... DOM-STIC OFFICIAL PAPERS. Copy of a Letter (published in the London Gazetteun der da2e of Juse 22, 1804) rejceived y Eurl Cam. den fromn M. Gikn. Sir Chares Green: dated Pa. ramoribo; 4149Y 13 r1804, giriing an rcco at of the capture of Surnamn. Mv LORn,-Jt is highlky gratifying tome t°. have the honour of informing-yoqr ordihip that the Colony of Surinam jas surrendered to hlis M, arms; aud l ...

... Vol. I. Is nets completed and will he ready for sale, half-bound, in a neat and appropriate Imanner, on Thursday ?? will contain 25 numbers, and the price hall-hound will be 11. 7s. 6d. The publishers are Mr. Bagshaw, Bow Street, Covent Garden; and Mr. Budd, Pall Mall. In presenting this Volume to ?? public, it seems necessary to say a few words as to the plan of publication, and also as to ...

... TO TliZR4GHT HON. LORD CirATHAWI. MY LORD,.A.The greatest misfortune that tan possibly happen a regiment, is to bave' the command of it indissolubly incorporated with a ministerial situation. When its coN I lonel is liable to be Soved byd mrt changei of governmen't no blame ought to -be im- puted to him, for not being intere&*d in iti welfare, but, my Lord, the regiml t of ar- tillery lies ...

... DIET OF RATISSON. -The ministers of the Electors of the Empire have made a verbal declaration, in the diet, by way of answer to the note of the Russian minister; but, they take very good care not to ex. press any ?? in the better feel. ings of the Emperor of Russia, upon the subject. They agree with the Russian Note, as to the fact of a violation of ter- ritory and of the neutrality of Germany ...

... FRA NCE.-A concise account of the trials, which hayd lately taken place in France, will be published in a subsequent sheet of the Register. From what has appeared up. on the subject, in thle French prints, there is no reason to believes that the proceedings have been unfair; and, it must give great satisfaction to every loyal'man to perceive that pardons have already been granted to several of ...

... The few of us who have protracted life to the extreme limits of our short period, have been con- demned to see extraordinary things: new system of policy, new opinions, new principles, and not only new men, but what might appear ainew species of men. I believe, thata man wholived' forty years ago, if the intermediate space were expunged fromhis memory, would hardly credit his senses, if ...

... ITable of thib Nubdr of Chistemmg and Burial within the Bills of Motlity from V ?? 1804, inclusive. Christeiied. Male. Female 899 812 900 '789 10992 931 92S 817 1183 1039 499'7 4394 Buried. Under 2 5 1i '20 _0 40 50 2 te to to to to to 1t Years. 5. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. 60. ?? I, _ ?? _ ...

... - MILITARY PROJECT.-The history of the bill, for the execution of this project, was, in thepreceding sheet, p. 941, brought down to the 1 Ith instant. On Thursday, the 14th, the House went into a committee on the bill, read the clauses one by one, and the minister introduced several amend- metits. On Friday, the I th, the report was brought up, and the amendments read a first timie. Upon the ...

... ?? I- That the Right Honourable Gentleman [Mr. Pitt] ?? great taleits nro man is readier to acknowrledge than I am: his eloquence, his dextefity it debate; may be-unrivalleds but his tailents are rather showy than solid bettef calculatei to defend bad' tian to prodnce good measures --MNr. GRra's Speech in the Humseof Cofmmon, May 7, i804 SIR,-The name of Mr. Justice Dod- dridge ...

... I 7featy of Peace betlueen ike Hon. the East- India Cornt. iid lheir Ailies, orn the one part, and Sa/,ib Subaik Ragugoe-BbounsadI Orithe other seltkd be M. Getnj Wegleley, on the part of the E. I. Comp. and their Allies, and by Jezswmb Rao kamnchander, on the part of Senah Saheb Subah Ragogee Bhounsla, ,pit have each fall aut Ior~ilyfrom their respective Powers: dated in the Camp at Deogaun, ...

... Long and various experience seems to have convinced the nations of Europe, that nothing but a standing army can oppose a standing army, wberl the numbers on each side bear any moderate proportion to one another ?? What effects upon the civil condition of the cduntry may he looked for from a general diffusion of the military character, becomes an inquiry of great im- portance and delicacy ...

... Note, addressed by M. BACHER, French Chargi- I ?? at tke Diet of Rdtisbon, to the I Diet, dated the 28th of May,- 1804; a parti cular note, ?? the same tenor, having been addressed to each Court Vf the Gernian EM. pire. The undersigned, ?? Charge-d'Af. fairest has the honour to transmit to the Ge, neral Diet of the Germanic Empire, the an. nexed copy of the Decree of the Senate, which ...