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Wilk , . and faction to our Retd.rs hi the cows, of the last Sesairm. lii }e .a P. Macqueen, R I,ota, Ilai,ton and Hrvey. Long I inns Hurst, Roes, led that, Cade* and Dames, R. Csuaby, 3,•cur.tcy aid Eidetic, he, vaned. cl the efforts of all our Cort- i SW Matthews and ',dish. temporaries; and mar Publication was uniformly mesh FAR- O,' seismal also mha ay bad. N..- PA:throve of 11r. 04.11.D$111TH1 HISTORIES of LIER than any other Paper. We have made arran g ements at C. 1 r Li " 4. Of ItCiME, and of &NOLAND. a great expence, net merely to maintain our superiority, but to - - -- _ 1,...),.y are P.lAi•oelt in T an \ ' c" . " 6 9 F.K .II CIP Oily°, give the Debates of the eit,ttiog Session, in a style and form, mice Ms. in laneirls piCIEMS, chiefly ;It the SCOTTISH DIALECT. even mem complete than has been hitherto attained , by our By the Rev JAMES NICOL.. mom atoreleful exertioae.. THtEitii'TiSH PRESS. - LONDON, TUNIDAY, JANUARY 21. Yesterday, at two o'clock, His Maavt v held a Ftivy Council at the QULLPI% Palace, which was at tended by the Loco CIIANCaLLO a, the Archbishop Of CAN I' USURY. the Bishop of Los nos, the Duke of MONT 110br, and the Marquis of HINTIORO ; Earls, CASIDLO,WairIin &&&&& CM*. TN AM, WIN MILO:A. and D•rrYOUTI4 ; Viscount CAsTLE -111411111 ; Lords, Hawaasocav and MULOR Ulf, Sir Commas Moao•e, and Mr. ADROIT, the Speaker of the Home of Commons. His MasaT►, with the advice of the Council; was pleased to order a General Fast to be kept on the 2tilh day of February. The Archbishop of ( 4 / 4 - Tit MI y and the Bishop of Lo D 0 rz, were desired to prepare a Form of Prayer to be used, suitable to the occasion. After the Privy Council closed, a Cabinet Conn ' cil was held, at which His MAirsT los Speech, to be delivered this day to both douses of Paha roan', by Commission, was finally arranged. His MaJcsty will came to town on Thursday to receive the A.ldresses of the house of Lords and Commons, and the University of Cambridge, upon the throne, at St. James's palace. The ROYAL Famti.sr will not return to town again till the sth of February. Yesterday, Mr. ROUGH, the Messenger, was sent from the &MILITARY of Sr* r a's (Ver., with letters ofenquiry after Mr. PITT% health. He returned with letters from the Bishop of LiNcrits (who is a constant attendant upon the Minister), to His Ma- JEST T, Earl CIATH&M. and Lord Met.rutava. The report is, that Mr. PITT. was much worse yth terday than on Sunday. The old rumour of a Regency has been revived within these few days. Last night it was stated, with increased confidence, that it constituted a sub jeft of deliberation in the Privy Council. A rumour of a change of Administration also prevail. ' ed, bet we believe that it is only a speculation , founded upon Mr. Pist's illness. Should Lis indis- I position prove of long continuance, a change of Administration would be, no doubt, a very probable event. Viscount Cass aaaaa a we understand, will head the Ministerial Patty, this Jay, in the House of Commons. The Address will be moved by Lord FRANCIS Svsmcgs, and seconded by Mr. Aiestic. In the [louse of Peers, the Address will be moved by the Earl of &sae. Three Messengers arrived, on Sunday, from Berlin, and on from the Ilentlinarusrs in Han over. 'They had set nut, separately, from these se veral places, but were detained at Cuxhaven, by contrary winds, until the 11th instant, when they all embarked together, in the packet which 'nought the last Hambtirgh Mails. By them, Government have received dispatches from Berlin, of the 6th, at which time Lord liaaaowe• was recovering from a s indisposition. His Lordship did not intend immediately to return to England. Lord Lxvison Gowan was still at Berlin, but was expelled to take his departure for St. Petersburgh in the course of a day or two. The dispatches confirm the accounts of the conclusion of a separate peace between Trance and Austria, at Presburg, on the 17th last, and an nounce the following