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GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY„ and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. C.,,,T,Em,b,. . . ri T H most very flattering manner in which you placed me in a Situation the oSt distinguishe, by conferring in on me the honour of be in g one of nur Representatives Parlia+nent, encoltrages me again to offer raj Services, trust ing, by a firm adherence to our invOuilili Consritritlon; and a constant attention to promote the welfare, of this extensive County, I shall prove myself not undeserving of nut fa llout's. ', , . - - . -. . . I have the lionoueto remain, Gst:irLswtzw, . ' • . Your Most Obedient humble Servant', • - CHAR-LES CHA.PLIN, Blapkney; O. 2,7, 18o6; ' __ _.— L.--. • _ To theGENTLEMEN,CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS' ot the COUNTY of LINCOLN. GENTLEMEN, rr H E HIGH SHERIFF having appointed Thursday, the/ Tull of November, for the Eleclion of Representatives in Parliament for this County, I beg to solicit the lionoiir of ybur Votes and Support on that occa sion, and shall be highly flattered by your attendance. Ihave the Honour. to remain,. GENTLEMEN, Your most obedient humble Servant, CHARLES CHAPLIN. Blankney, Nov. r, tSq5. • MAILS. ARRIVED—I flamburgh ' 2 Dublin, 3 Waterford. Dui:—:} G,ottenburgh, t Dublin, t•Waterfurd. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE &CLOCK. 61* Om i+ um - - 31 Consols - - 11 E SU N. 601.F.N1 t./UIS DIcEr,E FALSUM il."1:11.SAT? .0 L 0 N. D 0_ N, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1806. THE .licimburgh Mail due_ yesterday arrived at a _ . late hour last night. • We are sorry to say that it confirms the accounts whichhad previously reached us, of the progress of the French Army.. Berlin was taken possession of on...the 94th by a part of the - Corps under the command of General DA.VOUST, W:lose Head-quarters are fixed at Potzdam, withstanding the secession of the Ele&or of Saxony from the Prussian • Cause, the French Troops have been guilty of the most dreadful - excesses in Sakony. Several towns and villages have been burnt,- and-trie uniortunate Inhaoitants delivered up to the mercy of a rapacious and brutal soldiery. With respe6t to the Prussian Army, the accounts are rather confused. It is staed that the puke Of-SAXE WEIraAR, and the Duke of ihtuNswicx. Q.4s, have ,passed - the Elbe at Havelberg with 30,000 men, _with the de sign of retreating-to the Oder. With. ?regard to the Corps ,un4r Prince klonEN : Lopu and Prince EUGENE of Wirtemburgh, wehave :no certain in formation, either with respeet 'tOth!.position which .„. they occupy, or the amount, of ei r forces. If. these different Corps can e 4 oe'their retreat until .t.. th6v are:able to forma junaion;lhey will constitnte . . a very formidable army and, 'with the assistance of the Russians, Might yet change the fate of the Cam paign; but no certain accounts have yet been received of the approach of the Russians. It appears that there was sorne_fighting not far froM Stettin on the 27th tilt. but the result was not known. - ' THE following articles were received this day by the Hanibirgh. Mail HAMBURGH, OCT. 31.—The '29th inst. His Majesty's Consul gave orderS to the British Captains in this Port to hold themselves in readiness to depart at twelve hours notice. .. . • " VAR:ELL, OCT. 27.