... CA2JHOLP0C JEVA'N1PATIOAr. e Calnot llp fee2ing thlc utinota ahoniihin'eft at C ) u . of theft who exclaim againft the difcdffion ;g!, quedfon ?? Eranncipation at the prefent . 'latte: hsav come to flhch a crifis that no g lall or ?? can fufj)end the agitation of it. If thiavos \et entite, if it were poflible to adjiturn tbc pvlnt by ordinaiy adclrefs, by the flale pretence .tiit tic thne iS ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, FeJ. x4, I Sol. Admirefty Office, Yedtnar 14, 130r. Copy of - L ftrr fom Liseoenanit Bond, zoernrandeing his MjkfY's en Scbooter Aetleyj to hvan A'eoearz, Ef. dated Of orfg, szd ieem i . er, I8oo. .e Sir-You will be plealcd to communicate to my Lords Conm-- In miffibners of the Admirilty the fubftance of the enclofedcopy of a letter to Lord Kath, which I have the ...

... LONDON: And .MONAVr, FEBRUA2i 16. Req We have reafors to believe that the'leading appoint- the ments in the new Miniftry are fettled, and that fome I o of the wiits will be ?? this day. According to re The port the arrangements are as follow: of Mr. ADOiiOrON, to be Firft Lord of the Treafury, and Chancello? of the Exchdtjucr. of The DVKE of PORTLAND, Secrctary of State for thb Home peti ...

... IMPE R [L, PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, IFaa. I6. Trhe Archbithop of CA10NTERtlURy moved, that the Thanks of thle Houle be given to the Right Rev, the Biliap of Win- r chefter, for his excellent 8eranon preached -in the Abbey Church Weftrninfler, on the Fait Day, and that lhe be ?? to rprint the fame. Ordered. The Duke of BE DrOR D's Bill for the relief of ?? certain dif- - our , was ...

... Il.f(MTJUR G17J 1 iI,-A. S~Uall -3DN C~0OZ4EDEP.A~5 f COFEENHAGEN, F'Sr 7.-On ?? r ; tr I a Ityu Lord Grenvillc prefientcd to tile Denifl ,allnd zcdi Ambafl'adors, the fol'ovwing Nlote refpcrrrfing th- em- baargo laid on t'ne Danili auld Swadi ro!t 'l'he rndeier;ncel prilcipal Secretary cf Stae for Forei .n Affairs hals htero cor!snan.kld hy his Ma,,'cfly to ni.khe tire fol. lo\vil~g coors ...

... ;i'PE TOQALRINGl CHRONICLE. LONDON: 2VEiSDA12', FTiERJO r i7. Ycfteiday atrived the only H-lamnbuigh Mail due. It ?? belicved at Vienna that the Preliminaics of Peace hae beeln fimned between Fraice and Auf- tria 7 buc tliat they wi'J not be announccdt tti thc pF- rio1 nf the engagements betwieen the 1 s'na and this Country expires. Itis flated that Lo.d MINTO, jI a fo: rnal intCCview, ...

... FR..INCE.; PARIS, tg PLUvIO)sE (FEP, r. e). Citizen Ca6 Irelli, Chief of the Staff of the Conrdar Guard,, has fet off fur.thefrontiers, in order to meet Count de Kaliftchew, and to accompani, hini to-Paris. Efcol q.s of .h6nour are ftationed at all the places through which the Ambaffador will pars on. his way to Paris.- 04poiletwr. Is is fated that the Maritrfe Prdfec& at BreRt has this ...

... PUBLIC OFFICE, BOH'-STREET. ?? . . 1K t D- - BEFORE N. BOND, Es0. AND SIP, 1V. PARSON S Yefterday JAMEs BAIiNES the younger, MARY Hounrs, alias B4aRN CS, alias AsneyX and JAMXS~ HARIIisoN GosI)AaD, crebrought from. New.~ i-'rifon, wlere tocy had been commit- ted by ThOMAs Ctluianwtca; and P~rteal I IENDERsnN Efls. of Bedfoot, on a charge of breakinxg open hth dwellirng-houfi' of iVil- h1am ...

... krJl: tse L.ONDON GAgZ47TTB, Feb. 1 7, I SoI:. A(dmiralty Ofce, FebruarY 17, 1x0c;r. - [Ltter trrvfnitted oy Admirh-al MtSi.uike.1 * ie Moj y's Hircd^Arred BIrig Lads Charlotte, Ply- *Oosh 'ound, . , lo.801 Sir-I beg legveto inform- yn, that yeiterday the Start bear- ing N. N. W. fix leagues, I chicerved a lugger to Leeward, to which I.gaye chate, hod in two hours camle up wivth and cap. tured ...

... 7T71E MORNING CITROJVICGLE :LONDON: DN2.;usfi IEBRUARY z?. We yeflerday received Paris papers to the 12th t't clulive. We do not recollca any fet of papeasts fome time paft tl)at have been fo deffitilte ofimportLO intelligence. There is fearcely an article on whicfl O can lay hold as meriting notice. The peace ?? France and Aultria is generally believed to be ftt]edl and the French Tiers ...

... lMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOuSE OF I.ORDS, ucrsDnY, FrB. 7. . at, Earl 9rNgrCbrosight a Mefag.,cfromhisMajefty, (firnilarto W. that d elivred to thc e ? -ouf~ lnfnommoos thceprec cdmg day (expivhe;r- tl jog that rhis Mvajelty 'avs deliron s nf conferrinig fame ?ilgnal rewtard onSirhidncyS nibth,for hiseminoentferviceslo) thec sairofEgypt, tic and ?? 1,in his gidrious defenec of Acre,againft the fl) ...

... IMPER M1, PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDCNEsDA, FZB. IS. Lord SeopeoR D appearcd at the Par, and intimatedlthat the Adri.-fs of the .loufe had been ?? to his MajeWy, to -which his M;ijefty-aspileafed togive ansoa graclousanfwer. Mr. RonJE, preparaiitory to the opening of the Budget, moved for a great valdety of papers refpedting the duties on tea, fugar, pap e;, priejted, goods, promnilfory ...