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London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

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We yesterday received the Flamhurgh Mail, due
on Wednesday, and Dutch Papers, up to the taiith.
From their contents, it appears that the fate of
Naples cannot,,yet be considered 24 decided. The
English and Russians, who embarked at Naples,
have landed in Calabria, and joined the troops with
whom the Parsec ROYAL retired to that province.
The Calabrians, whe have taken up arms in defence
of their lawful Sovereign, amount to 70,000 ; and,
if any reliance may be placed in their zeal for the
cause they have espoused, that number would cer-
tainly be sufficient to oppose a formidable resistance
to the French force at present in the country. Im
portant changes are shortly expeeted in the Govern-
ment of Switzerland, and some of the Northern dis-
trias of that country will, It is surmised, contribute
to the enlargement of the new kingdom of Wirtem-
berg. The condutt of the Porte, in acknowledging
the imperial dignity Of BONAPARTE' has produced a
remonstrance on the part of the Rosst,N Nlsteisraa
at Constantinople, who alleges that it is contrary to
the Treaty recently renewed between the two
Powers. The counter-orders sent to the Russian
troops, which had embatked on the Black Sea,
for Corfu, can scarcely' be supposed to have a re-
ference to this event, but are in our opinion, dictated
rather by the wish to defend, than by the intention
of attacking the Ottoman Empire. very lode light
is yet thrown on the affairs of Germany. The new
Sovereigns of the Werphalian l'iovi.ices are not yet
known wah any ..legtca of certait.ty, and it woad

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eppeat the affairs of the South are not yet
finally arranged. Orders have been given to the
French troops retiring from the Austrian dominions,
to take post between Passau and Ratishon ; and an
officer dispatched by Marshal Atari-mu to Vien-
na, is said to have been commissioned to de.:
mand a passage for French troops throtigh the
Austrian Staters. If suth a demand has been
made, the reply of the Imperial Court could not
have been favourable, otherwise no necessity
for farther negnciation could have existed. The
dignifid condiiet of Austria since the late unfor-
tunate events, affords room to hope, that she will
not now be guilty of a dereliEtion of those princi-
ples of honour and integrity, by which she has hi-
therto been guided.

Two Gottenburgh Mails, those of the 17th aid
arrived yesterday, but bring nu intelligence.

Yesterday a Court Of Direarws was held at the
East llhit House, when Capt. CisaeLlJ La &ANC
took hii final have of the Court, pi evious to depart-
ing fur Madras . id Bengal
The French squadron which sailed from St. Jago
nit the 26. h of ikeembtr last, took a S. S. W: .di-
re.ion, with a V'eW to cruise fur the homewaid-
bound E..v Wiz fleet.
Ye, to at twelve ollnek, a Military Collegd
.rd was held at the Duke of Yoß('s Office,
which w is attended by the Dukes of YORK, K esr,
CAStaNIDGI, and GLCUCISTCa ; Lords HARBING-
.t..F4 and Caruca tor. the Adjutant Barrack-master
and Quarter-mater Generals, and a number of
Officers.
Thuesday the Russtaiv Ambassador had a con-
ference with Mr. Fox, from three till four o'clock.
Extral of a letter from an Officer on board His
MAJEsrv's ship the Theodora, 80 leagues West of
('ape Clear, dated 12th of March, 1806:—" I send
this by a Danish brig, which was in possession of the
enemy yesterday. She was from Nlessina, bound
to Copeohar n, taken the day before by a Spanish
schooner privateer, w'iiet. we also captured yester-
day. We have o:dered the brig for Plymouth.—
file pt ivateer is namedthe Soma Christ., nut 14 days
from liir.i'nite; she had captured a Hambmgh
gall of from Li:taiii, bound to Hambro' ; and a
Swerfsh brig fro 11 11,Tes•ina, for Liverpool, under
convoy of I I's ‘tafesrv's ships La thlranne and
wt'icl, e yr. re ordered to see ipso this lati-
tude, bat u .-ortunztelv separated, in a gale, about
5 days since ; the convay I fear is much dispersed ;
therefore it is fortunate that we fell in with the
privateer."
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Privy Council met
upon Li .utenant SreeHEPIS'S busin-ss, when a Lieu-
tenant I elonging to the Labia saarshship at the
Great Nore, produced three men, formerly be-
longing to the Trident. who, with othsr witnesses,
were examined till five o'clock.
A party of the 26th regiment of foot, arrived on
IVednesday at Chatham, on their way to Faver-
sham.
The Fast Kent Militia are rape'
fro:n Yarley barracks to Hall in
month.
the first regiment of dragoons of the King's Ger-
man Lerion, passed through Birmingham on Tues-
day and yesterday, on their route to Ireland.
Monday morning, a large detachment of the
Royal Artillery marched hom Canterbury to em-
bark for Gibraltar.
On Friday last, the first squadron of the 11th
Light Dragoons halted in Canterbury, and on Sa-
ttoilay eontioned its route for Chelmsford ; the 21
sradron followed on Saturday, the 3d nn Monday,
and the 4th on Tuesday. This regiment has been
cantoned at Deal, Stonar, Ramsgate, and the adja-
cent villages. The 9th Light Dragoons from Do-
ver, I ',the, Romney, kc. have marched to replace
the I I tit, and the 12th Light Dragoons from Sussex
to occupy the quarters of the 9th.

