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London, England, 1806-07-01

• HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Bill for fupp!rlog the City of OLfgow wit► Waterway read
a thin.' time, railed, with all an.l ndotent, and ordered to the
Lo.da

On the motion of Mr FO4 CFA, a new wet was ordered for
the Borough of Sligo. it. the room ttt Owen Wynne, Efq. who has
accepted the ()file of Efehrator of Mundt&
On the motion of `4r C. PRICE, Iran was Owen to bring in a
13111 for aia'...ing certain Regulations relpedtiny ‘mtthileld Market
Petition, were relented from the Bun Fire Oifice,the Wrltmim.
fter, the ! ritifh Fire It. farance 015.:e.tbc ['townie Fire (Ace, and
the Pelle,: ;durance Offt.-e. prOng to he heard by Cuut.ll-1
..gainit parts.' the Globe 'durance Incorporation BilL—Lani en
the table.

ifi.HOBH. USE brought up the Report of the Committee
on the Expiring 1.11,01, %bleb was read.
. .

The Fot;recenth Report of the Board of Naval Enquiry was
prefented, and ordtred to be laid on the table.
Mr. Meninx. from the India Board, pr.-rented Returns to orders
of the Houle,ofthea3dand2sthpolelett Ordered to he piloted.
NABOB OF ARCOT'S CIt!DITORS' BILL.

Mr. HOBHOUSE then rofe.to poltpone the ferand reeling of
the Nabob of Arcot 's Creditors? 11.11. This he did, io confeoot nce
of the 1 raining Bill being Neely to occupy the attention of the
Hoare for the night, and alto on account of the ahlerce of fame
Gentlemen who might with to deliver their fentinh.nts upon it.—..
He therefore moved, that the fecund reading be dell :1W to Friday
Melt.

Mr. FRANCIS withed to elk the Hon. Gentleman, in what
Rate the f:ommiffioners appointed to examine the debts would be
left, fuppoinig the prefeut Bill were not to pafa In this hellion ;
whether they would execute the duty entrußed to them, or leave
It is/au 'MI?
Mr. HOBIIOUSE replied, that though the Bill had been hi-
therto unavold..bly poßponed, yet Rill there was time enough In
tne prefent feffion for paffing it. Should 1., however, be found ez-
prdlent to defer it beyond the prefent feffi..n, the Commiffioners
would then think it their duty to.ewilider what was to be done,
and ha hoped In that cafe to be able to give the Huufe all the fa-
ti..f.idlion that lay in his power refpedling the queltion of the Hon.
Member.
London, England, 1806-07-01

TUI;ICF.r.

CONSTAN TINOP LE. MAY 2S.—The Count
Italitifky, Envoy of Ituffia, has announced to the
Pone, that his Court bad refolved to fend two flips
of war with freffi mops, from Scbatlapol to Corfu,
and that :bele !hips would arrive, Within a few days,
at the entrance of the Canal at Contlantinople. The
Reit Effendi replied, th it the Porte, under the pre-
fent eircumtlances, could not grant a ;mirage for
there troops, without drawing upon itfelf the re-
proaches of another great Power. The Count Ita.
!Miley then reminded the Porte of the treaties of
amity which exiled, and which had recently been
renewed between it and Ruins ; and that in virtue of
thefe treaties the tuffage could not be retitled to the
troops of his Imperial Majelky ; but if the Porte
should perfift in °planting this paffitge, the Ruffian
(hips would fee themfelves tinder the neceffity of
vpening, by force, a road to their deliination.
• In confaluence of this declaration, the Poste has
determined upon fending a fquadron into the Black
Sea, in order to maintain its neutrality.
Of the fleet declined for the Mediterranean, there
are only twelve (hips of different rates, failed for the
Archipelago ; but within thefe three days i. has been
reinforced by.four higates, fix (hips of the line of the
firft rate,•five frigates. Several brigs and galley,
under the orders of the Captain Paella and Vice Ad-
miral Schuemet Bey, are to cruize in the lonian Sea,
the Marta, and the Archipelago Corr,"
Prld:r.l; L 7 tae 24.
London, England, 1806-07-01

I 7 ALT

NAPLES, Jove r 6. —A new Neapolitan regiment,
organized by General Pignatelli, entered this city a
few days ago, coming front Capita. They have al-
ready been reviewed at Chiaga.
The Englifh frequently approach our coalle, hot
are every where received with cannon fhnt. They
wills to excite the people in the provinces to inforrec •
tinn r but they will be dibrppointed. The mildr.ei
and the wifdom ref a regenerating Government are
very powerful ;n attachit:g the people to its meafures.
The people of Naples only require peace and a good
adminiliration. Infead•ot occafioning prejudice to
the Government, the Englifh do it effential fervice,
as they purge the country of an inconftderable num
bcr of people, uho only will' to excite a dirintbance.
CATANEA is SICILY, Mar r.—On the 22c10f
April, an ordonnance was publllbed by the King,
importing that the Neapolitans, French apd Italians,
poireeng elates or capital in Sicily. &mkt enjoy
their property unmoleited. as long as the Sicilians and
Neapolitans who have followed the Royal Family in
Sicily !hall be maintained in what they may peffers
in the kingdom of Napless but Ihonlfl OPT not, King
Ferdinand will make reprint's in Sicily.
GENOA, Just i r.—This morning the Onto&
Ails of the line which has been repaired in the late•
riot of the port, andis now in the bell ctindition, was
condireed to the New Mole. where the will take in
her mall:, and afterwards be fitted for fea.

