... POSTSCRIP . I Fromo the LONDON GAZETTE, May no. f O nights gaze-te contains a letter from captain T Wallet, detailing the narrative of a gallant ex- ploit perforncid bv the boats of his majeflv's (loop of wvar Serpent, who attacked and carrizd a Spanifh guarda cofta, mounting onC ilong is-pounder, two 4-pounders, four 3-poutlderr., irnall arms, and 40 men, of whom, the cormmndet and 2s of the ...

... FROMU MIIE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-May 17.. Copy .f a Letter from Capt. Sir Thomas- Livingfion, Bart. to Vice-Admiral Lesrd Collingwood. His Majelty's {hip Renoinmee, at anchor, Europik Point, W., N. WV. One Mile, pMY LORD, 5th April 1806. I informed your Lordihip by the Nautilus, that on the ad'inft. two Spanilh fhips of the line, a frigate, and a brig, came out of the port of ...

... ?IDUITDM lbo(to. a LoNTON 4#A t TM AT'&RIRDNAt P.Y, PM1SUZQRJ111AVt, ISAv 16. *fl-P A4 Clf buim b1een received at the I, ot a looirfe from (ir GeOrgC Ililaro Stal nw-. n 1,da1r Jl al;adl thc 4th D(cetrubcr 185, of which fi ftllowing i Un estrati: t hir,_ noW the ltiiour to informn yotir honorable f sit, that on the 2dti ult. a definitive treaty was con- idd betv eell the riglht lion. lord ...

... - : -- , ?? --7 fl 'tit t~riV~ ith ?? i''t It3, Jitceiq)? 131 ws ?? gO ?? !.Ale third t9se:r~~ijttdl g tv~ed k~rtio 11555 .?v e~rtxtv'!ij' NE.r laid'neiav utira, an ?? qjt'li- fgin} tpitol a c sqit t ert- iji.Itil VC3!t, , ; CGwus5;77AtA.jssm itI il favour iiiJ 6; r hlo.a vtlalily dile Q1i,1i.foi lylirtl~lfjrd9 aftplitt tee oi tie Inlbiiet Dettors.bill. Seoraliilrja11 5e1i4. mints sterc moie ...

... CLT G w TA- I CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRORDINARY. 5ATuRDOA, DrcCEMrsE 7. 18i. 2 CZ} I C On the 4th inft. commenced the fecond fefflons of Oyer and Terminer, and Gaol Delivery, and alfo an i Admiralty Sefflons for the town of Calcutta and faulory ?? William, for the year 1805. The Grand Jury received their charge from the HonE the Chief J aofice, who, at confiderable -length, pointed i cut the many ...

... d - I TP Phe LON11ON GAZMiE, Satuidaji Mtay 17. Cony of a Letter ?? Sir Houne Popham (o, tilliat Marilert, Elq'-atied fill ha hii baiaez\ : ?? Diadd4yablc D.ay, rliteh 4,1806. Stla, ' Tleg you ill do ethe honour to inforf n my a LordIs Com imllioners oftlae Adniirnltiy,'thNt, it at nine this moring, aitipw'as difcuveredcotnt- ing from the $ottvardl det; it prelR of. f3ll, . alll foo&iW 0, ...

... PAR7'NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. rtail From the Giazette of SaturdaS, Mlay'.17, and 1803, Oct. 1. Jolin Cehnvy, George IA1ofhtt,,and I jade Whiirton Rye, of Oxford-lireeI, Middlefex, liiieivr dIr- ion ; pers. had, .I806, Feb. 1°. Jown Greienwood,. ?? Barn, lte; Saddlewsrih, and James Radcliffe, of Delpb Barn, Sad-' omne: dleworti, Yotrklflire, woollen cloth muk-ers, and manufac-. lure titrse of oole ...

... ?? -I ealrboni -EDINBURGH-MAYs - (5'RXVAT2 CORRirSP0N-5D5NCE.) I - g SO0USE OF LORDS-May 19. a Lord SprzNcRa moved to difcharge the order for the T 2d reading of the Additional Force bill. He Rlated, I that his Noble Friend (Lord Grenville) was unavoid- ably .abfent, but that he-would- be able,-he expeted, to attend tomorrow. He obfserved, too, that it was iun- material whether the 2d reading ...

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... FOREIGN IN?ZLLIG?N?CR? ? BsgLIN.MAY ?? appointm ent'&o t Kellar, as third Ministerof State, several4Couicil5 havej. been held, it some of Which the King has presided. the subject of them was a consideration ofjthe efedas 'which~ the'ineasures' taken against Ebngl'ad iave pro-7' 'du6ced, and the cdnseqnences thieir adoption have al. ieady hiad uponi Prussia:; on these points differences ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI4MENT. . ] HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, May 14.] Several petitions for and againft the infolvent debtors bill were prefented; afier which Lord Holland moved that the bill bc com- ruitted; which Was oppoted by lord Ellenboroogh and lord Eldon, *adi fuppotted by dte dulke of Nortnik and Lord Moira. Their lordfhips then divided on the queflion, con- tents II, non-contents 5; majority ...

... P POSTSCRPT. LONDI)ON GAZETTE, Tu7ie ay, Malay 20. IE GazLtte,' cotitains etccounts of the fol- itciwn cuptures, tbe Spauifh Schooner 'j the Hydra, Capt. Mundy; a lb Gu irda Cofa, by the Serpent, Ct&pt. ata Laa Lufive French Brig, by the pb'temuen, Capt. Sir E. Berryi and- the Ca- itlbyC1pt. M'Kenzie.. ?? i Wi-liam Storey, Elias Satallwood, uScholse, and Jrimn Scholes, of AManchefter, caliou- ...