... L 0 N D 0 AN January 2S. ? I I . . Satturday's Gazette contains three Ordsers of c Council :-one, for contitning tle ufuial bount- | ties ior thle fea fervice, till the I it of Dec. i So6; another, for renewting the prohibition of ex port- ing naval flores for 0the period of fix niontLis, ti from the isth inftant ; and :i third, 'for remitting the performance of quarantine, in confequence of I ...

... TREATIES, E&c. PRESENTED BY HIS MAJESTY's COMMAND TQ BqTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT:, yifrWAUA 28, i o6. No. 1. (Translation). Treatv of Concert betiween his Majesty and the Etnpirro of all the kussias, signed at St, Petershurgh, the iith April, 1805. In the name of 1Tbe Most Holy 'and Undivided 'rinity. His Majesty the King of the Ulnited Kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ircland, and his Nlzjesiy ...

... ZOND&IM, zwr 2:7. *No copy of the treaty-of peace between Aust ia and Prance has yet been pulblished olicially; but in same Of the foreign papers, brouhtstb'y the Hanuburgh mail, the folowir dctatt is givetii which is more circuns- atantial, and is stated to be more accurate, than any - that has hitherto been made public: 11 Bavaria shall receive Passau, Eichstailt, the MNargrm- nmate of ...

... 'aVt'ICH, Pab 1. The Judges on 1Thursiday nmet in the Treasury Chamber of the King's Bsnch, and chose their circaits for the Lent Assizesas under: N~fioj, Lord Ellteolhorougl; aorn Mar. Justice Grose. A.lidlad. Lord Ciicf Justice Mansficld awd aMr. Baron Grahnn. Horn. Ld. Chief Baron Macdonald andl Juisticc Hcacla IhI4an. M r. 83rOs Thomson, anl jusgcc Le Blanc Norkztra. Mir. Jutisfice Rooke, ...

... L ON D ON , Yanuary 30. The Treaties between this country and Swe. den and Ruflia, wvith the acceflion of the Em- peror of Germany and Anffria to the Treaty, of St. Peterfburgh, were on Tuesday laid before both 1-loofes of Parlia nent. It appears clearly, from the fpeech made by Lord Ca,'iereagh, on prefenting the papers in the H-oufe of Commons, that the whole failure of the campaign is to be ...

... PROM THE~ LON1YO~. gA';ATTE. ZV.ofrhhstl, y~wnr arS 5!,7. lokng has ?? ?? to grant unto tie rigthdog on-, ie dward Lurd I Flenhorouoh, chief justice oj t-`ieitod` f of king's bccih, l thleoffice of chancellor of hisnajesty's exchequer. W~~itebaI, vois.n ry 28, -*I80J.-The r iCig' has becn pleased to grant to the right horssrable Robert Bank's Lord Hnwk;e.bur'' thle office of constable of Isis ...

... . -a Q - t, 7 ,, ; ' I ah; ~ a.n>, ; .r , o ur W k 2 t- S1'A:. ' I or'. EI . -SMARY FLICS. .HQ-OU I O MR. PrT.- At the, close-of vny remarks in the preceding 4W.1Mb. p.,l9 I eipressed my confide nt hlope, that thie- in- teutin,- which had then-been exprex of granting, b) pa-rliam:}ent, feralkonoursto the -memory of. this gentleman, wouW4 4be abandoned. I have hen ?? disappoint- -ed; and,- ...

... - IL.. FRAINCE .-Speech of, t4 .Arch Chanceeior of the French Empire i the sitting f, the Senate, January 34, 1 ,8O. Gentlemen; - If the Prince Grand Elector were ?? among us, you would have received from his hands the coWWud cation which his Majesty the Emperor and King orders me to make :to you. The let- ter his Majesty addreises td the senate ha' for its object, to iaxifo yaI So twgo '° ...

... TH/ R, j 0 Is An d - D s~I 0 : ' S A ?? ,-i, go6. ?? s .Yesterday Lor4 GaENvILLE 'had an audience of-his a MAJESTY at tle NQ I i's H'ous'e'.when he piesented a .to'hin the names vf the noble krd.' ,hnojrable perspns; ?? had been 'seleaeA tr account of their talents'sand v consideration, as'.psoper to cob qe'the Aiministration,' a' and which he: subnitited to ;his M'AJEiSi's sanction. The EING ...

... HOQUSE OF COMMONS. | i ?? _I __ 'an. 23. The order of the dab for taking his majesty's speech into consideration being read, User D1ikenson presented a general estimate of, the sums necessary for the public service. The hon. member- also moved that the house should to-morrow resolve into a committee of supply; to which the said estimates were ordered to be referred. TSe .Spraker, accompanied ...

... Irtonfo 000. ? T HE Rhank~s ?? H eswere vole o1 - Tuesday to Lord Collingwopd Lord NNorthe's, and Sir Richardt Sirachanwoith the Offiirer, Seamen and Marinef of the Fleets under their command. ^dfrTh&ee ?? eo~iionsJ 51i.ord Castlereagh, in a speech of considerable lergth, I ace(MhV Cohini Ad Fleet;, from the time of their firsi junction t~te time of their escape to the West Indies_ from ...

... lieaty of Peace betzeen diistria and France. (OFFICIAL COPY.) ARTICLE I. There fhall be from the date of this day peace and friendihip between his Majefty the Emperor of Germany and Auftria, and his Majefty the EmFeror of the French, King of Italy, their heirs and fucceffors, their Rates and fubjedls respecfively, for ever. ART. 11. France fball continue to poffefs in property I and ...