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- 7: - . %.;• - lr "r -.... TIM NEW LOTTERY, which begins Drawing JANI7ARY Is, 1207, CONTAINS ' 2 Prim of L. 30,040 41* Lf60,1011 2 2 3 5 8 90 40 - 410100' - 5,100 .N.......... 4 ...--..—•••••• 4=l Tick... . L. 150,1100 . Calvitais letetinThalge : ryas-drawn T.citet, Ist Day....L 10,000 -a: ! 4 , Ditto 3d Day 10,100 flit Ditt o sth Day 30,1 , .Last Day 5,008'1 i A PRICE. ' 1 • Ticket - • LlB 15s. 1..10 2 0 I Eighth - L 2 15 1 Q.arter . • S$ it elitterenth - • 1 4 0 TICICITS and STIA.II2.S are on Sale as ..11 the LICESSiD torrinur Of FICE , I. and by their Agents in the COUIIIIT. '.,• The above 'materials Cspils;46oB an the vssesit, is lune of r , feir T,ck, ts, gm igreallesed is die &seal/ of • )11re iture. Tnns fact it 1106108111144. Las the Vets. Aisne. to path -spate of=miumsolsetaA o t nelenoir, Hu! a t tert., as the 1 spisosain to.dorly as , -1.0,y next. I, le.i I M on .3tA MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE PRIENDS or Mr. IVM. MELLISH li .111 DINE, es VE next. the !tai itai of De. ember, Ems o'clock ' , wilily, it thellriee M ,some T Great gieesi street, LineelitYidn . lields, to ceirlyate Up return M' Pietlament. Tiekve, at 13i. dd. each, will be peahr for delivery on Men d=osing Rya. at the Free Mu. , W Ts. ern, and se is or • I „Uri nioy be tent *de, Thur4ay Eion.ng 6vntuvVieri t ey, m e ad FRE HULDERS' of t CUD' r MIDDLESEX. RN: VlZlRTteleitr, In an eirdinarl Contest. I bad ken chosen by y.O as ore; of pair. Iti.F.os,atio.es, 4 should have been ,'• latterly at a has 'peeved' ray gratitualiefer se high an Itemise 3dage thin, how incapable I must le of do.ng justice tr for ty:4lints, when sour choice IIIVOIVeS th it a great and glorious •ictory„ that you have enabled me to oilmen over the dang er -* patty, which, by the meat dtagraceful preeticeo, St the 13 t two 01•Ciii141, had nearly triemphed over your indopeodence Tiii itnnimte majority with which you have hilhouren nay horriele pretemmans t 6 your (avow. declare., in Ile *minw a autumn. the 'noir-rad the CaMity, that I trust it eri:lestingisishth • teepee 4411 who are desirous of stifling that :ice by popular clamour, or of defeating it by the .rte of far . 'khat majority, elan ' •permit me to poid,"afints the hes% Hite ellifer to the call, tekeh. CMOS the Mediae, Sir Iluntott hat almost daily Ilitie upars me, for a rtechi• 'of my prinoieles. Nay, it goes further ; 'for it pro• , lit hingualy, which c00n... be misundvistood, your eat newt hia priiicielcs, as well as looted mine. In ern.gretutating yes, Gentleman; Moen a •irtory which is wtoad of se 'WWII lIICOMOiII, 8 , 01 vehorlt.cnittoleriuc the .1a - a the moortert..ffrmis host same fir trium oh to the IC ins et lair% and, nodf.eal, to the (nerds at seder throughout centavo' world, my duty to yoe compel. me mat ceneirly „ ID Wergild • coatinua.4}l of that eigilsace and frertmes, mfilch, in leach • nuns, can elude ileum Use iseetiabable advantage iiis gre Mee gained. • 111 11 4 Ravine hitherto. refreineol' from professions, well lineeiose to toe a must fel .44oua feel at emiduct. I dull now coo lie,' myeetf whit erturinly yow i ginst try promoting, to the . beet of .goy alailit...e, gilte prosperity of the 11,iii.11 Empi.e, the secii- 'Ally of sese Hellish Constitution, and the honour and welfare of "'gas — Cooney .14 Iliddle.es, I seen endeavour to justify pop =di' ev.oce_the gr.tounr with stinich 1411,Cl..i,iieme.. Toorjoat f4.siltui a, , rl deritaCarrivaity„, . . . t•t,.. r . ' • WILEM li.slA ELLIS . sainballt Park. Kan 27. 