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... , - WAR-OFFICE-Dec. 17. 11 Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cornet William Elton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 4th Ditto-Edmund Lally to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted. 13th Regintcne of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant H. Podmorejrom the 8th Wfeft lodia regiment, to be Lieu- tenant, without purchlafe. 15thDitto-lieutenant-ColonelRobert Ballard Long, from- the 16th light dragoons, ...

... , v-Trump. i EDINVBURIGII-JA2NUJARY 4. di We are still without news from the Continent, fr r except through tfhe channel of French and Dutch to papers. Four mails are now due from Hamburgh, ol They are anxiously expected, as they will probably at throw some ligbt on the late transactions in Mo-fe ravia. Though the French accounts may be in much exaggerated, no doubt now remains that an ...

... Lt6 NEtSONs LAST GENERAL OCIER. [There will not, we believe, be one reader.of the following moft interefting article, who will not feel the higheft admiration of the gallant hero who has raifed to fuch a proud height the naval glory of the Britilh Em- t' pire, and additional regret that he fhould be loll to that ] fervice of which he war the brighteft .6rnament.] n The ?? Order of Lord Nelfon, ...

... A M E R I C A. PREESIDENT's MESSAGE. WASHINGTON CITY, DEC. 3. 1805. This day, at z2 o'clock, the Prefident of the United States communicated, by Mr Coles, his Secretary~ the following meffage to both Houfes of Congrefs:- le e im Sencae and House of Representatives of the United States rf 4merica. At a moment when the nations of Europe are in commotion, and arming againfl each other, 5 when ...

... 1R-MARKABLE OCCURRENCES FOR THE YEAR 1305., JAN UAPiY. I l 4. Five soldiers of the Inverness-shire -uiliia j lost in the snouwneai# Grantowxn. - . 7. A French Messenger, with dispatches for thie- Brit'sh Government, arrived in the Downs, ba it. been received on board the Tickler gun brig front cc a flig of truce -which came out of Boulogne Thiis Nfessenmer was the bearer of the ov erturc;, ar' ...

... HAMIBURGHJ MAILS. ALLIED ARMY. ro7m the liead giuarters of the Combined Austro- b Russian rany. c CZEtTSCH, IN MORAVIA, Dec. 3.-After the combined army had advanced on the ift beyond a Auflerlitz, tla enemy took his pofition as Sokol- c niz and Menitz, where it was refolved to attack v him. Early on the 20, before all the divisions were i on their mnarch, the battle was already very warm I in ...

... (I -VT, W), -qn-ll-anj Qruprsrurp? EDINBURGH-JANUARY 6. h .t. Three of the four mails due from Hamburgh a have arrived -W5~e have given a number of extracts from them. The conclusion of an armistice' with Austria is fully confirmed, but Russia is nut in- I eluded in it, and ?? ALEXANDER appears e to have taken no share in the ueg6ciations which led to that event-it cannot, however, be clearly ...

... L 0 ND 0 N-JANUARY 3. Yefterday afternoon, Mr Hargrave, the mef .fenver, arrived at Lord Mulgrave's O.fice, with difbat h-es from Molaxia. This meffenger left EngLand nearly four months fince, with difpatches for Lord Granville Levifon Gower, the Minifter at St Peterdburgh. At the fame time arrived Mr Ailefworth, another meffenger, with difpatches from Lord Harrowby and Mr Jackfon, at Ber- lin ...

... -- . . - I . I I iOUUXNlJ Iat..Lf J- , ti Dec. 1 I. Triton, Rofs, from Riga forLondonderry, feedl 12. Diligence, Stevens, from Dantzig for Hull, timber. Ke 14. Elizabeth, Spittal, from Riga for Londonderry, feed Lo Thetis, Lanmbert, fromi Dantzig for Leith, balk. Peggy, Hogg, from Riga for Montrofe, fiat. N Lively, Downie, from do. for Dundee, do. Ml' Supply, Johnflon, from Peterfbuargh for ...

... JANUARY 8. s u i s c x I P r 10o N FOR 1 iI E Rdeief of the Sqferers ln, be late Glorious Viaories. -Amount formerly advertised, 1-.932 1I 51 Tho'mas Bannerman, Esq. * X o D. Dr.Dauney, - 3 3 0 jarish of Newbiills, * 5 7 'Inverkeithney, - ?? 0 o Lumnphanan, - - s 4 o Fy'vie, - - 5 4 0 Rathen, - - I ! { As it is proposed to remit, about the middle of this month, the sums slibscribed in h this ...

... tgnbon, ?? 2, Licutenant-Gcneral George Nugent, from the 8jth, is appointed'to the command of the 6ed, in the room of General Matthew deceased. Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Ross, Bart. is appointed to the Ssth, vice General George Nu- gent. No procession that has ever taken place in this country will equal, 'in point of grandeur and pomp, that which will be displayed at the fune- ral of Lord ...