... 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 ...

... FROM TEE LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL-SEPT. 30. The King has been jleased to constitute and appoint the Right Hon. George Tierney; the Right Hon. George John Earl Spencer, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; Oine Right Hon. William Windham; the Right Hon. Charles Gray, (commonly- celled Viscotnt Ho- wick,) his Majesty's three Principal Secretaries of Statc; the Right Hol. William ...

... FROM THE ERENCH PAPERS. PARIs, Sepit. 20-The German journals, upon which Prussia may have some influence, represent Saxony as seized with a warlike transport. All ahe private letters from Saxony, on the contrary, represent the dispositions in that country as the most pacific. In this state, so quietly governed, Sovereign, Minister, and subject, appear equally to desire the preservation of that ...

... LONDON-OCT. 1. Yesterday, a Cabinet Council wvas beld at Lord Howick's Office, which sat from two till half past festr o'ctock, at which .overe Present Ldrds Moira, Spencer, Grenvilie, Howick, Sid- mouth, H. Petty, aid the Hon. T. Grenvilie. Lord Moipeth atteided the Council, to re. ceive his final irnstrirctions, previously to his de- partuire on' his mission to Berlin, for which place he set ...

... (TldL j ~ ~ Il (glbRUir3o9.C 11q __=11 _ ITP EDINBURGIH-Ocl 4. :ar OLoNDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 1. 1: His MAJESTY came to town this morning, and held y a private levee at the Queen's Palace, which was at- d. tended by the LORD CSANCELLOR, and all the Cabi- ht net Miniaers in London. Mr CURRAN was introdu- ly ced to his MAJESTY by Vifrount Howicic, and had e the honour to lkifs his MAI E ?? ...

... LLOYDIs MARINE LLST-Sept. So. tlhe Clarendon, l rew, arrived at Briftol from Ja- rnaica, parted from the fleet in a violent gale on the 23d Auguft, about 100 leagues to the eatlward of the Gulf. The. Elizabeth, Galt, arrived at Greenocki from Ja- naica, parted from the fleet 2,d Auguft, in lat. 30. 55. long. 718. 90. under convoy of the Magicienne frigate t and a floop of war. The Terrible man ...

... E i waCtfroi- the CGI?-v., 25t Sag. 1806. :Sd __ TE VOLUNTEERS. 74 tlaving seen observations in several papers re- A- lative to the probable state of this country in the _ event either of peace or war, I take the liberty of ad addressing you upon the subject, and request you as Vill insert this letter the earliest opportunity. e- It seems to be generally Iacknowledged, that a, during the ...

... FORE IGN INTELLIGENCE. FIRST HAMBURIGH MAIL. BERLI-, Sept. 20.-The courier who was ex- pected with so much impatience, and who brings the answer to the propositions which M. de Kno- blesdorf was charged to make to the Court of Vrance, at lenirrived here on Wednesday the 17th intit, at one o'clock in the' afternoon, and Lieutenant Colonel Krusemerk set out the same day, at three o'clock, for St ...

... LLOYD's MARINE IAST-OA. S. The Gloire French frigate of 46 guns;, (carrying a broad pendant), L'Indefatigable 44; La Minerve 44; L'Armide 44, (full of troops) outward-bound from Rochefort, are taken by the fquadron under command of Sir Samuel Hood, after an a&ion, in which our lofs conllffs of 9 killed and 32 wounded; among the latter Sir Samuel Hood, who 1o his right arm; another fri- gate ...