseph Campbell wai ordered to be adr...•d to the Committee appatuted to investigate the accounts of she Scotch whet ted estates. Adj.iurned to Monday. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. PAINS, MAY'.. An American corvette arrived on the 25th April. at L'Orient, having on board an Ambassador of the United States, accredited to His Majesty the Emperor and king. Letters from Naples state, that the extraordinary courier, who carried the &maw Ceram/ie. appoint ing Prince Joseph King of the Two Sicilies, found that Prince in Calabria, on the itia last. The agreeable news was received at Naples with extra ordinary joy. A spy, who maintained a correspondence with Prince Plilipstadt, the commandant of Gaeta, his been takers and shot at Naples. The Swiss speculators, seeing the impossibility of introducing their merchandise in future into France, flattered themselves that they should not. at all events, be shut out of Italy ; but measures have been taken to prevent the introduainn irao that king dom of all articles prohibited in France. There was an audience at St. Claud. last Sun day, after mass. M. Segur is appointed Commissioner for commer cial affairs at Trieste. in the place of M. Fiamery. M. Beauharnois, Minister Plenipotentiary at flu• rence, is appointed to emceed the Senator Bostrnon ville, as Ambassador to the Court of Madrid. M. Eschasseriaux, Chqrge d'Afaires it the Re public of Valais, is appointed Minister Plenipoten tiary to the Prince of Lucca. Madame Dc Steel is at Lyons, and is, it is said. to go immediately to Auxerre. RINSES, antic 25. Admiral Villeneuve was three days in our city, when we learned that he had died at the principal inn where he bad alighed. MOILAIX, *Fait 21. Admiral Villeneuve has landed here with the brave Captain Lucas, who commanded the Rednabt able, in the battle of Trafalgar, lie was also a companied by Capt. Linferner who also distinguish ed himself in that battle. ' lf all the French atia Spanish ships had fought with the same courage as these two Captains, the victory would have been doubtful. FROM TILE DUTCH PAPERS. SCHUMAN, NAY 6. ht. Vranken, Adjutant of the Secretary o f State fur the Marine, arrived at the Hague the l a tter c.l of last week, in great haste, from P.tris, with div_ patches for the Government. What t he purport cf these are, can only be surmised from circusostarcet certain, however, it is, that they were of the unmet importance ; they formed the subjea of several can. ferences between the Members of the Government: on Friday and Saturday last, at the Pensional house, in the Wood ; and, on the afternoon of th• latter day, the Adjutant returned for Paris, bearing dispatches from the Government. PAPtSS, *rest l ei , Prince Joseph departed on the Si inst. ter t!3- brim, with a numeroas retinue. General Islaosoa remains here. A melancholy event lately occurred in a t oscr: L: Calabria. Twenty-one o ffi c ers and t hree l who were about leaving the place , had scarcel l outside the gate, when they were assailed Nit'' shower of balls, which deprived them a ll of life; e' e'. cept one officer. who, though badly wotnnleJi wed the fury of S tne c ly wassassins. all probab ility, shortlyh a c t o t m a te o n f ced i . iill, in * tossers°. Ara" The French are still labouring on t he fortifica ti O n . of Braunau; the number of redoubts has betsb.ignit c reased, and several thousand pa llisadaes hese put in requisition. Newbauso near Passau , also been strengthened. This day is published, price 3 5 . INIEMOIR conc erniog the COM MERC I AL RELATIONS of tho UNITED STATES enth ENGLAND. Sy CITIZEN TALLEYRAND. Reed at the National lostitute the Ilith Germinal, in Cita Year . V. To which is aided, A n Essay on the Advantages to be de rived from New Colonies is the enisome Circumstances Sy she seine Author. Read at the Institute, the 15th Massidor, in the Year V. Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster •rovr. " Independent of the epigrammatic force and eloquent, of their ttyte, end of th-ir more suhstaritial merit., as sound Ind ingenious ipiculatkoa*, upon a sukathaof equal difficult* Ind importaske, they. cann,A foil to inunest us in their praAieal ap plications. They were the result of taiga observatioo in countries whole the sunbathed access tot's* best information, or w is iduatly engaged in again F.." knhurgh Review, No IX.