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",44 Lords and Gentlenien, •

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fr In pursuance of the authority given to us by
His Majesty's Commission, yauler the. Great Seal,
amongst other things to cleclarc, the cause 01
holding this Parliament, HIS' MAJESTY has direet-
,,.
ed particplArly'to4iailyErii attention to the most

decisiOe Success, with which providence has vouch-
safed to bless His Majesty's Arms at Sea since you
were last assembled in Parliament.

" The a&ivity and perseverance of His Majesty's
Fleets have been conspicuously- &flayed 'in the
pursuit and attack of the different Squadrons- ol' the
Enemy, and every Encounter has tdminateltiO the.
honour of the Elitist) Flag, and the dirninution of the
Naval Force of thePoWers with whom His Mat S7'Y4
is at War; but the•Viaory obtained over the-Com-
bined Fleet of Frande and Spa in, off Cape Trafalgar,-
has manifested, beyond any, exploit. recorded even In.
the Annals of the El:itish,;l\ravy; the SkillPartt4
Enterprize of LI-fis r:=l.t.Jc:*.i's Officers an Seamen
• • . d.
and.the destruaion of so >large a proportion of the.
Naval Strength of theEnerny , has not onlYCor.firtn-
..
.• • -
ed, in the most signal manner,, the Mpritime Supe-

riority of. this Country, :but,has essentiallk contri-,
bated= to the Se.curitY Ai-AsEshes-D:Otninionl.
•
".HIS MA,IESTY most deeply regrets „that the
day, of that memorable Triumph slin&A 'fitive been
unhappily clouded with the fall of the Heroic. Cum=
mander under 'whom it was achiev--Li and
he is persuaded that you Will fe-:. that this

lamented but 'glorious termination of a series of
transcendant Exploits claims a distinguished ex-
pression of the, lasting gratitude of his Coun-
try, and —that you will therefore cheerfully con-
cur in enabling His 11,1AJsmy to annex to
those HonoUrs. which he has conferred on the

Family of the late Lord Viscount NELSON, such
a marlt.'of national munificence as may preserve, to
the latest posterity, the Meinory of his,Name and
Services, and the. Benefit of his great Example. His
MAJESTY has commanded us further to inform you,

that whilst the superiority, of his Arms at Sea has
been thus uniformly asserted and maintained, he

has not been wanting in his endeavours to apply the
means, which were so liberally placed at his disposal,
in aid of such. of the Powers of the Continent
as had evinced a determination to resist the
formidable and growing ncroachruents of France.
He has dire&ed the' several Treaties entered into
for this purpose to to laid before you ; __and though
he CannoTt Etit deeply lament that the Events of

the War in Germany have disappointed his hopes,
and led to an unfavourable issue, yet His 'MA-
.

,JEsTy f€els confident that, upon a review of the

steps which he has taken, you will be .of opinion

'that be has Ica nothing undone, on his part, to sus
thin the Efforts of his Allies, and that he has a&ed

in stria conformity to the principles declared by
him, and recognized by Parliament as• essential to

the Interests a1,,1 Secntity of his own Dominions, as

well as to the ge4eral Safetyof.the Continent.

44 It is a great consolation to 151$ MAJESTY, and
-,nr; in which he is persuade 4 you will participate,
that althongh
_the EIVI!ER01 of QERMANY has felt
hiaxelf compelled to withdraw from the Contest,
tlis Ats.jEsTv continues to rece;re from his august
A:11) the gDIPERGIR of RITIS:A the strongest as.
; .

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suranees of unshaken adherence to, that genercs

and enlightened Miley by which be ha hitherto

been aauated ; and His MAJESTY has no-doubt

thAt you Will be Tully sensible of the important ad•

vantage to be derived,from preserving at all time—t,

the,closestznd, most.intimate connexion with -that

Sovereign.

i"Gentlenzen of the House of Commons,

.M4JESTY has direded the Estimates foc

the Year to be laid before you, and has commanded

ng to inform you, that they aro. formed upon that

Scale of Exertion which the present Situation of the

Country renders indispensible._ HzslYfAilisry fully

relies upon your granting him such Supplies as, upon

due deliberation, the. Public Exigencies niay appear

to require.

e.‘ It 'is his earnest wish to contribute, by every

means in his pbwer, to alleviate the additional bur.

theas.w,hiGlv must necessarily be imposed upon hid
People, and with this view he has direeted the Sum

of One Million Sterling, part of the proceeds arising

from tile Sale of such Prizes made on thd Powers

witi which he at War as arc by Law vested ill
the Crown, to be ak)liCa to the rublic services of

the Year.