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The following is a list of passengers going out
India :
PASSVSGERS PER LADY SUROZO.
pnr Rangsl—.Mr. H. Wakeman, Writer; Majors J
wicke Anet J. Arnold; Mes‘rs. J.Stephens and A. HA, As-
' sisiant.Surgeons; M ..ars R. S. Gotliard, H Ue Burgh, St.
George A•il, R. Simpann, T. Marehall, G. P. Atomic, A.
Wilson, R. Pritchard, R. Stewart, R. Foster, W. It
.thaw, and .1 KO, Cadet,. Mrs S Dixon and &tighter, two
Moe IllArdMlCkel, two MIS% Arnold's.

ECM W. Wnittington, Writer; Merin,
B-nny, J. G evlebrooke, W, Itietardben, P. kl.uen..., J.
Asher, and J. Fluter, Cadets.

PASCENCIRS fit At.tILANORII.
Fnr RengalaaMessrs. C Wileoson, J R. Blake,
and J. Fagan, CaAtt•; Messrs G. A Rogers, and J. Wile-
way, Free Mariners; and %Ir. G. Stuart.
Far Mad.as—lr. W. A. Fraser, Writer; and Mr. T. T.
Parke, Cadet.

PASSE/40E1S PER LORD NILSON.
For BantalaaMr. N. Wallace. Cadet.
For St. tmene—Hr. W. Bra►.ano, Muter Attarylaat.
tatorsoros PLR RARL ST. VINCENT.

F.a Bombay Meeks. T Maedoriald and E. Lloyd, Wri-
ters ; Mr. W. M lnw.h, Free Merebent t C. J.
Johnson and T. Pereiri. e, Free Mariners; Mr, F. Stoll ut
Wises M. Sal.i.es and M Lewis.

Fur virtras—Mr OT I. Haber, Writer; Mr. A. B. Pep-
pin, Aantout Surgeon.

rAssareoues PeII SOVlltaterill.
For Bengal--Wr. J. A Statipsno, Wanner M. R. Morn--
so”, Mae( ; Mr. A. Rums; Messrs. J. Bruadhunt, J. Fit.
cher, 11. C. !VI-dwin, .1. Snitrh, R. M.Kenale; W. C. DeWitt
■nd J Compnell, Cadets; Messrs. A. H.lhda• a d J. RarcLig,
Ammant Smgeone; Mewl. J. S. Kotler and 11 Mathew.
Free Mariner. I. H. and C. Marsh 11, S. Ante, and
H. Inalach ; Mrs. lino?, Mrs. M. Jackman and tune daughters;
tines M. A. Williams, A. Bateman, J. Fletcher, B. Camp-
bell. and L. Smith.

For :Mitres—Moogra. W. Thaciterav and J. Monro
Mitten ; Wawa tlilt.ifi slut G. Scutt, Cadets.
For Ca, kro...M•as L. Coloorooko.

Wednesday, in honour of the glorious vietory
obtained by Vice-Admiral Sir THOMAS DUCK-
wourti, over the French flea, the union flag was
eihibited, waving in triumph over these of France
and Holland, on the pediment in front of Mount-
Wear House, Exeter, which the Vice-Admiral has
recently purchased of FCANC,S wtt.s:•M SPICER,
Esq. It is somewhat remarkable, that the intelli-
gence of the 14-e glo►ious viaory should arrive
there, anti the b..11s ring a merry peal, on the very
Jay on which the Vice-Admiral entered trite tie
possession of his newly-purchased estate.