... L 0 N D 0 N-JULY 51. The Hamburglh mail due on Sunday arrived yesterday morning. The accounts ?? Vienna of the 12th instant state, that no advices had been received there of the surrender of Cattaro, and that all the~ reports on that' subject are premature. The Envoy for Austria, at the Diet of R atis- bon, has delivered in a rescript on the part of the Emperor, ?? to the election of a ...

... &T- ~t EDI1\TBURGH-4AUGgUS 2. For these two days past it has been strongly re- orted that negociations between this country and France ate drawi-g nearer to a conclusion. An freifg paper (the Stat ?? of Tuesday) suppo- sed to be in the conhdence of the Ministry, says: j' having often promised our readers to give t ne the earlit notice of the commecnemenlt of y thingy in the regular form of a ...

... FROMly THE LONDON dz 7 'ETiaE. Ith( DOWNING STREET.-July 26. 1806. Tl The King has been pleased to cause it to 'be signified by the Right Hononrable Charles James thl To:;, his iajesfy's Principal Secretary of State the for Forcimn Affnairs, to tbe Ministers of friendly P. ancl neutral Powers residing at this Couat, that 12 his Majesty has judged it epe-dient, (forthe pro- th tection of his ...

... [iso'rJUAONS of a Meeting of the FzltD OptldftS; of the EDINBuRGII BRIGADE Of VOLUNTEER IN- EANTRY and ARTILLERY receiving p y, confihl- ing of the Edinburgh and Leith Corps, hed at Edinburghl, ali Jury, O80e t I. That having engaged in the Volunteer fervice,un- tl der an impreffinn of duty to our country, at a fealobu of _ danger, and with no view of emolument or preferment to ourfelves,we ...

... LORD NELSON's MONUMENT. Friday, the foundation stone of the Monument to be erected in the Green, Glasgow, to the me- mory of Lord NELSON, was laid by the Most Worshipful Sir JOHN STUART of Allan bank, Bart. Provincial Grand Master Mason of the Un- der Ward of Lanarkshire. The Members of the Procession, together with a numerous assemblage of Ladies and Gentlemen, inet in the Hio-h Church at ...

... WAR-OFFICE-July 12. 1806. 34th Fooe-Cap'ain Richard Diggens, from the ?? light dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Gordon, 0 who retires. 36th D7rto- - Newmar. to be Ensign; without purchase, vice L-edingham, promoted in the Cape.regi- g ment. 41d Ditto-Eldgh M'Phetson to be Ensign, without f -Archase, vice Buoker, whore appointmeut has not ta- len place, r 56th Ditto-1Brevet Lieurenant ...

... L 0 ND 0 N-AUGUST 1. His Majesty cane to town on.Weddaeday abodit twelve o'clock, and at two held a private levee',, when the following had the honour of being pre- sented to his Majesty aron Ceded, liy Count Munofer, upon life ArkHal frona Ratifbon. Haon. Captain Orey, upon his being appointed Corn- miffioner of the Navy at Portfminut , by his brother, Vifdotint Hetwick. Count Paliffy, upon ...

... PAais, July 20.His eminence Cardinal MaPari has frequent conferences with the Mini- ster of Police. Some remarkable results are expected, from the stay of this Prelate at Paris. LEGHORN, July 9.-A Sicilian vessel has ar- rived with a flag of truce at Naples. The Eng- lish wished to form a regiment of Neapolitans, Sicilians, and strangers, but they were not able to bring together more than 200 ...

... C~kag mwurs EDINBURGHIAud'us? 4. Hoped of peace continue, and the Stocks are still rising. At one o'clock on Friday the 3 per cent. Cons. were 63. d. 64 for money-the Re- duced 64 Oinnium 91, a. 10. We mentioned in our last, on the authority Of the Slatesman, an evening paper, avowedly in thle interest of Ministers, that the Earl of LAttDEF DALE was immediately to set off for Paris. That paper ...

... ?? #yi DUNSW P4P.Rps. HAGUE, July /20.-Extract from! a Royal de- cree, dated July 16:- ?? We, Louis Napoleon, &c. considering that it is of the, utmost importance that the public debt should be respected, and, of course, that the an- nual expenditure of the State should be regulated by the yearly income Considering, that the income for the present year cannot be estimated beyond the sum total ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Asg. 1. The Crefar, French national brig of war, of 18 guras, was cut out of the River Gironne (Bourdeaux) on 16th t, by the boats of his Majefty's aips Conqueror and Centaur, after an ad'ion of two hours, and a half, in which many were killed and wounded on both fides, and arrived at Plymouth 29th. The Vrow Catherina, Peterfon, from Lilbon, is de- t'ired by the Diana ...

... I I The vl nfli ; -- Gnfa Alit - 7i - a l a N11toLK bJVICE. The volunteering into the army under Mr h WINDHAM's act has commenced in Dublin with great spirit. The 92d Hlighlatnd regiment, which a immortalized itself on the dykes of Holland and ;-sands of Egypt, has alrealy received about two hundred volunteers. The Hon. Major-G(neral TOi-sHN HOP E, who is Colonel of the 92d reriment, e was ...