ar~L~_,

LOrdr.rvid

-" Hrs MA.rEstilg fullY iersuadeitifliat 'whatever,

ani

copj

!nee you may

In common-. with

in the success which has distingtished the Br:-,
tish 'Arms in the.cdurse of the piCsent contests,
will be sensible how muckthe events of the War-

01-t iolcosiileietriires4jeltateredismattrivrer
-•—
and influence of France have been -so unhappily
extended,require the continuance of all possible vrgi:-
lance and exertion Under this impression His MA-._
JR STY talStS that...youi attention will be
sinvariably di—
rected to thejrnprovtipOit of .those_ means which are
to be found in the bravery and discipline of his Forces,
- • -
the zeal and-ro-yalt, oteyery Class of his Subjeas,ana
in the uueichansted Resources of his Dominions,
rendering the gritislith -Empire invincible If- borne,
is well as formidable"itbroad ; satisfied that by suvh.

• ,
11E-Otts. alone the Contest can be brought to a con.c,

elusion cpnsistent witilthe Safety and Indeliendence

of the cpoiltry,
.and -with Ita4 amongst tho

Natitins:ei. the world:.

THE Thusule-er has taken, and carried :into. Cit-
raltar, a d'r'ench 74-gun Ship, richly laden, from the
Isle of Fian'ce.-:-A-Letier from Lieut. CAlatit, CO
his Father, Dr. CARTER, of Dublin, by a Merl
chant Vessel, announces this event. • •

Yesterday, at two o'clock, His IVlAitsrir held
Privy Council at the Queen's Palace, which wa at.A
tended. by the Lonn. Ca*.zrczu.olt, the Archbishop-.
•of CANTERBURY, the Bishop of LotchSoN, the Duke
of MONTROSE; the IVl4rquis OfrfriiTioal) ; EMU
CAMDEN, WESTMORLAND,
,WINCHEL.•
SEA;' and' DARTMOVTA ; Viscount ICAsTLEB.LAGa
HAWK.ESEUIti.", MULGRAVE, Sir C. .MORGAN,
and Mr. ~4ingo:vr, the Speaker of the gouse of
Commons.
His .111,0ESTY, with the advice of the Council,
was pleased to order a General Fast, to be kept on
the26th day of February. The Archbishop of Clis-
Trasuay and :Bishop of LONDON were desired to
prepare a Form of 'Prayer to be used, suitable to the
occasion.

After the Privy Council closed, a Cabinet Council
was held, at which His MAJESTY'S Speech, to be de-
livered this day to. both Houses of Parliament, by
CoMmission, Was, finally arranged.
After the CounCii HisMAJESTY gave audiences to
the Archbishop OICANTEABURY, the SECRETARY Of
STATE, Earl DARTMOUTH., and Sir CIIARLES
GAN, who laid before His MAJESTY the proceedings
of several Courts Martial.,• •
Lord AmitEnsr and Mr. SEDLEY were the Lord
and Groom in Waiting.
At half: past four\ o'clock :His MAiESTY left the
Queen's Palace for -Windsbi, escorted by'a party of
Light Horse and his German footmen. . .
Hii.M.A.JEsTy•will come to town
,on: 'Thursday
to receive the Addresses of the House of Lords and
Coalitions, and- &Om the University of Cambridge,
upon the Throne, at. St. James's Palace. The Royal
Family will not return to town again till the sth Of,
February. • •
His MAJESTY ,has
.been:pleased to order the tol-.
lowing uniform horse-furniture to be established-.
throughout the service, for the Staff Officers of Re-:
giments of Infantry :-,..A.',housing, or saddle-cloth,
made in shape and size similar to that ordered for'
the General Staff of the Army, bf the colour of the.
facing of the Reginient, with a double row of Regi.
Mental lace round-the edge. The holsters to be co-.
vered with black bear-Skin, and the fronting of the-
bridle with ribbon the Colour of the housing.
It is ordered in , future, that all Camp Equipage •
'returned by Regiments into store, under anycircum-
' stances,. May previously be•sOrted by the Regiment.
or CorpS.giving in the same and the serviceable,
refiairalle and. unserviceable articles be made up in
separate bundles or parcels, which are to be marked
in-the abovementioned, form, .according to their re.
speetive instead'of being"sent in, as former-
ly; in a promil.ettous state, whereby much unneces-
• sary trouble and upence were' occasioned.

NAVAL • iVE W.

Porrst,totrri, JiK. 20.--;;Arrived the 4tio and
the Hitton, from Oporto..