1506. illa - MS - V 1 ~r m. r . triVilkiliodismiiiN r El. ac roiii;algieve .- L . ..: : M '.a « s . ',TANK. .. ail a....A1 ali , •• vw , VI NTIAINSW. • , . „.. a ..., ...,., I FEKCE N tiIIfaTE4 llylr,Orsnl‘ent piron in ms4T ' • tot Ise '1 5 .11110 •Penott.:nße - R , „ Tiqii.y, is s _ . ,sPaich 4• Frvevireuretlitrbinh In sta nt, as a largo Nieeting in hi. Lott er bee noticeoi an 4,lgeptsensent pp:A,: i. , lyad ,by ply towards t eiMb of thy Isis Eleenon for Aosithamrk , „ its ',manna which implies anik'aty silent acialer , ecrot in whii.h ,■gi b m - ea..rur, it' tefiemiif • oeio.a.:beption of Mem of my KAI. tied seandatenta, !Men AO I Shah bi pilkr.ited for (memo( te. tli• peerrOt, In Otani,' mode ^tVearlog a fa* abefiaal } l4 Oa'. thlosolivet. , . .. I twir !ea.., is Mt Ant place lb mom yen, chit !Waver peertoned...re it tete ail itilllnfna:cir ifEn a general pittici, ea, that noptileur 1:02f WS ought aft to be repres,nted by per 141oe h"..Mit aitmliwilialhder (Pleat omen; that, moreover, I ha 0 0.,,,,,, i,,,,,.... ia i vf r . Twoloy to have •iiesied any role of political duty... ,r in Wive eacribeed all e'aint to Independence, by, thaegtoptali•• of afros. • . 4 lbeti;.hinerrose, instant to represent hlm as haeleg,"l,3 filet scl o •alimintshed hht claim to independence.' That a Obit_ isseloGirmininealt4asiussioce-mi.l4ndensio, though it wens Iseb..nrrve floarabal ► by Me. Timm. oat far their Ming beret.- fir•dispesind loy.iiint, and rwri hardle,"as lahnik, dement a pens'. T. what niironer, lode, ii, have been *hombres, which hays eaten 4 wilt t.t.i right of e.rting fisies-mane Plaginseq. who IPMnewbilano or the borough of Southiesek,%Uthfilarlepado. Moat V them Ignores be no ten imirentint onlubstitinablb, Men that or any other por.on } . Wrote Airs Tierooy Gni appiterstris a thndidaie In the • 11,froogh, I obeceititil Moll in lay • very otensig elate, to iiMe pryndebc• and thornimetedsten, 404 IS bolls Hisao respects, to simbilsilaWspetwirnprwror his enntowtimrs. Was it, therefore, *Moir, when I booed m.s-11 opposed individually in•hireVite L dtuta, so me part, riornly and pueliclY, a preference is, IMMO itinlealioi, I wil - beeolet (tut the Manifest totossistency . lialostewifthe growrid in titi‘h he oeigisally gained, and that ce-eltirip be doe maintained his footling in the borough i al• ways mea r opanylog tfibt claim with an einsission of ths lir stectahrlity of tn..e iAtes, which had bees th• meat:: vendee item Min a hike ere. . I'ia Jar. 'Newby bat M. Menton throwgh some lei -.- tabliMp o whit* was arpou,44 U. the beroogirt•So stoat between tbegillbleense las which he Ant steresibil, and that which h. Ismaggitsitintiled, 1 Moe set' 'farmed; though I seem to be asinlillead so sievisgl weal. That the number of Its friends * ihigittli• diotbst-heihtlentogli the blase, I 'have had an tali ingstbrabil twitimoarrelfortkel me in the connate/ caritas,. ' • ft gives nil phranint t• take this :spilittnity ot . acbtisp- „ ledglitg, that in every compliment paid by ms to the litorough s 1 of Southwark , for the purity utatuthical •ito• the "sten. of its tie , tions, I shall wash _to be con.Oeind as including 11f..! l b Tiffany, throtigh whose honrsoteutabty that important sub join was hroseghtikefom the elects.. cognisance t 4 Parli ament. . ..._ .... . Visionsesen, wiles - inn one qlojecj Of thia - Addneo. to point set the limits within which 1.