... RUSSIAN. NOTE. Refutation of certain Mifreprefentations which have been circulated with a malignant defign. Having remarked, in different journals, va- rious mifreprefentations iefpeling the Mliflion with which Prince Dolgorucki was charged, on the part of his Sovereign to Bonaparteamifriepre- fentations which have been fanctioned by the thir- tieth bulletin of the French army-it is become ...

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... , , ft it M, II A ON DAY in the Anuse of Commoins, Lord [9 I Caitlereaghilkrall the attention of the 1-oose tos tbe late Mlarntjis Cornuwallis. Wh!ile I~e admitted, he said that it had been the gene- dal ?? ot the mouqe tobestno distinlgulih-| ed lionours onlyon sucil as had ?? n iof son 'i parlicular enterprise, f ill the excuio ofone sp1ecific service; and, in certain views ol' the suliject, ...

... Cr c'cal?9¢ 1QOpff contintUe. Jrrrvn ic Z O NDO N GA Z r iTE b.I WHSITERALL, JASNUARY 29.: T H E Kino has been pleafed to confer the hon our of the Moft Honourable Order of the Bath on the Right Honourable William Earl Nortireik, -Rear. Admiral of the Red, and Sir, Richard John Strachan, Bart. Rear - Admniral of the Blue Squadron of his Majefly's Fleet. Deavni~ng Svreet, j7anary-25. The Kirg ...

... Relative to Treaties, -we. N No. 1. Extra&s from Difpatches of Sir Arthur Paget I K. B. to the Right I-Ion. Lord Mulgraye. No. IL Extrais from Difpatches of Lord GranvilI6 Le vefon Gower to ?? Hon. Lord MIul grave. No. Ill. Extra£as from Communications from his Excel. lency Count Woronzow. to his Majefty's Go. verimient, marked- (A.) Plan of Operations prop6fed by the Couri of Vienna. (B.) ...

... tOND N A z.: r . - ' ?? - WVSaXt, !cTiit-V7tL*rkiedifg his been plelsed to. .3ofnxtSir '1.UptYLGCoige, KCnt~ :Anbrose Serle, I homas ai~nihtoio hJafie6B en joha Doatls,; ,sgt5 aud 3J1U* IS-,eiu,'4oeiro o~f phvstcato b'lhis ma~stjv'aoinmiisionerX. for e ssai'ngt ?? servjce,. for jthe care of *rykI au wtosund esueiiien .;nd for ttue ezrte. anld ctustody of pr~snerwof ?? j~ng.Ge3*Gottiil-- Bo ...

... I NEWGASTLE, AsRUJRr.. 8. Siice our lhst si 'jiiail have arrived ffom'aburgh. The Frencth trqnts 'ertirely evacuated Vienbxa on thc r1zth ulL and the e;npexor of Austria returned thither :-6Oll the xfth. The Archdudte:Charles entered- it Oa, the. e8tr; ati the ead of 3s,ooo men, who, are to co0ispose tht futfife garrison of itf cty. ''lie imperite chancery like. wise returned, together'vith ...

... The New Administration was 6nally settled On .orndav. The obstruction occasioned by the proposal of a Military Council to assist the Corn- i. mander in Chief was got over, his MAJESTY havI inr beeti graciously pleased to acquiesce in (hat1 mwasure. On I'edriesiay, Mir GinYJ LordIt- a RY PErrY, and Mr ERsKicNE, were sworn Privy an Councillors,' and Earl SPE~rcER and Mr WiND- sej eHAm, received ...

... L 0 N D 0,N, ?? 4. I . r I r jn the 'lousk of COMMONS, Oil Saturday, Mr. W allace called the attention of the HaIufe to the charge which M-. Paul intended to bring agalnft Marquis Wel-flyev ; and irk order to repel that charge, he fhould mofe for certain papers. Hie then moved for. fuch extracs of letters from the Governor-General as re- lated to the Nabob, of Futtyghur, and to the Nabob of ...

... !??aturuaps 1poft. 13P Crprcfo. I L O N D O N, February 7. N 0 further accounts have been received re- N fpecling the Squadron of which Sir R. Strachan was, according to the report of the Captain of the Naiad, left in chace on Saturday laft. It is believed at the Admiralty that the fuppofed enemy was a part of Admiral Corn. wallis's Fleet, which was off Ublhant on the 3111. Yeflerday a Cabinet ...

... a--M? ?? Y-.- all'o. ?? so 1 ??Unav- - looft! ? I I F30USE OF COMMI)NS, ?? , peA. 3. MARQUI-s C6rXWALl. ;5.; ~ ORD ClkreaZ faid' the cafe he had now to pre. L fent to the confideratson of the Hiouie was not a eafe of. a co on rtnature. The late Marquis Corn. wallis was a man whofe talents werts, perhaps, not of a nature fafficiently fplendid to difting0uifh -him. by eloquence in the Senate; ...

... L O X D N. -eb av4- -- . I . ?? . _-a .y 4 The Hambrtsah mail, due on Stindav, arrived laft night.-A Convenifoll has becrn conchuded between his Excellency the Prul7ian Lieutenatit- General, Count Kalckreusth, .at-Eaderbarn, and Gel. Bl.rbou, at Hamelnt;: according to which, the Prutlflau troops in the territorybf Paderborn will forin a cordon of neutrality I no rein force- niclt of Fueicji ...