Passed by the homeward-bound Oporto Fleet un-
der Convoy, from the Downs.
Sir istuie COFFIN, returned here this day, re-
hoisted his Flag' on board the Gladiater, as second
in command at the Port. It is a circumstance worthy
ef notice, that the 'San Josef, ,which was captured
by_the Captain, should have been thetneans, in all
human probability, of saving her from being wrecked,
after she unfortunately got on shore at Falmouth.;
when the San Josef fell in with the Captain on the
Coast of France, "it blew so hard on shore, that the
Frigate which had her in charge could not manage
her. The .Captaln is come into Harbour to be re-

•
Paired. '
Sir GEmos-PaEvosT, our Lieutenant-Governor,
gave a very elegant dinner on Sattirday, in honour of
the QUEBN'S Birth-day, to General EVELEIGII, Ge-
neral Poiti.Eft, COI. HANCOCK,...Major CRAWfORD,
Eind a number of distinkuL4hed Officers.

Capt. MARK ROBINSON is appointed to the Gitra&
lee; of 80 guns; at this port.
The Hon: Mrs. Gen: Fox is disembarked from the
eamel, there being no probability of the wind shift-
ing soon, for her to proceed to Gibraltar.

PLymount, .tor. ig.—The shipwrights and arti-
ficers of the Yard and Arsenal here are puflately on
a most excellent • footing. They work Saturdays
this season of the.year, all -dinnertime,: and go-out
at sun•set each shipwright receives one guinea,
and the.over,tirne and extra wort; they receive at the
end of thee-half-year; by which regulation, establish-
ed by the present *Admiralty, among other whole-
tame ones, that. batly of Men, One of the sinews of
the, ,Navy,, ate freed from the extortion of money
lenders and jobbers in Dock-yard!ricketd.

. --
FALMOUTH, JAW; 1 Majesty's
, •
Ships Impetuezzz and Glory; Penelope Frigate, Con-.
test and 7iiago GU -brigs, on a Cruize.
11/hisiniliant Packet, ROBERTS,

Mails,for Lisbon.
FaLssouvt, J.t T. t 8.--Arrived' the Xingsware,
littiCKLzA, and Brothers,, DUNBY, from Oporto, in
leViriteeri days, with wines -for this -Port ; 'alSO the
integrity, T.nobasug, from Quebec, with pot-ash,
!t: for Newry, taken by a French Privateer, and
te-taken by the berd Hobart Packet; belonging to
Passed this Port to-day the Lisbon and :Oportci
•• , •

'Fleets, under convoy of La Constdnee Frigate.
Put back the: lirctisinikaa Ifacket, which siijeci.
Tesierday.

tRIXITAH-ChlAt) JAN. trisk
6utter, Lieut. NORTON, to-join the Channel Fleet,
in Torbay; under command of Admiral: Contr-
*Amin, as advised:

62iled His Majesty's Shifts kefigte And L'Espiqk
Ott a Craize:

DEAL, JAN. 20.—A large Fleet arrived ftoni
boti'under Convoy of His Majesty's Ship. Constance.
La Constanq remains in the Downs with the
Vereclet, Edgar,iand Trusty
.Mes c)f;Waii"Pallas,
hills, and the Tribune Frigates; 0140 r, Kite, Cyg:'
rett, and La Fleche Sloops of. :War I.iaastatidn and
ospe r o Bombs Combatant Traatn, several Gnil=.
brigs; a Fleet of Transports and 'outward-bound
Vessels.

ORVORD, JAN. 19.—Passed by this port, on
day, for the Nore, the Tribune Frigate; andi.oti Sa-
turday, the Utile Sloop of War.—Same day came in
the Imntortalite Frigate, Capt. OWE*, from Har-
-rich, and remains with one Gun-brig.
Last Friday morning the Cattier, ,of Hull, TOsEm
ELLISON, master, laden with iron, shot, guns, &c:
4t4me,ashore on this beach; acid soon after. Went to
pieces, and a principal part of the cargo i.vaehed aut
of her; but by the perseverance and exertions of
Win J. CULHAM, merchant, of this place, and the
Salvagers employed under" hin the remaining part
of her cargo, and most of the.roaterials belonging to
her, were saved.—Two of the crew were unfortu-
nately drowned.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
4To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Gun-brig
Minx, for the Re-capture of the Ships Francis and Betsey,
the 14th and 15th September, 18,5; and the Rover, of New:.
eastlsobe 29th September, on board the Minx, at Sheerness,
to-morrow; or every Tuesday arid, Friday afterwards, at No.
xB, Clement's-Inn.
To the Officers and Company of Ills Majesty's ShipCharn-
pion, for the Capture of the jonge Klasino, in company with
the Orestes, Dart, HermasALucitcr, and Blazer, Cun-brigs,
the 2.4 th Oalober, 'Bog, on tit, Champion's arrival in Port;
or every Tuesday and Friday afterwards,at No. IS, Clement's
lnn. •
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Mal-
ta, for the Detention of the Mushoom, Dutch Ship, the 4th
June, 1203 ; and for Destroying La Bayonnois, the alth No-
vember, 1803, by His Majesty's Ship Ardent, on board the
Malta, at Plymouth, this day; or every-Tuesday and Friday
afterwards, at No. 23, surrey-street, Strand.