ROME, May 31.—We have juR learnt that the
Ports of Siaigaglia; Fenn, Miro, and others, have
been occupied by the French troops t it appears that
this meafure has been taken in order to proteet thole
ports from any attack, on the part of the Engliflt
there have .alto been made preparations of defence
on different points of the coati. We expel )sere
gorily the regiment of LAMM' D'Auvergne. Car.
diesel Ruffn, with the whole of his family, have been
lawniema from the kingdom of Naples.
Among the putty reports in cite& scion here, iN one
that the Mother of Napoleon is to be appointed
(Zaeen of Rome, and that Luisa 134asparte is sjfo
panted as her fuccellor. •

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, JUNI t7—This evening arrived two Con.
tiers, one for the Chevalier de Brag, the other on the
way to St. Peterfburgh. A Courier is ;tiro come from
Grtifswald, to the Ruffian Minitter, M. A!opcens,
who immediately forwarded him to his Court.
TheMiniller of State, M. Von Hardenberg, is gone
to Tempelberg.
A great ;idly ity now prevails in the Arfenal ; a
great quantity of battering cannon is getting in order.
KONINGSBERG, Jo« a B.—The following is
publilhed here :
Head-Qt.tarters, Crettswald. My ;t.
London, England, 1806-07-01

A CAUTION TO FAMII.IF.S.

k.Thlifigreat reputation eritich Mr. BURGESS has
11- gabend by the fuperher escellenoe of Ids ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for ?Rh Sauce has induced many pevfons to give the
fame name to an otticle entirely
JOHN BURGESS and SON think It a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them againft filch laird:times, us (event people
travel the Empire, off. ring Shopkeepers. &c an cows large profit to
vend the (initiate hind e Um), art particultrty rekindled to a& for
}mac ElS's, sod to eeleferve, none is geindoe hot what have there
words upon the label John floWs and Son's Original and fe-
perior Fffence of Anchovies "---4erehoufe. No. 107, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Step,, tendon.
London, England, 1806-07-01

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS,

The former to the 22d, and the latter to the afth
ult. have come to band. They contain no intelligence
of marked importance. The Montenegrins (or inha- 1
bitants of Albania), excited and encouraged by the
Ruffians, no doubt, have begun to harafs the French
troops who took polTeffion of Ragufa. Their ef-
forts, as might have been expeCted, were unfuccefsfnl;
but the attack made by them mull have been bold
and perfeveting, asthey left upwards of three hundred
killed and wounded on the field. Much about the fame
time, Come Ruffian frigates are Paid to have been re•
pulled in an attack upon one of the iflands on the
coat of Dalmatia. The French do not appear to be
fo perfealy at their cafe in the kingdom of Naples,
as the exaggerated Proclamations from that Capital
would induce us to fuppofe. They are obliged to be
on the alerte on every part of the coat. Same of our
fhips of war are not only almoft continually in view,
but they fometimes bring their cannon to bear on
fome of the maritime towns which are in pot effion of
the French.

Government yeflerday received difpatches from
(everal parts of the Continent, which, it was Rated,
were of a very favourable defcription , but whether
as indicative of a difpofitinn of the Foreign Powers to
refill the further encroachments of France, or of the
latter to negociate on a liberal plan, we have not
been able to learn. Looking either way, we fee
nothing but difficulties in the perfpettive.
London, England, 1806-07-01

fIOLL.9:v'D.

•HAGUE, June 25.—By the Frerch letters which
we received just before the Ibrd :taatt coarnat was
put to prefs, we team the agiceable and official in-
telligence, that on the loth of tf.iy, n numerous body
of Montenegrins, which in:ended to take Ragufa by
furprize, were defeated by : wo companies of
troops, with two pieces of cannon. Between two
and three hundred of the Montenegrins were left
upon the !pot killed and wounded. On the fame
day, fume Ruffian frigates attempted to furprife
Santa Croce; but Come batteries being unmanted, of
which they had no fulpicion, they immediately fet
fail. The General of Brigade Delgorgue remains in
pofreflion of Stragno and the whole Peninfula of
Sabioncella.
London, England, 1806-07-01

SWEDEN.

GRIEFSWAI.D. June 17.—S•me Roaim Of.
ficctz, who have palkd the wiener here with a fmall
de:achment belonging to entiotTotstov, put to fea
for Riga two days lince. A few days agn they were
orefented to his Swedilb Majefly.' This moaning an
Officer arrived with a letter from General Kalkreuth,
and another from the King of Pruffia ; in the after.
noon he returned with an anfwer to both.

SWEDISH POMERANIA, pile O.—The Ad-
jutant General Tihell has infpeCted the old and the
new fortifieaticas of Stralfund. The Ruffian Major
General Chladkoff Rill remains at our head quarters.
HisMajelly allows him two c:iitinels before hisdoor.
London, England, 1806-05-05

WEST INDIES.

By the packet which arrived lad week at FA!mouth,
we have received a letter horn our Correfpondent in
the Leeward Mantis. It is dated Barbadoes, loth
March. There is little new in that Bland ; but our
Correfpondent has procured gleanings of intelligence
from the other glands.

