... On Monday lalt, when the roaaffent was given to the inoncy and martial la~v bills, the Speaker addreikd his Excellency Lord Corn- walis in a fpeech OF fopse length, in which he faiitl his Majefty's faithful Commonis of Ireland wihl toz maintain the kingdom ...

... lihfied by th'e mutual confent of both Parlia- G ments, founded on equal and liberal prin. gt ciples, on the firmilarity of laws, conflitution, cc md and government, and on the fenfe of mutual C, interefts and affestios conceiving-tat fiech de an imperial ...

... twopence hbaf- ps' icy a peck. The late high price is im ;-i;:ed, and we believe juiUy, to the farmers b-'ng unable to bring their corn to market, bi'ng engaged with the harvelt. Sailed from Leith Roads, the Driver floop w war, with the trade for the Elbe. Sunday ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... c tions: . . F Art. r. The law of the ioth July re- a fpefling hoftages is abrogated. c 2. The perfons arrelled in execution of t that law (ihall be fet at liberty. 3. Every fequeffration impofed by vir- tue of this law (hall be taken off immediately ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... Cbfinburgb, yAM- 31- A letter from a foldier in the light corn- tc pany of the Coldifream regiment of foot I1 guards, to his brother, dated Margate, May et 24th, after Rtating the fuccefs which had at- n tended the late fecret expedition, adds, WVe ...

... the whole of France. Not contented with this violation of juffice in their own country, they have determined to change the Law of Na. tions, and have declared that CargoesJfall no loneer be freed by the Flqa , but that Neu- tral veXrelsfoundatfea, having ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...