... -PART.NERSHIPS DISSOLVED: From the Gazette of Saturday, Dcc. 21. r 180S, Feb.'23. Q Robert Turner and 'Williama Boddy, of Kinglion-upon.J-Hull, grocersandte.a.dealers. d 1804, Dec. 31.' James Tod, Andrew Tod, Andrew y Cowan and Thomas Thomson, 'at Borrowftloefs. eC: Dec. 31. Elirhard Fpthergill, John Hnilfcoreh, Wathin IBloore and Robert Huloiin, of Chapman, Surrey, carpeu- d ters and builders ...

... vLONDON, MON DAY, Decernber 23. -(fhom the Coarier.) '1 his morning wve received a conpy of the Sup- plement to the Argus of thle 17til. *i'here can now remain no doubt of the truth of its con- tents; i'aris Joirnals to tile 19th, and Dutch to the '2-1th, 'hasving been yfcirday received in tow I, which e lunderiltand Containi the 30th & .iit BulletinIs as they appeared in the Argus; ise ...

... ?? as - 5'tSunday a11(. 7;-lie.'t'ty's Post., T7he LONI)ON GAZ.E'i''E, Slielutday DLc. °3. sccre ,ry oj StaIle's Ojicc, ffAitdiall, Dcc. °S, rP II 1, Cenlmandirlg Of icers fA tilore Volun- IL teel 'erM-, ill the netroipolis and its vici- nity, %%hich aic dlefirous of offering their fler- iceas in attinldanice at tile fullerail of tilt late Vice Admtniral Levil Vii'counit Nelleti, are rt- ...

... F i f In'l. -1 7ETTE, TV011Y, E 0T u7eJ y, Dec. 31. f DC. i31, 1805.. d r.~ e t rai- n t° llil5 tt efi)j ' Shi, 1E'n ,ticillie, i 1t lallIt, Dec. 28R, 18iu. ...

... I b u ?? LONDO-N, FRIDAY, DEC. 27. E' York p apers to the 22d inflanit, have beci receiveo]. They are filled with 1 1ts of the depredations committed by ?? ch andl Spanilh cruizers oin the com- p f the United States. It alforappears, OttLhe difftrenccs between the Americalt; and 03SCtoverlnents, rcfpep1ing New Orleans, ?? ajulFied; and it feems to be a prevail- r(C iliOCH atng'flg the traes ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, Decembei 30. - I - - C - ?? n '1wo Meffe gers atrived at the Secretary. of State's Oflice early ycflerdlay morning; Mr. Proudman, with dilpatches from Lord Levefon Gower, his M lojefty's Ambaffidor to the Elipe- rnz of duflia, dated tromn T'echen-and Mr. Cturvoifier w ith dift)atches from Lord Harrow- hv. '1The diirpatches from Tcfeben are of the 15th, thofe froim Berliln of ...

... PalRT.Ni'RSHIPS DISSOLVE. - Fromi the Gazette 1' SaturdayDec. 28. a 5804, April 1. Joih, 'l'heat, James 'lhtat, S'%muel ht llits eat, ?? t, of Harwoud, and Abra.Tbweat, 1l of T'ouige-cuii-Hai lgih, Lncalhife, bile chers. 'I Dec. 31. Janmes 'lud, Andrew Ttid, Andrew Cowanj 'n amid Thomas Thomion, tf 2orrriwionel s. 180.', Sept. nt'. 'lhonias Wililfon and William Water- houlf-, of L,,d-lane, ...

... S'ild'Ill III, l Tu Iesday's Post. T71_ LO ON P N, GA'Z I, I'VE, Saturdaq fan. 4. r-p IIIS Gsiaztte conttnins Addreffes to hisi m Maijdc-y on the Inte gloriouts Vi.ory, fr(ont the CitV (if ('trk, Doroughs of Kirkcud- britht, DlUItIfries, Roval B]3rgh of Lnanirk7 'Towns of Dock (Devunllfllire)a Pelzance, and HlisaIiaXt Harfx u Oft.rce, Jar. 4. 1 806. 6tod Regimj'it of loot, ?? Georgc Nu- .gent ...

... I ?? sTa(CREPT, ll?- PO , YriO, T1JESD)4Y, JAN. 7. L7 1 intellig(enic has reached us f° frtilhC Continent. 'Ihe report of a 9 t103 atyof Peace having been figned be- nriitc 'Ire ?? Alitia is, to faY the leadit Iecll c nor do xse believe thut Bona- ?? I) ijuw find it anl cafy tal; to dic- ,fit,'Vi 1V ?? ~,f~t to ;Uftria--SUs. Pnlctiotil em Ini be all eagerly looking le'plljo onl ot Allr. Pitt, ...

... STATE' PAPER. DEC LA RATION OF SWEDEN. We, (u4liavus Adolphus, by the Grace of G0(d, King of Sweden, the Goths and Vandals, I ivit of Dennina k ahd Norwvay, I) Le ?? awidl Hofltein, &c. &c. declare, 6c make known, thitt wvhen we entered upon the government of our kingdom, the ?? Frrench revola- tioni hitd prevailed for tome years, while thle nof0t Ifnhguinare and unheard( of fccnes which had ...

... I pbrid'e and atardays bosrts L DONT, FRIDAY, JAN. 3. IE jllamburgh Mails of the 17th, 20th, f ant 24th ult. arrived onl Thurfday; they lcoifirml the figning of thc Armilifce be- 1 t Iperor of Germany & Bonaparte, jo ,mo becl ?? in favotir ,,,01 ~tIng ore has be ,jiullians than an unmoletfed retreat, and We nral uidcrflanding whatever has been general U jilieR between Rullia and France. The ...

... rlFWArERAL of LORD NELSON.. an~ - A -r-, . .- vi ?? \ .-I . - . Wednefdisy morning tbe Procelfion by water coinmenced. Before day-light the He- ralds. ani feversl Naval Officers who were Xo aflift, akminbled at the Adniralty, and pro- ceeded in form, in carriages, to Greeliwich. At twelve o'clock the Proe0csa fet out fromt thence, and the comtinued firing of the Tower guns iannoutced its slow ...