... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY 3. ?? . the Duke of 'itOoucefer was on Saturday . introduced to the Pi oucil ad fwora Member ther*of C a w 'a Sir Arthur Wellefley, K. B.- has been apt., } peinted Colonel of the 33d' foot,- fin the room of Marquis Cornwallis': Ii is faid VTurd Lake is ?? to fucceed ?? of the'Tower.I Lord Fitzwilliam. and Mr Coke,' of Norfolk,. eare, we underiand to be advanced to the ...

... IMPEItIAL VALiAMtNT. ign Va Lr HOUSE OF LOREIS-Jan. 27. a-o Lord MViLGRAVE brought up the fupplemen- ille tary treaties and relative papers, which were or. edred to lie on the table. His Lordfhip remark- 7ed ed, that all the papers relative to the bufinefs t tria were not produced; more, howeverj were pro- tri duced than ih the circumflances of the cafe it would have been juged prudent to make ...

... TREATIIES, &c. xRESE-;TED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMMAN'D, TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, FEB. 3 AND 4, (Concluded from Saturday's paper.) No. 111. Preliminary and Secret Convention between his Maje- fty and the King of Sweden, figned at Stockcholm, Dec. S. 1804. His Majefly the King of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majefty the King of Sweden, being animated with a mu- ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Veb. 14. The Weymouth frigate, with the Duke of Montrofe, and Lord Hawkefbury, frogn Madras, arrived at Portf- mouth, ?? by the outward-hound convoys (confift- ing of 200 veffels then in fight) ?? failedfrom Portf- mouth the !sSth ult. on the morning of the 9th inftant, about 140 miles to the weftward of the Land's End; ten or eleven flips of war then in company; wind then ...

... WNAR.OFFICE-Jan. S. 52d Foot-Lord James Hay to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macnamara, who resigns. s5th Ditto-Assistant-Surgeon Richard Jebb Browne to be Surgeon. 6oth Ditto. To ,be Lieutenants, without ?? Ri- schard Campbell, vice Kellerman, piemoted in the 96th foot; F. Dunc~ker, vice Berger, promoted in the 96rth ,foot; Ernest C. Kesting, vice Schulties, promoted in ?? African corps; ...

... . We are happy to announce the arrival of the Beaulieu man of war, in the Downs, with fix fail of the homeward-bound fleets from Jamaica and the Leeward Iflands; three have arrived at I.i- verpdoi,.three at Cork, and one at Torbay ; two have been taken and retaken, viz. le Pomona and Refolution. 2S, The Johanna Charlotte, Capt. Borrodaile, from Surinam, paffied through the Downs on Sunday ...

... The public have never been informed of a pro- je& formed by Bonaparte to feize Malta; by fut- prife, the infant our forces lhould have evacuated the iffnd, and delivered it up to the 3000 Nea- politans that were fent to occupy the fortifications provifionally. The firft news received at Malia, of prelimi- naries of peace having been figned, was brought by a cartel from Marfeilles, which was ...

... FROM TIIE FRENCH PAPERS. AudSnURa X, Jan. 27.-Private letters from Vienna announce that the Archduke Ferdinand has begun his march with his troops, reinforced by a part of the army of the Archduke Charles, towards the frontiers of Turkey. This move- ment alone has given birth to the report, that they. are going to occupy fome of the Turkifh provinces bordering upon the frontiers of the Au- ...

... - - z . - . - -- - - C J, EDITNYBURGF-FEBRUAIY 15. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE I - HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb.12n. 2 ?? The Royal Affent was given by Commiffion to the malt duty and penfion duty hills, and one naturalization bill. The ComMilTioners were the Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer, and Lord Walfingham. Mr Whitbread brought up the bill for indemnifying AMt Trotter and others, who may give evidencc on ...

... GA Z L aAcNt' N . Ri P'1 . WVUTTEHAVEN, TeCb ii. On Saturday liaft, arrived here, the Spanifh lugT ger Berbaroffla (under the command of Mr PATI-a- SoN), from StAnder, a Spanifh port in the province of Bifcay, which place fhe left about thiee b'clock ill the morning of the preceding Sund-ay, the 2d inft. but from whence Ihe had been intended to,fail (under the com- mand of Captain Iebrso xE ...

... !inner,'! cl U T?2- for EDI1NVUlRG1wLHEBRUARY 2a. the _ e Since our last, Paris papers to the 9th inst. and I three mails have arrived-..Extracts fromn'thm will d be found in our second ?? fate ot Naples the approaches to a grand ?? MIASSENA arrived at Rome on the 17th, where he will re- Vife main till the arrival of Prinel JOSEPH, tile French :ey Emperor's elder brother, who is to take the ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY 7. Wednefday, roon after twelve o'clock, Lords Camden, Welimoreland, MuIgrave, Hawkes- bury, and Caftlereagh, waited upon his Majefly at Buckingham Houre, and refigned their refpec. tive offices. Lord Ellenborough had alfo an au- dience of his Majefly, and refigned the office of Chancellor of the Exchequeri which hle held fince the death of Mr Pitt. About two o'clock Lords ...