The Fleet which sailed from Oporto and Lishoni
it is presumed, are safely arrived. The following is
an Extra& of a Letter from Capt. GRIFFITHS, of His
Majesty's Ship Constance, dated Jan. 18, 1806 :
" I am now off the Start, with a fair wind, going
on with 13 Sail of the Trade from Lisbon: and
Oporto to see them into the Downs, and then to, re-
turn to SpitheaCl. • About 30 Sail ' left the Convoyi,
being unpardonably a-head of the Commodore (the
Jamaica Frigate, which is gone with the Trade for
Liverpool,&-c.),oriThe 12th at night, appearing to me
turposely done ; several parted in a very heavy gale
inse. I left the Liverpool. Trade'about 30 leagues
W. of Scilly, the Itith, the wind then scant .for
heir rounding Scilly, and b]owing strong. The Con-
oy on sailing amounted to 80."

E.Dryn rr unG, 3A r, is.

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AICHLANti SOCiETY•OF'gCOTLAND

•• _
Tn E Anti iv-efsAry Gen etal Meeting Of this Society,
in terms of the Charter; was held in their. Hall here
on Tuesday last, at which there was a respectable
attendance of the 11.1embeti, to the number of' too'.
The Right Hon, the Earl Of DALHOUSIE, ono 6f the
Vice-Presidents in office, in the chair (in the absence
Of the Earl of MOIRA, who had not arrived from
London) ; when, after. a ballot, as required by the
rules of the Society, the following Noblemen- and
Gentlemen were dUly admitted Members, their
names ordered to be recorded, and public notifica-
tion of their ele6tion given,. viz.

,
Right Hon. Lord Viscount Primrose. .
Right Hon. Lord Glenbervie.
Sir loha Hope, of Craighall, Bart.
Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael, of Skirling, Bart.
Colonel Elliott Lockhart, of 13orthwichbrae.
Lolonel Keith Nlacalisteroal Loup.
Lieut.-Col. Robert Stewart, of Fincastle, 27th Regt.
Lieut.-Col. Callender, of Craigforth, Inspecting Field-
Officer, Edinburgh Distriet.
Major Donald Campbell, of Knock, 4eth Regiment.
George Hepburn, Esq. of Clerkington. ° "
'John White Melville, Esq. of Bennochy.
I. Wolfe Murray, Esq. Advocate, Sheriff-depute of
the County of Murray,
William Murray, ESq. yotinger, of Polmaise.
lames Hare, Esq. of Calderhan.
Patrick Miller, Esq. younger, of Dalswinton.
Archibald, Macnab, Esq. the younger, of Easter Torry.
Gilbert Young, Esq. of Youngfield.
Archibald Maclachlan, Esq. of Craigenterve. . -
Cohn Maclachlan, Esq. Merchant, Glasguw.
Alexander Ramsay, Esq. of Demerary. !,. •
lames Fyfle, Esq.:of Smithfield.
George Crawford, E sq.Ed i:orbtuhr!gnet.
ti
2oilninei Lang, Russell,
Esq. Edinburgh.."
Cohn M' E L '

..uir
William Gilchrist Esq. Merchants•in Edinburgh.
101 vv,

John ..cite, Esq.,
fames P. Esq. Merchants in Leith.
Henry Raelaum,, Esq. ,
33. Captain lames M'Vean, of the 7Etit Regiment.

