... IMPORI'S & EXPORTS AT LElTH-Fecb 6. MPoIRTJXD FROM Ilamhurgb-iL32 packages calf flcins; 330 horde hide,; 103 cow and ox hides; 3 casks old iron; I hhd beef and faulages; 1 box chequered linien; I keg butter. Da2tezid--S kegs honey; 4 fathoms lathwood; 5:0:o0 fiaves; 9 pieces fir timber; I2 bags feathers. oftterdamn-50 hhd linefeed; £2230 mats fia,; 10 loads bulrufhes; 200 cov and ox hides; 4 ...

... Tft.R GREEAT SEAL. 4 l A$ s_ Besides the reports which we observe in tlie pub. lic prints, from other sources we learn, that the Great Seal is about to be put intn the possession, of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, now a British Peer. Along with it, it is confidently reported, the entire patronage of Scotland is to be entrusted to him ; this, it was once said, was to have been given i to the Earl of ...

... IFO li THE PFNC 2Y I AD ip IP.1 0rc ha . A ?? From ray Ime.rial cam-p ate chcnrun, Dec. I SOLDlEI;S, For ten years I lia-re done al; I could to fa e Ming of Naples; he hia uc every ti-ing in h to deifroy himtfelf. i i After the batrles of Dego, of slIondori, - Todi, he could give me no ?? oppoficnlX ced confidence in1 the vord of this Prince, ?? ved with g-neroity towarde hir. .!,3m When 'he ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-FEI'RUARP 24. :MR M'Trs FUNERAL. Saturday morning, vafI crowds began to al- femble.about..Palace Yard, -ard the ineighbour. i hood of Wellmninfler Hall and the Abbey. Be- fore nine o'clock, all the windows of the houfes' were occupied, from 'Palace Yard, 'to the.froot m i avenue of Weftrminter Abbey, by females of every rank and age, . rnoft of them in full drefs. *From..the front ...

... any HI-OUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 15. ion Lady Nelfon's annuity bill, and Sir Richard Strachan's annuity bill, were received from the lat- Commons, and read a firfl time. ;ua- Lord HOLLAND gave notice, that, as the pa,. but pers were row on the table, he would move the So- fecond reading of Mr Trotter's indemnity bill on on, Monday. it. Lord HAWKt.SBURY ;emarked, that this bill I ,nc- went to relieve ...

... INSURRECT10N AT TRINIDAD. PROC LAMATIO N. By his Excellency ThOMAS HIs~op, Efq. Lieutenant- Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the l1and of Trinidad, and its dependencies, &c. &c. Whereas there are ftrong reafons to apprehend that this colony is threatened with internal dan- gers, from the nefarious machinations of ilf-dif- pofed negroes and flaves in this community. And his Majeffy's ...

... Cl, a llup-)? D nsillag rfp rp. EDINLBURGH-FEB1RUARY 8. e PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. h HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 5. h Mr Hasx-sis, from the Bank, prefented a copy of tthe fame account as that he delivered in to the Com- it mons. d Mr Fox brought up-the Auditorfhip of the Exche. g quer bill. He was followed by almoft all the Mem- b hers who wereat the time prefent when he left the Houfe of Conimons. The ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY .17. The Earl of Harrington is appointed Com,- mander in Chief in Scotland, in the roomrbf Lord Moira.-Sun. General Lord Hutchinfon has not yetaccept-' ed the chief command of the forces in Ireland. Mr Hobhotife becomes Chairman of Ways and Megns, vice HI. Alexander, who retircs. Sir George Shee fuccceds Mr Coke as Secre- tary in the office of Secretary of State for the ...

... Fiewo THE LONDON G6 . At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 12th of February 1806, PRESENT, The itNG'S Most;ExCelleutMajestv in Couftil. This day his Grace John Duke of Bedford, the Right HIon. Earl of Carnarron, the Right Hon. John Joshua Earl of Car'sfort,' the Right HItn. Charles Augustus Lord Ossulton, the Bight Hon. St Andrew Lord St John, of Bletsoe, and the Right lion. VWilliam Elliot ...

... tffir .1__ .1 XT a-. . We believe the New Ministry is at, lenhgth of ?? Correspondent says- The Mi- be nisterial arrangements are now completely settled, B ay and the distribusion of offices are nearly conform- A ed able to the lists which have been pubishced. -I .id The principal Members of Administration will be by Gazetted to-morrow. fel d 'i'he following list of the new Ministry, as sub. ...

... WAR-OFFICE-Feb. x5. Igo6. 1 - tI Y e._ . VqWAR-OFFl1U1-ZeDI. Ir. 1600 .. - ist Regiment of Life Guards-Captain James Plu'n- lcett, from half pay of the i S8th foot, to be Captain 'of a troop ?? exchanges. Licutenant John Lewis Phillips to be Captain of a troop, by purchase, visee Phnkete, who retires. - Cornet and Sub-Lieute- nant John Toinkyns tore Lieutenant, vice- Phillips. 6th Regirrenc of ...

... TREATIES, W'c. . PtesENTED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S C.0M1MAND, TO aNOT HOUSES OF PARLIAKfENT, JAN. 28, B06. f Continuedfroan our last.) No. 11. (C.) Copy of a Declaration delivered by Prince Cz3rtorylzi, to the Anibaffador Count de Stadion, the 28th July- 9th Au.ulft 1805. 0 The underfigned Minifler for Foreign Affairs, d being authorifed to that effe~t by his Majefty the k Emperor of all the Ruffias ...