... In progress of the transaitions relating to the peace pI till this time, and expresses great surprise that a b( free and independent natisn should permit twuofo- er reign Powrers toprescribe to it a perewptory term, tv for the regulation of its own internal ...

... of attention. Thle FrenchMinifr ter dircatly accufes the Imperiat Court of the niol an. jfttiflableadefirtis agiinit the independence of tie ELEc. 'maR of BvAi RIAi. 'France, thathas abforbed whole cir. c'es-Franice, that' has anaexed whole Eleaorases. ...

... Swit-, zerland more fully demonfirates the fettled determoi nariodn of the French Government to eradicateevery weftige of independence of fpirit in that unhappy 'ount)y, to allow nothing there the name of tran. sluillicy, but the tranquillity of the grave ...

... partizans, one of -whom' had the fully and the assurarnie to assert,. that the - independence ?? was as agiplyipr- vided for by the Treaty of Amnens, :as '- the independence of Spain -was- by the 5 Treaty of Utrecht.' ! Let it not, .there- (t) See Cobbett's ...

... difturbances ii the interior of France, iball likesvife be ?? taway.-,th. That Georges and his Adherents fla.l' be tnlulorted to Canada, according to the intention 'which the Underfigned has been direcdle to tranfmit h- hi, Govezaterit at the requeft of Lord ...

... Govermioent. He complairn d . W the'proteaidn given to Georges and'others of his ,defcript on, who infteatd of being fent--o Canada- asad -been repeatedly piomad, 1 re pe~rmitted to' remain in England, handfomelyrtjlioncd, 'nd' con- I -fiantly cod~nmitting ...

... in the interior of France, shall like- wise he sent away. 4th, That Georges ;md his ti adherents shall be transported to Canada, accor- h ding to the intention expresssed to hih rr . Ot- fr to) by Lord Hawk-esbury. 5th, That it be re- h commended to ...

... join theirgft'prjswiith ours, for the rctattainm~ient of Utieir ,c, pii tji tnk towers and the reftcrsibiou of tbe e reai independence of turope. Tnle Secretary at Viat and hr 'Sdan eb'lreffed their e approbation of the fuggelnor t t d a Sir TT. Pulteuewa ...

... after enumerating thc'seat- .hices of thcelate Lord Amherst, stated thit for thee-ssrvices a grant oF itOC0 ,e oft acres in C:anada had been rsadle, but that his lordship rever had b-ra able to tnjoy this grant.- He theretore moved, that 3oool. be granted ...

... theSteanrDutyCon- fad a'°: dig Afidfed Taxes Cnnfolidatiou, the Arm7 of Re. I(e Aieninenrt, the Sco s Army of Rccrie, the Canada (th x the A I rtcan Tre ty, thel Warchouling aend Bonding, th' )14 )tl Free Port, the Foreign Notc. F6 rgery, the Londor ...

... n Bill; the Afeffed Taxes Confolidaltion Bill; the Militia Amendment Bill; the Scotch Army of Referve Amendment Bill; the Canada Courts Bill; the American Afflignment Bill; the Bonding and Warehoulfing Bill; the Tortola Free Port Bill; the Foreign Note ...

... malice of our enemies, and to hurl back with lt coming indignation the threats which they have presumned to vent against our independence, and even our existence as a nation. His Majesty has observed with peculiar pleasure flat, amongst the unprecede-ted exertions ...