... FRoTM TV.';Cmt>ms * C~syi at \Addrsiseritcd ?? ts Tk6ma P~olliX1. clzttndie e de~ Cornpstny 4 {l'ripat- ?? a ceinttt of the'1leimn~ ?? under his c .nqmand, and sigrued by ,the whok C4ip t' - ' #ursthy 3, Z8Q6 Sir-We whose stgnatures are hereto iftia& mp5$sed With, a lely sense of ratitudely te i p(ziofee'livee expt- riencedwvhail *unde y rcnnadoftyriomaent, fee bestoreL by you on our ...

... FOREIGN IimLJGC MUN rt} APRIL 17.-The ?? somcof tie.our'nals, of the -arrivao af Fencnh Adjatiint fi omrn Vien')i, with Advice of t4ae. evacuation of the' _n3ths' of the Cattaro by the.Rcssiant, find 'thc a~ccomhio~d i- tion of the differedces Witi' Austria on tiva t-',ji&t, v ert. p ditilatre and infoundeJ¢E' Every tliing continues - i the same situation as 'bfo~in. The rrnch gariison at ...

... ?? T I 1V. . T 1R ~ ?? E-C ~qI O I1V II Ai an cairly lhour yesterday mnorning t}he 14ustit s in I Covent Garden, and all' the avenues tsr it, werje crow4ded ith the If dependent Elecaors cf Westminster, who weee,, as u'sual, ?? anxious to testify theii appro- btion of the fd)-mer condudk of lMr. Fox, and to de- nionstrate their confidesce in hia future ekertions. The acclamations of applause ...

... : iPERIAL 'TARLIAT SgPaBrJTARIN ANXDi RELAND,'. ' ' HO'JSE.OP LOPDS, AVrIL 5' ,Is ar4 appeal from the Cdurt df Exclhequer Chamber- In Ire- land, 4Griffith \v. Hatton -aid others,` hlr. Fonb snque on; behalf of the Appellant; the Solicitor General ?? Vicery Gibbs on behalf of the Respondents were h eard, after which the further consideraiop5wva postponed till to-mrorrow. T'ie 20 Bool. Loan ...

... ?? , F14 , 1?1' z1f, '1 g0; cr. jbCT' tI--A Couiier hias brought the of- fieial intefligebc t.that h6otiiiti'es- rommenced betweei the 'French and P rusians on th bh, when the former endealoured, without efel to prevent the juntion 6f General V6tn Tauenzieb ivith a considerable corps of 'the arny undei the Prince of Ho1henilohe. In this tri- fling affair, the French lost.tetn rneq; ?? not ...

... MIATIDbLESLX ELECTIOM Yesttedly, in consequence of a public advertisement, W very.numerous and respeiaable Meeting of the inde- pendent Eledors of Middlesexr, who are desirous of t preventing the County from being represented by Sir I francis Burde'ft, was held at the F9 eemasons' Tavern. Sir WM. Giieuns being called to the Chair, read a the ad vertisement of George Botdton Mainwaring, Esq. a ...

... zEi h, OCT. I. Mthe UC4rt at the. Queeu'sipjao,, tilc 8th of Odober, iSo6, M1 t4Nr, tbe h'ing'sM0 t. i:xlclnt &ajesty is Council. Hi-is Msty us Coocil' was thii ?? pleased to declare Hen- ry 's6couki jixnoutl), 'Lord Pr-id ?? of his Majesty's Most lonourahle Privy Council, and ~is Lorldship took his place at the Board accordingly. WHITEHALL, Ocr. so, x8o6. TThe Xing has been pleased to ...

... .I .R EM 1sfLES OF MA thil; Imust confess I do want ltLOQUeNCZ, And.never scarce did learn ;Tly AnidfnV6t For Y'aving got from P9;-sum to Posset, rtliere was ?? no farther get. TAYLOR (the Water Poet.) To th, SEDiTOR 2,R. TH4 XOXTINC G#,RoVNICLB. H{aving been in the c untry dunrino the'whole of the late Wsstminstgr Elerior, I w4& obliged tg :ta,1e my information concerning that evenftf4 ...

... }RJEUION INELL ,S XENCEI i FROM THE Nk-,iCH PAPkR ?? TARTS, OcT. ?? he Couier- de fr CnhlTiieIces that his IJnperial Highness Privce Jerome has been pornoted to the rank of Rear Ad mir l, by a d4cree of the x9th of &'pte'mfber. deivsers'fr6ri Coblentz state, that they expe.there' a division of eight thousand men, which will .take mili- tary ?? in the Peavirons of thet -town. PAR'iS OBsT. 6. ...

... -StMTVASPE. El LIetlItk,. Sir Francis Burdett does -not atsnd in \Vestn'in-- ?? follotng is thle answkve che has returned to Mr. Paull's al~location Lin tle na)-n'e of the Collp- m 'iutce of Elehtors appointed at the Meeting on Friday last: Piccadilly, Sept 29, T805.; I beg yeu, Sir, to express to the Gentlemen whorn you rat present, the g rateful sense I shall ever entertain of the honour I ...

... IH. MORNING. .R .ICZE. . L N I)O N:. . 7HLTJD~ .zr r3,goA - , ?? . ; The F unds c-antite to rise.: They left 4yestert 4ay, Omniu01 at k anid V ?? per Cents. 64. The bglief that some bsis of ec is narly .agreed upon was.verystrong, 4aidthe reporf that Lord HOL. LAND is about to get rr isery gemeraJ. It was eyen ;s2d that hs :Loiiship had set of It it-&ry pr. bitble, indeed, that as soon ai ...

... I R)'JIq~ING1.I ..1~o ?? ;,zs: 1 i est * t ''We ; i h' ., adz PTi's ?aprs to tbe ;li u-k. Thp in July, *hich states .%at ait. decent of -somemagntude - . ,had been .execic iby our ?? the ostroifla,- bria,:wicha a wth comptsuc ce'sbut the French ?? receivedv large'lren-, fo;cemrnents,' utim4t yi proqvd: vyi qouus. t .Its said, that 6666En~'lsh troops, ande'doni tbe ist Julyi thet& I6 Bay of ...