, •
After the:ballot was Over, Sir JOHN SiNct,Ata
congratulated the Meeting, on the admissiOn of so
Many respectable Members by ballot, and begged
'v leave to move the eleatiOn of
,one, in whose case,
he trusted, that form of proceeding: would most
readily .be dispensed with. He alluded to his Royal
Highness the .DUKE of SUSSEX and Earl of Inver-
. ness, who, by a letter, in which he .mentions the
' Institution in very' handsome terms, had authorised.
his being proposed as a Member of this Society, and
• whose partiality to the Scottish Nation was so well -
known, that he was persuaded the Society would be
proud to iutoll his Royal Highness in the list of its
embers, in the manner the most likely •to be gra-'
tifyinglto the feelings of so distinguished a per-
soilage. r
The motion being seconded by Mr. MACDONALD,
the Treasurer, was unanimously approved of, and
His Royat -Highness was ele6ted- a Member of the
Society by a show of "hands, -and not by ballot, and..
his:name was Ordered:t6 'be put at the head of the
Society's List. 7 •
Mr. JOHN TAIT, Chairman of the '.Standing Com-
mittee of the Society upon the Fisheries, stated,.
that he had it in charge from that Committee-to
signify to the Society, that, they had derived much
benefit froin several" communications with the
Right ‘• Honourable •PRORGIV Rose, who had of
late bestowed much attention upon that important'
'subjeCt, and that there was every reason to hope the
Society and the Country would receive much ,
vantage from that Gentleman's labours. Mr: TAO,
_therefore, in the name of 'that Committee, submit-
ted to the Meeting the propriety of eletling the
Right Hon. GEORGE ROSE an Honorary Member.
which the :Society unanimously agreed to, and he
was ele6ted accordingly:
Thereafter; the Meeting, on a motion from the
Secretary; proceeded. to the ele6tion of President;
Vice-Presidents, and other Officers,- for the current
year when
His Grace the Duke df ARGYLL was re.;eleaed President;
Most Noble the Marquis of L•ittl,
' Right Hon. the Earl of DAL HOUitI, , vice-Presidents.
• Right Hon. tne Earl of M•rx"..,
„ Right Hon. the Earl of MA NSFIELU,
ii3M .M4Dol)aldi Esq. Treasurer:
' Donald M' Lachlan,, Esq. Secretary.
Francis Farquharson, Esq. Auditor of Accounts.
.Mr. Lewis Gordon; Depute Secretary and Collator.
Mr. David WatSoh; RecOrdei and Clerk:
Rev. Nlil.)Onald Mackintosh, Translator at the. Gaelic
Language.

• Mr. tilexT Cuningham, Jeweller and Medalist.
..Besides 30 Ordinary Diredois resident in Edin-
burgh; for Managing the affairs of the. Society, se-
vdn of whom go out annually by rotation, the So-
ciety- made choice of the following Itildblemen and
Gentlemen, some of whom are only occasionally in
town, and cannot' regularly 'attend the 'stated Meet-
ings,. _to be Extraordinary Directors, . viz., -

His• Grace the Duke of Athol'. •
Most Noble the Marquis of Huntlj;%• • •
Right. Hon; rite Earl of Haddington.
Right Hon. Lord Macdonald.,
Right lion. Sir James- IVlontger,2ry, of Stanhope, Bart.
Lord Advocate of Scotland.
The Hon. Robert Dundas, oft tville, M. P. -
'Sir 'John ShiclaiF, of Ulbsieri Bart. M.P,
Sir John M'Gregor Murray, of Lanrick, Bart, -
Brigadler-Gtnerai Dirorn, of Mount 'SLIM
-Charles Nlackintosh, Es 4.
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•

Letters Were received .in Glasgow Ant- week,
dated Madeira, 26th. November, from the Master of
two of the Clyde Vessels which sailed'sOm 'Cork on
the 28th of 06.tober. There were at that time at
Madeira the following Clyde Ships : Hope, Clib,
Hero, Belize, Irmelinia, and Chard. The General
_Hunter was said to be with the Fisgard. These
letters state, that 15 Sail of the African Fleet, under
cOmmy of the Lark, had been taken by the Roche-
, fort Squadron ; the Lark escaped. They also add,
that six of the Cork Fleet had been taken ; but we
hope that this is a mistake, as one of the letters men-
tions the Ardent and Ajax in the number 3 which
Ships we know, from Capt. LAKE'S letter, were with
the Fisgard as late as the gth of December.

According to the Russlau official account of the
Battle of Austerlitz, only six Generals, five of
wherri Were wounded, fell into the hands of the
French. The Princes REP&IN, GALLITZIfv, and
StRIIISKY, made
.priseners, had none. of them at-
tained the rank of General. The first had Only the
rank .of .Capiain ; the second commanded a squa-
drOn of the Imperial Guard ; and the latter was at
the head of a battalion of Infantry:' When the
Russians withdrew from the Austrian PrOvihees,
they carried with them, according to a positive.
statement. in the official repOrt, two pies
of cannon. -The loss of only six stand of colours is
admitted.

The 'price of Bread remains the same as last week 4