—General D4EIIDALS, with a Body of Dutch Troops,, crossed the Ems yesterday, ~ . . and took possession of Enibden, Leer, and the old 1 . Province of East Frezland. It is at,pfpsent uncertain whether this neutral place will also 'be occui.ied by the 11.1_ett.ly.!? THE account- from -Barbadoe - s; restieEting MI RAI:r- DA, Which our `Rea'clers will find in THE SUN of this day, confirms what we ventured toprediet as to the great probability of his success, notwithstanding all the discouraging reports that have been 'Circulated. As the.P.eople. Whom he is endeavouring to serve are kept in - the most deplorable ignorance and bondage, every friend to Human Nature must Wish success - to 1 i Enterprise, which will extend the blessings of knowledge . and freedom to a Jar& portion of the Earth, and open a source of incalculable advantage to the.enterprizing Commerce of Great Brtiain. - His MAJESTY did not come to town yesterday, as expe6ted. .Princess SOPHIA completed her .29th year on Monday. ' His MAJESTY has presented-the Princess CHAR LOTTE of WALES with a service of plate. This being the first day of Michaelmas Term, the Lord Chancellor, Judges, and Great Law Officers, went in the usual procession to Westminster Hall to open the different Courts. The Privy Council will resume, in a few days, the investigation of Colonel FIYI.LARTON'S charges against Governor PICTON, for his conduti in Trini dad; they are different from those upon which he has been tried. / INDIA-HOUSE. ---Yesterday a Court of DireCtors was held, when the following Captains were sworn into the command of their respeCtive Ships, viz. Captain RICHARD COLNETT, Castle -Eden, Madras and Bengal ; JOHN PATERSON, Duke of Montrose, St. Helena and, Bengal. 'The Court adjourned at,six o'clock till Wednesday next. THE .HAMBURGH *:I AIL. F{ULIN. SAXONY, OCT. 26.-Poles are now ereEted along the froLtiers of Saxony, with the inscription— • , " SaieEleCtorate, pays neutre."—Eleacral Saxony, verian territory), arrived here with about six's' Ba --- - .a neutral terntor) . . „.,., 4 1 tavian Dragoons.' He immediately sent. a Decla- HAMBURGit, OCT. 1.-- , -.The Posts from PruSSia - , - !. ' The Minister of War, BERTHIER, has , publisherl ration to the Regency, announcing that he took, , - Russia, arid - Austria, fire not yet arrived ; but we. an Ordonnance, directing that the inhabitants or,the i, possession of the Principality of Osnaburgh in the , t learn by an Estafette that a part of Monsfs Divis i 'MersebUrgh territory shall in particUlar be spared, I name of his Majesty the King of Holland. Four sion entered Berlin on the 24th instant. H owever ' s o n account of their good behav i o ur. NAPOLEON , 1 thousand Dutch troops are expe laedDs to-morrow.' his disaStrous this campaign' may have Is en tos-tht-Prus-skras-sat-Mer seburgh. The .Meschantssisoml -the I. , BERLIN, OCT. 24.—GeneravonsT has sians, it is certain that several' corps t:kf thiir Army '-.Austrian States have been permitted to depart from head-quarters at Potsdam. General Horsiss, who haVe not been in aEtion, and are now assembled on ! Leipsic, with all their wares, without molestation. i now, commands here, was,last year French Corn the other` side of the Oder, particularly the corps' of I I ' Several houseS have been 7burnt at Jena, and the i f rnandant at Vienna.—(Hamburgh correspondenteni the Prince OffIOHENLOHE, the Duke s of SAXE WEL- I . greatest excesses committed -there for three- days. Nov. 1.) : . - - -. prise, and BRUNSWICK OLLS. - ' Weimar,Gera% Naumburill, '. and seve rat —T .. other AUCLANE, .00TOBER 28. he theatre of war, . . ; t sswicx i ' places in the Saxon territory , have suffered much Which. was hithert o in the. Merck, advances centi- Theday before yesterday the Duke of 13au arrived at Altoona, he was carried on a biter by his 1 , by ' • fire - and otherwise.. About , 60,000 French neatly nearer to the Pomeranian frontiers. .Anac atrvants. ' t Troops marched through Leipsic. . . tion has taken place near 'Templin ; a cannonade 4 The proposals for the Neutrality of his States were Contributions; have, , Iseen levied on the• city to -• was 'heard here to-day.—(Hamburgh Correspanden. ,_ _. treated in the most degrading manner:. - ti , supply them with- necessaries, shirts, shoes, Vic.---- ten, Nov. 1.). „ , ' - We are in expeetation of hearing of another battle :Above 3000 foreigners have applied Ito. the Com- : STETTIN, OCT. 28.