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London, England, 1806-01-28 00:00:00

will thus be retarded for some days. These days
will appear-long to my heart, but after having been
unceasingly occupied in the duties of a Soldier, I ex-
perience'a tender relaxation in occupying myself with
the business and the duties of a father of a family.
" Nob,vishing, however, to :delay longer the pub-
lication of the Treaty of Peace, I have ordered, in
pursuance of our Constitutional Statutes, that it
should be communicated to you. without delay, in
order that it may be published as a Law of the Em-
pire.

" Done at Munich, the 6th of January. 1806,
" NAPOLEON.

" By the Emperor.
" The Minister Secretary of State,
" H. B. MARET."

By the Treaty of Peace, the substance of which
we have- already laid before our Readers, it is stipu-
lated that the Emperor of Germany recognizes BoNA•
PARTE as King of Italy ; but that as soon as the
conditions mentioned in the Declaration made by
BONAPARTE, when he assumed the Crown of Italy,
shall be fulfilled by the Powers then named, the
Crowns of France and Italy shall be for ever sepa-
rated..

The EMPEROR of FRANCE guarantees the integritk
of the Empire of Austria in the state iawhich
be-in consequence of the present Treaty of Peace.
The Independence of the Helvetic Republic iis
recognised by .both parties.
• The Titles assumed by the EleEtors of Bavaria and
Wurtemburgh are those of King of Bavaria and
King of Wurtemburgh. . .

Six Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morning: The
only intelligence of any importance which they bring
is contained. in the following Letter :
" GOTTENBURGH, JAN. 1 o.—The Herri ngTishery ,
which has failed for some. seasons past, to the no
small injury of this Country, has (in consequence of
the 'present open- winter and blowing weather) be-
gan this month with a tolerable prospe& of success ;
upwards of 20,000 barrels of these Fish have already
been taken and salted in this neighbourhood.
Yesterday having been the day appointed in
10;ndon .for the Funeral of the much lamented Hero
Lord NELSON, our worthy Consul, Mr. Smyrn,
and the, whole of the British Fa&ory, appeared iu
deep mourning upon the occasion.
_ . _

" The Trompeuse Sloop of War is put in here
owing to contrary winds."

Yesterday we 'received American Papers to the
28th ult. The Bill for prohibiting the importation
of Slaves into the United States, from the Ist of
January, 1808, after having passed the second read-
ing, was on the 17th rejeaed by the Senate.. The
numbers were 14 on each side, and the Vice-Presi-
dent gave his casting vote against the proposed mea-
sure. The only other articles in these Papers, worthy
of notice, are the following . •
. " Capt. Mic.:;.s, of the Sloop Amelia, from Ba-
mem. and Exuma, informs, that a short time before
he left the former place, the French Privateer
Superb, Capt:DOSINIQUE, arrived there with the
'loss of 50 of her men, killed and wounded, in the en-
gagement with the Peterel, off New York. •
"Colnniociore PEEBLE, we learn (says The Boston
Gazette) has been sent for by express, to repair to
Washington and is now on his journey thither."
Yesterday His MAJESTY signed Lord HA iNKES-•
BURY'S appointment to the Lord Wardenship of the
Cinque Ports, vacant by the death of Mr. PITT.
HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES took an airing to
Frogmore. , .
The Dui of Sussex arrived at Windsor from
town, on Sunday. afternoon, at half past three o'clock.
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, His MAJESTY ar-
rived at the Queen's House from Windsor.

Yesterday morning the PRINCESSES AuqusTA,
SormA., and. AMELIA, accompanied by General
FITZROY and Colonel D.RSBROW, OU horseback, took
an airing in Windsor Great Park.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 26.—Arrived the Alcmene Fri-
gate, of 32 guns, Captain J. BRISBANE, with Dis-
patches froth Vice-Admiral Lord COLLINGWOOD, at
Gibralter : sailed thence the 9th instant ; no .parti-
culars have transpired.

PORTSMOUTH, J A N.' 27._ Arrived the Malta, of
84 guns, Capt. BULLER, from . the Channel Fleet ;
and Z.a Fleche Sloop of War, Capt. WHITE, with a
Convoy from the Downs. .
Two Frigates are hove in, sight, but the weather
being hazy their numbers could not be ascertained.
Arrived also the Eagle, }L coca, from Guern,.
sey ; Cumberland, HALL, from Woolwich ; and- the
Betsey and Nelly, DENTON, from Sunderland.
Sailed the San Josef; of 112 guns,ice-Admiral
CIIARLES COTTON, for the Channel` Fleet.
The Portsmouth, BURDHAM Master, and another
London Coaster, supposed to be the William,
M‘PnEnsoN. Master, which sailed from hence about
four days since, are said -to be captured by a French
Privateer off. Beachy Head.
The Friends, DEAR Master, bound to Demerara,
was driven on the Harrow Bank, near Spithead,
but has since got off with loss of her rudder, and
has a good deal of water in her hold.

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