... 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 ...

... . -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 ...

... . Proclnain fior ?? Fast; [ London Gazette, Jan. 21, 1806. GORGE R.-We, taking into our moft serious cotsideration the just and DeCessaly war in which we wre engaged, an4 putting. our trust ifn Almfighty od, that he will gre- ciously bless our rms both by sea and liad, bave resolved, and do, biaynd with the ad- viee of our privy council, hereby cm d, that a public d(ay of fasting and ...

... FO REIGAN ZNTELLIGENCZ; . . I , ?? -- , : . ~ Vinx NA, JAI.. 1.4Sitnce. the day b~eforeyestei-;Say', the IFench troops' have begun to ale aeo6r cty;.they di a w ?? partly~o t6fppa 'Aiseri aA and part, 'to Stever- arik., f h' at , f ,ts Yesterday evening ji-nce oh o ctetein ar, .ried here 'firon Presburgr.` His hotel' lias beeer left by - ithe Fi ench~eneral who occupie.d it, .ince fh.28th.- d ...

... I - el n- ?? IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT orT AN 'G.R 25T BREWITANN X V ll ? itdD. yiv-i 1, nd'i - | . - EMOUSG OF LORDS, JAN. 31. use The Bishop Pt.CL~orEltT took the oats and ha s seat. . this 0 n FOREIGN. -TREATIES. iave Lord 'MU.LGRAVE said, as the Treaties which he had: e>- the honour to lay. before their Lordships on Tuesday, Ltur- .were now printed, he took this opportunity of stiting eks, that ...

... - PUBLIC JPAPERS. - Speech addressed by Ihe Bataviaz General Bruce to -the Emperar Napoleon ,at Sehoenx- -runn, Nov. i5, on psresentibg the cqhgra- tutatory. etter from his Ezcdlency MhX Grand Pensionary of Hulland'. fbt whic/ see 52. V5o. PV 7 I - , * Srxn,-tIn remitting to your Majesty the letter with which the grand pensioriary~- my baroth~er-in-law, has done me the honour to charge me, I ...

... :Frorthe LOcKDON 04ZETG i E I. :. ?? qh I ZE This Gazett'e contuirS a Letter from Lieitan'anjt Smitbies, of his 'Aajestv's brig Bruizer, to Adpiral-Lord Xcitbl; stating thea cta~tuse oi' L'mnpromptu'lilSSe& of iS guns and So rxmin, alter a. -6race of seven howus, Rear Fol\;9tone. The logger hid last weelk captsred the Mary. of Pool, anld Ceaoiine, ot Yaruouth.I This tazette also contatins a ...

... ?K zi (-T IV, i ii-4, zlad , . . -.9, I I - L ' ; . ?? d . . . I, I ?? ? ? I . I ? : * PARIS, JAN. i .- - t is said tliaf at'ihal etn~atiotte, 'fnd- Bertheir, will be raised to th'e digit f hncs I onthitles to be stated here, that. Nc'godations fol Peace betweeni England and Franlce, Will be copened throug,,h1 the tned~iaiion of Prussia. IL is said, that the. Senate will be dugmented and ...

... I THE MORNING CfRONICLE. Sol .LN.)ON: YMODAy FEABRUARr 3, I8O6; OD Saturday evening,\ateight 'clock, Lord GREN-M h ILLLE had an audience of his MAJESTY on.the subje a .ofthenew arrangement, which had been submittedto It his gracious approbation the day before. The same rea- sons lotdelic~acyand of respe& to his MAFESTY which have induced us heretofore to abstain fiom publishing the a Sia 1: ...

... ?? - - iMPBR'IAL rRLIAMEAN ih1EATSlU7AZN AND JREL/1N12 HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEB. I. vr G. Mir.L5'ga5ve notice that he would, on Monday see-- nght movle, tkat there lshouad be laid before the House' Co\Mc of ctht iispatches received from Major General.Prevost and Lord, Lavingrori, relative to the Attacks made some time since by the IRorhfort' Squadron on the Islands of Dominica, St. flitted and E ...