... L ON DO N, Yantiag 1. We can now ?? the reafon of the delay. it] receiving intellielnce from Holland. It has aritnc from the rigorous meafures adopted by the (;Ovelrlhiletlt of that coulnty to prevent all interi rourfe with Great l3ritaiin. By the circuitous route of Hambtirgh, yeflerday arrived fome i Dutch papers, containiog a decree that effec- tuiilv preventS all ?? *with Holland. . It was ...

... ul/iiay and 'Tuesday's Palst. HMAMBUIRtGI, DEC. 10. IS City ?? iii itS gaiety. Ihe car- e ch-oh ?? the illiter fealon, . in Q)e firects till two or t-itee ick in the m rut lnlg -the C itid ed ho ufes at; - liestte6, ldlls, touits, and malquerades, -vre cle a1nce nit1 3 flibltun fhlone ill their utrioil br Ilsli.. >- e' ci'hie ;tLlfi and felect orivite cir- ilts, alone x'aiiled. 'h he Place ...

... 1 noil . I I IOF GR Id r BRITA!T4 ',4y l I-S j p., Mr. Moor* moved~that M°. B Lotk Bilb 5 a second time,:read acaordingly 'and ordered to becbnin tktedr d 1 * Mr. CALCaAV-- gave-notice that het wftidon.. Meiia netu ' move that the order of. the day tfar, the zbth of nb'tary, f taking into consi'deration- thepetutiti~oan pplajniog of aii undute ,return for the City of Dublin be disdtiaipd`; and ...

... IRO ?? Y'S LONI)Qo.GAZETT9-; I A(!mi rahit)kllice, Decembler 3y, X18o6 A letter fromu Admiral Daercs, commaisler in cieLE at J ti Ica, incloses the tollowiug li, 1aj.t _ losp HFuntr oipf ahe 2'sk of Pine, Sep. 51 0i 06. Si Re,-Iiis majestys slroop under my commiand fell inwitfi and captured this moriting, after four hours chuse, the Spanish schooner San Joseph y Aqimas letter of 4arTud, from ...

... . FR0M THE BLO DN'GIzrr. ' ADMf~ALTY-;OFFIC&5Dec. o. 1806. The ?? have been tra'nfnitted to Wil- liam Marfden; Efq. Secretar to the Admiralty, by Vice Adniiral pAcres, comlnander ?? at Jamaika. His Majefs floop Hunter, off the lale SIRt, of plaeo , Sept. a1. SS06. I have the honour to inform-you,- his Maje- sty's sloop- under my command fell in with and captured, thismnorning, after four hours ...

... FOREIGNr INTELLIGENCE. ?? 1 li II M no1 - rI. , I- - ..n I T!IZRTVY-'IFTIT HIULLETIN o0 T;r GRAND ARMY. Pofen, Nov. zS. ' The Emperor left Berlin at twoI o'clock in the afternoon of the 2jth, and arrived ar a Cuf tin on the fame evening about fix. On the z6tb he was at Mezeritz; and on the 27th he arrived at a Pofen. The next day his Majefty gave audience. to f the various States of the Poles ...

... L OPN D ) Nt, Dececmber 30. 1r I I ran ?? I I . a I New York and Phi ladelphia papers hav'e been ireceived to the 3Oth ult. Mid letters from the fob:ser place of Io late a date as the 4th infiant. The American merchiants are-in great perplexi. 1tyi in confeqitence of the operations of thie law prolqhbitina the importation of certain articles, tile prodluce and ?? of Great Britait. Several ?? ...

... i-iij OF COMMONS, Monday, Des. 29. .4 - BBSor IoL -- 7i ?? - folufe refumed its proceedings., Tha following Petitions were ordered to be taken into conlideration; that for Penryn the a9th of January, for Horfham the 8th of January, for Shrewfbury the 3d of February, for Worceller the 3d of February, and for Norfolk the Sth of Fe7bruary. The Houfe having refolved itfelf into a Committee of ...

... L ON l) 0 XV, December 30. i Snmdav three mails arrived frot Eiu rFurm, Ae have received Hambburgih papers to the and news frorn Berlin of the i3th. The ch entered Warfaw on the 2Sth til . before h it does not appear that any confiderable J-11ter had taken place between the French Ruafians. It appears that the Ruimanns have' ted thle wife policy of a procraftinatiig, anid 'ive warfare. They ...

... ?? f LLZIGEWCTE. atic ;FROM THE On~JMM I i -HAMJiiGHDCC.0.---TiS city has lost all -e sason, -were rolliam in the streets tilt two. or*' three we (o-lock in th rnori-ing.~thie. cridoued hou~ses at . the -theatres, balls,' routs, masquerades, where eic- Fa gance and; fashion -shone in their utmost brilliancy for --even chearfid and select private circles, all have thE vanishbed. * Thie'place ...

... r CThLiSJul~ a tL,>b,0, 1ia aI A ) -~ ~ alrly' F EDBIN UR GH-J.4Nu.CRY 5. CT FRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. w tr HOUSE OF COMMONS-JAN. 2. ?? On the motion of Mr VA NSVTTART, the House w went into a Committee of Supply. The accounts se presented yesterday were re*erred to said Commit- d tee.-Resolved, that the sum of 10,500,0001. be bi granted to his Majesty for paying off tire Ex:. hi quer bills yet ...

... UNITED -TARUAAMHiNT G2?2RX77 B~TAIN AIVRELND eberve H.OUS ?? of MM C rv4INS, IN. ' :'The S tAX£R ?? $o1mse, thaitb e.had been return- ! d to,~'p'rvetiq p:reket aram o ipa , e rnade, his Eledion to Rit for, the Unhiersity of Oxford , h.ao 'info.rme'd;the '#06Q, ?? he had ?? Lowther, Esq4 who was returnedi o servc-for the Bdrought f Cocekermoiith and.ehe Cotnty of Cumhberland, and- that lie Nlr ...