• have meant to confine every Willtenitieri tolt•f`tiertme. prij 'lice! 111 have not abet ...n..d . from the mention of former rf nerenogs, I 11..11e at traat atuoktl i the enaggeratuut of 'hem. In tru:ll', Genticuan, I 0 ,,, ,„ 4 . i.heesibidi Iltheitha.cla the paislw untwist may be penerrot:4,.; &period wa Mifiviilt at the peamitt: by a doe re.petit lot iti • ellasee elan are in power, shd b• a ramify cu.oreottlen isith thin, Is lb.* eindsaeotin ha pante@ Mr the sat}otsal safety, and • Loryisprnis Ohne iesceie. •.. ....... 'I r em " ... *mg/ ~,. , to conclude, with the atturance, th.t items, illiwerd With to l oreiroferme uoloheal ...int of cone:lt/- nen Mai .Medusa, ii...t soly for tos Isti4teetleu o 4 my own rand. Mod thee meta t of "%vats intetenes.e; tilt alto sink A I IVO in lbs connal pane and Irappionn of the Ihrrongo of ' . Itwathwarit,, and t., th• I, ghost t ale, eats of IMP Countr). • 1 have the }velour in br, C:rutlentes, IP rotor very tibfl i vd, reimelicn.. an .I...%utedseritt. fILNRT TIISIKT‘r!4. Illiasineesaties. Nov. 13, ISOG. ~, •3.• .1 • .9;1 •• I't *t • . . . •. ... AE.4,I.IAeKS; fnr 1840. This Day is puhlisheil, A LI. the different AIMANACKS, REr t ho 1 CI TOME the POCKET ATLAS..,tc. &c. Ishii he had plain, u sil.iiLtly4livid fitted up .itnn intrits, al kll I) NV..•Jarst book. an:l Pe hithe Wog stl4 Pn e: I#l. t4o. 162, STK N p tieircastle-st , ...-. • greatest Variety in Loader of Letter-copeinz Ma ruing and Dressing Desks,. Tunbridge Wares Sc. ir'nr.r. This n 4 is published, in Three Volumes, 12mo. price 12 , 5. 6d. in boards, IDONALDs A NOVE , -4.0...... Printed 6.r Lammas), Mist, Bees, and ()icor, hter noster•row. Of whoni may he had, lately published, 1. MADAM de MAINTRNON. Traiislatyd from it Frenth of Madam de Geniis. In 2 Vols. 12mo. Price is. In Boards. 2. zort.cetA eir, The Mom. A , Romanee of the Fif teenth Century By Charlotte thee', hetet known as Rom Matilda. In 3 Vols. 12rn.i. !rice 12s in Boards. 3. MORELAND M %NOR; or, Who is the 11 , 4 ? A Novel. Sy Mrs. Kendall. fii 3 Vali 12mo Price 12.. in Boards. . • Ur) 11100 K. In the Press, and wilt be ready fn publication in a few Dam, • Near Edition of rIIHE ROYAL K A I.F.NDAR and COURT I and CITY RrGisiti fat 111.37 Containing all the various careful:y torqte4lo the present per.pd, inelipling an Accur as one of the New Imperial Parli.ment, according to the returiui made to the -4.:seetu OK* Printed for Stnebdale, Hatcliard,•l.enrman, arid Cu Ri • rk ardeons, and other Pip seers, price di. M. lartu,:d, arid b. CA. with en Alroanack. N.B. 1:io• Puolicaaiescif the above Work ha. been isnawaid• ea!, /Waved, n o accuita4a of thr. distolutien of tire AIM rirhaa SATONT, NOV. 1. The following proclamation has appeared in this lretiirate : .. The inhabitants of the village of %Vettelorf have had the temerity to murder isolated Frenchmun passing through their territory ; they detained and plundered a convoy. A dreadful example *atone.: crew y to reps ess such atrocities, and it hat oho betn given. The. inhabitants of the above mentioned si villiges have all, except the old men, women, unit children, been punithed with death. A similar treatment is reserved for those who may imitate the exaruple.of these rebels. But, at the acme time that all set contrary to the laws of mations and of war, will be punished with the greatest severity, prong.