... ?? - euna' _ot, Sugr Cmmiteeare expected toak ?? f total p~rohibition'1 of ?? frim grw Ill flivour of a general distillation frorml ?? thins, however, is expotct(.1 to he strong~ lyvl ojpsud'by the i~nded interest in the Mouse of' u'ommon101, as tho, annual cumturrnption of t~OO 000 ii oat tcr ofliarley will tthus [Itti diepensed with, nd the valuc OfisLitl felewqen dpecaij F1 jdo,~' a special ...

... JI7iften by, a Young Gentlemen, And set to nutsic by Mr. Ball, Organist, Ipsrsicr. Nelson the brave, is now no morel But husih'd within the Earth's cold w omb; His dear remains each toil give o'er, And peaceful rest beneath the tomb. Abl! hear ye not, that mournful knell, 'Tis 4r the Hero's hopeless doom; Who for his Counury's fieedom fell, And glory crowns the victor's tomb. Peace to his soul ...

... tftl? k Z ?,t -? J?,Om 10.r. Los. Gaz. .Arniralty-tvie, e Uiy 22. Copv oj a Letter from Captain Y. Baker, of his AMajey's Avip Caypfo to Admiral Sir Hyde Parker, datedPbrl Royal, Aprilsi, 18CO. Sir, I have the horor to Infornm you, that on the tsh infl. at nighi, Cape Tihereon bearing S. by E. diflance 4 or 5 leagues, I difpatched Mr. Win. Bucklv,'manfer of {his- Majelly's 0oop under my ...

... .*:jX$~~3~~).. Jan~, The Sufoi tendbbl Cavalry, otAiAnally raig as provifional,- futiound .2t Lewes4 acid'aloong. tie Ea7tern collaftasjras Rye,'bas ~rtteived a&def; to bold itf, r eireatineas t atc l te ffiortef notice for [relarnd: in two d;fions; the firiobe com, mafided .Y h'he Colonel Sir Wm, i6wleyj Birt. and the' k fni by Major Sin eton, fonain-!iw, ,to t.e Marqais Cornwalll5., 'We hear ...

... : 9 qmnblaf'o 1pOg - TiJlIl.SDAY in the Ilotise of Lords, uj)on thle olrder of tbe daiv, for taking znto cOnside- Nilioli the Message fromn his Majesty, relative to (ortch Livintgs under ' a vear. The Earl of Livet pool, befOre IUoving anr Address, in answer S tt Iis Malje.ty's most graCious Messagec, observed, that it was intended to extend the bounty t lfarlia- ment t6 small livings, under I ...

... un f Oct. -? .. g oapo , lp ^ Prtyer to be used eery day next lter I A the ?? itl timl otf war ad tunitts, A pirhlyen ral Cairi-fdral, CWlfegiate, and. Pt- bondi Ch ches and Chapels throughout En- gland and Ireland, during the war 0 Almighty God,-.blakerv of tbe Universe, and Sovereign Disposer of the Afthirs of Men, at Whose Conllsnand . ationls aus.3, Empifes rise- ant- fi:.l, il urish au ...

... - - X-amplo 1 C,5' ;i 17 I P k - q 'UE'SDA`Y the V'10uC o (1, 14111015 tis'n mtinl tile Painted Clamber-1 w~:i~ the c-,C ctmdforinalitics, the Speaker obst'rved; idt ic lvit'VI'tI\l.a letter froro thle ord twr ( t hi;s ~' 1a~leit.'s -ion h1oldk, '.s ia !)e% read. It' s1iah d the io-ptes:tV of, tile H ow~l assellbilb,i in tt'a 1:lin e h'o~hi'.01cov 0qllC-'IWC of the al- tedn kg in th ])mr pace ...

... ?? ?? ?? jpfi5t. London Gazette cwdstz9 M- Cornwallis, ?? tt~ik T1'Ioj.rnig at9 O&lcka, v~itf tile Defnnitivc Treaty i-i pealce; v'inch w~as siignedain Arsvlens, ,itt I o'clock Iin the ulernoon of' the _nth inst. by di(l; A~eiiipoten- tiart, ot'his, Nlaic~sy and bv the Plenipotantiarieos u rat i-ae, Spacin, mc! the. itaraviani !Republic. NMC- )dIi i inl th ?? it fJ _Lordk, thle 1sad of Si 6 I ...

... ?? P 00t. A.Motionu was made by Mr. Braige in the Housc of Commons on Tuesday, that no pri vate petitions should be received after Feb. 19. Wednesday, on the motion of Sir Win. t1liol, the following sumns were voted to defray thcex- pence to he incurred for three Jlunar nouiths, froma the Ist of JanrIarv, IS02. Ordinaries of the Navy ?? X. 1Q0,604- Extraordinarics ?? Transport Service ?? ?? ?? ...

... Camicallm)'o Port. AS tbl present extraordinary depression of A tle Funds is a general topii of conversa iol, and has excited some dlegice of anxietv as ivell as surprise we feel it our duty to explain to the public thle real causes of' this unexpected operation. In the first place, the General Elec- tion has compelled numbers of the candidates to draw large ?? from the funds, amounting in the ...

... Poot. I tliE Muitoiteur contains a correspopellere oil W i he ti;(guhjct of NI~ita. Aftersta'iiIgI t t I ign111L o pI vsia was thi OJII t pover Oinl the COII- bI tavelit lildt tad teiaN \id his conisent to tile ?? luv Ofli' is:aund, anjd that lie :had at last dgreed 5( VI Cot lor Withi thgt -1 .ni perors of G ermanty and lo Russa in this nod oi ndjnstmest, Sir Alexander 6- half, the liti sn ...

... . I . I I . Yesterday se'nnight the 4LhAroop of Loyal Suffolk Yeormanry, comrnmaibd;2d' by Lord Visq count Bro'me,i ret at their in'sua place of exlr- cise, and ired a t'eu de j'uy in, consequelnce-o- thc Ratification of the.Pielirginaries of Peace', as also in consequence of the- surrender of Alexan- dria to his Iajesty's floes, being the firsi6field day.sipee thiese two ;byfu1 events had ...