... FROM T'eJ. LONYDON GAZETTi. .~ ?? WHITEHALL-Feb. 1I1. The King has been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right Hon. Wm. WIVvndha'ir Baron Grenville, the Ri~ght Hon. Henry Petty (corn- monly called Lord' Henry Petty), John Charles Spencer, Esq. (commonly called Viscount Al- thorp); the Right lion. Win. Wickham, and John Courtney, Esq. to be CommiSsioners for execnting the office of ...

... Relative to Treaties, &c. Copy of a difpatcei from Sir Arthur Paget, K. B. to Lord Mulgrave, dated Vienna, 24th Otober 1805. -L(No. 100.) 1MY Lo ?? the firfi operations of the cam- paign have been' attended with lofs and difadvan. tage, which from the prefent alpe&t of affairs, it is, I am grieved to fay, not too much to prefume, vwe may, among other caufes, attribute our ill fucceffes to thz ...

... LLOYI's MARINE LIST-Feb. IS. The =hip Hunter, from River Plate to Mozambique, laden with tallow, foap, candles, and beef, is taken by the private ffhip of war Lucia, of London, Capt. Nicol, and arrived at Barbadoes. The Belize, Simmons, from Greenock to Honduras$ the Robert, Derbyihire, from Liverpool to Jamaica; and the Fame, Williams, from Briftol to Jamaica, were taken 7th Dec. in lat. So. ...

... CAPT. CURZIE, OF THE FORTH PACKEr I'-.OF LCITH. It gives us much pleafure in communicating to the public, that Captain CuRRIF.'s gallant and meritorious condruc in lately attacking a French privateer on the coafl of England, and thereby preventing not only the capture of his own {hip, but of a brig belonging to Kirkcaldy, as well as re-capturing a valuable velfel in poffeflion of the Frenchmen ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZEMC. WHITEHALL, Jan. Z9. The iting :12s been pleafed to confer the ho. nour of the Moft Honourable Order of the 'Bath on-t.. Right. Hon. William Earl of Northefk, leir A~dliral of tlje Red, and Sir Richard John Strachan, Dart. Rear-Admiral; of the Blue fqua- dron of his Maijefy's fleet. The King has alfo been pleafed to grant the dignity of a baronct of the -uiited ?? of ...

... To the Printer oj the Caledon ian Miercury. SI., S SIP., II s Though adlors, as adors, are a lawful game, it was my intention, in imitations of tile great, to have N given them a jubilee this feafon, in io far as derended on my feeble pen ; and, though this letter may, in fome degree, be held as a deviation from myn plan, be afror- ed I Ihall nlot be troublefbme. G To be brief, I hold it to ...

... :T`oM3 TINE LONDO.. GAZETTR. Al the Court of the Oncen's Palace, the 1st o Febrmary 1806. P R 5 F N T, Tlhe KIN-C's -Most ?? Majesty An Council. This day his Highiness the D)uke df Gloucester xw-as, bY his Majestv's command, introduced into the Privy Cousncil of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland hv Earl Camden, K. G. Lord President, a II d his Hlighncss took his place at the ...

... 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 ...

... IIAMBURGHZ MAILS. . VI'tNA, Jan. 15.-.This day the following , patent was publifhed _ & FRANCIS II. by God's grace, &e. e When I removed from among you, I had I no fmall inducements for believing ;hat our kpa, I ration would be but of very fhort duration, as'f was then my fixed refolution, immediately after the conclufton of the Hungarian Diet, to retil) to Vienna, and to remainl with you as ...

... PAESEXTED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMMANDy TO e BOTH HOUSES OF PAkLkAMEWT, JAx. 28, i666. Treity of Cencert between bis Majefty and the Emperor in of the Ru fiast&gned at St Petertburgh, the l 1th of April 1805. F In the name of the Moft Holy and Undi. P vided Trinity. IC His MWsjelfy the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majefty the Emperor of AII thse Rullias, ...

... EDINBU1RGH NEWS CON I iNUED. A correfpondent in Iflay requefts us to flate, for the information of the public, that DolNALD CA-V:EPON, a herd upon th': farm of Machry, in that ifland, was feverely afifed with a dropfy, -which kept him bedfafl from July to Nov. Ial; but was fitally cured, by itfng a quarter of a pound of Bohea, drinkirg a flrong inffuflon ot it, and eating the leaves. In three ...

... FRO M THE FRENCH AXM DUTCH PAPER2S. PARIs,-Jan. 29.-Yeierday his Majefly the Emperor and King, furrounded by the Princes of his family, and the Princes Grand Dignitaries of the Empire, the Minifters, the great Officers, Civil and Military, the Civil Officers of the I-loufehold and of his Council of State, received upon his Throne the homage and congratulations of the principal conaituted ...