... 'Mcgl1=65 PtelfigClltf. FOREIG12. The French papers give an account of a dreadful Aequlauehe in the Canton of Sehwitz, which hls de- stroyed four villages, killed about ioco people, and a great punsber of cattle, and laid waste a fertile dis- t hid. A sevcre fshocl: of an earthquake hsar been etx perienied in the Ecclesiastical States. The follow- ing are the details of thi disaster, the most ...

... DOMJESTIC INTELLIGENCE. (I 1I PLO ]!L11,08t i9tQt, 2.5- NIEW APPO'!NTMENTS. The aniety of the public vith repcpC to the ap- ptiirr't of a Jcireistlc for Foreign Afiairs, int the ro-m of Mr Fo;, was this day satisfied, by thu Kircc Coo'ing to towu and holding a Coucrt at the Qtcec'. FMace' at tw6 o'ciock. Iiis M,'j-sty firt gave ar avdiicrce to the flo:c. Trhoma, Grenvilie, which last- fC ...

... BETNiOlS AYRES. Iord Aucidalnd ittended lls Majesty in Council., on Wednesday, in his utficiid capacity, as Presidei't of the Board of Trade, and laid beftore hirm the diffc- . rent proceedings'that had taken p!.ee npon the ?? jeet cf opening a trade with Buenos Ayces; Whril his Majesty, by advice of his Privy Council, was r pleased to sign an Order for openinig a trade withl that place. It is ...

... FOREIGN INTLELLIGEtY.CE- . CONTINEN¶'4AL WAR. Bonaparte, it is said, left Paris on the rmorning of i Friday the r9th istasnt, s pl at-'/ias~elf at C/ic be id Of e bii ari iy d.cstiacd to at ya PFruseia. The determinaticon of Bonaparte to take the fitk ; n |ini-diauely, seems to have been ;fnmel upon ite I n mnosc vigolarois .nd ?? princpe. i'te 'nc:a'i of his depjat tre, too, is sin:lar to ...

... EDB!NBUR c i, e ScJte~trg ^7- r t appears from the third Rcport of .he Comrmis. r sicners for making the Caledonian Canal. froin the eastern to *he western sea, v Inrverness and Fort d William, that the monies disbunied on account of the unddertaking, have amounted to 99goool. near *S s-,oool. of which wzrc disbursed since the date of a their last repo:t. le Mr Oenrge Cratifu'd, xvriter in ...

... WAR-OFFLFCJ, SEFPr. IC. 1st Dragroous-Cornot Lord George Wsiliiam Rnssell, front the ''3d light dragoons, to btc Lifzteloasilt. i 8h Light Drasrgoosss-Lieutenatt Jlohn Wyatt to u'e - Captain of a troop, vice IlawLuis, eiasited. t t 9:d Ditto-Lte:t. George o]ijambe to be Ciptain o'a troop, hy piircrlae. . |th lio'nt-i,ilit. Charies Alphoozo Pierrepoisit, to be I Captain of i co:ipasy, vice ...

... P 0 S T S C R I P T. id * v L re No formal declaration of war has as yet be n - published by either France or Prussia, but an rr.r diate and universal expcaation of hostiiities pre-u.: ,, both in France and Germany. ly Every effort is makirng or the part of the ?? to complete the camp which was ordered to be to- med at Zleist, while corrcsponding excrtions as' malking by the Prussians to ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCT. Y. It On XVcdnfdajy last caime on the Annual Election of tbe MI:agistrates and 'Iown Council of this City for the ensu- I t -e+r - .-hen the fohlovinv Gentlemen were dulv elected. I , itg year, when the following Gentlemen were duly electea. Sto ALEXn. BREENER, Esq. of LAIRNEY, unanitnously son c-elected PROVOSr. Pal WILLIA~M S1ixlHErnn, Esq.) ROBERT GARDEN, Es' . ! *1il c ...

... I =3~ -? E I £DI~~~rBUR~~GH -~OCT. 2. 1 O0O+OOC tl ,.IVaT£ CORRESPONDENCE. fffonday, Sept. S9. 1806. i leice in a contefteid eleciion for the city of r Reyt Was this day difcovered in a very tlrong N , Mtr lFIE1LtNoS, vwho made his firfb appearatice ¢4 ,taI fp>uater aL few months fince in WX'eitminfter' c 2 , * ;xl Oppeftu the addrefs of congratulation to his t; -Tv, } ?? his appointnicnt of ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETI'E. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 24th -of September 1806, P R E S E N T, The KI N G's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered by his Majesty in Coun- cil, that the Parliament which stands prorogued to Thursday the ninth day of October next, be flurther prorogued to Wednesday the twenty- ninth day of October next. Hiss Majesty having been ...

... FOREIGN I7NTELLIGENACE. PttOM THE FRENCH & DUTCH PAPERS. U-t RrCHT, Sefit. 21.-Yestcrday morning his ExcCllencv the iieutenant General in Chief, Mi- chaud, arrived here with his staff, and in the af- ternodn set out for Zeist. Yesterday arid to-day his Excellency's camp equipage passed through this place in several waggons to Zeist. A large transpart of artiillrv horses have arrived here from ...

... LONDON-SEPT. 29. U- h On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at at the Foreign Office, from one to three o'clock, at d which the following Members assisted :-Lord re Grenville, Earl Spencer, Lord Howick, Mr by Windham, Lord H. Petty, JZord Holland, and d i Grenville. to W Mr Wagftaff, the messenger, set off on Friday n ght for the Continent, with dispatches le It is rumoured that in the event ...