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MONDAY, JANLTAIn f.! 7, 1605.

INNumnitAßLE_reports were circulated on Saturday
and yesterday, of final arrangements haying. been
made respeaing: a new -Administration:. We, can
assure our Readers that uo. thing decisive has yet
taken place. His.,MILJESTi• sent a 'Message yester-
day to Lord GRENVILLE, by' Lord, DPITMOUTH, 'to
require - his attendance t b is. day. Jn CollSecillerfee
of which. Lord GRENVILLE caine to lOWA this
morning, and will wait upon. His MAIESTY'at two
o'clock atßuckinghain House. We do not feel oar-.
selves 'warranted at present in offering any conjec-:
tures is to what maybe the probable result of this
audience. - .

WE understand that His MAJESTY has, been
pleased to confer the Office of Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports upon Lord HAwKEssuitY. ,

' EVE learn from the Opposition Papers, that the
Party do. not intend .to oppose, Mr. LASCELLES'S
Motion in the. House ,of Commons to-night ; but
they have not 'thought *proper to
.assign • the real
reason for this '_aEt of forbearance.' It is said,
that " Mr. LASCELLES is to frime. his Motion in
such a way as .; not to render it necessary for the op
ponehis of Mr.. PUTT'S' measures to able& to
We have the strongest retiton to believe that Mr.
LascELiEs has,entered into no-tomproatise-whatever
with respea to his Motion, and therefore that cannot
be the reason of this,sudden change in the. deternii-
natlonuf Mr.Fot and his Friends.. The real reason,
we believe to be; that a very large and respectable'
part of the Opposition have. declared themselves de.
cidedly hostile to any attempt to oppose.this Motion.

Intelligence was this morning said to have been
received from iqiideira, of the 28th ult.-stating, that
Sir J.Duti KWORTH hadbeen off that Island, and had
sailed from thence in pursuicof the Frgtch Squadron.
Upon making inquiry, 'however, we fittd that no
further accounts have been received from Admiral.
DUCKWORTH since he chaced the French Squadron
on the 25th and 26th ult.
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It is stated in the Leading Opposition •Paper of
this day; that " it was settled before the•deatliz
Mr. PITT that Lord KIINVXEsBITRY should be ap-
pointed First Lord of the Treasury, as his 4ocuqt
ten ens,ymil health 'should be re-established ; and
in this Case, either Mr. PEILCIVAL or W. ABBOT
would-,hale heen made Chancellor of the Exche-
quer."

Upotrwliat authority the Paper alluded.to makes
this
.assertion we do not know, but we can take
upon ourselves to state, in the most pbsitive:and un-
,equivocal manner,that it is wholly destitute of foun-
dation. •

' ALTitotioit no Copy of the Treaty or Peace be-
tween Austria and France has yet been published
officially, yet the terms•of _it Have heen stated in a
'variety of shapes on the Continent.: In some of the
•Foreign Papers, brought 'by the liantbargh,
the arrival of which .we announced on Saturday, the
following detail is. given, which is more circumstan-
tial, and' is stated to , be more accurate than any that
has hitherto been made'public :

Bavaria shall receive Passau, Eichstailt, the Margraviato
of Bargatt ; the Counties of Rottentels. Tetnang, and Mont•
fort ; Liudau, Augsburgh,. and the Voralberg, with all the
Lordships appertaining thereunto ; the whole of the German
and the Italian Tyrol, with Trent and.BriXen, Austria also
gives up her claim to all. fiefs and manorial rights throughout
the whole extent of Bavaria, together with those appertain-
lug to Bohemia, ia.the Upper Palatinate. . •

Austria also acknowledges the kingly dignity in Bavaria ;..•
and pledges herself not to oppose the exercise: of the rights '
of F)vereigPty in.that kingdom, in the satnemarmet as • they
am Fxervised in' Austria and Priiisia, either as Emperor, or
Co-estate: these fights are to extend to the Teutonic, and
the Ordei of the Kni,:lue of St: Of Jerusalem:
" Bavaria, on her part, shalt cede WitrrOurgh •to the
ELECTOR Of SALTZliliktOli. Bamberg. Rottenburgh, and.
Schweinfurt, are, according to some reports, to remain under
21avaria ; bur, according to others, they are to go with the
remains of Saltgtiurgh; apd to be "incorporated with the
itc. the lieLtse of Austria.
wirtemburgh, besides the kingly dignity, is to exercise a
complete soyereiginy.in the County of 'oert, berg, the Laud- ,
graviate or blellenhurgh, aria also to haste the possession of
what wete4hoWn .by tir-n4rrito theltuStlMßailiTTiela in
S obis.
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