General Brcewryw, the ailing Commander in
Chief, had rendered himfelf very popular, and the
Planters, throughout the different iflands, felt keine,
owing to the energetic meafures of the General. The
Chief Engineer had returned to Barba.does, and made
his report of the nate of defence of all the polls, in
every individual Mend ; and at length, the neediery
work bad been commenced. They were diftralted by
different reports of the arrival of different French
fleets ; tint all were ready for them. At Barbados
they had heard of Admiral Doctworrit's viCtory.
Round all the Mandl, they are RBI much infefted
by the privateers of the enemy, and the complaints
were every where loud and general, of the little pro-
tation which was afforded. At. St. Vincent's they
manned a (mall veffel with volunteers; put the Cap-
tain of a Briftol brig to command, and fent her out
after a (mall privateer; however, the Frenchmen
Coon captured the volunteers and their reel, and
tarried them to Guadeloupe.
The ACIABIAMMOII, Lord Ns:Ana's Old Chip, now
Sir Eawaato Betas's, was at Carlitle barbonr.
General Boleyn, and the new Staff, was eagerly,
expeded. None of the &clam regiments can come
home for the prefent—Officers are forced to Mk for
leave of abfence. General Bacxwirrt, in a late
general order, addretred the officers of the army in
a very impreflive manner : he fays, a That at this,
momentous crifis, it is both difgraceful and dab'
nourable in any perfon to apply for leave of abreact." i
The General is one of the moll naive we have ever
had in the Wen Indies: be (pares no rank. We have
now no lets than four &kith Admirals after the
French—ftrange if they escape again out of the
Well Indies. The 7th, or Royal Fuzileers, the t tth,'
37th, and loth regiments, are not to code home,
for the prefent, as was expeCted.
London, England, 1806-05-05

EAST INDIES.

Our Friend at Bombay has fent us files of the
Bombay Courier, and of the bac the !aft (hips;
we have likewife been fit: v.:. a !::,er juft received by
the overland difpatch.
Whatever reprefentations tray be made, our Ea!l.
ern poffeffions are in a 131011 unfettled flate, if not in
aQual warfare, almoll every where, betwixt HOLKAS
and other Chiefs in the North, and ,he Pagan. in the
South: our troops, European and Native, Ale all em•
ployed, and this country is looked to, with anxious
eyes, for reinforcements. The only quarter where
there is unditlurbed peace, is the ifland of Ceylon.
Our accounts come down to the 24th September.
One bufinefs is mentioned flattering to the fpirit of
our countrymen : A King's fbip being unable to go
in purfuit of an enemy for want of marines, Captain
Scse•wa's Company of the Bombay Fencibles, com-
manded by JONATHAN DUNCAN, Efq. went as volun-
teers, and thus enabled the frigate to proceed after
the enemy.
The Literary Society of Bombay, of which Sir
James Nl'lwroste is Prefident, flourifbesi A volume
of tranfaaions will foon appear from them; and f”rne
pipers of JONATII•W DO/CAN and Hs LIMOS SCOTT,
are highly fpoken of.
The extenfive literary library at Bombay has been
transferred to the Society, and they are about to form
a collation of the fpecimens of natural hiftory, and
of the remains of antiquity of the country.
A celebrated Crim. Con. bufinefs has lately excited
confiderable attention It Bombay.
There is now not the fmallefl doubt of one fleet,
cont.:fling of (even fail of the line, with frigates and
(loops, and a large land army, under Jeaorat Boa*-
, if not of a fecund fleet and army, having
proceeded to India. The above letter from our cot-
refpondent at Goree, in Africa, as well as that from
our correfpoadent at Barbadoes, leave no doubt of
this—our reinforcements for India cannot therefore
proceed with too mach expedition.

The beet news of the day is, that after a hard
(*Tuggle, Government have carried their point with
the Court of Direftors, and that the Earl of Lau •
DEISM L. does go out to India immediately.

Yefierday his Mal►str, the Dukes of Yeita and
Cambridge. and the Princeffes AUGUSTA, Soirma,
and Maar, went to St. Georg,.'sChapel,Windfor,and
heard a Sermon by Dr. Coon-ow, from the sth chap-
ter of the firft ;Fettle to St. John, the sth retie.
London, England, 1806-07-08

mamma or WAYS •wb MINIMS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER I
having moved, that the Houle fhould refolve itfelf
into the (aid Committee, propofed Refolutionb for
granting a Vote of Credit for 2.403,0001. for the fer-
vice of Great Britain, and ifboo.oool. for Ireland ; as
alfo a fum of 4,7151. I Is. sd. tor Money voted by
Addrcfres of that Houle.
The Refolutions were agreed to, and the Report
was ordered to be received to-morrow.
London, England, 1806-07-08

YOUTH MISSING.

To all OFFICERS and others in LAND or SEA SERVICE.
LEFr bis Ft iends, a LAD 17 Years of Age,
Pak Complexion, Light Hair. Full Eyes, goes rather fioop-
ing, but is Root and well made. Had on when left fern a Blue
Coat. Light Walltooat, and Ribbed Mined Pantaloons. It Is
(impaled he is on heard fame Ship. or mined into the Army. tis
Friends have no intention of taking him from either if his Mai.
nation kads him to continue : but they are anxious to know where
he is, and to make his fitn.olon enenfortalde
Any Perfon who has ken theabove Lad within the left three
weeks, or knows any thing of him, will raider an efential fervice
to his Patents and Friends, by giving the wilted 10T information
to Mr. Samuel Archer, No. 35, leather• Lane, Holborn, London,
who will cheerfully Caddy any one for their trouble.
London, England, 1806-07-08

TUESDAY, JULY 8, 'BO6.