- tion and security will be granted to all the peaceable inhabitants. 1 . lehabitants of Saxony! L e ave to military men ' the task of terminating anyenisunderstauldings. thatt may subsist between the two nations; remain tran qml of the rpiairels that own - , and I#ke no partin them ; as such coadue is a crime, whitli, according to the principles adopted by alt civilized nati ins, cannot remain unnoticed. Alastelnirg, Cnisier IG. M. D•vousr• SEWN. NOV. 11. It It is said, that Marshal Lannes has :already pouted the Vistula, with a corps of troops. The Queea of • Pruisia was expeeed at Konigs berg, on the 34 instant ! Fr , ..eereesauusta, OCy. 0.. By the Court Gazette pablished here yesterday, the Emperor Alexander; bT fnelik7TV'fft7tWrilrth . ieptenther, old style, has ordered four hen out cf s 4 +,; t• b evetz Rik, to be levied as recruits all fiver .the rating the :Popsri scion at, sci„opi),ouv a wilt i voauce 2.10,000 urn. -This 1..11.'4 to be ter minated by the list of January, 1807. His regular iarmyis near 600.000 mien 'strong, without reckon ing the lately raised new figithents. • fitANEFORT, Nov. 8. The redittcal siettaeon of the Eleelorate of Hesse has suddenly clsariged. The guns of the fortress of H snail were already !vermeil - for carriage to Mena, whoa a Courier arrived, with an order for things to remain upnn their former foisting. We' have since learned, that Hesse has acceded to the Confede rainn of the Rhine The Eleenr„ as we are assur ed, will pay 16 millions,'and furnish a contingent of 1 1 4000 Mien. Part of our garrison will set out the day after to morrow, to occupy the fortress of Span; dais General Treskow is among the Prussi.us prisoners arrived here. _ S Tne MINIITO FIST of the SCOTTISH RtHLIAR ; tiITICIAT. NOTE ;eieulhalein lirehrinsl ramiotie Plitlide"l4.llmtleil in • TTPft TRR OCToRr, AT MI"ottGlIT. Serithern Counties of gangland ; with • te. ig • ' f oi . dt d upon t ocat .r,,,i, vi „,, Wi t h TRE CH ASOR &MASSES or fill MAJESTY TIER !MO Ansa. be the EiCiei. The Thad Editi in, is Yoh 11141.1CROR OF THE rttanctt AND LINO Of ITALY, Min U. tir.6.l in imam, 1 TO HIS SIRENIS HIOiISISS TRE ?else& OF MIMI. CASSEL, FILLS MARSHAL, in Tot SIRVICS OF .SPERCHIM OP-MR Fox ANO MR. Pin eaussia. !!!-' !lass soil) 'be po lehed , in i ti . large V°1"1"11 11 The undersigned Charge criffaires of Hit Ma- IritE . S . Pet Octavo, C . flits made in PARLIAMENT jest,' Ule ...If • 1 ..... . ~such, nos elven owe.* by the $ rht i4na. CIIARLES.JAMIES [oh, and to His Serene 1-iigtinese the Prince of Hesse Cassel, the Right llon. ,WILLIAM PITT, in the order in which that His Majiesty the Emperor is perfeßiy informed they were de ireierl, from. the Cemnieneenient of the Polihe of the part whi •h the Court of Cassel has tat en In. Lie, so the D4,4iraiie es sheet' peat Queer,, she most Mom- stn . .' Prussian coalition, and tits,! it is in conseque44e itaaised that hero ever appeared is tbis, .e, perhaps, arty ' - outer Country, ui MOWN Ti t tlav• of this coalition, that the sol.iiers en . furlougli have. Milted ler Stockdale, been recalled; that hot ses have been distributed to Ti,. eff•ct of the' work it to 111•;iity, in their true minor., I the cavalry, that the city of fianau has been fur the s t oked. I taletv. of' theca great men. With this tire, tilt Cr nishid with provisions, and that a strong garrison •Sprechet will bdprintrf we they were *Ovally dellvered in the hakbeen placed there. *Mune of Comecon, and apposed to 'belt other in regular I ts That it is in vain His Majestv has given M. de .order. The' public will, by this mode 2 sif arrartrinent, be . ..