... TC? ?¶*.T?1 )o, 1i oULE; li ivpte, 6. ,yart .C Udv °ft .JOHN B. il ,iRF;i tis D/ q;1T h , TI ay, May .6. dra _Ojicc, lau 6, 10so6. spe ' oriafe Warren, Dart. and Ilto 1tt 010, or tia 16ue, &c. &c &C lo. V; %, V r, ol d bte(do ilb i i, Maiijefty's~ l) I i Il ot ciAlarchli, 1806. ii!i , o ill communicate to their Bar that, at ?? paft three A. sNf. (ol, 1 larchitis M)Iajefly s ihip the Lon- this ...

... PARTNERSHIPS DISSQLVED. From the Gazette of Saturday, May 3, 1806, Feb. 19. Willianm PHaliaip and William Borrett, of Strad brook, Suffolk, tanners. Feb. 1,1. Joleph King, Williatn WWrr, John Askew, and Thomas Partington, of Boltoniti-ilc-Moors, Lan- calhire, cotton tuanuifaXturers. 1March1 1. Henry WVoollev, of Winler, and James I Bacqueen, of AlatlockDerbnfhire, cotton fpiniers, aiid calico ...

... THE 4,IgQRNN offHOXTIL2 * ~LQI4DQNi', ?? 7711URSI)4V0 M4T~ 8. .xio6. . Late Iast oigit..the Famburg i Mail duer arrived. It-appears that the KiIiG of SwDEs lias nsidered .the attack of the Prussiais trloops, expell6ing his forces fkom Lavenlurgh, as-ai declaration of hostilities an has .put an ernbargo op the Prussian vesselsin the ports of ,nerania. Trhese vessels, jiove ver, aie nly two, ...

... P mebtiterbap anb ?? From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 6. ADM!rALTY-OFFICE, May 6, IS0. Copy of a letter froin Sir Johu Borlafe WYarren, tart. and K. B. vice-admiral of the blue, fef. to WKIlian arqfilen, efq. dated on board his nfajefly'slbip Fout- drcyant, atfee, the 14th of March, I806. -- Sit, Requeft you will communicate to their lordfnips, that, at half paft three A. M. on the i3th of M\arch, ...

... ?? -slna~nt nof iI22. General Melnou, eommandant at s falpiAe, has tranfnitred a report to Paris, eI ftarin, April 15, io which he mentions the Ated Tri, Arl dhmff ? ed of a ?? who flyled hhn rlf ontperr ftlhe ath and Kil ot Marengo. He was killed by a party Phe Gendsrmelie, after ote of the party fent agaif t im Iad faleni.l--e general concludes his report by 0grarulatinlg the habitanlts of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,, HOUSE or COMMONS.- *kPNESDAY, April 30. Mr. 1Windhia moved the order of the day, 1br the fecond reading of the bill forreealing the additiontal force a&l; he then moved th-a ttis bitl lfe low read a fecond time. Sr JamesP-ttrAeey oproicd the motion, confodering it impolitic to repeal is meafure, till foineqplan, likely to be equally eficacious, was brought forwrard. Mrk. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI4MENT GRSAT BRITAIN ANDJ- ELflNT.h HOUSEOF LORDS, MAY. :in the enmocittee of Privileges, new Resoletionrs viere passed respec91ng the Clani's'to the Roms Peerage, in. orde'r to shew the dei ivation oE ;thelC aimants, throughi the Ma.ni~ers family from the family of Roos, and also to save the Claim of the Duke, of Rutland to any Barony of that name. The Coh-heisr'in wosfom tdle B ...

... RO~SR-Plv IN'thLL- ?? ,E r6oitmcsr, Apar. ?? still ho14ou't;,by1 which the farther operations in 'Lower Italy. are uch I retarded It is about to be cannonaded by ioogreatI gunsitiat the situation o6ftthe Fort upon a; hill, &is so a- vantagedus, Ithat the bombardment produces lutile effea,. and it will be very' difficult to take it so long as the corn- municltion by. sea is open. .Iis satd, ...

... alli Saturday's Posts. 1.ONDON, FRIDAY, MAY 2. FIE var;,oU aCcountS lately received from l h7 Continent lhe.v that the French Go- -vcry couch digsatisfied with the fur- )riotl' ?? of Cattaro to the Rotlaians. r ,,IIh GoVernuent infilts on having tile itr,,nfl. the hand of the Auftrians, and fI * . 1mwv this is to be effecfed it is not ttt-irttaiid. There are now very fewy, l Aati n ?? in the ...

... IF~ ig ' EDIfBURGH1MI.Y 8. riIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-MAY 5. r their ?? returned from Wefiminfler Hall, 1f1c ]puty Uihfer of the Black Rod was ordered to f, tOllP the Commons, who immediately attended, ?? Majy&iy's commtiffion for giving the Royal Af- dto feveral public and private hills, was read. A- the public bills were the rhree MiUion Exche. 'r'i'is billthe \1itneffes ...

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... HOUSE OF COMMONS-May 2. SLAVE TRADE. Mr WIL8ERFORCE, in confequence of a dif-- ference of opinion, which took place lal night, on a matter of fa& refpeaing the flave trade, thought it was necehfary for him, in fapport of his opinion, to move for certain papers. It had been Rlated, that a very confiderable trade in Haves had ?? for a ?? time between the mer- chants of this country and the ...