additional particulars of the Treaty : " AtiasLa cede: the Tyrol, in part t Bavaria, pit to the kingdom or Italy. The ethnic of the Vora:be•t, the Ineerthal, ■nd all the protomitus in Suaina and Franconia, weather with th • C. y and State of Venice, &receded, either to the F.rrrgdo•n of Italy, or to the Allies " Aeatm pays to France 50,000,000 of !brim." France also insisted upon Istria and Dalmatia ; hut this demand was tavdtitely oppose) by the Arch• duke CH *sits, in an internam with lictsAr e. With respect to Prussia, we have no further in. telligence to state. Lord Ca - rocanr, with the United British and Itu,si.sn army. was, at the date of the above dispatches, on the right hank of the Weser. Marshal AVGLILAU had halted near Mayence, as had the Army of Holland near the Is sell. Russia, we are happy to find, coi.tinued to maintain the same firm and dignified tome, which has of late so much exalted her charaftcr iu the eyes of the world. The Russian official account of the battle ef Ans terli:: has been circulated in Germany : it differs much from the French report of the same trans .aftion. It states, that the Russian army consisted of only fifty thousand men on December the 23, and that the Austrian force, mostly composed of new levies, was not above half that number. The French are represented as being, at least, I or 20,000 more, the division of BERNADOTTE having joined the Grand Army the day before the battle. The story of whole battalions of Russians being drowned, is asserted to be a downright falsehood: no disaster to that extent was possible. It is even mentioned, that not a single Russian was lost in that way. The total loss of the Russians on the 2.1 of December. and the following day (on which it Appears, after all, an engagement really took place), is stated to have amounted to only ten thousand men. The losses of the French are supposed to have been at the least as considerab!e. The latter, after the dreadful battle of Austerlitz, did not deem it advisable t o m a k e any vigorous effort to pursue the retreating army. On the following day, they attacked the Russian rear guard, in the neighbourhood of Uhrschutz, but, after a partial aftion, which continued until the close of the day, the French were obliged to relin quish their intention. It is positively contradifted, that the Imperial Russian Guard lost their colours : on the contrary, the Regiment of the Grand Duke CoIPIST ANTI se took the standard 'of one 'of there T giments of the line of the French infantry. no doubt, was the Eagle, the restoration of which is described with such pomp and circumstance in tits• Order of the Day of the 25th ult. as inserted in I one of the late French Papers. -- - After the Council, yesterday, His MAJCSC• gave audiences to the Archbisho p of C•NTESSURY, the SSCRETARIRS of SCATS, EMI DARTMOUTH, an d Sir CHARLES Moßo•et, who laid before His MA- J cu. v the proceedings of several Courts Martial. At half past four o'clock, His MAJesry left the Qur SP'S Palace for Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Horse, and his German footmen. Lord Assn slur and Mr. Sent.se 'swathe Lord and Groom in Waiting. The tumour, that the Marquis of Wet tzsLie will be oppointed first Lord of the Treasury, and Lord CAsTitat•ou Chancellor of the iLichequer, is srounsiLfss. fhe separate Peace between France and Austria, caused an extraordinary sensation at Berlin, as soon as it was known. TM Prussian army still remained on the frontiers. Su late as the Bth, we are assured, the English, Russian, and Swedish troops, continued in Hanover. It was, indeed, generally believed at Berlin, that the Eleaorate had been :ritually cedscl, fora time, to the King of PRUSSIA, to prevent its falling into the hands of the French; that the latter had been apprised of this arrangement, and that the general halt which took place in all the French de tachments that were advancing towards Hanover, was produced by that circumstance. Extraa of a letter from Ancona, dated Decem ber 11, 