• • • Miusbnurg, minister of nil Serene Highness, at put into newiessinit of all the mein argoof-nrS tint hare been proireciel NT and &geniis y re i t yolit,* temetten Paris, to understand, that all armaments on the 'thin his beer •ettatikl during th u d !hilly weans, a leelorf of part of the Prince of lime Cassel, would be consi mementos' intemst to emir lover of hi (Cw ypry. sad, oi- dewed as an' se of hostility ; but that instead of an :deed,t.t. retry ittYrvidwl of thd cisTlited wadi. Prefixed to ' 'wart:l44a that overture, the Court of Hesse Cassel ' the lit volume will Waive:vv, lifetuoirs,Jrawn from authentic has given orders to M. de Malsbourg, to demaud source., of the Oeriasenen -*tome ewer - teethe you( is tu telage to ttlentratet yid the .I , i - he win de a:etien , -euied with his passperts and return to Cassel. writ N „ te , and iatralarioe y tn,.....f eet in n a, e a .hgtifetii.., It That the Prussian troops have since entered biterbist icewate and intereating history .f the Paws in which Cassel ; that they have been teceived there with the thestAtelebritted)bitesneen Sousishint ; grealest joy by the Hereditary Prince, General in WINTER AMMEMENT. the service of Prussia, who has even concluded them AIE, WMAN, anti CD. beg leave; to across the city ; and that these troops have traversed the Hessian States, to attack the French army near 4 .an.tetnics, the Publicatah of that. following l'opuler VV.irky wtiieh otsy be bar? 4,0 llookselle•et—.. Frankfort. ljpq.iNviSsita.E nr, fame. Wlelitalia, a .• That shortly after, the plan of the campaign of rikaii,Pite , ldary &aniseed, bp Mr lathy, carts ...aim- the French army. chewed to the Prussian General: Rs.stoE salnutio, or, The Plat , ' Tales of Assist De- :he necessity of reeallingtheir detachments, and cane biialaani her F , ilisuls, .s.vrils. 10s. id. sewed. - CAS I of 1 4P,S,Iti PVMEItf)V, rot.. Isms& concreting their force at Weimar, to give battle. The AOGIAMSIA/44154 air, The 43eurt 014,sheliediph, a fi cilia it is in consequence of these military ope- Itannseet, 4 sok. le.. Scitee rations, and not on account of the neutrality of MON NI [II, hk, pot, vela. is se . Ilene, that the Prussians have withdrawn to the 1111,41:u of•ISOHEMIA; w, The Bl.ic Serest. 4 vat. pt ace where they are itaSernblillg. 7.04-14/40D- V MPH, 6v.l*. its sewed. That during the whole dine the fate of arms lsAEll and WOMIM, beoraud Edtewo, S von. s W. has been undecided, the Court of Cassel has still con see • ti* ents. I's seem/. nued its armaments, although the Emperor has A 'AMPLE nAkRATIV,K, declared cilia he should consider them as hostile. • "That-the Prussian army haviaz b een beaten an d BARON 4e rALICENHiI%I. lint*. Pi. +owed. 0 WHAT YOU PLEASE„ Seeend volt 14s bevel • driven beyond the Oder, it would be as imprudent A SUMMER Sr the SEA, by Orlarvla, 2 e•iit Os. isewert at stupid, on the part of the French army, to leave Lis,,,iaa hi the Pte... end tifee.!ll7 PAtbli . h.di its