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London, England, 1806-11-06 00:00:00

COUNTY OF SOU INAMPTON.

ATAT a MEETrNG of tile FRIENDS rf Mr.
2, CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILT/MAY. Bart and of the
INDEPENDFNCE of the COUNTY. hnklen at the White Bart
Inn, in Wincheiltr, en Wednerday, the apth day of Getober, 'Soh,
the JOHN POLLEN, Part. Chairman.
Ref..lved Unaninaoufiy.That it appearrngto this Meeting fruit
an accurate Inv. itigarion at the return. from the Agtnts of the
different difirkgs of the County, and the goal man kited by the
Freeholders to maintain their Independence, by the fupport ..t Mr.
Chute and Sir li Mildrnay. that there is a well I untied affurance
of lucent ,it is recommended t then, to perfee, re in the tauten,
until it WI be decided by a full, soured as List/ are of the mutt
cordial fupport of their Friends.
I hat all the Espences 61 conveying the Frethoklers t and.
from the Place of Poll. and miser neceffary Charges attendant
thereon, ought to be paid nut of the Subfeription of the Froth"l
ten for tarrying en the Curneft, and that the Candid ..ct mot/
earneftly intreated not to engage, by themfrives or Agent+, to in-
ter any Eapenee whatever on that Account.
'that the local Committee, In each EMMA, from whofe
fo much advantage has been already derived do continue
thole exertions in fuch.ways an may be merit conducive to fume.,
and particularly 14 railing further Suhfcriptinna in d:dnf the Ccncral
Fund; and that the fame may- be applied, in the first plate, in
defrayieg the expences in conveyln Voter, to aid front the Poll
and in fuch other neceffary exp,t,ccs as they (hall deem elpedient,
and that the entire direction of the mode of conveying the Free-
bolucrs to and from the toll b.: I.ft t, their dircrenuo.
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Signed, on bth.lif of the Meeting,
JOHN POLLEN, Chairman.
The Chairman hvAng kft the Chair,
Hernlered onntimentoy,_ . . . .

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GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF
THE BOROUGH OF LEOMINSTER.
021ITLIBIZN,
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BEG to exprefs the high fenre I entertain of the
obliaation you have conferred upon me, by cloning me one of
your Repreknutives in the (mining Parliament.
I linearly hope that Ike unanimity evinced upon this occalion,
fa defirablelto your town, and fo flattering to my (Minis, may
never in future be diftsibtd, and I mutt, that the line of Condon
I than adopt, will prove roe not undeferviag the continuance of
your Malady, your cooddroce, and your fulmar'.
I have she honour to bc, with shoal ramp, . -
Gootleroen'
To very obliged and faithful frrraot.
Parthadilam )441% 4, ac 6. HENRY BONHAM.

TO THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR, Sir WIL-
LIAM CURTIS, Bart. Mr. ALDERMAN COMBS, Sir
CHARLES PRICE, Bart.
MT LORD ANS GENTLIIIIIIN.
f HAVING
Eloftlim, sod the prefect Rate of the Poll, we do carnally
rocositalend you to forego all further perinea! attendance upon the
Huftinp from this day, to the clink of the Poll I and. that you for.
bear to tacit the Votes at itstw mrpedtive Friends, leaving It to tie
difcretion of the SWAN to pint with the law, for keeping open
the Books to which the U assy fpo_otancouSyrefurt.
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TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF
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0 aa i aa maw,
MR. Aldermen HANKEY having at the corn
1 meneement of the Pell declined to he a Candidate, and Mr.
ATKINS having this day puhlithed kis determination to proceed
an farther In the Elealoo, we have no difficulty in yielding to the'
above recommendation of our refpettive Friend. ; and therefore,'
we trait, yoga will emcee us, if we &Continue one perfonal atten-
dance from this day, to Friday nest, at three o'clock. when, by
Aft of Partlament, the Poll will side. Ws are. Gauletnen,
Your much obliged and faithful Servants,
JAMES SHAW, Mayor
WM. CURTIS
Guildhall, H C. COOMBE
November 3,1806. CHARLES PRICE

