... -lo - .11.11-f ?i . i . ogtocrtp + ,, -- -- fl A Urvmv for FROM'`:-THE3 LONDON GAZETTE.' hith BE PES ;[The follouing nclosues have been radtdisitt'd by 'Ad- ti at Aret aus, off,the JRayanna ;itugiust 23. ta- - ajn benmd y i aesyssis ?? havcethe honur, to iif~orm wou oE a suicepisful at- Mr. 6 ak aig ben ml~adie 6y, lis Mj.i sshp' ALehs .F ides and 4nsou, on the enemy, near the ,orq Castle, in ...

... JI..oiLA ail. 0 .SATUJWDAY, FEBRU*APY 15.. A Court of Common Council was held yelterday at the iuildhall, at which the Right IHon. the 'LOvd laybr prefidedl. Elevern AldetrMen, and near two hundred Comirnoneta atteidech MiVr. $1ade moved, - * -$That : tiful sard ioyil Addref be prefengied ta, fili ;Majcty, to congratulateti'm onthe~appointmeit of the new Adininijoration, acd on the ?? which ...

... .AL6,06n, ?? ? A lrr,? 11 ? I- .- -. * ' SA T DA Y, J ?? ; his alfiernooil the folloitlig ?? wnet ra- ceivcd dt thlo Admiralty Office; idse Snt'td:ioydss Aih ss~ge vy *legiapth ?? oviOfi, Sritles th, arrh-a1,gf a. French sqlarifon at MertinW i nbither thd' date nor angy other particular is vrntiouesl No.hisg fiarther is staleI lo tshe ttote frpriqm the Ail- miralty but weare enalbled tlofle. ...

... 1 1.3 ? . I., ? r ?? po?tor, t t, Ply EA rKE.'s. Uom tire LtN.1)tN ? XAI 'I h.ivng, been ?? to ap1ira.jt joitze jiIodgr&,i, Efi1. G:nternor, rid C~omm~iander ?? ill afi o)ver tile .1 ldts a4nd Plantatimsna in Airrica, crrro- mouly ?? the Berinu'da, or Stonrrs ?? ndq, be this day, t.ok- -the :rf¢uaj, oths appoilled to be taken by the Governrors 01 hia-i, ell 's I'larrta Lons,;. 'Thi, ray his ...

... F'RO.ITU.ESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. MARCH 4, 1806. PATXurr vrs.-R. Bates. of Buttle Bridige, portcr.mer-, chant. r. SharpiCs, of WIlton le Dale, ct('o'.mInlllI- faieurer. J. Murray, of Buxton, draper. W Henti::wi nf St. Catharines, coal and lime merchatit. J llirrel, of Blackburn, lirnn.drAper. 1. Foftvr, of %I mchefler, cot- ton fpinner. j. Bury, of Clifton-upon-Tearne, butcher. T. L.edi.,rd the ...

... Co His Majefty ?? of Prufifaliaving taken up arms tted for tire defence of. his people, confideurs, it as. neerthriy to aybefore them, sod thle whole of Europe, the' ?? ti to have render ed it his duty to take this ftep. Thend p'triieial 1 flate of France has, for fikteen years, been the ?? of'~ !nh humanity. That the patfeifors of uncertair owr wh I *a, lusi fince the year 1792,' have, sn ...

... - - - -- :h. n.-fu OcvrOeE 6.-;5one Dutch Papers have been re- as( ceived to t£il iast, aili E'rchc.l to fthe 21lth ult. The Ila division of the French Armiy under Biernadotte, which 1Th is on the Saxoa froatlier, isrccdiving daily reitiforce- bo Iments, andt. the three hv'isions under iHernadltte, ha Mortier, andAngewhu, form lni t'onerand divisoi011. of !4th a+n nrticle fi Qevesre~sents a ...

... ! s b g tmbt :ahrtni . j ?? 14ay $-8?hctHoiuse met ab4 en.o'jek.: ,tor Beauchamp (lat4e r. Jjygou)Wis ?? wthettu .onnl U -his ?? -of cretatfon e r ih bieea'reaoj took the-ohthx d Tlrat i . T:ir Lardstips proceedk, as usu21, to WestquiniterN a1u, and, Martinrs0oaifier feur, The Amcrie nd WB .Co -miettg, after reeeivingsoio ?c~bn~nedmaents5 The R~poxr wasordered to A^ taken -nto 40olsiieratiou ...

... H3USE OF LORDS. ?? ti vc J ri v;O. MooNDAy, FErUsr ART 3.] it was ordered, that no rc- ports upon Plivate Bilht ftiould he rrceivedaftertlie ailh of April next. Adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Anewwrit svasordered for the Eleoaon of a Burgefa fi;r the Borough of Weirdove;, in the room of the Right Hon. Charles Long, who had accepted the office of Chief Se- cretary in Ireland. Lord ...

... * IL I3ll'o II. SAtURDAY, MARCH S. Yeferday morning, about ten o'clock, his M. jelty fet off from the Queen's Palace, in his travel. ling carriage for Witnifor. -klr Mojefty and-the Princeffes left the Palace foon aftei eleven for Filackheath, on a vifit to the Princefs of WV..Ies, where, afterpartakling of ain early dinner, they fet off for Windfor, by the way, of Claphan coin- mon and ...

... , WIRANDA's EXt'EDIttON. An w-,A ?? -l . . On W..dnefday agcounts ?? received fror Barbsdoes, . of the 27;h Shptenbel'. So far fromn conlirmhri the. sfer- lion of. tle 'failure ot' Mirandas 'expeditirn, tly would lnd ice 'is to believe that it was likeir to ho arrerded with complete fiuccels. The following is toe lntellrgerscrgiven in our accounts- BARnADEs, Sipqr, 23.--GEN. MIRiANDA.-.The ...

... 5illper(atq - ?? t OM hal 1ItUSE ott CO iMONS. the MONoAV, JeUN L 2~ 3 iRis.H ELECrTION~ ,..r o 'Arttcipsrt Itatvedth;,i this Bilc be. cuninTaRed, wirh alView, lie faid, to have ihe bfanks filled up,; atid h'lo ?? printed as aneeinded,'in ordeir-that it mightI ii his IlatC, get for thle iprefent Sefflon, pltd~ing linmieft sto'bring in' a Bifll' tithe commencetrndetvt the next upon t~he fa5'ns ...