TO BE LET, AND ENTERED ON IMMEDIATELY,
AN Old Ellahlithed INN, bearing the Sign of the
4 4.• DOLPHIN, Innate in the Welt Street. Chieheiter. Part'
cokes known by applying to W. and E. Humphrey, Drawers. CM'
clutter.

NORFOLK ARMS INN, ARUNDEL, SUSSEX.
TO BE LET, and entered upon immediately,
ALL that extenfive INN, known by the fign of
the Noarotn Alms. State on the great Eaft and Welt
read through Sufic:, leading hint Dover, Brighton. &c. to Pont.
month, Bath, and Brittol, where there is a great extent of petting
buOnth.
The Premife. are of modern eredlion, with a large Affettahly
room,and are capable of containing between thirty and forty Beds,
and have ado about thtrty-two Acres of prime Meadow Land at.
tutted therein.

It Is rcquerad ler particulars. that pedant 'platted= may be
muds to Mr. Himle. Moeda—July 4. 1806.

TO BRAZIERS AND BRAM-POUNDERS.
WANTED immediately, a eonfiderable number
of CASTERS and BRAZIERS;to whom mature employ
and good wya MU be givenont appUesdon te,
WMBROIIGH t DUGGAN.
wurcorr HICKES,
•
WILLIAM FL/THEW:II I.L.
THOS. & WM. WILLS/DR&

JOHN UNK
rHoo. suNNIAN & Co.
N.B.Good Workmen win have travelling tweets allowed
thent.—Brillol, July 4, 1806.

TO TANNERS.

AN Aftive Toting Man, who has joil completed
his apprenticelltip, with a Houfe of great relPedtability in
the Tanning line, in the country, offers his cervices to any Hoeft
ha that inaGnth in or near London, either u an adtve !Anent or
as a Partner, to take off the labouring pan from fuch as may with
ft. Or be would engage with a Leather Faaar, where his know-
ledge of the bufinefs might be adventageous to his employer, and
deft/ to hlatlAL—The wait fatisfadtory references c..n be given,
and letters addrcifed to C. H. Lloyd's Collis Houfe, will be duly
attended to.
London, England, 1806-07-08

PARLI/I.IIENT4RT PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JULY 7.

The Oath. of Abjuration and Fidelity being duly adm;nlliered
to Mr. Frier Von Fffen the Bill for hi. Naturalization was read a
foiond time. atailoidered mete ermOderation of a Committee.
The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their rtfreelise
Par s t among them. the Mgt Pont- Bill, and Warehouhng
Bill were read a factod rime, and committed for to.morrow; and
the Cullom Honfe Fees Dill read a third time. andfaffeiL
The Order 1-r the anal confideration of the Scots
Appeal Caufe, Graham v. the Countefs Dowager
of Olencaitne, bring read—
Lord ELLENBOROUGH role, and in a &on
fpeech, chiefly with reference to the cafes before
their Lordthips, rook a view of the leading circum-
fiances of the talc I and concluded by moving k ihAt
the judgment of the Court below be affirmed, with
tool. coll.; "—Which was ordered accordingly.
The farther c-tifideration of ,the Scots Appeal
Ca dr, Renoir v Todd, and others, being refumed,
the LORI) ADVOCATE was heard in continua-
tion, and Mr. ADAM, at cnnfiderable length, on the
part of the A ppellan• I after which tha farther hear.
ing was adjourned till to-morrow.
IRISH ♦ono BILL.

On the gut:lion for the lecond reading of the Irifh
Poor Bill,
The Earl of SUFFOLIt took occafinn to flate his
fentiments, that the fubjea to which it referred, was
one of confiJerable importance, and loudly called
for the adoptive of meafures fomewhat fimilar with
refpee to this country. SO lirongly was he impreffed
with the cepvietion, that an amelioration of the con-
dition of the poor wan clofely interwoven with the
future pr,.feerily of the country, that he had himfelf
framed time propofhlons on the fubjeCt. The plan
Which they included, was fimple and Ilion in Well,
comprehenlivc in its nature, and eafy to be under-
flood; and this plan, it was his intention, on a future
opportunity, to fubmit to the confideration of their
Lordlhips. He was happy to underfiand, the gene-
ral Isibjed was likely to he taken up by an Hon.
Mefilbcr of the other Houfe, who could condo& it
With infinitely more abili, y than himfelf—he meant
Mr. Whitbread, and which, he trolled, would be
produtlive of the mull beneficial confequences.
"ItAININCI SILL.
Mr. Hosaouse brought up from the Commons the General
Training Bill, as alfothe Midti. Ballot Stifpcolion bill.
Earl SPENCER moved the firft reading of the Training Bill,
which forthwith took place.
His I.ordihip then moved " that the (aid Bill be printed:" and
at the fame time moved " that the Bill be read a feeond time on
Tharfday nest. "—.Ordered.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND moved, " that the Lords be
Eamatemed for Tharklay mit," which was ordered accordingly
London, England, 1806-10-13

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

FLVINING,6IP T. 29.—This day about ft: hundred
Dutch troops arrived he,e from Boulogne. They
had entered as failors on board the Dutch flotilla,
but are now to be diaributed among their former re•
giments.
HAGUI, Oct.. 6.—Yellerday morning early, his
Majefly withdrew from this relidence to the camp.
We are allured that her Majelly and fuite will 'depart.
for Utrecht this evening, in two yachts. Their High
Mightineffes have been affembled again to-day.

