... Wilye h11i ayns ku e not; k ~hai7 earsa41o?- - hit. hap. V. ?? -p ; t: M M b . I P CS 7. - I, A¢ P ;II p I>: of -7tig l,~ p- I I of _Englad~iid W ill nothiin ~ffb sh~ort ;ofr dtructs C1f: onvincey:l that you are e t-he rbad tol dedt rctioo8? Will you, 'in spiteof ith awfl dm.to of events, iln ste oepment osic tion, -in spite tf tuthiht k-'yoO acknbw- Judge, still Jis~ten to: the falsehds -of ...

... I: .1 - P ~TUBLIC PAPERS. CONTIrENTA9, WAR.-(Co7itiued Jiwm p. 9G.J-T'kirtieth Buletin ofke-~ G rezat ,French Aary. Austerlitz, Dec.-3.On she 2fth~nlt. the Emperor,-upon Teceving the.cowmni- eation-of the full powers of 1L1. Sty&tdI and Deo Guilay, offered previously an i tice, in order to spare the efftisioxvof bkAod, if any real- intention wer e:-tefadified Of corhingto :anarrangeeltd ?? ?? ...

... [The reader will recollect,, that: I have frequent- -ly asked the question; whether, supposing us to bie obliged to continue paying the interest upon th- national debt, it be possible for us to carry on the ,var for five or six years. longer? He will recollect, that I have invited those wfho differ frim mre upon ...

... c Thus has the ?? nfrom fallacy to fallacy, and from- fraud to fraud, and as sioon as either .has been detected, ecauti.has been had,; nt to defence, not- toargument, but to, new promises as false as - the formre. Thus tninal deceptimn has been ,msade the groutd of f ure con fidence; and)4 as fast -s i -il set of .pr9,smeeha§ h rbeen violated, a.new set has been held forth, anid the country ...

... I. CONTINEZNTAL NVAR.-Continuedfrom p. 22). Tlzirty-,firt Official Bulletin of the Grand French Army. Austerlitz, -Dec. 5.-The Emperor left Austerlitz yesterday, and is gone to the advanced posts near Suruchets, where he had fixed- his night-gaard. The Emperor of Germany arrived soon after, and these two Monarchs had an interview, which lasted two hours. The Emperor of Germany. did not ...

... PUBLIC, PAPERS. SWEDEN. AND FRANcE.-'Declaration of the King of Sweden, dated Mafrswinsholmr near Ystad,,Oct. 31, 1805, We, Gtistavus Adolphus, by the Grace of God, King of Swede3, the Goths and Vandals, Heir of Denmark and Norway, Duke of Sleswig and Holstein, &c. &c. de- clare and make known, that when we en- tered upon the governnmeat of our kingdom, the unfortunate French revolution had ...

... LLOYD'S FUND.-The money now in the bands of the self-erected corporation at Lloyd's amounts to nearly a quarler of a thil- lion. This is, according to the evident in- te6tiori of the Committee of underwriters and futd-dealers, to go on accumulating for the purpose of enabling them'to grant marks pf honour, sums of money, and pensions; wu of the interest; and there needs no- more sense than ...

... Hlere, In England, mo c ollectiof, even fort irity (unless for $he poor of the same parish) is, by lav, to 1 .bemade, but by leave and permisshsmof the King; gatbeting of money being so nice a matter, that it ; mnust .ne h4 done even fo charity, ,witheut hig leavei in .the miust compassionate cases. But this method S'(tbe nct of the defiepdantj :tete gvnga ge-by to~all Royal Licences, and ...

... ADDITIONAL FORCE 'BILL, Circukr - jietter from. Lard ?? to faze Lords Lieutena6ts of Couinties, daezd WhiV~tenall, Dec. 3M1st. tnhitmitted. to- hism Majesty's~ L~ieutenai>t of bre :est Riding. My Lord -; pon .a careful inspection pf the n ?? of men raised in .tlhe respec- tive counties under the Additional Force Act, it appears, that, ont of the.91 counties, and places considered as counties, ...

... t' There is a set of men, my Lords in the Ciy of London, 'honre tknown to live in riot irandluxuy Upon the plundder of ie' igorarnt, tie ix-, ocent3 the helpless; upon that part tc of the conaunity7 .whihAist~aprs most in need of, .iid that best deserves, the care and ' prwtection of the: legislature; To mre,,, my Lords,, whether they be nmiserable jobbers ol t 'Change Alley, of r the lofty ...

... DWMEST1YTF PAPERS. PuWc Fep fLord4 iiscod .. F rom the London Gazette, Jan; 18, 1806: Oni WXedaesy-a the Sib iste ns of the late rt. lon .Horvtio Visconr~t and Baron N~elson,. K .EB. ?? of e lite Sq1ajdTon of his Majesty s Fleet, were conveyed from the Roy.LIIMSpita of Gr~engwich, iviere they liad lain in state, in ?? Hall, on the threep n« ys, to- fthe Ariralty.Soon aft r rfen o clock in the ...

... I AMERICA.-Messare of the President, to the Senate, a2nd 'lJuse qf Representaiives, of the United States of Aimerica. Dec 1805. At a moment helln the nations of Eu- rope are in comm8ti n and arming against each other, when those with whoni ate have principal intercourse are engaged in the ge- neral contest, and wvhen the countenance of some of- them towards our peaceable coun- try threatens ...