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London, England, 1805-12-23 00:00:00

COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.

A T a T11);;;;(11MEETING of the NO BI LIT V,
1- GENTRY. CLERGY, and FREEHOLD}, RS of the laid
County, holden at the Cattle of Wincheßer, on Thuriday the
19th day of December, tgot,
JAMES OLDNT, Mfq. High Sheriff, in the Chair,
Refolved unanimoutiy, nn the motion ef the Right Hon. the
Farl of Clanricar,ie, fectmded by Sir W. lielthcotee Balt that tits
following Adam's he pretended to hi. Majeity
To the KING's Molt. Excellent Majclty.
The humble Addrefs of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Free-

holders of the County of Southampton.
We, your Majetty's molt dud. ul and loyal SuNcni, the Nobi •
lity, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholder.' of the Comity of Southamp-
ton, beg leave to approach your Throne with our molt Grime con-
gratulations on the late decifive Victory over the united Armaments
of France and Spain, the importance of which is incalculable.
Impreffed u we are, in conunon with all your Malefty's rub-
jab, with the deepeft grief for the !or, of that Mull rious Com-
=ander, the Lord Vircount NELSON, under whole aufpices it
was obtained; whole fpidt and whole juilment. under the molt,
arduous cireurnitanees, long and fuccefsiully fervrii to atiimati
and diem% the exertions of your Fleets; we el: conflation in the
hope, that as in life, fo his great and glorious example in diatli,
will be fruitful of future glory and advantage to there happy
realms. .

Refolved, That the laid Addrefs be figned by the High Sheriff.
on behalf of the Meeting. and that he be requeftcd to tranfmit the
lame to Ifs Majefty's Secretary of State, to be by him prefented to
bis Majefty ; and a Copy thereof inferted In the Hampfhire Chro-
nicle, Portfmouth 1 elegraph, and Salilbury Journal; and in the
STA a and CourLr London Papers.
Refolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the
High Sheriff for his readinefs in convening the fame, and for his
prefiding thereat. JAMES BLUNT, Sheriff.

A T a MEETING of the Noblemen, Gentlemen,
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Clergy, Freeholders, and other Inhabitant' of the County
of Derby, convened by the Sheriff, and hold at the County Hall,
in Derby, on Thuriday the nth day of December, 1805,
TU. Sheriff having been requefted to take the Cludr, the follow-
ing Addl.& was read.
TO THE KING's MOST EXCELLEN r MAJES l'Y.
The Humble Addrefs of the Noblemen, Gentleman, Clergy,
Freeholders, and other Inhabitant of the County of Derby.
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Impreffed with the lieclieft feelings, we your ilajefty's moil
dutiful and loyal fubjeds, the Nob!. men, Gentferny°, Clcrily, Free-
holders, and other Inhabitants cf the County of Di.rby, Fermin
to approach your Majefty with our lincere congratuLititins on the
late moil glorious and lignal Vielory ; a Vi&nry which at the fame
lime, red da the higheß fplendour on the Bikini arms, and eita •
bliihes that maritime fuperiurit y fo cffential to the moil important
ioteretts of this Realm. . .

Whilft rejoicing on this happy occalion, we, in common with
Englithinen of all ranks and deferiptions, cannot but regret the
/scatty iof► the nation has (attained in the death of that gallant
Commander Admiral Lord Vit'count NELSON. whore aas of
‘lnprem.d.nted valour and fzill muff ever render him the pioadelt
boort cf a people to widely and juitly celebrated f..r having pro-
duced a long lift of Naval Heroes. We deylote alto Its lots of
chute other valiant men who have, with him, ilonnurabl'i fallen in
the fervice of their country.
Our hopes, however revive, when nt relied on the meritorious
coadua of thole Officers and Seamen whofs fortune it was to cf.
fedlually to complete the work of cot:goat commenced under the
aufpices of their lamented Chief, and we troll, from the known
and acknowledged charati, r of Bri!ith Seamen, that there never
will be wanting a fucceffion of Commatititrs to emulate the. 'origin.
example of the immortal Nelion.
F.efolved Unanimoully. That the Aitlrefs now read be approved
of, and the Sheriff requeil.ed to ligu the fame in Cue name of :Le
Meeting.
Alto, 'f hat the Sheriff be rcguefted to prefent the fame to his
Maiefty.
A lfo, That the Addrrfs and Tiff-lotions be inflated in the Derby
Mercury,aud in the Si .ta, and Courier.
W. C. BAGSHAW, Sheriff

Refolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the
itheriif for havir.g convened the Meeting, and for hit conduct in
the Chair.

FRANCE.

PARIS, urczmaEß 7.

All the letters from Milan confirm the ineoneeiaa•
ble intelligence of the debarkation of the Englifh and
the Ruffians at Naples, and the iliendly manner of
their reception.
Workmen are employed, night and day, upon the
internal decorations of the Thuilleries. M. Ramufar,
rirlt Chamberlain of the Emper::r, has been called
by his Majefty to till his funEtions about his Majef-
ty's perfon. He has lit out from 6,rall.urg for the
head quarters.
Letters from hunts (late, that the head cuarters
of his Impetial Majeliy ate to be removed back to
Schcenbrunn.

A corps of trnnps of the Grand Army has ad-
vanced to Landeck. Thus the weltern part of the
Tyrol is difarmed, and reduced to fuhjeCii:,mlike tlie
feft of the country.
It was a Hatuhurgh paper which fpnkc with af-
feetation of a veftel under rtutlian colours having
been carried into Havre. This veld was a limp,
the crew of which confined of three men, met at a
dillance from {as proper courfe, and which WAS ICI: af-
ed as Conn as it was afeertained ;hat this deviation
was owing to the ignorance of the Captain.
• Twenty Poillian vef.:le have Leen itopped in the
courfe of a fortnight, by Englitli privateers.
T!..1 Braave privatc;:r 'of lntdt.aus, has carried
into a Spaniih pact an ;:soli!' fhip, laden with 3co
hogfheads ingai. • ••• •
' The head 'pia& ters of Mai (hat Augeraii, and. Gen.
Mathieu, have Leen at Ulm, MI& the z7th of Isla cent.
ter. This part 4•1" the allay is eailtuned at Guatz-
burg, raberach, and their vicinity...- •
L....t.CEMMEK. 3.

The news of the .debarkazipn of the Enc,rlifh
Ruffians at Naples is con:itioed. Thus a Sovereign.
were twice CO nqueted by the French as.
twico tamed, :sac; who itcaktly pledgAi

Lim&lf by a molt folemn treaty, to obferve the Mt-
tett neutrality, has received into his kingdom, the
enemies of France, whom he ought to have•repelled
by force of arms. Such blinduefs, Poch perfidy, an
the part of a Government fo near our victorious ar-
mies, is unaccountable. It is hated that Alquier,
the French Ambaffaclor, has quitted Naples, and that
the Minifter of his Sicilian Najd!),; the Chevalier de
Medici, has ;fined a proclamation, to announce to
the people, that this event will not affed the nentra.
lay of the kingdom. The number of Anglo Ruffians
debarked, is Rated to be 15,000.

DECEMBER 9.
Letters from Munich announce that the Emperor
Napoleon is expeCied there. We know not how to
reconcile this to the prefent important affiirs which
occupy the Emperor. It is faid,indeed, that his Ma..
jelly has .Inrlinefs of equal impotiAllee at Munich.—
Among the German Princes is one to whole honour
and fidelity the French nation is much indebted.—
, Our Emperor knows how to pundit and how to re-
ward.

The Emprefs, attended by all the Ladies of her
Court, i, momentarily expeaed at the fame place.—
Whatever is to be done will be done with niagniti
cence worthy of Napoleon.

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