... StIMMARY OF POLITICS. LORD MELVILLE.- In verification of the truth of the remark contained in my I nmotto, manr of the circumstances connect- vrd with the endeavours to support Lord -Mel- ville, and finally to defeat the ends of jus- I tice, might be pointed out and, however mortifying it may be, to reflect that one is made to contribute towards the means of screening those, by wvhose ...

... NAVAL AcTION.-Letter from Vice-Ad- miral Villeneuve to the Jinister of Ma- nnine anzd Colonies, dated un lowad the Bu- centawre, in the Road of Yigo, July 29, 1805. MoNsOSEIGoNaUat-I gave you an ac- count of the rencontre I had on the 22d With an English squadron composed, as I believe, of 15 sail of the line. I had the ho- nour of informing you at the same time of the mnanceuvres I practised. ...

... JAMAICA,.- A4 Proclamation Igy the Liett- tenant- Governor, NUGENT, relative to the Importation of Provisions. &'c. from the Lhnited States of America: dated 2Sth Mao, 1805. Whereas it appears, by the memorials and returns from sundry parishes, that there is at present a-very general scarcity through- out the island of American provisions and lumber, and that a real and urgent neces- sity ...

... I Jerome Buonapartd, Capitaine de Jaisseau, tommanding a Divisian in the Mediterra- nean, to his Excellency the Minister oJ ZIarine and Colonies, dated on board the Pomona, Genoa Roads, Aug. 31, 1805. MONSIEUR LE MINISTRE,-I have the honour to announce to your excellency that the mission with which his Majesty was pleased to charge me has been happily ful- filled. The division under my orders ...

... Note transmitted ly Baron de Hardenberg to the French Minister, M. Lojisret, dated Berlin, JAty 11, 1805. The undersigned Minister of State and of the Cabinet, with the deepest regret finds himself under the necessity of corn- municating to M. Laforet, Envoy Extra- ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor of the French, the Note which A. Novosiltzoff has ad- dressed to ...

... A'frf presented to f/e Diet ty Ml. Bartor, the Preneh Charge d'.&4fires at Itatisbot. Dated Septemrter 11, 1S05. Under the present circurnstaines of af- fairs, xhen the movelments of the House of Austria menace the Continent isith a new war, his Imnperiji Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, judges it neces- Fa.y to ?? known, in a fiank and shf1en declaration, the sentiments by ...

... When the exigencies of the public service could only. be met by their voluntary zeal, the PRoPLr started forth with an ardour, which nut-stripped the wishes of those, who had injured them by doubting-whether it might not be necessary to have recourse to compulsion. They have, in all things, reposed an enduring confkience. That confidence demands a full return; and fixes a responsilbility ...

... ABBE DE LA MARRE. A curious and interesting correspondence has taken place between one of the agents of Louis XVIII. and the party of emigrants in this country. Much valuable matter has been disclosed to our ministers by this sea- sonable fracas, and thereby our government, at the commencement of this new wvar, will see how the ftnds of England have beea squandered, and how its precious ...

... -Tl I .i>;A - rorI c Pf w ri and. the i) liII, progress of cruelty aned. trilt dan, cger of gratifyin; b arous propensities, cannot ad'lmit of mcxc strih.iU iiluItraricM j din l. h.-e iS affiorded by coP 1 (lering the efiects of thesc sevage exit i bi tit on oil tle inaniners and cireter of the flo- ?? is not the proper place to dsc.cms the quaestio¾ei of right or expediency, !xibich m nn has ...

... COBBETT'S WEEKLY POLITICAL REGISTER.S VOL, VIII. No. 2.] LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER21, 1805. [PRICE OD. $ To horse-racing I am, personally, no more an -enemy than I am to boxing; though, in making this observation, I am far from meaning to disparage boxing so far as to put them upon an equal footing; or to insinmate, that so poor, mean, alddwretched an amusement as thc one, is, at all to ...

... FOIREIGN OFFICIAL PAPERS. BATAVIAN LEGISLATIVE ASSETVISLY.- Speech of the Grand PTensionen:, 1?utger Jan Schimmelpennindk, at tve Opening of the Legislgtive Assem612, on0 the 3d of Sep~tender, 1805. ti'om the Batavien 0Oficial Gftste. HIGH AID MIGHTY LcrsD-I have- considered it necessary to call you togetaher out of the usual course of your meeting, to propose Semi Ineasures, the speedy ...

... DSTIC !F-OALPER$ DuE -o GLou'caam a.-o te Loan don.,Gzuue, Whitehall,- Augut 25, 1805. Thi& evieninjg about halfst dgt o , e- parted th.is hue, at GloiisrH ouse, after. a lobg ilin--s, his Royal Highness Wliam Henwry IDuke of , GiLbueeter, :to the great grief ftheir Mae esnd thejloyeiFamik. 'Lord &larhedrlaini:& *Ofe, August 27, ?? for thef ?? gong: into MUHoarnae on Suna0y the lest of ...