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London, England, 1805-01-14 00:00:00

ugh Rag Volunteer infantry.
.4. to be Captain Coutotatidant.
r anti Shelton Volunteer Infantry.
1, Emq. to be Lieutenant Culobet Corn ‘o
ins 1, 1804.
to be Major. Dated Jun: 19, 1804.
fttoxeter V0100t.1.0 Infantry.
It.q. to be Cavtaia Commoodiat ;
im the Lea I.ieutete tut ,treh • c,,„„,
Jim) of Volunt:er Infanttr--.1(4..1
eutenant-eplonel-Conaatat.dtut ;
3.
sq. to be 'Ate; ; dAted Dece,ohr
Sonth Wilts 111.ttalioo of Voloo•
sighed kJ the Lord Lientemr,tu
o be Licutentut Colonel Co •
to be Mij•tr ; chacii as ab,ne.

Whilekell, Jo 1901
melt pleased to grant tno diNaltr
tad Kingdom of Gr,at BOtsita and 1.,
fonoonoll 'hoary A3dington, and
la,fully begotten, by •110 name, a, L.,
Sidinouth. of S....lmonth, in the c...

itfirliS II JP 11

LON DON,
0111 DAY, JANuAky 14.

of Saturday night contains an Ords
inting general reprisals and L!!eil
ainst Spain. This being the sc
ug war, some of our contemporai
expeaation that it would be acco
.pecification of all the reasons. Th
it contains one that is as good at to
tams, that Spain has declare:l n

confirms our report of the (~evatioi
wrox to the Peerage, by the titia c;
lOUTIT ; and of the appoint!): 7: tr
YE to the office of Secretary Glites
hairs, in the room of Lord Hat.
'Us other Ministerial changes are od

nplation. Among those, which irt
widest to credit, is the appoinuan
BUCKINON A MSI4II.L to the place d
er Genei al, vice Lord CRAVE;
) retires upon' a pension. Tee
'LAND also goes n•tt upon a Fs.
almost certain that he will
ount SIDMOUTII, as President of t')
s new arrangement is contisiturly
ie political circles as having been st.
fluence of His Royal Highness the
Should this report be foun,:el
lesced Opposition will prove forni.l
lent to the Minister. Mr. Yoe!,
as likely to come into ofEce, nit will
!el Lord MervuLLg, should the latter
iiralty. The successor of Sir ETAS
and is nc,t yet mentioned wish say
dente. Mr. FLINT, his Secretary,
yesterday.

perienced a farther rise on Saturday.
ir the opening left oif at 62. I: is
oppose that the late communics.
lnce has not been the principal.
:hange. It is now generally an.
the dispatch contained professions
)n for peace, and that the answer,
sent back, without comprornisirg
rsts of the country, contained not Ling

le SPAN 1511 AMBASSADOR had 33
MULGRAYE, at his Office, tiara

: one o'clock, the Lotto AptcE4-
PsT T.

Jrd CHARLES SOMFRSEE is expeeel
:e, from the country, for the se.i;.ii•
Ptrr will give a dinner to the C,•

patches were received from Admiral
which were brought to Brixham of
ht by the Nimrod. Tie fleet well
41.1 r.
_•_ . _

trench frigate of 44 guns, s.
iique in October from L'Orient. Inn -
200 troops, and 10,000 stands c.
with a large sum of morev.
sloop of war is staled to have ca
ch privateers off St. Dorn;lig.).
of the capture of the
Ime privateers belonging to Cniy.en t.
r into that island, is erroneus,,atid
he circumstance of a prise to IL.
re-captured.
ertrulda Spanish frigate, captured b)
arrived on Thursday at Plymouth.
runs, and has on board 1,.200,n0,b
merchandi,e, from Lima. Finn
en Spanish ships have likewise bee::
dohentsic, and sent into Gibraltar.
Lions fiir letters of marque against
to increase daily.
iKtIl and a large party of friends
iday to canvass the County al Ilia-
eat vacant by the death of the Lute
issel, charged with dispatches from
an, comm Hiding at St. Doming?,
lately captured by the Blaisebe frt.,
etches saved. They arz stated to
'retched picture of the French force
Ind to communicate the General's
force was unequal to the wipe&