—An action, as we are as having been fought near IVlagdeburgh ; a few days mission established there for ',passes ; - but'only about . shred, took place .yesterclay near 'Neustadt s Ober 'svill, in all probability, relieve us from our anxiety ,• 100 ate made out in a , days; and none .are , granted IWalde, bet Ween the Corps ofHOllENi.onEand :ilia . General. WARTENSLEBEN is Governor and Cons- '.lto riglishtnen, Russians, or Prussians. ' . French, of which we expe&-icitiii• the particulars. mandant of that fortress, the garrison Of which con- MECKLENBURGH STRELITZ, OCT. 28.-- The , : French troops are expeaed ta arrive _here to-dais. sists of 12,000 men, but the works are said to re- , Theatre of War ,is now . on the brink . of Brandeis- •or to-morrow.' '- • '. i '• • ' • quire a Much greater number for their defence. As - burgh. On the ‘.2th the head-quarters of-the Prince AeTONits OCT. - 3 t.e-sOn Sunday; the 20tiiinst. - the Magazines are not supplied for a long siege, op- of HoneNeoun were at' Neustadt i : on the Des a, the Dukes of WeegAit and: BRUNSWICK OELS prehensions may be entertained for its safety unless and on the 26th the Duke of SAxE WEjtuAR aPd passed the Elli'e at Satidas, near Havelbeiss, with soon relieved. - • • . . the Dukes of BRuNswick. Onts, passed the Elbe 30,000 men.- . Devastation and cruelty mark the footsteps of - at Sandau, near. Havelberg; It will now be seen The dispersed soldiers .of the Prussian Army are ar was not whether the Prussians- or the French will fir st reach not p ermitted to enter or remain in the Electorate - of the French wheresLer they go. Weim • Hanover. only given up to the plunder of a brutal an d fero- the Oder. . cious soldiery for ten. hours, but was afterwards set The bridge at Fehrbeilin is broken down. on fire ;as was also Jena , and Halle, and Naum- BERLIN, OCT. , 34.—T0-day at noon th e F rench , „ . , .. entered this city. The Emperor NAPOLEON will t(?-, burgh. It is repOrted . here that' General Monesn passed'' morrow - be at Sans-Souci, and the next day at . through this place last Saturday (the 25th), on his Berlin. - way to join the Russian Arti l y; in which he is to The Commandant of the city is the French Qe-, . have a chief command. JEROTSIE B ONAPARTE, it is neral Helms. ~ . . aiso said, will accompany the army destined to a& WESTPHALIA, OCT. 29.—The county of Lingen against Poland. . OSnabiargh is Occupied by . 4000 has been-taken possession of for' the King of Hal- . Finch - troops,, and is ' taken possession cif in- the laiid;iielbTa - Military - forces - but - by a letter fiom name. of the King of HOLLAND, as is sslso Last ithe. College of Administration at Munster. All the ..... . „ , _ Friesland. ~,-' . Prussian:eagles and.other Prussian thins have been • ::MuNiest,. OeTonaa ' 24•.—,.The ,Oassti : of this s taken, dorn„ by . order ,of General MICHAUD i : and .., • city contains . twos,Bulletins of the eveuti . ,of the• , the - Prussian . uniform is no longer to be , worn: war in , Saxpny, the. substance of which i ; as fol.- , Emdeusand Minden:have likewise,beentaken pos e lows " According to adviOs received on the ;20th, by NAPL I S; OCT: 3.—No day passes in which in - Couriers from Jena, the head-quarters of •ehe Em- surgents and banditti are not executed. I • . peror NAPOLEON, there were taken in the : 'eattle. of. . Nothing had been undertaken against the Forts of .. the 14th from . 36 to 40,000 prisoners, 30 standards, - Reggio and Seiglio,, which are in possession of . the ' 300 pieces of cannon, and immeose magazines of . English. The .Marshal . Proposes first to clear bot h provisions. Among the prisoners are messe, than I the . Calabrias of the Insurgents, and 'with that view twenty Generals and Lieutenant-Generals, among has divided his Troops into four columns, which . . whom is Lieut. General SCHSSETTAU,... Tho'number . range through the:Whole:country. of killed in the Prussian' Arrisy is 1)Yad;14;i011S-ft-it is . The Voopl pf insurgents and :banditti, though estimated there 'are' more than 20,000 ki led and they have - been so often defeated, keep the French wounded; the loss 'of the French'is 1100 killed a nd'; iii continued saaivity. Sometimes they appear in • ' ~ .: one {)lace, sometimes in . another ; and plunder the 3000 wounded. ss " At Erfurth 9000 men'strrendered prisoners of country Where they e\pea no opposition. When . . W2r. ....