Maerz, Sir r. 39.—Prince Jerome accompanied
his Majelly on his journey to this place. This day',
the Duke of Benevento, Miniller for Foreign Affairs,
arrived here. The Infpeitor General of Engineers,
Marcucot, has fixed his refidence in this city. Mar.
that Kellerman is to undertake the fuperintendance of
the National Guards ; and Martha! Lefebvre, whom
he fucceeds, is to remain with the army.
FILANKFORT. SEPT. 30.—Since the military move•
ments of the French have aftually commenced, they
have been carried on with activity. The paffage of
General Officers, troops, ammunition, &c. through
our city, as well as other places in the route of the
grand army, has been inceffanr.
Yellerday the Grand Duke of Berg, and Martha!
Augercau, arrived here ; and on the fame day the
whole of the divifion belonging to General Dupont,
arrived here from Cologne, and this morning took
the road to Afchaffenbourg. Three thoufand of the
Imperial Guards alto came here yellerday, with the
rosth regiment of the line. Alma all the troops
are in metion its Upper Suabia, and at Augfbury„
the Generals Songi., St Laurent, and Legrand, re-
ceived unexpeCted orders to repair to Wort:burg. A
number of French troops pats through Nuremberg,
to the Northward every day. Marfhal Bernadotte,
and General Berthier, the Minifter's brother, are
both at that place, and the Miniller himfelf is el-
-1 peeled there. Nuremberg, it is expelled, will be a
military depot.
Ocr t.—Within thefe few days, a num.
her of French and Dutch troops have rifled through
this city. Among the former are the 6th and 730
regiments of infantry of the hire ; of the latter, two
regiments of dragnons,one of huffats, oar of infantry
and a train of ammunition waggons. The Gent(al
in Chief Michaid has fixed 64 head quarterce
Dierldorf. General Loden, the Governor of die
fortrefs, arrived here yellerday. Some horfea fnre•
kilo arrived here belonging to his Majelly the King
of Holland, and on Sunday lan a Psalms Cabinet
Courier paired through this city from Paris.
London, England, 1806-10-13

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The tranfports with troops on board for Buenos
Apes, failed on Ft iday with ■ fair wind., and by this
time, we have nn &,g*, are clear of the Channel.—
The convoying Chips are, the AtDIIIIT. of 4 guns,
Capt.Dott ILLY; the Umicoity.of 3: gtnts,Capt.liaa.
nYMaN; the PHIASANT, of IS guns, Capt. Palatial
and the Cnaawas.t., of iS guns, Capt. Duisaassok..

FALMOUTH, OCTUSSIL zo.

Yefterday arrived his Majefty's brig Como:, of
*8 guns, Captain Streaairr, with feveral tranfportr,
having on board the 7th and 9th Dragoons, to wait
for General Ca aw FORD.

The 17th Dragoons joined the Mossy and her
con coy off this port yellerday morning, and pro-
ceeded on under convoy of his Majefty's (hips An-
DINT. of 64 guns, tiII4CORM, of 3: guns, PNaasaM T,
and Cuetwr cr., of 18 guns calk, for Buenos Ayres." I

PLYMOUTH. OCTOBER ts.
" The Pcov •14 of 18 guns, with fame light tranf-
ports. has failed for Falmouth. to tike on board the
troops. which latelpasrived at that place from Pont
mouth.

" The Company of Artillery under the command
of Captain HAWCII, are to embark to-morrow on
board the Bellona tranfporr, and will fail immediately
from hence to the weaward. It is fuppofed that they
will touch at Falmouth.

" The wind is now flrong at E. S. E. fo that if the
Expeditions are ready to fail, a finer opportuaily they
mu eau have."
London, England, 1806-10-13

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London, England, 1806-10-13

Items to be between the Maine and the Upper Pala-
tinate. Their number, exclufive of Marfhal Soult's
Corps, is eflimated at 120,000. The Pruffians, who
are Rationed oppofite to them, are too,000; and the
Saxons 25,000 (Iron,. The Pruffian corps under the
Generals Ruchcl and Blucher number 50,000.
WURTZDURG, SEPT. 29.—The Prof Gan General
Rachel's head quarters werefized at Caflelonthe 25th,
and Pruffian troops have already been within fight
of Marburg. The troops that have entered Fulda are
not more than eight thoufand iti number, and there
are Tome thoulands in Culmbach and Bayreuth.—
Marihal Mullendore has reviewed the troops in Co.
burgh. The French advanced poets, near which
Marfhal Mollendorf is Rationed, on the 26th moved
- through Befchoffheim into the Ruhner mountains.—
Bamberg and the furrounding villages are full of
French. On the 26th that place was properly pro-
vided with cannon, and on the fame day Marfhal
Lefebvre-arrived here with his head quarters ; moll
of .the troops under his command are in the Upper
Palatinate, where Marfhal Ney's corps, whole head
quarters are at Amberg, are affernbling. As loon as
this corps is formed, it will approach Nuremberg,
and its place will be taken by the troops under Mar.
that Soult. The head quarters of the Prince of Neuf-
chatel are every moment ex peeled at Nuremberg.—
On the gosh we expect General Dupont's corps will
pats through this neighbourhood, and here we alto
'lxpeA to fee the Emperor of the French. Marfhal
Lefebvre's corps will probably remove again towards
Schweinfurt. On the 24th Martha! Smelt broke up
from Man, and is now in full march towards Ingo'.
fladt and Rat Amt.