1805 :—'• The French privateer, Mineola, and the Verelier, and the Italian privateer, Pirrett, have taken, and brought into this port, five armed vessels under Austrian colours. The Tigre, Italian privateer, has brought into this port a vessel laden with corn from Venice, for Dalmatia. On Wednesday, at the Guildhall, Timm as Wit son, Esq. was eleeted for the second time, Lord Mayor of Yerk, and the following Gentlemen were chosen Chamberlains. viz. Mr. THOM AS WILLIS,, Mr. WILLIAM HOKASY, Mr. Puma l'HoursoN, Mr. THOMAS HARE/CASTLE, Mr. THOMAS GIISSON, and Mr. WILLIAM DIAN. His Martel v has been pleased to order the fol lowing uniform horse-furniture to be established throughout the service, for the Staff-Officers of Re giments at Infantry :—A housing, or saddlecloth, made in shape and size similar to that ordered for the General Staff of the Army, of the colour of the facing of die regiment, with a double row of regi- mental lace round the edge. The holsters to be co vered with black bear-skin, and the fronting of the bridle with ribbon, the colour of the housing. It is ordered in future, that all Camp Equipage returned by regiments into store, under any circum stances, may previou.ly be sortad by the Regiment or Corps giving in the same ; and the irroirrable, repairable and unserviceable articles he made up in separate bundles or parcels, which are to be marked in the abovementioned form, according to their re spedive qualities, instead of being sent in, as for merly, in a promiscuous state, whereby much unne cessary trouble and expence were occasioned. Another fr:gate has been lately launched ;n the East Indies, called the Pitt. Eight Captains and twenty lieutenants have been made. in a short space of time, on that station. The Elisabeth, from Boston, for Amster dam, is lost on the coast of Holland. Lieutenant-Colonel Da Baarirnr, now pricnner .in France, who. with many other hi ir. Officers, was saved from the wreck of the APOAI. is an Officer of considerable .merit. At a very early age he entered into the army, and distinguished himself by his bravery in the American war. He is a dear relative of the Hight Hon. Davin LA. ll:nit:WE. of Dublin. „00. , 4 • NELSON CLUB. To mark with respea, and to perpetuate th e memory of the Hero of the Nile and Train!gap * Altair has been constituted In Belfast, denommit e d The IVetion Club, under the auspices of the Marquis and Marchioness ot DON enot.t.. The first meeting of the Club was on Thursday last, whets they g ave a splendid Ball and Supper, at the Etchartge Room., to a numerous company, composed of th e first ranks in the town And vicinity. On the invita tion cards, upwards of 150 of which were issued, there was a figure of Ferns, with a scroll, bearing this inscription, Nehon.—Trafalgar, and having i n one hand a crown of laurels. The company began to assemble abopt nine o'clock. The following were pi•lsent : Marquis and Marchronee. of Dooegall, and Miu toothed; Lair liArriet Skeffirriton and Mois qtegnetriri- Leea loss. Ir. • Junes Blackwood, Lady Blaokwoud, wood; 'fol. Col. Ward, Mr'. Ward, and the Mill Wards; Major arid Mrs. Blackwood; Mrs. Monignoorryonsd Montgomery, Otosernount ;) Genets' and Mrs. Caroptiel; Major and cars Stukbart, and Mrs. Montgomery. The members of the Club•were alistigguipheal by their wearing a blue ribbbn on the -Breast of the ir coat, on which was inscriineetAVain-Vlarr. The ball was opal - ilea% O I :alte - )t 6:y Mr. and the Marchninisia of DOMILIAL * lowed - by. Lord Jocat.va and Mies:Setae vi worm ! , &c. dm- &C. the , dancing was'kept up with gre a t vivacity until one o'clock, 'satin the supper morns were opened, and the cornpany sal down to a very elegant repast—the tables being furnished with every rarity, lambs frisks, ices, and.b. most choice wines. • At two o'clock, th'idanefng recommenced, with the same sprightliness and vivacity as at first, and continued with increasing gaiety and spirit, until day-light. The Stewards, Tirosa as V .