... -SUMMARY OF POUTICS. W.^A i WITH SPAIN .-In the preceding pages will be found the declaration of war against England, on the part of his most Catholic Majesty. Some of: the ministerial writers have inculcated the propriety of ab- staining from all observations upon this sub-' ject, until the. appearance of the counter-de- claration, which, they assure us, is about to come forth from their ...

... T the dispavity is .rstri!iz-rr znd ex-traonihiary both i tl!onavy and commerce of the two count;irq that it nmust tie attended wirh te ez-'.Cts which z .INvli to point (ot. It has, inlted, blcn said, and I (iLbht ot the fact, tihat FrencL *;w1 itic all hjer meams fir reuniring hzer irava. Bu , vvhartev r her elficts may be, tn erce atr two pointei in the ?? ccrtc it tiat -ait wri wvorhy of ...

... FOREIGN OFFIIAL PAPERS. WAR IN WFST INDIES.-AflccOunt of the Proceedings of the french and Spaniis/s Fleets in the West Indies, published at Pa- ris, July 13, i8s.- Report qf Lieu te- nant. Clanet, dispatched from Martinique with tkh Brig Lynx, arrived at Fiance on the 6th of July. On the 14th-of May the squadron of his Majesty, under the command of Admiral Villeneuve, reinforced by two ships ...

... L-ItD ?,viELVILL,. . - - . . ? . I I- -- Q;I . I I grantt, yoar Worship that he is ailknave, bir: I yet Gwd forbid, Sir, but a knave should have some countenanice at his frierld's request. The o' honest tman, Sir, is able -to sneak for himself, when a :knave is noc. .hjie scrved yvour Wnr- ftship truly, Sir, this ?? vJ aaritid .n ii I camret;, once nr tmicp it a quarter, be* but - ...

... DOMEgSTIC OF~GIAL PAPERS. JAMAICA COMPLAINTs.--Rasouifion ?? GoCr.or and Cincil of she Coiony of Ja- Vica, . daled. and issued on tk0 ai4 o No-vebcr, 1804. Wbereas, by a resolutiofl o6f Cncil, bear- ing date the 17th day of July, 1800, his E16 nour tke Lieutenant-Governor was advise4 to recomkn4, to the several Officers of his Majests Customs, At the several ports of this island, to permnit ...

... P.FFAI'StA OF BANK OT ES. Si - I ant, ocilhi oblige&d to Agerionla ( we p. 3) fir the ,ittle' ttiA lie has paid to I Iy ?? ?? ain for rw trroul'e lie has 1akets in aqus naw ng, ?? m at the same dine, L I oust o~e~ri ?? thai the'e 'mepears to eo a in rr Si 10n .a'y 1 et ho i of 'cirlg applicable to tufi 6-stqutj-r}' viz. byrcnrn ervtirg at] ac- tion ag-ins the chi'fclerk of Ihe court upon the ...

... THE BU ?? r. - This word always puts one in mind of the contents of the thing, of which, in its litertal sense, it is the represen- tative; and, upon no occasion, that I recol- lect, has this idea pressed itself forward with more force than at ?? year certain expectations are held forth; and every year they are disappointed. But, if the last year's promises are broken, ample amends is made by ...

... Fitr±NCH ANNUAL Exrosi, at tes Opening of the Session of t/e Legislaidve Body at Pa- is, on the 26th of December, 1804. PREPARATORY CEREMONIES. At eleven in the morning the members of the legislative., body, in their. -ceremonial dresses, repaired to the hall of their sittings. The ceremony of the opening of the session for the year, had-rndered gorne changes ne- cessary in the interior ...

... ' -- I CONTINENTAL WAsR. Fourth Bulldtin oJ ke Gyand Adrmzj; from tw 'French 0,#. cial Paper, ike AMoniteur..-Aagsburgh, - Oct. 1i, 1805. Thd'battle of Wertingen was followed, twent~y-four hours afterwards, by the action of Gunzhirgih. Marsbal Nky marched with his ?? division against Lange- neau; ?? division against Gunz- burgh. The enemy, who attempted to op- pose that matcl4 were every ...

... NAVAL V CToUtY.-LodOn4 Gazette E$- traordinary. - .CopJ aa Letterfto the- Hon. Adiiral'Cornwatlis, Comnsanndr i4 Chief qf his A'ajesty's Ships caqd Vessel$ in the Channel, &c. to WFilliam Marsdtn, EScf'. dted Viae 4e Pant of Uslzqt, $e 28, 1.80$. .Eight P.: iALf~ Ssax,-I have thwe pleasure to enclose, for the informationt of the Lords Cormmis- sioners of the Admiralty, a letter from Vice- ...

... . DOMESTIC OFFICIAL. PAPER. THE KiNG's PROCLAMATION reltive to the Quarantine. Dated at the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 6th day of February, 3605. Whereas alarming accounts have been received that the infectious disease (which, with a malignancy equalling if hot exceed- ing that of the Plague, has occasioned a dreadf ul mortality in several parts of Spain, and in our town and garrison of ...

... DOMESTIC OFFICIAL WPAPERS PARiSHARMY FiNais.-CirCu1ar I'dtfrkm Lord HawvAesbury, Secretary of State,, 4o, Joe LordLieutenants of Coznzties.-D;ated WIitehall, Feb. 18, 1805. MY LORD, Tke Inspector-General having transm 'it- ted to the Magistrates assembled at the last, General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, a Certificate. of the Deficiencies and.Vacani- cies then remaining to be filled up in ...