... fecond time to-morrow. Sir Wm. SCOTT obtained leave to bring in a bill to amnend the act of the Ist George 1. relative to Queens Anne's bounty. Some private bills occupied the time of the Houise to the hour of the poft's departure. Sunday last Parisjournals ...

... - FROM THE LONDON GAZEITE. - At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 1st of co April 1807.,; ic PPRESENT, tul The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in ca Council. m His Majesty, in Council, was this day gracious- c2e ly pleased to deliver the Great Seal to ...

... NOR-WAY DEAL--, arnd 6 hund. S qrs. 3 deals DEAL. ENDS, the entire cargo of he Flyvende Swan, Baade, late maRerD The good Ship VICTORIA, No. 6. S. P. Groot, late, - aater, adirmeafures 284 60-94th tons. 9 The good ship MARY, No. 5. A. Hanfen, late mat- I ter ...

... deals NORWAY DEAjS, and d . I.s. de.ls DEAI, EN ...

... own, and encouraged the merchants to build large trading vessels, which occasionally were converted into ships of war. The Queen paid the utmost attention to every thing connected with this service caused timber to collected for the use of the navy j carried ...

... effective force. In Orozo I left the regiments of Villaviciosa, the battalions of volunteers of Victoria, and twven- ty dragoons of the regiment of the Queen, under the orders of Brigadier-General Major Malespina, to observe the advanced parties in Murgula ...

... Emperor, who is shortly expected in his new On the 27th ult. 20 Spanish vessels left Bayonne for Spain. . Her Majesty the Queen of the two' Sicilies passed through Turin on the 29th ult. oa her way to Naples. , AuCseurgh, Jtilt/ 27. —His late Swedish ...

... 'nice the Englifh reftored on the different heights l^e ort anchorage the anchorage of Por- ,r are further pro' '' c rt Victoria, the fea-face ,'V' tv txrren, firong, a battery 1 we the right the ur twelve-pounders, one ' '*«> fix-pounders, and one '■in ...

... Majesty the late Queen of Sweden passed the day before yesterday through this place, her way to Weimar. By the arrangements made for this journey, it would seem it was not her Majesty’s intention to return to the South of Germany. Weimar the Queen intends to ...

... Sosti~e send Chiristiansa'Dorotbea, restored to the claimants. After which, will be exposed, edT td 512 Quarters BARLEY, per Victoria. kitct t - 200 Ditto OATS, per Anna Margaretta. str the Sanfiples will be 'seen, and catalogues had a -few days be-an f6re ...

... TEWARSi's Shel -The EARL of EGL I'INTON, onl Sir DAVID -HUNTER BLAIR, Bars. I General MONTG,,O MI',RY, has ROBERT DLCNDAS M QUEEN, Esq. - salt - DAvsO-CAsnruEiL, Clerk of the Course. N. B.-No person to erect Booths, bus such as shl.%l he al'- lowed. All ...

... Soso -bpu~hc ap~ossat the leitli-C~ffeehouse, Leith. (ofs 'Tursday llet cust. 'at twelve '0o'clc noon, THE DANISH- S-LOOP VICTOR.IA, ,at ~ ~ ~ -AloseSTons'measnksiieent, - 4th ~~~Prize to Isis Majesty's ships Strenuious, Forward, - and Gallant. - w Tiveslis ...