... P'ORE1ON ?? 5 . I IE : , I . i , , .PARS, D'Oubol, the Russian,-En. Voy, acually arrived her e yester`days at thiee.in the af- ternoon. Hie alighted at the Hotel Grange Bateliere. - 'Qn the 3d iih~t. 50 Enpglish piisoneis passed th ough Ofi ?? nter Camlira~y,in four cairiag e s n thiway from the. ad~es at Valenciennes to Calaist embark In a flag of tiuce for England. An increased afhvityi s ...

... TIrfE MQIVlIVG GCJ-JIRWAiVGLE. 1 0 NL)ON: ou TUAES DAY, YUT a, r86. th be The first of the three Hanriburgh Mails due arrived Pb yesterday. Several reports brought by the German Papers hi appear to be very questionable. It is stated in a Man. WI heim Paper, that a Fr-erich arthy is to rharch through WI the Austrian dominions to assist in suppressing the in- st. surreaion of the Servians. ' ...

... IJMPtERIAL PARLIAMENT GREIAT ]JJUTAIZ ANADL IR ELAND.' HOUSE OF LORI)S, JULY .z1. The Roy al Assent was given by Commission to the ;ugagr B il, the Silk Bounty Bill, the- Icish Revenues Pill, the Anseri- canlntercolrse 1Bill, the Irish Militia Service 14ill, the Volunteer Officer~ Rank Blill, the Slave Ship Restrildiorl Bill, the Chan- lcery ClerIt Bi, i l~i ?? Bill, the London uly Bawl, the ...

... MIARADR'S EXP'7IJty 140I4GTON#, MAY 24+.b~The schooner- Maidiia, Gabriel Coffutj master, arrived oni Tuesday from 'Saita Martla, and has brought inf-riato that.General Mi. tinda had effe&ed a landing att a point between Laguira 14Porto Cavallo, notice of which was imrmediately received from the Commanding Qfficer at Coro. The Governor of Santa Martha had also received a letter &om the ...

... * btILCU - ll *to tpIu1- PBadt.f P O S T S CIR I P T. - _ ?? Jr v. o a o i6 ai i r A. u. L000,I I3 J 19tiIp 19. of The Funds were rather dull this morning- lit The Omniurm was done at 61, being X below o Thursday's price. Neither Mr Basilico, nor a- of ny other Messenger, we believe, had left town at on Thursday for France. This delay is consi- at dered by some, as a proof of an existing difli ...

... Lonriall, 3fUjP 170 The King has been pleased toconstituteand 'b> .-point the Right Honourable Tbomas Gren.' ho ;ilie; the Right Honourable George John Earl al Spencer, the Right Honourable William Wind. di aiam, the Right Honourable Charles James Fox, hi ie Right Hondurable William Wyndham, Ba- ki r o Grenville, the Right Honourable Henry pi Petty, the Right Honourable Viscount Morpeth, b: ...

... . tbf ?? J1r I 9. ?? - - W H COURT MARTIAL. 11 GrrGNERAAL ORDERS. e At a General Court-Martial held in Ediibirgh t Castle, on the Tgth of May i8c6, and subse- Y quent days, whereof Colonel Sir John Dalrym- ,f ple Hay, Bart. of the Kirkcudbright regiment of Militia, was president, for the trial of Captain Andrew Hunter Sproul Crawford, of the pith or Stirlingshire Regiment of Militia, upon the ...

... Foltign ntelligence. Pacific rumours prevail at Pari's as strongly as X they do here, but hitherto, says one of the Paris I e papers, it is not in the powver of any one to say e how far ?? work is advanced, nor what are to n be the conditions of the peace. Both patties. seem studiously to conceal the particulars of-the negotiation; and it is very probable, that the e prelitioaries of peace ...

... .beftneet WiDNESDAY, JULY 2. At 6Peterheadt on 26th ult. the Lady of Capt. 1 WM. ANDniSOs, of the 96th Regiment, waS I I - _ 1 - _ - _ C I 'VM. ANDERSON, 0r E11e 9youW 1egIlmcl& - saifely delivered of a daughter. -The death of this Lady-was announced in our- last, upon the c authority of an Edinburgh paper. We are sorry fthat we should have been the cause of a mo- ment's uneasiness to her ...

... From the LONDON GAZEZTIT JULY 22. At ?? the ipeen's Palace, the Zst ofJuly, 1806, i PsRhESE NTthe ?? rg HMot B:ceflcnt .k'4aeaty int Council. Honourable Prigvy ?? Stvvook sisplace at thests Bordcil. accordingly.. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ar QUEEN'S PALACE, July 25, I8o6. Jatues Monro, Esq. Minister Plenipoteniary from the Uni. . 3 ted States ofAmserica, havin6 received new Lettcrs of Cre. dence, giving ...

... Jparitamentarp 3ntelligelVe. uf,\TvoT wtw T C1fT n c HOUSE OF LORDS.; h ?? iezy, Yzill, IiT. Earl SJeneer moved the commitment of the general training bill, Lord ?? could -see no reason for imposing *r this additional burden on the country, when we had 3 or 400,000 volunteersalready disciplined. Earl Moira, while he supported the bill, bore l. tessimoiy to the zeal and admiuable discipline l- ...

... :Z7E MORNING CHRQOKiCIE. LO ND ON: 1WEDNzESDATr, .u&r a3, I8o6. The Letters by the Jamaica Mail contain very con. tradicaory accounts of the fate of MIRANDA'S Expe- dition. It was known that his two schooners had been captured, though it is still affirmed that he had affea# ed a-landing near La Guira, and was pursuing his. de- sign with success. This appears.very improbable. It is -certai4 ...