„ . ~ ~ they are in danger they withdraw into thick woods, M E NTz, Oci 4 . . ^ i2. The day before yeStlrday; in or among steep mountains. : • the evening, the late Fr4Sch Envoy, Gen: LA FonEST, s ' On the 2d 'of September' the English General, arrived here, and the next morning Gen. Voss.KNo- Sre.sier,' : issiied the following Proclamation from his BELSDORFF left this city. The two Secretaries..of head s quarters at Monte-Leone, in . Calabria Ulterior Legation, CAILLARD and BAIRD, arrived here after „ I have received from different parts.of,calabria ..._ .. _ Gen'. LAFOREST. • , . . ~. , .. , ' i Concurring accounts that the Chief of the. Insur- A consequence of the battle of the 14th was ,the gents', •DON GIUSEPPE MARIA PAPPESODEROR, and. ... . „ snrrender of Erfurtli, which followed on the 17th. his follPo'erS, ravage every place withsfire and The French took soon'. wounded and 6000 other sword, and that •he abuses and dishonours 'rrry prisoners ; arrioeg -theit'were,Field-Marslial Moe- name in" his 11o4lanailans. This Condua - renders LENDORVE, the Prince of ORANGE, and Lieutenant_ ; nin" a Public biTender, and I theiefOrp promise Generals. Lsaisets. and GRAVERS i liarsliiii Mt.:- - , any" , ••d . to person who shall deliver up the same PAI- L'SND OR FF: is:,ei'oll . , area the Grand Duke - 6'f Betts, .:• :. . , .' , • , , s ., PLWDEROR, either alive or dead, a reward of sop who forced Erfursh, to capitulate, sent hint ' one-of , •: . , '..ii. ~ (silver) ducats: , , hiS Physicians. ,' -.s\liolieesixty Prussian staa ' ar "' 41 " te ;:: ' ‘.'‘ I 'thither , declare, all, his . ,Proclarnations null and in the hands 0f.16 or. tro4Vo,.",',Th Emperur . h . a-s.a' p - , 'Xi:4l', and I Will punish all his followers with the pointed - Geneii.il' CL' iskt - . sivernor Of -Erfen - th and' ut st military severity.. :,, , •• '. J i'h i e surrotiedin t' Country , '' . The French ha'l. 4 4, taken, • ' Tx' • ' • ,• T •' n I..LAMBwRGH ',,CT 13.—His Serene Highness dif .' 1 E . -• c ' ' - 6000 Saxons : and 300 . . icers.prisonets: ;t. IP, . 41-. the. .61... BRUNSWICK was wounded in the 1 r released the Offi a - pr cers On iliomise not to • t ; , 1 4, Per° • serve against the French,. r ,Ge e:11 te , :ni , e. isl4s fosii)(1• witZs and at -the - head of the Battalion of .Grena , . wp . o i nded n a v,ilhlgb and Marshal SOULT sent a Sur-, dierstof,Hanstein. The missquet-ball by which his • . geriii to hips. -H i ghnesS was wounded entered a little above the ~,, On the 18th, Prince EVGIE N,E,:cf, tip; Ii , right eye, and came out near the inner corner of the • arrived.with the Prussian Corps of Reserve at Halle; left. His Highness immediately lost all sight witia and the nest day the French Troops : . arrived there. ,' his right eve,. and could only discern a small glim pi.King of Prussia: proptised. to the emperor 'Tiering of light with the left: NAPOLEON an Armistice fo r si x weeks ;• but this . , Il' Ame ußGH, , OCT. 29. —The Duke of BRuNS ..;, • was refused. The remainder of the Prussian A rm y , WICK arrived here this morning :he is going, it is defeated'near Jena,' is endeavouri n g to g ain Ma g - . reported, to Sweden. .. sysurgh. . . . BrisuspvlCK., OCT. 28. ---The French Troops , ERLANGEN, OCT. 34, --Business here has again ~vhich have entered this city consist of about 400 resumed its regular course, and the teachers in the • Husars. . , . . University will begin on the 27th their leCtures as. ~ , .f (ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.) usual. The