E." this I lesewsn ariny assembled, which wonld be al ta.SeVeig't.e•• ways ready to 141 upon the back of elle French The DISCADFL) ova ..c, f';,, nt ni the Dttiditli. • 1,7 11. Au hotell'hiChilAaen of nee Aasey, ite army, in case the latter should be def ea t e d . INI: 44:14 O:bce, " The undersigned has i* coutsquence received . • This de/ pobllebed, IlfMtereted with )9 piste., iu 12 Vols. (ddiate, pees, Pt. es ht bnenk, the Second Edition, of la .10;iN1 ROISS A ittr's CHKONICLES )...3 f F.N(:IAND, FRANCE, SPAN, and the adjoining Counities, from the latter Pert of she Reign of Edward II to tie C0,...11,1• I of Henry IV Neut. translated from the Front's Irsdn.o. I, with Varietal. and Arinitiosis from unity celebrated MSS. THOSIAS I , IINIF-S, Eon M.P. To which. is prefixed, a Life of the A uhor, an Fsny no his Works, a Cot c ellt oft ins History, and a Di settetton on his Poetry. Prietrd ('it Lontnen, How. Rees, and Orme„ Paternoster row, 5.41. White, f t street. " Embroil is an histaiisn consulted awl cit,l by every writer whose 'Wises tea& Iron to the pr tour hi Which be wrote; he is toe chief, if not the only authentic mince of information we are poonmed of with regard to one of the proudest and most onions portions M our national mimes The snit:tying. (rem oil illunlieated MSS. which accompany the work, are useful as well as curious eenonsents As the msthenticity of the sources from' which thee Lre taboo can tint be doubted, they present valuable picture. of the costume of the time". Wee insider rt.' indnrnh of Proit.sreo,Chjo niches, by Mr. Johires, Is on titieeitslcog nl g. 'at iic;Airt. once, and even of hied libtkorla Interest "—...;rnical R view, March, IEO6. " Eveo the readers of novels and romances, If ever they have in the eoUttle of their lives 'mad an/ thing of real his. airy, must be reviled, end ev..n chart:. with Froissart, I r 'ther e 1. as vouch tellentry ; love, and Adventurous Tile Coro nicks of Trollies'', as sn asp 'noes., Den Cloilsolt scarce y excreted Froissort's Chronic es o'ssolotely afford more ainimse. mein of this bud; were the ifiet.ucti n to or. denied iron matter eiNtet and Otitis tattoo!, out of the quitstivn "—Anti. Jan Rev Mayeleßn • • • Vniunies llr, It, and 12: Me jost ',published, and Sub viilkof bet renkessted to curnislebi tiller Sete tin %te1.4. , :y P. 4 . _ • nritit rt.,-1. Inane lonia Valerie, V..tato, viola flommr.ft s vrnerlsf. in satra Iwaids, the s:evoitl tin. of SIR TR terRAV4 's Metrical ikr.ma - age ) of the Ti inenoth CantnilL . By thomas of Emldlune, ealird 'the Ithyouff. • telitedflera tee ♦.lchinkek MS. WALJII,II„SpOTT, , Printed fle Areltiloold ContTanlo awl C., Ldin'ynerhi and Lontenin4deenen,llltam w,it Order: Paternmser..oir. : - AOlLYwhont iffeeAe -tonne., lto 46.11 , 64 t, ;4% aee.,I,AYI.,f the Lint • INNTIiKA., A rain.' The Tuurth e In Iroi '2 11.4taLitliS red LYtt lent, htMF.S N 1 01e.ifinlas ; or, Lord Coronaen—Tie EVOI of St 'he -6. Cid yaw Corni.- fuo.fieey •111,40te rilt) Rag Si, Rh.nier, 1 1'w66 I; St, and Toe -1014-•Prote , ick and Anen— t"... Win lisatematn...ol or n0.4....tne Noro,en 'forte shoe Optad 11184....Tutt0 Mil I'M 74Prili-4..11.60,,,. la ,r 1 6 .116..