... MIATIDbLESLX ELECTIOM Yesttedly, in consequence of a public advertisement, W very.numerous and respeiaable Meeting of the inde- pendent Eledors of Middlesexr, who are desirous of t preventing the County from being represented by Sir I francis Burde'ft, was held at the F9 eemasons' Tavern. Sir WM. Giieuns being called to the Chair, read a the ad vertisement of George Botdton Mainwaring, Esq. a ...

... I BiJENos AYRES.--Orde'r of Ctuwzcil for obenie g a Trade with Buenos Ayres and its Dependencies. At the Court at the Queee's Palce ' I 17th of Septembe-r, 1 806 Presert,. t IKioIg's Most Excellent Majesty in Council -\Whereas the capital ity, town, and for- tress, of Buenos Ayres, and its dependercies have been conquered by his Majesty's forces and the territory and forts. (f the same are ...

... tVednesdGay' and -C ursd y's Pay L O N D ?? Oaber .30. ar-j7E affi'ainO 'talk Is impofed' pon us of 1 an tocig fthe ecihve fucceles of the 'rencls over the Pruffsa; army. The accounts from all quarters, as well official as non-official, COnCur in reprefenting the iflue of the battle of the t4rth as decidedly favourable to the French. The follow;ing, although highly coloured, may be accredited ...

... : LONDQM4Q~~OBR~17iR 7.; : : A sji' is chntete4 in the ] hames, under the auspices. f government, to carry out echauics, aisd other trades- to Bueno. Ayres: aniO tse ho have already; ?? are brcklayers, carpenters shoemakersy t . tiiat i ali nd nantua-iakers, OUi' brave tars, ?? cun take any ishn fromn the bpansards, except their l311guac, have alresdy aglieised thiis settlement bythe -iamne of ...

... WE SI MINSTER ELECTION. TO THOMAS HOLT WMBTER, ESQ. My dear ?? tell me of a wvell Wsritten animated letter, calling on Westminster to ask me to become a candi- date for representing that city. I much fear that I, my fiiend. no more than yourself, hare the qualities nowv in request at general elections ; and, therefore, I believe we shall both remain vety sure that our retirement will not be ...

... 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 ...

... . Sol;--Although I feel persuaded that yourself and the greater part of your readers regard professions as things of a very ques- tionable nature, yet I shall take the liberty of professiag myself to be as zealous a Protes- tant, as your correspondent A. B. is a Ca. tholic ; but as the tenets of my religion hale impressed me with the propriety of a Most admirable precept, that of doing unto ...

... (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 ...

... | NAroLEoNS POWER OVER OUR FUNDLS [Answer to Decius in page 620.] Sir ;-The candour so conspicuous in the correspondences. of your paper encourages me to offer you the following correction of an error so monstrous that it cannot be as- cribed to the sometimes excusable inadver- tency of composition; it is a new proof of the danger of meddling with such subjects as are altogether ...

... P1*tWI ATURVS LONDON GAZETTE. * 14 AdnmralW.Oftice, Ovtuber 25, 8o6. *Co Sy f .aitt, frnzi Ct W~frr edi;rnm/andrro f'j wI nqersts stlD ro.v]i ?? tkbe Cape of SbTs,-1 leg ?? #flt be pleased to acquaint my lords corn- n;ssiuners ost tihe.admniralty, tlhit est ruay morkilsig, at day- bruci, Cape 1lennvy' beaing W. V . W. szIeagues, being in conrpasiy with his majesty s . ships Bellona anid ...

... bake a osr P- - - ?? T }HE King hbatbeeas pleased to constitute I shd ap*p inL the Right Hon. Thomas cressville4 ]John Matkhnm, Esq. Rear Admiral vl the While Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet Str Hatry Neale, IBart. Williamt Rlsell, Esq. (cornml.11ra1Iled Lord Win. Rasiell,) Ilhe Right H(tn. W n. Lord Ke1singion,11hls. Fr:.nn Free- riantlie, and Wn. Franklandl, Escjrs. to be his Nlajesty's ...