• , and Eowaao Mac, jun. Esquires, received the highest enen. miums of all present, for the atteation which they had bestowed on the arrangements of the entertain. ment. Yesterday morning. the Prir.ce of W 4 is and the Royal Dusts visited Their MAJESTIES and the Pasocessss, previous to their 'caving town. • 'Sir-•A Lessons'K strait was among the Ba. thnetrat Court. Oit HOT MAJ EST Y'S Ysisterclaji•nadroing. Vicount Liter/4! A 4 11.111 Isonoskt of being introduced to Hislif aJssr V, h ; fitlier.the Earlailf PAISYMOVits, anti had the bo,.r.ur terbiss MA. I EST Y'S.- hand. twos his, being ap •pointed to a - goo k :hand in the StofForddkire Vilit lA. - His Erceltencyt4 .of .Ajoria....noridod,; ea Tuesday, at Edintiiirgh7 •-•••• • = His Excellency the PotrivOtrass Airlessness% gave a grand dinner resterarrayrllLkid-beame7tool Audley-street, to the SAX.O% and Perms' oil Assess. sanoar, Mr. Moamar% dlnd several foreign Sear denten. Lord and Lady Corms," TriVes k lVertthi at . • their house, Hanover-square. rev The Earl andCouhtesref rt_ilat•J.‘4l/17. terday at Garr-cwt.'s hots] AThernarle-oreet:lnsra Cullem Castle, Scotland ; apd the Lail of 'Porifts. sou ro, from Hursebourne Park, Hants. Lord nate Y arrived yesterday at hip Non. min. street, Berkeley-square, frosts Leicestershire. • The Hon, Mr. Botrvestc ariiied in jOwn yes- : terde.y, from Betchworth !louse, near Dawkins. The Earl of BelOCWATlM•arrived yesteralay. at. his house, Grosvenor-square. from his mak is Hert fordshire. The male and female thay . ral Asks now perform ing at Oxford. are said to be branches-Horn the' ve , at woods of Dodena. Th. Earl of Li lit-RICE arrived yesterday, at llis house, Mansfield -street, from Ireland. The Marchioness of Astacoars had • a splendid dress prepared for Saturday, and was expefted to accompany her fair daughters to Court. We have not learned the cause ut her Ladyship's absence from the brilliant circle. The Presentations to Her Maitre?, on Saturday. were principally bridal, or on the first entrance of youth and beauty into the fashionable world. This accounts for S 3 many white dresses.- • The Nlarrquis of A stacoes will come to torn, , this day, from the Priory, to attend the House of Lords. Colonel and Lady Coons rat WOOO, from Kent ; Sir Jour+ and Lady Aosacr, from Oxford shire ; and Mr. Pos s is AN, from Dorseishise, ar rived, yesterday, at NEICIT'S Hotel, King-street, St. James's. The subjefts appointed by the Vice Cnoacti.tor of the University of Cambridge. fnr Sir Wf t L IAM BROWN'S Prize Medals for the present year, are V..r the 0.104, Mors is. 4.1141 Epir3.lll, Medea ern In the reports of trials, at the Qaarter Session', held generally in the course of las. week, we read the convidion of William Blackthorn, for an Ass.sait on Susan Crabtree, of . 1 011 N hate[. for stealing a sap, and ANN Joe cs, a psi, of 6re, el., Mrs. BEAUMONT had a grand party. last night. at her house, Portman-square. Tho grand I)1S ing•Room was appropriated for a joreentle d ; the floor being chalked in a tauelul manner - Master Bromism:l. and NESS Bi A NtI . IIICIE .1.44" tire ball, with The Henry lithat. The baud couss.i eil of the harp, harps:chord, tambuur;n-, soil t-Y violins. In the adjoriling Drawing II solo wcro five card-tables. The scied and elegant comp••'•3' included— • , Tht Durlar.sses of G-rdo r and Manchester. the (-,severe.` i.rl of Limenek, Lerd Anal 1.440• Ch. teryek car .tea Gehoet, Ladies Haman,. Um..., Ca.tre. es, WA Ellanthanneah. Ann VV l lll•lttits, Ct. with. Sod% lair..,, ar i l Carnpliell ; Sir Ralph and Lady A;, *Ube. Si Richard erd I.ady Dr... tpt,td L.t.tv Soh% the limy Mr and Mrs. %writ, Mr. James Nimetouaid, and Mi. Andlers The Duchess of Comma had a small party. el Sunday evening, at leer haute, St. James.'.o.agut - e. at which were the Duchess of MA arca os tux. Drk• and Duchess of Brorneo, the litarqois of Tar's' TOCS. Viscountess CASTE El/CAGY, Viscount .134 Viscountess Ilrarairasermat, Lord S secy.( oh Lady S. Stew* or, Sir le wets STAIMPat, ,e 4 bliss Foanuee.