• Sweet kiinuon. hint 76 64. In birds. ••• Thom Two Works contain the ert.leefitdr Sep_ ee _ ~ . . positive orders 0 declare, that eie safety of th French army revires, that the ety o f H an ,: . . ---,.. . MADRAS COURIER, Arum 16, 18i16 and the whole country of Hesse Cassel, s h oal; •A leiter.from the lale of France has the follow- be occupied by the French, that all the arms, ' the French army, and that it should use all mr..t t r ° kph artillery, and arsenals, should be delivered up °WIT:Wan/elf' nd fidlona have sailed, 'lof.the/Cape ol.Good Hope. Two mail privateers supposed to cover its rear against all the hostile views %hie' ' are now fitting out for India ; one d' brig, with two the House of Hesse Cassel has always chews . ❑ .l guns and thirty men; the other a schooner with six Fiance. ag.llll r uns and fifty men ; they are supposed to be bound s. In these circumstances, it remains for the Prin • for the Eastward of Penang ; they both sail badly. of Hesse Cassel to see whether lie will repel for The Princas th4r.'utte (ri-deans Indiairtan} has been . .e by force, and expose his country to all the h ot tont disarmed, and has sailed, it is said, for the Cape or of war. Batavia. - • of But as such scenes do not. accord with a nlit:.-4 CALCUTTA 6 AZTTTE, MAT G, 18 1 6. the ass the Undersig h is 07 Jeri; to deniard I On the Ist inst. anchored abreact of Calcutta, t that he "la immediate' ' lid . I" yr . y wit raw. ' American brig Arje l , Captain Northey, from Si.. PUSP° I 6, lem, touched at Batavia, where she remained two Sr. GLNIST. ... ...m . ,........................... months. The Argo lefr, at Batavia; a Dutch frigate of 40 Speech, on the 2.1 ' guns under repair, and two armed brigs, the frigate •liTh appeared in struck the ground on going in, which obliged them ted a Reply, b to run het ashore, when it was found that one of her tisernent in a brit-ends had started ; the chief part of the crew of --- the above vessel were sick and in the hospital: XI TY while the Argo lay at Batavia, nothing was heard of -- .-1.;7., the Dutch Admiral Hartsinrk. wevomesserews- '.O? FOREIGN INTELLIGE NCE . Y --me-- • HAMRURGII MAILS. (Fauber Extra(li.) Mr. Tican•es Speech, on the 2.Utli instant, to Isis 6.en•ts, a full report of nlikh appeared in th , s Paper, on the fintne i dav, hes occasioned a Reply, by Mr. Tnoasiton. kis ia• kited as an Advertisement in a preceding column. lit- THE BRITISH PRESS; LONDON, SATURDAY, NOV EMZER 29. Upon a careful revision of the three Hamburgh Mails, which arrived on Thursday, we do not find Much matter of any interest to add to our cattails of yesterday. Those who censured the comluft of Prussia in the late war, will not find mush to com mend in the conduit of Austria, in the present one. The Archduke CH 4111. LS is at the head of a large army, for the avowed purpose of coveting the Bohemian frontier, and taking pos session of some scraps of . tertitory which France reerriveve thrown to her as the price of her n:0- ttarisy; as Haney* was given to Flossie, with a vice, to future strife and 'Couttntion.—Austria sitight have turned the scale ip the present contest. •As to Prussia and Russia, they bare been hitherto Considered at least an equipoise ; but Prussia being lir gone, the Continent of Europe is left at the Cot of lioaarattla. He has hitherto disguised the =out); of has force, and his candid avowal of now. is a proof that he fears no reverse. We Beth:lle he dc:s wit Over-rate it at 30G,C( 0, for if has been silently . 