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LONDON,

THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1806.

Tins morning we received New-York Papers to
the 7th ult. Congress had assembled, and the Pre-
sident's Message was to be laid before that Body on
the 3d.. General SAI4VEL SMITH had been ap-
pointed Temporary President' of the Senate, and
NATHANIEL MAcoN eleEted Speaker of the House
of Representatives.

WE are.sorry to learn, by,our Peal Letter, that
the Helder Transport, which sailed from the Downs
with the last Expedition with Troops on board, has
been wrecked on the Coast of Holland. We have
not yet learnt the particulars.

WE are still unable to lay before our Readers either
an- authentic contradiEtion or confirmation of the in-
telligence contained in the last French Papers.—
We understand, however, that a Neutral Vessel
has arrived at Ramsgate from Havre, the. Captain
of which states, that there were great rejoicings

along the Frenth Coast in consequence of a Peace

between Austria, Russia, and trance. 'Whatever
Treaty may have taken place between France and
Austria, it is extremely improbable that Russia. has
become a party to it ; but it is useless to enter into
any speculations upon this subjeet, until we are in
. possession of some authentic information. '

A Prussian Vessel hai arrived in the River from
Embdcn, whfch place she left on the t4th ult." and
at that time no intelligence had been received there
of the conclusion of an Armistice between the Bel-

ligeren t Powers.

Yesterday morning TFIEIR MAJESTIES, PRIN-
CESSES,.ELIZABETII, Marc, and SOPIIIA took an
airing to Frogmore.
-

Yeterday being New Year's Day, the ROYAL
Dqii.Es and DuicHEsS of YORK dined withTnEri
MAJEsTitis, at Windsor Castle. In the evening
THEIR :MAJESTIES 110 a seled party.
The DUKE Of.- KENT, -With the .PRINCESSES
AUGUSTA and AMELIA, attended by Col. TAYLOR,
took an airing on horseback, in Windsor Park; The
Hon. Miss EGERTON accompanied the PRINCESSES
in a chaise and pair.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES will
leave Brighton on Tuesday next for the winter ; on
which day he will arrive at Carleton-house, to by
present at the celebration of the PRINCESS CHAR-
LOTT t's Birth-day, who then enters into her eleVenth
year.
By a letter from Calcutta, of the 14th of April,
we learn that the Thetis, Capt. RICHARDSON, was
on the eve of sailing for the Isle of France, as a Car-
lel, with the gallant Capt. BERGERET, late of La
Psyche, 35 Officers, and 150 other French Prisoners,
to be exchanged for an equal number of our unfot
tunate countrymen, now in close confinement there,
to whotn the unexpected arrival of a Cartel will, no
doubt, prove a most gratifying event.
Extract of a Letter from Portsmouth, dated De-
cember 30, 1805 :
JOI-INWARIMI is embarked, and as soon
as the wind northerns, and we can make a tolerable
slant down Channel, I conclude we shalt he off.
Our destination is a secret, but I Have little doubt
we are' going in pursuit of a Squadron suppOsed to
escaped from Brest, under :ERONE 3ONAPARTE,
-ot improbably bound to the East or 'West In--
Oux Squadron consists of the Foudroyant,
. Hero, illustrious,•'
wrage
_
ux, 'Canada, Anazon, Saracen Brio-
±er Frigate expaed to j6in.'l .