... handed it over to the Lord in Waiting, and then teturned a very gracious anfwer, in i n which he thanked the Lord M1ayor and Corn- t ?? Council for their very loyal and dutiful e addrefs upon an event fo glorious to th eBri- tifll navy, and fo interefling ...

... than a century the Irifi have been ufed Ge to go into the fervice of France, and to take French Commiffions, and that there Corn- miffions have been always refpeaed by the Britifh Government. wre The Iriflhmen who went with the expedi- ed tion have in ...

... are in a great meafure equipped by eli foreigners ; feeing moreover, that this viola- lit tion is a manifell abufe of the law of nations, to and that the European Powers have taken t no fleps to check it, decrees cit Art. i. That every perfon, either ...

... approved the principle of the mea!fare-, ,n would roake every exertion to prevent the w fydtem of difclofure being ?? irto law 6 th hat names and faqs wvere Rlated vwhich cons. vinced Mr Pitt that a perfeverance in thofe ir danies, as they at prefent ...

... was delivered up in form to the deputics of the te il]and, his Sicilian Majety's colours hoilted, and he acknowledged their lawful Sovereign. 1 embiarked yeiterday all the Frenclicif cers and men who were on the ifland of Goza, amounting to 217. I inclofe ...

... youngeft Ion oi Robert Campbell, Ef,15 oF Dounie, died at St. Ardvew's on the -d inflant. Died, on the 7th of Odtober lad, at Tr- law:ny, Jamaica, Mtr William Cai rns, young- eft lon of the late David Cairns of Barnbar- Dird, at London, on Wedniefday the 26th ...

... keith, we are informed by a gentleman who happened to be on the parade laft Thurfday, requested the commanding officers of corn panies 'would make it known to the Earl of Dalkeith, their Colonel, that they had un- animunufly agreed to fubfcribe one day's ...

... had no doubt it pro- c ceeded much from millaken notions of the B t law, and alfo from bad advice. If a man commits murder or robbery, he is fare he is tc guilty of a crime ; the laws not only of man cl but of God clearly thow this ; but in cafes us like ...

... require.1' t On the motion of Mr Abbot, a Committee s was appointed on the expired and expiring z laws, with a fpeial inftruffion to examine what public laws had expired during twelve months preceding, or would expire within the next year, and to give their ...

... expiring laws, with fpecial direCtions for the courfe of their proceedings. [ He alfo moved for a variety of financial pa- pers, which were ordered. Adjourned to Thurfday. Thurfdlay, Feb. 28. M7r Lefevre brought up the bill for amend- ing the game laws, which ...

... and properties of his Majefly's loyal fubjefls, it would fall ihort of the root of the evil ; for in vain would it be to pafs laws that fuffered to pars with im- punity the lurking rebels who direked thofe plans of devaftation and murder, and reached only ...

... difturbance, and direfaing the Magi- ftirates of that county to execute the infar- ec. reflion law. The whole of the ceunty of Cork has been BY put under martial law. its, His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant is snow dispatching the moll able and experienc- ...