... EA]1)ijB URGT A Iit~nuaoii, Nov 20 Yyed': ?? alr tier etered this 'at .. at the- hcad of isis advance~d guar d, :5O0: and has taken ecn te possessioii of it'in the name of tilL n Emperoi'arid-king. 'his Iat of ?? was exeecuted tl, with thle greatest order I' he ?? i ant 'and discipline. The sulduirs are quartered upon tiie citizens u and behave very well. All the, military postsg ahout the ...

... L O N D O N: MONDAill, DIfJElIBEM R r, 10o6. On Satu&day intelligence vas received of the cap-. ture of Harnburgh by the French, under General MORTIER, and the confiscation- of B3ritish property. The news was commrnunicated by Lord& Hoowrcy to the LORD MAYOR; and it produced a-very general alarm ?? the ?? Nvorld, and caused :a con- siderable depression of the Funds; Hopes had been entertwined, ...

... From ti LOXDOIN GAZE'ITE, Nov. ;9- AbMIRALTY-OP'FICE, Nov. ltJ. The folilh'ing Letters hjsve been craneivicited by Vice-Ad- trniral Deere.s1 marderhs ?? At Jamaica;- . ~ Akhmaoff the Hirvannabh, Aug.A3 Ilk&O6 Sla-I have Lise brinoneto inlformp Yfid of a sicicasstill attack baving be~ ina'le by bii'ajey'hips, A~rethsisa ahd Anson on thea enemyv hear the 'Moroi Casitle, ini the island itt Cuba, ...

... OONTS'3TJD ELECTIONS. On thle z4th liltiilo, Sir Johll- Henderson, of Fordel, 13aro- net, was, bv. a very great majority, duly elected aind returniedl i Mlienber of 1aciliamient for tile Town ot Stirling. and the other Boroughs of that distridt 1 Thu unsuccessful candidate was Ad- t ni al the Hon. Sir Alexanader 'Cchrne , ?? whose can- t~ss -tvas condudlcd in the r4ost acrive manner by his ...

... , - ? Al I I . ?? I . ?: I I-; id r t ,ON° XD'O N: : ?? n abh _ - Yesterday ve6t.tgpbsrgh Ma'ils ,rsveAd, btit they th! edd little td Lteie teiligence we-had .previotly eceive . from the Cqntineit, ard nothibgsq lkteP '1h, utmost vii n exertions are making to ,ut Stvaipud R a pt-e of de- wi fence. The garrison), it-isaid, wjl1 be nearsy telye- Po T. thusand men, and the KI NG 0f St EN- is ...

... THE MORNING CHROAICLE. LOND O N.: e, I D'W ADNESDAr, DEC¢M1EAB R, 3,26. St - Some Paris and Dutch Papers have arrived, which contain the 3oth Bulletin of the Grand Anry, dated' at Berlin,'the soth of November. It mentions the Y surrender of Magdeburgh, and the capture of General t BLUCKER'S corps, with which we were already-ac. t quainted. 3 The principal interest which this Bulletin excites ...

... - i7 'I - i - - -, ?OR , JATIM '&1PNch, -.f jay.. if ..IJ 17 , ?? ., f., ?? Im ?? , ?? , .c., ell The fortifiedI to Mgsu~t trnd~t oite i the ~ ~ serotu ?? ?? tr`op I,tl magazines of ever Isnd ae nou snd ' 1 Prince Jeromiasld'lguth ?? O sla~under blockae;b Ier tile.' h 6aty Of 2e00 Bavarian yes. ' 'rhe town waS4 boambared on the giii b' s'hvt, th fired by the~ ligh teareillen~mi. The ...

... From the LONDON GA1ZE2=T, DEC. 2. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Drc. Z., Copy of a letter from Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwond, Corn- mander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels, in the Medilllrranean, to William Marsden ?? dated on board his Majesty's ship the Ocean, off Cadiz,the sath of Novem- ber, 18o0. SIa-I en5lose to you copies of two letters I have this day received irons Sir 'rlsaas ...

... . oNti;T or LoNoueRa -Sir ?? Featherstoe; Lord Viscount. Forbes. . COUNTY or AN.raim-Captain J. R. B; O'Neil; Edmund Alexander M'Naghtoil, Es9l ' N WioTroil, W riatxoN, atRANRizR, Naw &L-LOW&Y- Hon. Edward Richard Stuart. . DU.NiRIES Cuua'rv-C1pt W.J. ?? t The elceion of a Melniber to represent tihe Couitit of - Carmarthen in Parliament, came on at Landilo, Iast Saturday. John George Phillips, ...

... ITILE MORiVING CIROIATrIL - - | LI.) 0 DON: TWRi S7J42, ZD Ci TflRE1 4, a8o6. Yesterday his MIa srv clime to town, and held a Levee. After the 'Levee theye was a Privy Council held.; It is not true, as stated in a paper or yesterday, that- any intention is at present entertaircd Ly Ministers of laying any restraint upon th-e tr;rwsl'r of property in our Ifends, belonging to Foreigners, or that ...

... 6LD BAILET. 1. , I ,I WtD*ESDAY, Dec. 3. . Tais day ?? Bailey Sessions commneced before Mr. JUSTiCE GposC, Mr. BARON GV.A t Mathe Lord l Md'ayie, the Recorderand other City Oiceis. Wdtr1tn Fferbert, a soldier in the Guards, was indi&ed for felonionsly and v'iolently astaulting, on the Kmng's highway', 'Samuel Janmes, putting him in f:ir, and taking fron? his person, and against his will, a ...

... THER AiRNING CHRONICLE. LO NDON: FRIDAr, DECEMBER 5, xM6. Yesterday the Funds again advanced in price, and the -money market resumed its usual spirit. The alarm is daily subsiding, and it will no doubt entirely give way to a-just confidence in our, own strength and resources. It is now generally known that the r evenue has been so abundant, and the c~olledion ofthe Property 'rax in par- ...