... FRMa~ELNDNGZEIE -. FROM TH RE LON{DON G.4Z-I'I'E,. _ ?? la ADmIRALTY OFFICE-July 5. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral the Right Ilnn. V Lord COLLINOWOOD, Comimander in Chief of his oi Majefly's ihips and veffels in tie Mediterranean, to se WMs. ?V1AISDNrEfqt. dated on board the Ocean, off fi Cadiz, the S9th df May 1806. a SI R, a I inclose to you, for the information of the o Lords ...

... -THEB MON CHRONALh. . 6 N DON TRUIsP~r, yutr ro; e~o6.. There was very little flu~tuation yesterday iii tlie Funds, and -few bargains of any extent were mnade.- Considerate men begin to see the absurdity of expeting a negociation of -such immense importance as that iidw going on between England and trance, to come to a U! close almost as soon as- it is begun. It is now only di, known that the ...

... tt PApSaten ated 24. At the ace of is he *.4AMirc a aint at the difpe~faty, NO 1.5, ';Oil - after being difcbarged from Sr. Barthol.mes 3qoud t'lrnorass hofpitals. lie had t *o abeeffes, nn it'e glandl near the pit of his neck, and another onthe glaid under his arm, which together bowed itheatoi ?? brsaftinv ?? werethouglit hiuls proec fatal to him, and yet all the other glands ol tde neck ...

... IMPERIAL ~4~I~4N E NT :j 0 VIJ.LAN p 1 rish l{oad~s Till! thi-h 1'sriaage, Bill, the IrC -he Petgei ien.read-a secondc time, and, cdosiirtitd fort~i! b Thebule f NiiCASTLF foox11 t1h6 &ih nd his Seat-- On ?? Set~nidrliaditiiq P' t a Bill foir villmi'n the -conZ*eyac . a iertaiii quanity of Cials to? London ,b1 ti'iepadd-ingten if .'he Eawr ?? said 'a few w I h M~ode ?? t, ie rmtropnhis wvioh ...

... T.lLMR'NING CHqRUJWiCLE,, L ON, ON: . n, ?? . . ;RO.Ar ,~ z y II,, If SO6.,z00 he .j h Thermeasure ofssndj~g out a ?? of troops. ee ~ ~ ~ ~ -e, of tQ the, Mediterrabean hasibeen- considered as a. proof lie that the Negcniatioss',foi~ '-Peace. are not in' a train of r i irt forwar4ness. . This ideais surely taken up 'without con- St - sidemstion. - Wb'shduld regard Ministei-s as scandalously .s ...

... I MEr1CA I ~v t'tLA ~ Jufa xt-77he ~eP~rf C0it~er it lu 'MIraitlditby'be so aiis-ahd c~ii~t'y, that truth is scar~cely 'e~~iblei~tesiis ftee ty Co'bfuSed accounit: wwil ?? to-statte loch facts ?? thpublic ?? Wh hmuc e 6t- is ie ed a cri~'d It is *veff knoi~d. tht Mirabda~o- .InI ceeded from nlacmel to the' li ?? qias- It tliated a small distance ?? o urco'Af, n it about the i6th~ of April with ...

... ARTICLE OF CSARGE OF :#IGH CRIME S AND MISDEMEANORS COMMITTED BY RICHARX COLLEY UARQUIS WELLESLEY, IN HIS TRANJACTIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE RAJAHS AND BEiMINDARS IN THE DOAB; ANe PARTICULARLY IN HIS TRANSACrIONS WITH RESPECT TO TUE BKAJAB BUGWUNT SING, ZEMINDAROF SASNME AND BIDJE- GEUR, AND THE RAJAHI KA&OOR ADpREE- RIW, ZEMINDAR OF CUTCHOURA. That Richard Polley Marq- Wellesley was constituted ...

... ?uflD?W'0 j?)o0t. I F RIDAY in the Huluse of Conimons Lard Henlry Petty, in pulrsuanice-of his notice on a ftormer dtay, said he ruse to moutve for leay e to bring in a bill folr the conlsolidtiston of' the Landl Taxs, and Ithe ?? of snmall Iiz ings and charitable institiuti~ns frotm its opleratiotl. The chijef olnject ?? bill was to extend the period of rz lemnption. He undertloodtl here were ...

... M'EI MRNIANG CHRONICLE. LOND ON: .SAUTURDir, ?? sa, *c6.- There wee afio arrivals-from the Continen'tyetterday, nor any material change io the price of the iFunds. It is generally belieyea, but ie'speak rtprely from ruminur that our Ministershave shewn a rfanl ydeterminatioan to ?? for our Ally, the KING of NAPLES, his dominien of the Island of Sicily, and that thcy ha're 'iade it a. rine qua ...

... t'IJESIDAY iLU tue Rouse of Conidostafter L- avtaric: y of routin~e business ~ as ?? through, the lniisolent Debtors iBill. was (onu- mted.r( In the Cois'niittec,AMr.'cef jrd;1i6ll th~at those persovns ulho remfovedI them Itves bys 1-abeac Coipus fromn one gaol lonoh shonldl li~aise thebentefit oF the A~ct ; and~ alko, thlat w here it wvas p~rovided th~at the provisioni shnolid ote~end lo ...

... L O I D O N, 5Yey io. Yefferday, fbon after noon, his Majefty ar- rived at thle Qu.een's Palace. About two o'clock,, huis NMaje~fy gave audience to the Lord Chancel- a ]cr, and L~ords Grenville, Spencer, and Moira; t after wvhich his Majelly held a Private Levee.- The following had the honour it being Ore- fenied to his Majefly: Lord Redefdale, by Earl. Spencer, upon his retutln front fillitig ...

... HOUSE OF Pa :~v 2 . Lcrrl ?tin-o said, that in stating, the preceding day; that ro written, correspondence had lately taken place between the board of tontroul and the cour'of India direadis, he was incorredt.' Hoe now found sdme coirespondence bad I passed between those boardsl but to the production of which he should objedt. T; Earl of Wejtmorhznd statesd that it 'was the wish of Lord ...