... 7777 i' esterday, about t; d-o-&c k, a dene-~. Lod Ado ?? his .IUoAhip *esgne s tio his, - M St ?? Aft r his dship nadretite I s ajqety gav ;aidience td Mr., ki, diin LoSnd to O S ljiin the Sealsa' apoin, u ?? lo His Majesiy't~btn gave an ?? to Mr. Fox, and was pleased td liver to hint the Seals, as his Piineipal $ecretary of State [oi ForeiPn Afairs; General F#tzpatrick h'ad next an audience ...

... :: If a new rninistry should grow out of this, the first thing they should do, is, to make an inquiry, a solemn inqulirY, into the state of the nation; and next, in a concise and striking statcment. to promnvllgate in a way calulated to carry lt to every cottage in the kingdom, the tesult of such inquiry; s' that no on may be ignorant of the dcffieulties which they will have to encointer * ...

... .. ?- -f-, - -. . I .; , g? - A-, I 1. . . c i?? , ? ? ? I - itTURD4,x2;..l.$,fAAJ', i~o6. - lalere is some reasdn to think that thce re-.asnder of the Brest FIetis at set. fhe following letter gives the o!ly a ount of the ?? gyet received:- - ~i~'LMo~uT', .F44.-_We arrived liee tlis evening vith the Vreich bs hiprivateer Prince iMIurat, 9f i8 guns long z she is pli'e~d for twenty, she bad dn ...

... XTAtlY AND FiANCE.-Letter of his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon to the French Se- pzate, dated Munich, Jan. 12, 1806. Senators,-The Organic Senatus Con- Wtum, of the i 8th Floreal, or the year 12 (8th May, 1804), has. provided for every thing respecting the hereditary succession of the Imperial Crown in France.-The first Constitutional Statute of our Kingdom of Italy, dated March 19, i&05, has ...

... PROSPECTUS C6bbett's Par-liawetry Hto ry Which, iin the compass of Sixteen Volumes, royal octavo, double Page,' is to contain a full and accurate report of all the recorded pro- ceedings, and of all the speeches, an ?? of Parliament, from the earliest ftines to the Year 1 803, when the publication of Cobbett's Parliamentary Debates commenced. Wh'oever has had froquent occasion to re- cur ...

... Fram the L'OiVDON GAZETTE, F'Ei. S. This'z~C~t i onst1itlonoifig letters'fb AdtziArl Corin- waliis:_one frdin lieut. Ncsbit, of the Growler, anhi'ouncing ' th caPtUte, on tile 28th ilt. of Le Voltigeur higer privateer, from St. lvlaloes, pierced for 14 guns, nd ihaving, 6 oine pound- ers and 65 ?? from Lieutenant' vwai, ot' the At- I *tack, states thle capture of Le'Sorcier, from St. Mavloes, ...

... ]JZLAPIDAT]Pso zssi ,IOzES. tlud The CGoirierlOf Thursdiay last, with its usual candour th and truth, remarks that the NOW Ministry are begin- oy ning to p~repare tie public not to be suipprized if they: find ?IemflaJ;ae- tf9govern tie Country better than that nma excellent Stverxnaz 'vho is r ow no more. They are abolir- tio 'hglvo impress a belief that they have succeeded to di- of ...

... TEE- MORNING CHRONTCLI,. Oo ND O N: ?? 4 ?fD4:Y r, IEBR&k-r lo 8s&. | rnfelligefce hag, we ubderstand, beert received that. the King of PRUSSIA has taken possession of Hanover in his own' name,.and iriiposed the oath Of allegiance o2k the differen-authorities established. ?? It is said too that he refuses 'ro6 allow the German Legion to return to;' Eng~and-,claimirig theni as; his subje,.ts.. ...

... TI . M.N IVI 'LO NDO N: .UES$Dn11, ?? I, i186. Yesterdaya -Cabinet Council was-held at Mr. Fox's Ofice, in Downing.streets,wbich sat. upwards of two d hours. Lord' ELLENBOROUGH JVas nat present; but waited upofn .Mr.TFox after it was over. ' The objed. of deliberation~v do not pretend, to kk0W 1, nor do, ot pretndt know;- nor- does any one out Pof th'Cabinet, though-an Eveniag Paper of last ...

... . IMPERIALtPARLIAMENT: GREAT BRITIN AXD IRE.4 ND,' HOUSE OF.LORDS, Fe.e. Io. The new Lord Chancellor, the Rigot Won. TxomAs.Lord ERsi}Ur was introduced' (holding the Seals in his hand), be- tween Lord Holland and the Earl of Moira (Lord Rawdon), preceded by the Dukg of Norfolk, Earl Marshal; and attended by Garter-King at Arms. His Patent of Creation having been read at the Table, and the ...

... $PbAESS~f Id ' We have great pleas; uw 'idn Winlayinig btfcdre the pbI'~ itcorre& Copy of the Address which the ,Geitlemen of the 'Bar :haVe presented.to the'LbCI.JH Ncsi~o4 witil ?? answer.- ; At a meeting of ?? of ie Court of 3ins Bench asseMbled, this 8th day ofVebrary, i06, ?? RasoavrD iUXANI0MaUsLk,. That the following.Address. p' presented to thQ Right Hoiln. Tisoas Loiui EpttISE. 'ow ...

... . AUPPLEMANTTo r-ii GUERNSEY GAZEtTE .OF SAPUkDAY, JAN. 12, 1206.. Prerentitgon of the large /?Fase, tuotedby te Inhakiant ( th lsland, to Lieut. Gen, Sir Jalin Doyle -art. K. ?? Co! of Ike 87h Regt. ajd Lieut. Gov. of ihe Ijiand of Guernsey. - Last Wednesdayj the Committee appointed to pre- tent the Vase, repaired to head-quarters, and in tbh t -nawe of the inhabitants, presented this Piece ...