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PROM THE FILP-NCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
PITAILSSURON, OCT. r.—Mr. &uart is accredited
pr• as Charge d'Affatrill from the Court of London.
CONSTANTINOPLE Si,,. ts.—We hear that a
precife declaration has been demanded from the Ot- ,
toman Porte, on behalf of a certain Power, reined-
ing the line of eondudt it means to adopt in the pre-
fent conjundlure.
M. D'ltalinfki, the Ruffian Minifter, has formally
rotelled againft the refignation of the Hufpodars of
. Wallachia and Moldavia.
. General Sebaftiani, the French Ambaffador, has
bad a private audience of the GranJ Seignior, at one
of his country palaces.
MADRID, OCTOSER t+.—The Government perfitis
in the meafure, not to permit any perfon to be inter-
red in the Churches; and they are zealoufly fcconded
by the Biatops.
It has been lately determined, that all the military,
whatever their rank may be, (hall wear their hair
Atom The King has fet the 6rft example, in adopt-
ing this mode of drefs.
si unsure°, (itemise 16 —The depots of feveral
8.1%.1T .4.1 regiments arrived here yellerday. They
ts.- to pertorm garrifun duty.— ( From dm Malheur i
tLeilib.)
Bauseao. ()croon t9.—We have been occupied
in removing the grand Pruffian magazine at Hoff
ever fines the orb. A great number of carriages are
employed um this aeration. The loft of there maga-
- sines are immenfe. and irreparable by the Pruffian
armies.
Yellerday afternoon 2g pieces of cannon and an
howitzer were brought here, which had been taken
in the affair of the 9th, near Nerilladt neon the Orla.
Today they have been tranfported to Verfeheien
This afternoon three or 4cso wit-nacre arrived, Prat
1 Bans and Saxons ; three Colonels are among them,
Sad in sre prithners are expelled.
t VISION*. Ocroasa 9.—The formation of a great
cordon of troops in the Airtlrlan Rates, from the
• 110014,6 of Lufatia to Ti ielte, is refolved upon, and
is to be put into immediate mention.
1 OCTI,IIIII to —The march of troops from Hun.
Lary to Ilrergthen the army of ohfervation in Bo-
hemia. continues without interruption. Yefierday, ,
and the preceding day, the regiments of Cirelian is.
lenity, Liclitenttetn, and leveret corps of buffers,
ruched by this city. The officers of theft corps art
r allowed a eonfiderahle incresfe of pay. This day the
Areldsigarobar lea reviewed the regiments which com-
port ciiii'galrifon.
(kerma' tt.—Hie Imperial Majelly eonAantly
;elides at the CaAle of Luxembourg.
A ounsber of troops have marched through this
day. Several corps are quartered here for a time
in the libarbs to refrellt them i and as they proceed
others towed in their room. The garrifon of this
city, we art stored, is Ihortly to march for Bohemia.
Its Oaf eilabliihment, and a number of engineers,
have already fen out. The prifoners taken lair year
by the French are. as loon as they arrive, fpeedily
armed and equipped, and fent to join their refpative
corps. In addition to theft preparations, we learn
that eight regiments of cavalry are eolledted in Cr.acuvia, in order to form part of a cordon on the
tiontiers of PQM Fria& The province of Gallida I

is called upon to furnilh 30,000 hurts, and Moravia
to,ooo. Orders are iffued for the levy of fio,ooo
recruits. in order to render more refpeaable oar
armed neutrality.—Gat. Allem& Fratsefort.
Venice, Ocr. 9.-I'he Anglo Ruffian tquadron
continues a ftria blockade on our unit. The whole
of the French and Italian troops have nearly quitted
Upper Italy for the Neapolitan territory. We have
a (mall French garrifon in this city.
• Them, Ocr. 6.—The French troops have eva•
elated Ragas, and retired from Dalmatia and
Iltria, in order to concentrate themfelves in the Friuli.
where General Sevres waits at Udina, to take the
command. During eight days. French troops are
paling near this town, which his been suited only by
a few of the Officers.
The Ruffian fquadron continues to blockade
ftrialy the coatis of Iltria. In our road a Ruffian
/hip of 74 guns is Rationed. Their troops continue
to occupy Cattaro and Cafel•Nuovo. An Aulltian
force, under General Bellegude, is encamped on the
iaands of Curzola and LeGna.

PROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL.

HAP/BURGH, OCTOBER 31.

The polls from Pruffia, Ruffia, and Auftria. are
not yet arrived, but we learn by an Eftafette, that a
part of Murat's divifion entered Berlin on the 24th
inftant. However difaftrous the campaign may have
been to the Pruffians, it is certain that feveral corps of
their army have not been in aaion. and are now
affembled on the other fide of the Oder. particularly
the corps of the Prince Hobenlobe, the Duke of Saze
Weimar, and Brunfwick Oels.

The day before yefterday the Duke of Brunfwick
arrived at Altuna, he was carried on a litter by his
fervent,. His propofals for the neutrality of his States
were treated by Bonaparte in the molt infolent man•
ner. We are in expeflation of hearing of another
battle having been fought near Magdeburg ; a few
days will, in all probability, relieve us from our anx-
iety ; General Wartenflebca is Governor and Corn.
mandant of that fortrefs, the garrifon of which con•
lifts of , z,OOO men, bat the works are laid to require
a much greater number for their defence. As the
magazines are not fupplied for a long liege, appro.
hentlons may be entertained for its fafety, urgers Coon
relieved.
His Serene Highnefs the Duke of Brunfwick wat
wounded in the battle of the t4th, on the heights
behind Tangwitz, and at the bead of the battalion
of grenadiers of Hantlein. The mufti-et hall by
which his Highnefs wa► wounded, entered a little
above the right eye. and came out near the inner
corner of the left. His Highnefs immediately loft all
fight with his right eye, and could only difcern a
(mall glimmering of light with the left. It is raid
he will go to England.
Devaltation and cruelty mark the footfteps of the
French, wherever they go. Weimar was nut only
given up to the plunder of a brutal and ferocious fol,
diery for two hours, ►ut was afterwards let on fire,
as were alto Jena, Halle, and Naumburgh.
It is reported here that General Moreau paffed
through this place left Saturday (the 25th ),on his way
to join the Ruffian army, in which he is to hate a
chief command. Jerome Bonaparte, it is alto (aid,
will accompany the army deftined to ail againft Po-
land.

Ofnaburgh is occupied by 400 e French troops, and
is taken poffeffion of in the name of the King of IIo1•
land ; as is alfo Ea Frielland.

ERLANOEN, OCTOBER s 4.

'Miners here has refurned its regular courfe, and
the teachers in the Univerllty will begin on the 27th
their lc lures as dual. The Dowager Margeavine
of Bayreuth is fill here. Tellerday and the preced-
ing day the army of the King of Wirtemburg,
■mounting to io,ooo men, marched through this
place. According to the lated advice' (lays the
Nuremburg Gazette of the a3d), Field Martha! Mol-
lendorf is dead of his wounds.
BaxoNY. OCTOBrit s 6.

Poles are now crated along the frontiers of Sax.
ony with the infcription," Saxe Elefierate, pays wake,"
Meliorate of Saxony, a neutral territory. The Mi.
sifter at war, Bertbier, has publilbed an ordinance,
direding that the inhabitant. of the Merfeberg tctri.
tory (ball in particular be (pared on account of their
good behaviour. Napoleon was at fdlerfeberg.

The &lifeboats from the A utirian States have
been permitted to depart from Leif)fic with all their
wares, without atoialladott.

Several boa's base been burnt at Jena, and the
greaten exeefres committed there for three days.—
Weimar, Gera, Nantraintrg, and Carnal other plAces
in the Saxon territory, have (offered much by fire,
and otberwik.

Above limy thoutand Preach troops have marched
through Leipftc. Contributions have been levied in
the city to (apply them .kb *sectaries, thins, (hoes,
ke. Above three thoutind fateigners have applied
to the CommiQloa ellablitbed there for pates ; but
only about too are made out is a day t nose are
granted to Englithmen, Romans, cv Prams.