... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-o0. 28. The Dorfetihire and Surat Calile, arrived in the Downs, failed from China i ft March, and. from Pe- nang on the 7th June, in company with the Warren Haftings and Ganges. The latter parted on the 9th for Bombay, rather leaky, under convoy of the Sir Edward Hughes.-TheaWarren Mafiings is reported to be tak- en by the Canoniere French frigate, and carried into the ...

... (T42b, oniavffif TruTp. e EDINB UR GGH-No . 1. . Since our last we have received French5 Dutch, sr and German papers, which bring intelligence so 0 late as the 24th ?? contents are of the ,d greatest importance, and we have given as full ex- tracts as our time or liriits would ?? is With great regret that *e find the account of the French having beat the centre of the Prussian ai- C, my, on ...

... ROM THE H.AMIBUPGH CORRESPONDENTEN OF OCTOBER 21. I1AvBORG1!, OCT. ?? Morpeth, 'with is stite, arrived here yesterday. He came bylvav of Weimar and Brunswick, The letters from Saxony have not arrived, hutcrcrls are come down from Magdeburgh, tostop thle sailing of the vessels up the River The to 11agdeburgh. BEsttJA, OCT. 18-The Queen arrived here lat ervtning, and quitted the Capital this day ...

... LONDbN-OCT. 30. We announced in our last. the arrival in the Downs, of the Surat Castle, and Dorsetshire, East Indiamen, from China. They sailed from Penang in company with the Ganges and War- ren Hastings, and parted from them a few days afterwards. They arrived at St Helena on the 6th of August, and sailed from thence on the 7th of September, under convoy of the Antelope frigate, and in ...

... Et)INBUROH -NEWS, 9ONTINUED, On Tuesday, the Provincial Synod of Merse I *nd Tiviotdale was opened at KIelso, with an ex- cellent sermon by the Rev. ABRAHAM FlUME, of Avton, from these words-, And I will shake all nations, and the desire of nations shall come,' s and I will fill this house with glory, saith the Lord of Hosis.-`H'taggai, chap. ii. verse 7.- The Synod then made choice of Mr ...

... FOREIGN INTZLLIGENICE. PROM THE FERNCH PAPERS. PARIS, OCT. 19. FIRST BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY. Bamberg, Oct. S. 1806. ' The peace with Russia, doncluded and sign- ed on the 20th. of July, and the negociations with t England, which were drawing towards a condclu- sion, caused a sensible alarm at Berlin. Tihe vague reports which were daily multiplying, and the conciousness of the injurious ...

... PItVATE CORRESPONDENCE. cur 6 1moxnT, Oaober 00). 1806. bet e About twelve oclock to-day their MAJESTIES and mo the five PRINCESSES arrived at the Oueen's Palace from Sta Windfor. Soon after one o'clock her M.1JESTY and froi _he PRINCESSES hornoured Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH with a vifit, at her apartments in St James's Palace ; P9' from whence they proceeded to Warwick Houfe, upon Ha a vifit to ...

... TEOES- I LONDONi, O2ekr SL. 1S06 ers. The reports in to-day's papers of an embargo being laid upon the fhips bound for Buenos Ayres, is without foundation. Mr BULLOCK, the Comnmiffary-General for that place, failed from Falmouth yefterday. WILLIAM MELLISH, Efq. has offered himfelf a can- didate for Middlefex, in opposition to Sir F. BUILDETT, Bart. Governor ARBUTH NOT, Mr W. WILLIAMS, Mr C. ...

... ..ED11MIBUlGHli NEWS CONTINUED, WHITEHAVI'N, Qe. / S._9 We had a dreadful I temnpest-on Saturday morning, the effucts of which are truly doLploable. It had ?? very hard all the precedingr Pight- and tl'L-ale, fi-omthe S.S.W. increaased in the most alanning manner, with the f ow in of the morninin's tidl. The sea ran very hIe.h, and a ,-cat deal of rain fell. About nine o'clock, sevrtal vessels ...

... ' Ive hare got the journal of outr correspondeft I ,eh Cape of Good Hope, it is dated Cape AC t 1,5th of AugUst.-In consequence of a re- TjO' fro GeneralBeresford, atl3uenosAyres, fauilotw' * force has been sent to him from the the ood Hope, by Lieut. General Sir Da- lid Baird: ?? ,oth Light dragoons. Fois . trops ?? . .21 l ditto. TWo troops.- , . Royal artillery. 0c c ishe th and 72d ...

... FOREIGN haTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FERNCH PAPERS.' FROM THE MONITEUR. THE FIRST REPORT ADDRES.SEDTO HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR _ND ICING BY THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS, OCT. 3. 1806. SIPE, On receiving the first news of the ar- maments of PriISsia, it was a long time before your Majesty could believe it. Compelled to be- lieve the account, you were plea sed to attribute it to a mistake. You ...

... WAR-OFFICE-Oct. 25, . ?? L..D _Pt 4th Regimfnt of Dragoons-Hugb Patrickson, (late Captaitn in the regiment), to be Paymaster, vice Slo- per, who resigns. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Hospital-Mate - Luby to be Assittant-Surgeon, vice Davis, su- persced, eat Regiment of Foot-John Harding to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Graham, appointed to the rst garrison battalion. 3d Ditto-Lientenant ...