Datum., Srrr. 30.—1 n the beginning of this
month the Prince of Hohcnlohe requefled of the
Court of Saxony to be informed whether the march
of the Prullian army from Silella wou'd be permitted
through the Saxon territory, Rating, at the fame time
that a Ruffian army was ran in readinefs to enter
that country. The ;infarct of the Cabinet of Dr efden
according to letters received. was, that Saxony was
no more in a fituation to refill one than another of
the great powers ; but, for the Impure of proteCting
her neutrality, the Saxon army would be immedi-
ately alTenibled, which, according to the ellimate of
1803, confißs of 34,000 men.
H•MBURON. &tr. t7.—(Byway of France.)—
Nobody doubts here that the Cabinets of London
and Berlin have a ferret underßanding with each
other, and that peace between Pruffia 4nd Great Bri-
tain is already agreed up.,n, in confequence of the
mediation of a power which England has treated with
the pima citation and compladance.
London, England, 1806-12-26

ROYAL at:MANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE

December ts, do 6.
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January eon, as the ufsal fifteens drys allowed for payment, be-
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SAMUEL. YENNING, lap. See.

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Vice•Adnittal commanding in the Downs, for the purpofe of
emnstemPeatine to the Boat Oentefh the nature of a Complaint
feu from IJoyd'e Coffee Hesk,to the Lore of the lliltoiraity,
and by their Lorditipe forwewded to the Ines debetral, to afoertithe
what the grounds thereof were, and whethw the Batt Owners
had refuted to go off to Waft Ships in Mate& in the Dewar,
act. ate.

••••-•
The MAYOR of DBAI., In the Chair,
It was iffatto fl y astfwered by the $Mt Owners unanimoully,
list they would. u they had eve done. render every outfit:de af.
fiftance to Ships in the Downs, even at tie hasard of their thew
Thu the cask of complaint originated with the Ship Agent u
RaMfghte, by their having lately attempted to compel the Boat
Owner* t• futnnit their retettneration for fuck afaltaoce to the
Lord Wardens CornrnitSuners; whereas, they the Belt 051111:111
have conceded that the kid Comonifioners have no jorildleian
to arbitrate in fetch cafes without the concurrence of both penile;
`-..d that they contend on the option of tack party chnoting Add-
motors of their own. If this mode of proceeding lh uld be prefer.
red. Mr. Cu It LIN on the part of the Irnderwriterv, endeavoured
to eftablilli the abfolute right being wired in the Commil6,mers,
bur the Ad of Parliament haring been looked into, St was conclu-
live that the Commianiers had no fuel power but only in cafes
of wreck or Neap of anchors and tildes, &c.
After returning thank, to the Chairman 'for his impartial con.
dues, the Mune( wee difetived.
London, England, 1806-10-14

THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON. COMPLE TE.
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Mr. Bustle°, WASHINGTON the Manufcript of the remaining
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London, England, 1806-10-14

BREST, OCTO3ER 3.

,
The Regobi, of 74 gum, from Brazil, iirtir an*
chored in the Road ibis morning. The br.ive Cap-
tain L'Hermite, atter having deliroyed the enemy's
commerce on the Cada of Africa, paired through
the Britifh fquadrons, and has fafcly arrived in this
port.—Nortitear.
London, England, 1806-10-14

FR ANCE.

PARIS, 0 'FOUR T.

Tt ishelieved that important communications will
be immediately made to the Senate. o the part of
his Imperial and Royal Majetiy.—yc urruzl de Ptmpire.
Letters from Naples of the loth of September Hate
tha► the Engliih having made a laR effort to fullain
the wreck of the Neap litan troops and the taxis in
Farther Calabria, General Regnier defeated and
deflroyed a divifion of three thoufand men, between
Nicaftro and Monteleone, General Verdier de-
feated another on the fide of Amantea. There Rill
taifts banditties who feour the woods and mountains,
but who dare not face the troops. General Maifena
is at Nicatirn. Farther Calabria receives him as a
deliverer,and the authorities of the country fecond him
with all their power in order to reftore tranquillity.
London, England, 1806-10-14

ocrossa 8.

The army of the Confederation of the Rhine has
h-gon to offerable. Betides the numerous Corps
wh:ch the King of Bavaria, marches towards
the frontiers of Saxony, we learn that the other
Princes carry nn their preparations with otliivity.—
Letters from M:inheim, of the ad, Rate. that the re-
giment of the Hereditary Grand Duke of Badtri,
which was it: garrifon in that town, fet out that even-
ing on its match for Mergentheim and Franconia.

OCTOIIt g.
M. Durand, Min;Her from his Majefly the Empe.
vor and King to the Court of Saxony, arrived on the
ad inftant at Mayence from Drefden.—goartuil tit
'Empire.
London, England, 1806-01-04

BREMEN, DEC. m.

