... QXx ARD, JANUARY 4. A. r I I I , Tke Rev. EdAvard Seagrave, B. A. of Maderlen Hall' in this Univecflty h:as lately been indoU ed to the Redtdry of Wef cotte Baarton, in this Diocefc, va- cant by the deatlh of his father, the late incumbent and patron thereof. The officers, non-comnmiflloied oflicers, and privates of the Bullinghdon Troop of Cxforsdflaire Yeomanry Cavalry, have remitted, by ...

... I P;Da. ' -- I - ?? 16- 1 1 1 1 1-.- d-2?OA TIE L.ONDON GAiErTEi. AD.VaRAL'-rY OFFICE, DEc 31. A Letter f'nri,, Lieut. Hindfield 1to Admiral A ?? inlirodu.ces tile followilio - At-is diuLfy'> .Sbip Jky)pti n1,, oqF UJbdn, Dec. 28. Sna, I have the ?? to acquaint You with the capture of the French' frigate La Libre, on the after- noon Of 'ile 24th itflant, off Rochefort, by his Ma- jeflty's ...

... s!untav anti z.uentJw' pon.- - L O N DO A, December 3r. P ARIS papers to the rSth, and Dutch Jour- _ nals to the 23d infiant, h ave arrived, bv -hich we have received the unfortunate and af- dlins tintelligence ot 'the confirmation of an A rnittice between France and Atufiria, which riniflice wasconcluded on the-6thill ft. (not on she 4thi as has been hilted\ between Marfltal 'el thier and ...

... FROM TilE LONDON GAZhITTE. ADMlRALry-OFficE-Dec.S1. 1805. Copy of a letter from Lieutenant Phillips Cofby Hand- tj field, of his Majefty's -fhip the Egyptienne, to Wil- liam Mbrfden, ELIq. dated in Cawfand Bay, the 29th is inflant. t S1R, I have the honour to enclofe, for the informa. p tiob of the Lords CmnnmilTi c-ers of the Admi- ralty, a copy of my letter to Admiral Cornwal- 1 lis, ...

... ' Ataan Ordination hel I y thc Bishop of ll.v un Suknday se'inighL, the follnwing gentlkmeu of the Un0iversity of Camhr~dge, were of- dained Priests, viz. the Rev. This. Carr, M.A. Fellow of rrinity college; Rev. Peploe Win. tWard, B. A. ?? college; anri tile Rev. Charles Wedge, B A. ot Cajius college. Last weck tihe 21st regt. of Light DragGuns% marlched from Wuodlriidte Bariacks, o° *l eir ...

... THE MORNING CHROANICLE. I evi .LONDON: thi .S TURD&Ir, 2JvANuR?'4, rSc6, We. this day give a number of additional articles froni: un a.veryextensive private correspondence. we received by' cv the Mails, and which want of room yesterday obliged a s to postpone. . A , AltiouAh Ministers have not thought fit to publish I any more Bulletin-s, yet endeavours are 'making to'per- to I suade the ...

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... , - WAR-OFFICE-Dec. 17. 11 Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cornet William Elton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 4th Ditto-Edmund Lally to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted. 13th Regintcne of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant H. Podmorejrom the 8th Wfeft lodia regiment, to be Lieu- tenant, without purchlafe. 15thDitto-lieutenant-ColonelRobert Ballard Long, from- the 16th light dragoons, ...

... . I -1 . - . I ?? J . i I .. ?. .. L o : ., P . , ?J? -? . o7'1 ? : .. 1 $ zy* ? : -, . -:n? :'7Che first lieuteijrt ?? n~d thejirsr Iieut-edahcs' - ?? Aja~x, *Jlderer, Mtare ii Eedfierpdlso, who fough doie ships vi te hbitte of tl7iftgaf ?? di, p roxsteW tb ?? post captain' tj'heecoasl'.tjlbd, andfonrzhi jornct4a to the rank dcq~at-Eo- irl pnn l3sneiistesimapctoe victortnreeotigiKoys'Sove- - ...

... , v-Trump. i EDINVBURIGII-JA2NUJARY 4. di We are still without news from the Continent, fr r except through tfhe channel of French and Dutch to papers. Four mails are now due from Hamburgh, ol They are anxiously expected, as they will probably at throw some ligbt on the late transactions in Mo-fe ravia. Though the French accounts may be in much exaggerated, no doubt now remains that an ...

... * ' . w EkV ASi ,LJ. ?? - iaa~~~theie ?? ?? (1Catroytak` th hopes- the. ~ahint arnryisv MnrAlaiva. Byv these pipers, it apar l~~ritst~arntti~nt IA:0ve themi heuost er-ed~t,,i~i~&to.~ ezt,.itheee theist inbuiktuips thiere was no, bsaxf ater. the. cornpiere: -a~ ?? the: empexpr- aof Ct-nirry wa&-, Cmeiuiphd t, 4-'n4&~t6 an; armisaihee,4 ?? tes Peussia to Scive the 4eiaipder jpT he ~ .4 - gn4 t ...

... Lt6 NEtSONs LAST GENERAL OCIER. [There will not, we believe, be one reader.of the following moft interefting article, who will not feel the higheft admiration of the gallant hero who has raifed to fuch a proud height the naval glory of the Britilh Em- t' pire, and additional regret that he fhould be loll to that ] fervice of which he war the brighteft .6rnament.] n The ?? Order of Lord Nelfon, ...