... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY 3. ?? . the Duke of 'itOoucefer was on Saturday . introduced to the Pi oucil ad fwora Member ther*of C a w 'a Sir Arthur Wellefley, K. B.- has been apt., } peinted Colonel of the 33d' foot,- fin the room of Marquis Cornwallis': Ii is faid VTurd Lake is ?? to fucceed ?? of the'Tower.I Lord Fitzwilliam. and Mr Coke,' of Norfolk,. eare, we underiand to be advanced to the ...

... FROM THE FZAMBRGH AtIL. VIENNA, May ?? from. Ttiefte, the credit of which is undoubted, bring the agreeable intelligence from Dalmatia, that the occaflon of a new war between France and Au- ftria is happily removed, as the Emperor of Ruflla, in order to refcue our Governrment from that dif- treffing fituation, had ordered his troops, who oc. cupied the fortrefs at' the mnuth of the Cattaro, ...

... I I (Confinuedfrom our last.) (No. XIV.) The undersigned, Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor and King of Italy, has laid before the eyes of his Government the note sent yesterday by his Excellency Lord Lauderdale, Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Ma- jesty. His Majesty the Emperor and King of Ita- ly could not but be painfully affected to see that a negociation, which has ...

... 31 ?? 1,;r 1, A; In, - 11, Y;P - . L)1EDIVBURGH-DFc. 11. Is Since our last some extraordinary events have OCCUrred.-BONAPARTE, intoxicated with his-re' cent success, has issued a proclamation, declaring t the BRITISH ISLANDS irt a state of blc-/e/4dc. I' TIhis intelligence was brought by nur Resident r at Hamburgh, Mr THORNTON, and by several-a- 1 ther ?? arrived in two vessels, the 1 Pincher ...

... FROM TIE LONDON GAZEIE. ADOMRALTY-OFFICE-DEC. 13. 1806. Copy of a Letter from the Earl of St Vincent, K. B. Admiral and Commander in Chief of his Majefty's fleet erftployed in tide Channel, Soundirggs, &c. to WiLA liarh Marfden, Efq. dated on board his Majefty's ihip the Warrior, in Cakvfand Bay, the 8th inftant. SiR, By the letter, whereof I inclose a copy, the Lords Commissioners of the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGMNCE. HAMBURGH' PAPERS.. VIreNA, AMay 21.-The French General. An- dreossi had not proceeded farther than.iMunich, 1 on his return to Paris, when *he found fresh or- ders to return to' this city, and: has 'consequently arrived lere this day. At the same time, M. 1 Talleyrand, -nephexi to the French Minister, ar- rived with dispatches to' M. le Rochefoucault. According to- ...

... IMPEItIAL VALiAMtNT. ign Va Lr HOUSE OF LOREIS-Jan. 27. a-o Lord MViLGRAVE brought up the fupplemen- ille tary treaties and relative papers, which were or. edred to lie on the table. His Lordfhip remark- 7ed ed, that all the papers relative to the bufinefs t tria were not produced; more, howeverj were pro- tri duced than ih the circumflances of the cafe it would have been juged prudent to make ...

... The f1dilwiolg letter from the Cape, of Good Hope will prove acceptable to our readers t Cape Town, June 10. iS06. i The garrison, which was at first extremely I unhealthy, is become quite the ieirerse, and is f coiiiposed of the finest troops in the univcrse.- f Their discipline and appearance does the highest r honour to their gallant Comnman'der in Chief, and reflects the greatest credit ...

... OF yR/DAr; S3rPTAMRER 5. SUNDAY, SEer2;MtBE& 7. t I)ow-,NTG-STREET, September 6. e A dispatch, of which the followving is an ex- t tract, was this day received by the Right Hon. 'v Charles James Fox, his Majesty's Principal Se- c crctarv of State for Foreign Affairs, from Hugh c llibot, Esq. late his Majesty's Envoy Extraordi- r DarV and Minister i'lenijotentiary at the Court of 1 his Sicilian ...

... U .s'J U N1 u I tLLI.tIN Nk. Aug. 17. St 'Thomas, Levie, from Arbroath to Riga, d bailaft. f Delight, Malcom, from teith to Peterfburrgh, lead, &rv fAdventure, Adaniotn, from Kirkcaldy to Copebbagen, coals. *e Lynx, Phillips, from Aberdeen to Riga, ballaft. it Supply, Johulftone, from Leith to Peterfburgh, gcods. ir Oak, Mafon, from Dyfart to Helfingfors, coals. Ceres, Scott, from1 Montrofe to ...

... th it~uN pzi' q STARE 4 soy ., wIM . ipASSsjM~, S,4XON, e HBSSrAN FORCES. ?? - .1 . - . I .- s At a moment when the political horizon is a- 0 gain o~vercast, and every thing seems to announce I tahe commencement of a formidable conflict, a n sketch of the respective forces of Prussia, Saxony, c and Hesse, cannot be inpleasant to our readers. We derive the following from an authentic source ...

... CONffEDERATION OF THE RHINE. [The followirg is the remarkable A& of Confederation of the Rhenili, League correavl in detail, an Abara& of which was formerly given in this paper:)- RA!TISBOY, Aug. 2.-Whereas, his Majesty the Emperor tof the French, and their Majesties the Kings of Bavaria and Wurtemberg-their E- ltcctoral Highnesses the Arch-Chancellor and the Elector of Baden-4his Imperial ...