The defeat of the Ruffians at Aufterlitz, on the ad '
innant, is now confirmed beyond the poffibility of
doubt, though I believe noofficial information has yet
reached Lord Cathcart, who has now taken upon him
the chief command of the army here ; yet the publi•
city of the misfortune, joined to a certain backward.
nets which inanifeßs itfrlf at Berlin, feems to have a
vilible effeB on his Lordthip's movements. The Rifle
Regiment at Delmenhorft had orders to advance to
Oldenburg this morning, which I prefume they have
done; but the regiments which were to move for-
wards front Vegafack, to take up the quarters of the
rifle corps, notwithfianding their being upon the
march, received orders to return to their cantonments.
The Brigade of Guards are Rill quartered in our fob.
orbs ; they were alfo eyeeled to march yellerday to
Delmenhor lt,and bread was a hfolutelybaked for them;
hot it is generally thought here that General Don's
unexpected arrival from Hanover had entirely derang-
ed the intended Flan of operations.
London, England, 1806-01-04

BAMBERG. DEC. to.

They (peak much here of the movements of Prof-
Tian troops in Southern Saxony, that is to fay, in the
countries of Memeningen, Hildbourghaufen, and
Saalfeld. They are the troops which occupied Han.
over, and which have evacuated that country to
I pleafe the King of Sweden. The Heffian troops have
joined the Saxons. There only remains in the envi.
rons of Harlan, a corps of obfervation, communi.
eating with the Pruffian troops Rationed between
Hanau and Mayence. Count de Cohentzel who had
received orders to proceed from Frankfort to Dref•
den, has fuddenly received counter orders. His equi.
page, which had already patted beyond Hanau, has
returned to Frankfort. The French have re.eflab-
lifhed the celebrated fortrefs of Ehlehrenbreitßein
with great precipitation. This fortref, was demo-
lifhed after the lilt war. For three or four days
pall various reports have been circulated refpeeing
the grand army in Moravia. It is Paid that after a
bloody battle the French were compelled to evacuate
Brunt and Vienna with great precipitation, and re-
treat in great diforder to Bavaria. It can fcarcely
be conceived what an agitation thefe reports have
Carded here, where the ipii it of party is Rill very
flrong. A great number of the capitalills here have
Rock in the Bank of Vienna. It is natural enough
for them to with fuceefs to the arms of the Emperor
of Aultria, as the ruin of Aultria would draw with
it their own, at teat according to their mode of
viewing the fubjelt. Betides this, the greater part
of thole who were employed under the old regime, are
at preterit either out of employment -rr in lets lucra-
tive fituations. Thole perfoni triumphed for fome
days; but this morning we receivedufficial intelligence
that the Emperor Napoleon gained on the ad of this
month a decifive viCtory over the Ruffian army.

• This is a trots mittake, Augereas did not command that
.rnly.
In Ibis Statement, which we have pretty good reafon for
iltink mg it a Protßan one, there is no allowaace i9l the Imperial
uard, beLdes other obvious mamas.
London, England, 1806-10-22

Tido dal wat intildillcd, price ys. the Second Edition of
rtrIONAPARTE and the FRENCH PEOPLE
under his CONSULATE
Printed (or Tipper and Richards, Leadentiall-itree.
At thlaWtalt, the internal economy. of the Cabinet to ut. Cloud
i. laid open MRS authentic and circomftential annuteost., and the
ferret policy of the wily titan:er ably and faresitic.illy earofed.—
The Author la a man of nut, high on the hit of Continental DI.
idomatifts. be has recently completed hi. pin by the publication
nf a Second l'art, with tbetitleef. boon RPA ate and the French
People mode r bi• Snipers." which has fogalled the irritable :echoes
of the gloomy And fulpicioui Dcfpot, that. mils only reply,lie bas
availed birnfelf of the unanfwei able, but unconviunn argument
of mists/ power. •
London, England, 1806-10-25

THE EXPEDITIONS.

We have reafon to believe that an extenfive expe-
dition will thortly fail from this country to end
to Rrike a decifive blow in the very vitals of the ene-
my. LORD MoIR• is expelled to have the command,
affißed by that able and intelligent officer, G
MDRIAU. The latter had an interview yefterday with
Minißers. He is adored in France as al true friend
of his country, as mach as the Ufurper is execrated
as its fcoerge.
We are happy to hear that Major General R.
HILL, another of the Egyptian Heroes, is immedi-
ately to be employed on foreign fervice. His brigade
which is new in the fineß order, confine of the gth,
2d battalion, 43d, and gift Highlanders, the
latter, together with the r4th, being the flrongeft re-
gimeits, expeEt to have the honour of accompanying
the General. His unremitting exertions for the com-
fort of the foldiers, together with his unceafing en-
deavours to promote the good of the fervice, endear
him to the love and cßeem of both officers and men.
London, England, 1806-10-25

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received American Papers to the isth
ulr. from which we have given fume important ex-
tra,ls. It appears from thefe papers that fubfequent
to the capture of Cnro, by MIll•NDI, that bold ad
venturer had been defeated in an engagement with
the Spaniards, and obliged to re-embark. The for-
mer accounts given fo much in detail, and with fo
many minute circumflances, of the execution by the
Spaniards of feveral Americans taken on board the
two captured fchonners of that Chief, arc now con-
tradiaed.
London, England, 1806-10-25

GENERAL ELECTION.