'augmented by reinforce ments .frorn - the interior of Prince, from Italy, and every part of Holland and Germany. Russia is net .able to meet, at least in Prussia or Germany,, so great a fot.ce, ;to disciplined, flu-bed with vi Rory, and led by the most experienced Generali of the age ; and admitting that Austria was willing to loin her, how are they to mtrt Prussia, the bulwark of the Russian Empire, is now overthrown. Etvglawl, in this extremity, must now Ion!t to herself. ' She• is 'sow *ape the sole mit. trees of her dattini;isal l . • :nose:- • e-iitethisesonele.. Thursday, the NreetikapAssainne_had as interview *UV Viscount Hotisitit o for Viallialla.• time. _ Qn Monday, another Committee of the' ?rig Council was heW at the Board of Trade Oftice. i Whkehel4 to take ioto'considefation the pi-I),nel of Govettment accepting the surrender o! the colon!' s•f jriaLiet:spe, by the C,, s ro l uss l y, AA. T Hoss mo , s, the Chaitman of the Company, attend d, a d is upwards of three.hours .n deliberation w th the Co n mitre,. The Members of the Coun:il p es-n: we e s I .Lord .r Asicistismo, Earl oc Jos4 , Vief Cis N'lL. saassissaay.. 'llse at tilt - of ihe Meeting did AU transpire. Thutselky volornitlig, a Beard of Trade 'was held at thtrinflrer la Whitetret a *bids Lord HOL LAND, l o nrd Abotrarrts, and the Arroassv :G s s,.a AL attotiiled SeVeral merchants attend •I, a d presented i:stitictiss for leave to trade to cLttain p , r:s At one o'clock tine Bnard broke up, when L rd Hot. t. up, and Lord AUCKLBNO,I44II , . to the Fsreign ()Tv, and met Me:srs. MnNIII3 and Pt Nic iR C,.,the Ahtelican Anibastadors, upon the diff•te erillfsiug . between the Republic an 1 of r Giverress•nt,... T.:e Doke of Queassaar has sent a draft on his [ints:, to 1 at , PUSAIICI Pounds to Mr. SHC.4I - P. ' .11 Committee, in aid of the Fund opened to dr frarthe expence of that Gentleman's Eleaion. I.More the Gharger Run-brig left Bengal, several i•il 3 l were about to sail f sr the Cape of Good Hope, with supplies of .different kinds for that squirming. Members returned to serve in Parliament Burets of Aftroatli, Alerdeee, Montrose, &c.+-dice. RN. J. R..m , ay. •• Iltvetivlbed, Rlit.an, , Drart, end Kirke!th-.Genttal to• Retirrinn•Olmft.vr, lie -.Archibald Campbell. burghs Daudnes Cattetv..Lard'Advocate of Seclarrt Krketattergltt-.llon s.eas t. Middlesex —George Ily mg and Mr Rerekk, Nev. 25 —air Jibe C 'Wender, .1011—Dr. Tore.v& 230—Sir A M. Leckhar,. 110 V—Clout -Colonel ?alai), 26. The contest for Dawnpatrick between E. d• RrillVtN. Esq. and Jugs. Wit;,,. CROKM Eats. has been one nt the hottest and closest in Ireland ; at the final close of the poll on the 7th day. the numbers wens-- - • M. itualven. I'9 M. Crakes WS The Eleanrs in the interest of Mr. Colman sti nounctd, with peat cantisleace of success, Mtn in tention to petitii n. Sir Sautiet. Hoop is going on a separate tom mind, as is likewise Sir RiCINIARD STR•CHAN !roar Plymouth. the Scp4i2. Capta7n Wit. trams, from Bristol la Buono. Ayres, was captured six (Lys after sailing. by a French ptivateer, of So gni,* ; but non, .1 large ship appearing ia sighs, which pr o ved to be an American, the privateer abandoned the S.O a. Availing herself of t hi s c i rc umstance. and a "" 11 breeze spriiiging t ip, the Sophia set all her car.v.:, aid escaped by superior wiling. and aniveJ at Made;ri, from whence she was to sail on the tia , inst. in company w'itli two at med sl.ips. . --