Dowager Mar i gravine is still here. Yes - Yesterday Morning, about eight o'clock, the first terday, and the .preceding day, 'the Army of the' -French. Cavalry entered this City. The Garrisdn King of Wirteinburglis amounting to 10,000- men ; . w ere obliged .to give up theirarms arms, but the Officers marched through this place. , s we re permitted to keep their side-arms. The French • According to.the latest advices (says the Nitre fl- conduCt themselves remarkably well, and we scarcely biirgh Gaz'ate of the 23d), Field Marshal Moeeets- - know that there are Enemy'S Troops in the Town. DORFE is dead ,of his 3.,,vounds. ' Six hundred French Infantry, it is said, are likewise ,BERLIN, OCT. 44.-- 2 ,,T0-day at noon the French expeCted here. • entered this city : they are commanded by. Genera' NEIV,PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. Tlil RSK- Topham, Esq. ; Greenhill, Esq. BOSTON-- Maddoz, Esq. ; Fydell, Esq. BuckiriomOd—Sir Wm. -Young ; Right Tiod. Thomas Grenville. CHRISTCHURCH-Right Hon. Geo. Rose ; Win. Sturges Bourne, Esq. CAMELFORD—Robert Adair, Esq. ; Lord. Mait= laud. „ . . . • , Bossier--=Lord Loraine . 3 Hon. James Stewart Whalle_bEsq : ..___,_ -.AST LooE-■+John Buller, Esq. ; Edward Buller, Esq. __ . _ ' litiNnisionoTtistriar , — _Lord Viscount Hinchin brooke ; LordWiscount Prosy. . . HORSHAM—Lord Fitzharris ; Lord Palmerston ; , Fra_nois Win, Wilder; Esq. ; ove 1 3 1-ry Jones, Esq. —All returned. by. he High Sitting Meinbers determined by a, Coatrict tee of the House of,Comerions. HELSTON—RightHon. Nicholas Vansittar John De Ponthieu, Esq. LITCHFIELD—George Anson, Esq:„; Geo. Vernon, Fsq- MORTETH—Trion. William Howard Grosvenor; \lin). Ord, Esq. NEWTON—Thomas Brooke, Esq.; Gen. Heron. BEERALsToN--Lord Lovain; Right . Hon. Josselin Percy. THETiokor—l,ord Wm.. Fitzroy ; James Mingay, Esq: ,, .;r•. ~ - -- - , • , - . • --: ... : ...- i'm ... .- . . WEoiria-4Sirjatries " P,niteney i G. T. Steward, Esq: ; -Richard - Steward, Esq..; Charles Adams, Esq. John Arbuthnott, Sir John liardy, - Charles:Bux7` • r - - ten, and W.- Williams, Esqrs. the other Can ''' ' :-• didates, mean to contest the Return before t .Cora rn i ttet. of the kiouse of CornMoris". _ . 1 . :: YARmotrra-h-tHon. Edward Harbor('; S.tephen Lushington, Esq. . . -,, . , ~. - ', • . BEDVOADSHIRIi—Jpiin Osborne, 'Esq; Fraaoii Pyttt ? Esq. STomuninGE---Joseph. Foster Jilarhm, Esq.; George Porter, Esq. - - , . WESTBV It `t: --:\VITI :' J acob, •.Eici. ;..,.John " .VV of,- :. more,. Esq. . •- . • . . •,. Yonr_—Sir W. M. Milner ; Hon. Lawrance Dun das. . ' . • CONTESTED 2LECTIONS. • • State of. Poll: . TUESDAY. LIVERPOOL — GeneraI Gascoyne - 509 General Tarleton - 524 Mr. Roscoe - - 456 VIEDINIESDAY. RocuEsTEß—Calcraft - - 565 Barnett - Sir S. Smith - - 372 DOVER- Jenkinson, Esq. Jackson Trevanion - „ citizens. 1838 1656 1144. 73 3 729 • -•• 310 :Jr. T. means to keep the Poll o,p.lia,the whole time allowed by the Ad. WESTMINSTER ELEcTloN.—State of the .Poll- at one o'clock to-day : Mr. PAULL Sir S. Hoon Mr. SHERIDAN Mr. LO,NGINIAN, the new Iltiptesentative for Maid stone, is the brother of LosomAN, of Paternos ter-row, one of the most respeelable of our fellow- A Gentleman arrived in London yesterday from Ameriea, after 'a I passage Of : 26 days... •He states, that _two French Ships of the Line and one Fri gote were in the Chesapeak, and . one Frigate in the Delaware ; the whole of 'which were in a mot deplorable state, in consequence , of the injury they .experienced in the late severe' gales of wind. 1 They had been surveyed, and laid up to under go repairs, which were estimated at one hundred OSNABRUCK, OCT. 26 . — This mornin g , ahout and eGoty thousand dollathe payment of• , .vhich Ha- m-had been guaranteed by the 0 , French, Chargé ten 'o'clock, General , GRAIsiD JE M 4 . (who held su mein at the tine of the oc cu p ation ofthe l*- t es Ajaires. I I