ItO TM WORTHY AND INDEPENDPNT LIVERY OF
THI cry Or LONDON.
Ogiraitattlas
WAY Worthy Friend, Mr John William Ander fon.
brifY.ff ocidird bes intention et withdrawing himfelf from
public Its. •It am encouraged by the flattering opinion and urgent
advice of Many eftintable friends, to offer mufelf to your notice at
this tiny as a Candidate for the honour of bel;tgesae of the Repre-
tentativa of this great City in thereat Parliament.
If a faithful and cookie:lnoue difcbarge of the gnat duties of
the Magiftracy for many yeancen recommend me to your favour,
if undeviating attention and &din seal maths:dein important and
negative office of Sheriff during the arduous period I held that h•
teed trutt—if the dignified and refponfible charaeter of your Chief
Maglibear has, thrones its various weighty and laborious tune-
lions, been maintained by my humble efforts, fo as to merit the
bonourable approval which my fellow Catania have repeatedly tcf-
tilled—if Ready loyalty to our beloved Sovereign, and rooted at-
tachment to the moll glorious Constitution under Heaven, which
1 have been frequently called upon to evince, and, I truft, have as
frequently and retvently emceed, may rely upon your rapport—
then, Gentirmen. I confers I &Where the vanity to hope, and the
pride to believe, that this appeal of my ambition to fill the molt
honourable poll in your pews to confer, will not be priumptu •
*us, nor be made in vain. •
&NM rite, Gentlemen, that mould you be induced to plate fo
high a degree of your confidence in me as to itiveß me with the
proud diameter of one of your Iteprefentatives in Parliament,
every energy of my life (hall be devoted to your Cr-twice.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
With great mired and elleern.
Your aloft obedient and molt faithful bumble Servant.
Manikin Houk, OR. 39. JAMES SHAW. Mayor.
London, England, 1806-10-25

the COUNTY of BUCKS.

t London. law at, Via.
RI the DMllutinn 14 Parliament, you will again
be called upon to atereile your privilege of elating your
future Reprefuntatives ; and I beg kart spin to offer myfelf
to your choice. 1 troll and hope, that the few months which
have elapkd, Mae you conferred upon me the itrongeft and
moll Reacting mark of your confidence, by re-tteCting me,
after my accept:nee of the office which I hold, have not
changed the fentinants of kindlier' and indulgence. which in-
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your proteetion and (import. If I &mild again bolo fortunate
as to enjoy the fame dillinguithed honour, 1 beg yea wiU be-
lieve it will be the Rudy of my life to make you the only route
In my power, by exerting myfelf with a seal which I can satwer
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your Independence, and in the fupport of your lotertit. and Pro-
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With the warmeft fentimes.ts of devotion and WK.%
Your allied and faithful humble fervent,
CHANDOS TEMPLE •

TO THE WORTHY ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.
IN confrquence of Lnrd PPRCY'S having declineJ
in offrr himfelf again for Weilmioller, TOW Voice and Intc-
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. .
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London, England, 1806-10-25

BALTIMORE, SEPT. S.

The gale which feparaled the French fleet, com-
menced on the isith of Augutt ; at which time they
had in tow an American fchooner, from St. Do-
mingo. A latitudc was fixed on, in cafe of fepara•

tion, is which the fleet was to:join. The Patriote
cruised in the limed latitude for Tome titne—bnt,
teeing none of the fleet appear, thought proper to put
into the Chefapeak to repair, which he entered on the
sBth. The Cumberland, one of the Jamaica fleet,
has been totally loft.

SEPT. rs.

Yeflerday arrived the brig Clio, Itersiola. from
Cayenne. Sailed from thence, Auguft 6, and left
no American veffels there. On the 4th of September.
lat. 39. 2. fpoke the (hip Hibernia, /lir-maned. Cap.
tain rosier, from Jamaica for Bolton, in dillrefs
fupplied her with bread, water, and provifions, and
took three men from him, viz..Charlel Ofinant John
Solar, and a French prifoner, put on board at J.
'mica, whom he bad picked up at fea, in a long boar,
belonging to the (hip Francis, from Jamaica fur Lon-
don, which foundered at fea in lat. 30. so. Catetre
OSMOND. of 'London, relates. that h. c...;41 as mate
in the (hip Francis, Captain Hut. (late Gawp:, who
died in Jamaica), on the a7th of July front 'Jamaica,
as one of a fleet of 150 fail, under convoy of one 74,
and two frigates; one of them the Fgyptierme, of 44
guns: that ea the 256 of Aug:al, is lat. 29. to.
long. 79. so. they experienced a revere gat of wind,
when the Francis became a mere wreck, in which
captain HALL, the carpenter, one foreman man, and,
two apprentices, took to the yawl, which was very
leaky, and left the (lip on the.26th. The remainder
of the crew, so in number, having put a few articles
imp the long boat, the form wattled overboard, and
nearly filled, by which means they 101 l their water
and provifions, except tome trifles and a few bottles
of porter. On the day after they took to their boat
the wind was, if poflible, more violent. The (hip
they few go down before they left her ; and while in
the boat drifting about, they law five velfels bottom
up, two of them copper-bottomed, and which they
furore to be part of the fleet, one half of which they
think it not improbable mull have met the fame fate
with themfclvee. On the ninth day after Igving the
Francis, they fell in with the ail) HiberMa, Capt.
Foals?, who took the furvivors, fix in number, on
board; when the next day The encountered another
gale, that carried away her bowfprit, her fore and
maintop melt:. Being thort of provifions when the
met the Clio, put on board of her three of her crew,
who were brought in as above related. James Wil-
liams died on board the boat the (lax they got on
board the Hibernia.