... - - ?? z_- IVOR. I ORD Whitworth had a pleasant passage ii of 4 hlotirs ;td a half to Calais He lwas- * dL received, on his landing, by an immense ?? O people, and with muchl huzzaing. The guns were fired, and flags displayed on tlle church stceipleN &c- Whlenl his Excellency ar- rived at tile inn where a Captain's guard was. I mounted, lie was complimented by tile constitst- ed authorities, ...

... jftwaXI!' A+ 0ct. LTlUESDAY the Sheriffs of ?? appeare(ld at the Bar of the House of Commniomg auid presented a Petition froni the Lord Mavor, Al- dermen, and Commons of tile said City st-ilting that the 72,0001,. which had been gr.anied by Parliament for the improvement of, the Port of London, w as experided i6 the construction of' %crtair, docks, in consequence of the Cornmis- sioners being ...

... ..tibalP4,. .tf l I - - - - - A.-f. .1 -FI -,`ThUTCII papers of the 218t ult conitain an abstract Cai Jj_ of the terms of the arnmictice between the and Ituss jails aii1A Turks. The provinces of Moldavia jiti gitil Wallachia, which have -beent 'thelate fiehL 01' thii OAntetionitf, are to be evacuated by both parties. spel ?? what government they are tote placed does edt Slot appear. It will ...

... 11SIVICH, Ji~e 4. A ?? s - C ,t. {to ?? i' L:* a e A mneeting bf the Clergy of this county wvas- d held on lonilay last at Stownmarket, when it was agreed to presenta petition to the House of Commons against the Stipendiary Cwates Bill. o This day the troops inourgarrison ivill mrarch i R s tlsbmere Heath, where, at 12 o'clock, they will fire a Royal salute andl a feu de joye, in ho- ,0nour ...

... -- - - -- ] - I J11sif WoS,4tJule 18&, At a Corporatc Asscmbly held on Tuesday at the Guhildball, Bury, Jatmes Mfathew, Gunt. WmL8 elected a capital B3ulress, ill the roam of the, latt ?? Whlarton Barsyick, Esq. deccased. The Rev. Christopher Wordsworth, Al. A. * Trilnitv c kIlege, (a.mnbridge, hasbeen preseutcd, j tlhe 4vrcllbishop 6f Canterbury to the Dcanry o1 oigin ,sex, vacteated by' t he ...

... id by, r einr C/wmist, 1.pswih, To Dr. OLMON,(1iiead House, Liverpool. Ill, If th Y Veovil, Somersetshirc, Feb.26, 1780. IR, If the increased Demand for your Cordial Bahn k3, of Gilead, which I have-had, he a proof of' its excel- lenee, it unquestionably is that which I have often heard it pionounced, a truly valuable Medicine: asd I declare thit I haveiieither known, nor even heard ot; one ...

... JPSIVICJJ, sipt. 2. , I Wednesdsa]^y soeght, th Ae-. Harrisonl Packard, A. . wvas liccnised.to the eretl Cur:wies of y Lh- boIwrough and Veiiberswiek,.Olo thernouintatiois of Chtarles Blois, Esq, and also to the Curacy of Peasen. Ihail, on nomination of the :v. F.:Leggett Yesterday se'lnight Ieminthe: day al-iointed for fil- liog up the vacancies in-tleCorporatioia ot'Colciester,. the ...

... froaplo jpoot. LOY\'DO.N JGAZETT'E EAkTRAOI1NARY? . Do..nine-A-ect, October 21, 1801. Dispatch, of which the following is a copy, A was this dav received (in duplicate)' at the Office of the R'ight Hon. Lord Hobart, one of bik Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. * ead-Rtlu&ters-, camp bctbreJlerroendria, Sept. 5. M v Lord. I have noiv the satisfaction to in- rorm your Lordship, that the ...

... Smoapplo Post. t E have the pleasure to announce tl(halciii', ' Majesties aiid the Royal Family blive re. 'larned to Windsor, where thev arrived ots Tuog&t Vkv night in perfect health from Weynmouth. The cerenmony of the ?? the Parlia- meIt, pro fornz, agreeably to-liis Majesty's last Proclamation,, to0ok place on Tuesday. - The Lord 'Chancelloi, Lord Hobariand Lord Pelham attended on the ...

... a-il al aoPA I ?? IN) 5 t., ^ rw s, 1 d, by o0rder otf 1i l, '.j~iAlMaj S`iyj in Guqrfir, Itr the adopli(n si *ttvet7ery mensuri pre ...

... lo'not. ' iUNDAY morning the Royal Family attended c Divine Service at St. George'AChapel, Wiadsor,! where they, heard a Sermon preach- by the Rev. Dr. Langfdrd, fiom ?? xxath' Psalm, and 11 th and 12th verses. Thou hast turned fur me nmy miourning into clanc- ins, thou hast put off my sackcloth, antd girded mc with gladness. To the enl that my. glory may sing praise to thee, antd not be ...

... q Z-11loapC', IP05t. F RID.3'Y Lord William Russel moved tle Order of the D)ay for the House of 1F, Coriruits to resolve itself into a Corn- anittee on the Bill for granting relief to paupers, arid exemptinig persons in certain cases fiom pj,!ing' the poor rates.' The Attorney G'neral ohketeed, that the pruriency of Legisfrhon was u thillng 1niich to be lanlteod, as the multiplying acts ot ...