... LLOYID's MARINE LIST-Jan. 21. The 'Mentor, C1riftie, arrived in the Downa, parted from the Oporto ?? Lifbon fleets in lat. 44. long 12. 75. and with the Nimble, Cadd; Speculation, lunn, and nine others, in lat. 47. long. 10. The Betfey, Keith; William Fennings, Luce; I.e- viathan, Clark, were all well at the Gillagagos Ift June laL. Adventure, Page, all wveli in J llv. The fletfey, Richards, ...

... WAR-OFFICE4Jan. 4. iet0G. 62d Foot-Lieutenant-General George Nligent, fr am the 8.5th foot, to be Colonel, vice General Mathew, de- ceafed. 85th Ditto-Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Rofs, Bart. from half-pay of the S5th foot, to be Colonel, vice Liestenant-General Nugent. STAFF. Thomas APton Coffin, late Commiffary of Accompts in America, to be Commiffary-General of ftores, provi- fions, and ...

... U - - F - FDlvNBMURGffJANUAIRY 27. c V&IVATE CORRESPONDENCE. d C 1OUSE OF LORDS-Jan. 24. n Ie LOra CHsANCELtLOR informed the Houre, that r hl had been waited on with the addrefs. ais Id WVALsNGIIAa, faid, that as a Noble Friend of . Jer Hvawkeibury) who was to have moved a vote It to thc ollicersand feamen wvho had diftinguilh- a ,f thank~stotc IA I A the stdl -e in the late naval vinory, was ...

... HAMBURGHi MAIL. VirENNA, Dec. 28.-We learn, that the Em. peror Alexander, previous to his departure for Ruilia, fent orders to his Generals, in the Nea- politan territory, to evacuate Italy, and re-em- bark for Rulfia. FRON% THE DANuSE, Jan. z.-Notwithfland- ing the peace, the contribution upon Aufiria Proper continues to be enforced. The reduclion has not been made from one hundred to thirty, ...

... cl, -al&ani ana and EDINBURGHIJANUARY 3SQ ter- op5 PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. the HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan. 27. has His Highnefs the Duke of GLOUCESTER took thc .ave oaths and his feat. sra- Lord J]i£sYY alfo took the oaths and his feat. ._ ILord DARN LEY faid, that in the prefent ilate of the tes country, he thought fit to fulpend the notice he bad , given, of a motion for repealing the defence a6t.- ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-Ian, 25. Mr ALEXANDER brought up the report of t the Committee of the whole Houfe, which fat. yefierday. The refolution granting a fupply to t ris Mlajefly was read a firit and fecond time, t and agreed to cern. con. A motion was then tade, that the above refolution be referred to z the confideration of a Committee of Supply on Blonday. - The queftion having been put, Mr GREY ...

... WAR-OFFICE-Jan. 14. x8o6. ISt Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet Stanford I Carroll to be Lieutenanr, without purchase, vice Brace- bridge, who retire. Thomas Shearer to be Comet, by F purchase, vice Quick, promoted. ad Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet Charles D. Sib- thorpe to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jebb, who retires. John Hall so be Cornet, vice Sibthorpe. ( 4th Ditto.-'Cornet nton. ...

... L 0 ND O0N-JANUAkY 27. Id. i ve On Saturday, at twelve, his Majefty arrived at the Queen's Houfe from Windfor, and was vifited by the Dukes of York, Kent, Cuftiber- e- land, and Cambridge, Earl Camden, Lords r u-. Hawkefbury, Ellenborough, and the Lord Chan- ly cellor, who had audience of his Majefly. At - five o'clock his Majefty returned to Windfor. t r- . On Saturday the Rufflan Ambaffador ...

... PAPLIt, I)rc- 31-' i sTRIBUNATE. 0 to Fxrtraordinary sitting of Decemler 30. of M. Carrion Nifas prefented the following pjo- er- The French people confecr~lte, in a national of ng temple, the monuments and toophies of the day of B iI5,Aufterlitz, and of the campaign terminated by m the that vi6lory. u nd W' When a general. peace fhall take place, the m- fword worn by Napoleon I. in that ...

... TREATY OF PBACE BtTVEWEN AU'STRIA AND FRANCE. I- is2aa'hv the Emperor of Germany and Auj'lria and his Iajefcv the Emperor of the French, imnr of italv,-qully animated vith a deiire to nut an end to the calamities of war, have refoleed to proceed witholut delay to the conclulion of a dcef.itive treaty of peace and have in colnlf2senc named as P to Wit : L ?? -is ?? the Emperor of(;erm.an the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan 28. Mr WItLLIATaS presented the izth Report of the Comnmiflioners of Naval Enquiry, with a fup- plement in anfwer to the observations made on tbeir firfi Report, by the Comnifioioners of the PfNy. Ordered to be printed. Lord MULGRAVE informed their Lord(hips, that he had his Majefty's commands to lay on the table copies of the treaties entered into with the Xinr of Sweden, ...

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