... 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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... PROM T1E LONDON &AZHJ'L. WHITEMALL, Jan. 27. The 17-ing has bca; p!eafed to grant unto the Ri2ht Hton. E dward Lord Etlenborough, Chief Juica of the Court of King's Bench, the office of Chancellor of his Majefty's Exchequer, J JANUART 28. The King has been pleafed to grant to' the Right Honourable Robert Banks Lord Hlawkef- bury the office of Conifable of his Majefty's Cadike of Dover ; and ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Jan. 28. The Rofalia, Smidt, from Smyrna to Amilerdam; the Belleifle, Leach, from Salem to Leghorn; the Gre- nada, -, froin Stettin to Malaga; the Ann, Cory, from Charlefton to Malaga; and the St Jean, Stran- nock, from Vigo to Leghorn, are detained and fent in- to Gibraltar. The John & Mary, Bell, from Memel to Bofton, is on ihore near Bridlington. The Trepaffy, Morris, ...

... WfHR-OFFICE an. 2i. i8a6. Royal Rgimtnt of Horse Guards.-George Stone to. t be Cornet, by purchaseiaice Cooper, who retires. F ?? aentof Dragoons-Cornet Charles Fox Chain Crespigny to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice en Scott, who retires. i5th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Licutenant I Snow, from the 2,6th foot, to be Lieutenant, without o purchase. -6th Ditto-Philips Lloyd Fletcher to be ...

... FOREIGNr INTELLIGENCE. THE FIRST HAMBURGH MAIL VtQN&A, Jan. 1.-Since the day fore yef- tetday the French troops have begun to leave our city; they draw off partly to Upper Auftria, and partly to Steyermark. Yeiterday evening Prince' John of Lichtev- atin arrived here firom Prefburg. His hotel has been left by the Frcnch General who occupied it rince the 28th. Yefterday morning we found a guard ...

... d lat224g18f SE lrartC EDINBURGH-FEBRUARY 3. PRIVATE CORIRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan s.L There waS no bufinefs in the Houfe of Lords, except that printed copies of the treaties between this country, Ruilia, and Sweden, were laid on the table. On the motion of Lord MULGRAVE, the Hlouf was ordered, to be furnmoned on Friday, to take them iato confideration. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Jan. si. Mr POLE ...

... Esr INVDIES. CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTAORDINARY. Saturday, O&ober 1:9. 1305. FORT WILLTAM, OCTOBER 12. 1805. With fentiments 1f the deepeft forro;& and re- gret the Government announces the deceafe of the MoA Hodourtable Charles Marquis Cornwab- is, Knight of the Mod Noble Order of the Garter, Governor-General of the Raft India Company's pofleffions, and Coinmatider, in Chief of his Maje(ly's and ...

... LLoysB mASHRE LTST-$as. 31. from St Helena, of the 25th December, ;°°t sips had been feen off that ifland, fop- etha the Marengo nan of war and Belle Poole Pto, r e the Cape of Good Hope, as they failed gt~ec f ehr 9t Novemnber. rte theifl, ad ?? Cattle,,both arrived at St He- feiled fsou Madras IOtM September, with the enda jlwkefburY Duke of Montrofe, and Devaynes, lrd o f the reymouth ...

... iban!;o, Yauiare 30. LONDON GAZETTE. The 'ging has been pleased to grant unto the Rii lt I.onourable Edward Lord Ellenborough, Cel at ustice of the Court of King's Bench, the or-cc of Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer. 'rihe King has been pleased to grant to the '14iht ounonrable Robert Banks, Lord Hawkcs- burv, the office of Constable of his Majesty's Cistle of Dover; and also the office ...

... - - ?? ?? ?? - . ?? HOUSIE OF LOIRDS. TII sday, 7dwrtnar z23. After some uilmllportant ?? the louse protirirded to St James's with their Address. ridq s, '7anIary 24- The 1-lousei this da;y stood summoned for a motion by L1ordl Ilawkesbury of thanks to the Heroes of Trafdlgar, but it xtas postponed. Lord Cowher's motion for Monday was also postponedfine die. A 'rl day 3ansuosy 27. Ilis ...