... BMAERMI, PARLIAMEIVT. HoUSE OF LORDS, TUES8AY, MARCH 3.- A BDI was oinjtlgbt up by Mr. Lafeelles and others from tht Conlmons ,-repfitcd arid read a firt time. Halt a Lbzen Peers were fworn.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Dulring the dififllion refpeaing the Cajl of the Houfe 'fraingeris of courfe Wel'e Dot adnititcd, but w6 have bee informen l that nearly forty Members b onhk tbe batha and ...

... From tlj LNJO13Aa G-4ZJT-E, March 3, 1801. : . ,§Sb{Pda'tS .0ei ,-flamb ' I., S Copy of, -,etfr/rem 4 iipw! Lo-d Gadir Commander in C';t .? - 3 ortb~~or Cmaozdr ' t i. ?? .1i IaSb ps end PW9/O o be CoaJ o keland, to Evaia ; l-- Its1ervlth 8nckbi-, fer. theiforruation of the Lordtds ;Oormitnrrs of the Adeniralty,' the copy of.a 16tter which L ; r; ve-~d~ycerdayn afternoeon frorn Cap~taiiu 'w ...

... .'T1E MORNING CRONIcE. 'LONDoN: ..WEDNVESDAr, Mi12A'CH 4. It is with7 the moft cordial fatisfaaion that we.an- nlounce the favourable turi which his MAJESTY'S dif. order yeflerday took. The following is the Bulletin: .. QUEEN-S, HOUSE, NIARCH 3, 1801. *. s MAJESTY' has had a very gooc1 night, and his fever is rnuch abatd -to-day. (Sigfled) T. GISUORNE. - H. R. REYNOLDS. The KIN G, it is faid, ...

... WVIG CLId&3 Is ENL , Yefflrday a -ety numerous mnec-Lcf1 took place at the- Crown and Ariclo, in the ,Il Earl Thanlet-was in the Chair, ?? ' ' ! of Noblemen Atnd GCtlenmen ol tile fj iti the Dulecs of Norfolk- an l e rn, i,, .J,, the Earl of Albernulel, Lord'Robcit Spehcy.', ...

... THE MORNING CHROAILLE. LONDON: ' THURSDAr, t'liARCH 5. We are extremely happy to ifate that iis MIAJESTY'S f health continues to anmend. The foliovwin is the Bul- letin of yeaerday:- c QreEN 'S 11COV, M.ARCI! 4, 1i01. i C His MAJ rs-ry's fever is fomewhat further abated. ' (Signed) T. GISBORNE. C, ?? H. R. R1.YNOLDS It was yelterday generally reported that Thould this t agreeableturn ...

... IMPBERAL PARLI1AE PIT. HOUSE OF IORDS;W'oNrsDAV, MaPces 4. A Private Bill was reacha fecond timne. The Earl of SUFFOLK aiked, when he was to expe&t a Report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the Dearth of Provifions ? Not feeing any Miniffer in the Houfe, he fearcely ?? to what Noble Lord to ad- drefs himfelf ; but he tvilhed, if any Noble Lord, a Member of the Committee, was in the ...

... IMlPERML PARLLMMENT. HOUSE OF LOPRDS, TfunxSDAY, MAcRC 5.- The Marquis of Bute, Lord. BrJownlbw, Lord Strathniore, and fome other Peers were fworn. 'I'he Loan Bill, tie Exchequer Bills Bill, Sir Sidncy Sruith's ol Penfioni and the Bill -f6riihereafing the l ield Officers of the Mi- hd litia reginlents ferving in lrelA, ?? through. Cbnmmiktees of the whole Houfeand *cre reported. * 0 'wo other ...

... ITHE MlORNIAING CH.ROJNIuLE. LONDON: 1 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLMENTE. . HOuSE OP. LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCa 6. Thle Marquis of DtowNsHiar t~ook thle oaethsvr., Lord RAWDo6N (Darl of JMoira) prefented three' difierent Petition'sffrom Debtors in confinenjendt-praying relicf. One was from certaipt perfons imprifoned in- dic Caiiongate Gaol of Edinburgl,'reflheaing wvhich, his. Lordihip .fid, hle felt flime doubts as to the fitnefs of- the ...

... F.R[iMNCE. REAR-ADnIRAL GA5TEl1UME, CoSteaEat.o0R or STdro., ro CITIZ5t2 FOTF.AIT, Miies-rila Or Tl(LZ MAaetrE. Off Capede Cratti, on the coalc of Spain,- zx Plu- viofe, year 9, ieb. to. CITIZENW M1fi5sT-re,-As wti have been met on our way by a great una nber of nmutaal veffels; as we were obliged, by cir-. eumfkttces, to enter the Straights, and to pafe tile port of Gi. braltirin theday ...

... - I d L)ONDON: -U S &1SUR~Sl ?? ?Z.fRCH 7. s, _ s. The KING'S fever gradually declines, as appears I from the following Bulletin: QVEIEN'S HQUSE, MARCH 6, IS8T. His MAEjSTY'S fever, though not quite fubfided, n- flill coitinoes to abgie. IC (Signed) T. GISBORNE. d - - 1-. R. REYNOLDS. It is fuppofcd that the feverity of the KING'S indif- d pofiticii has left lilch laflitude and debility ...

... -THEJ MORNING- CRONICLE. LONDON: MOND4 21 MARCH 9. Are have had thef ?? of aqoouncing for fe;. verral days fucceffively that his MAIFSTY's health has. ?? acourfe of progreffive amendment. The Btille- tins of Saturdayand of yefterdiay;particularly the forme r, fpeak more decisively in confirmation of thc national hopes, than any which-have yet been publifhed. They are as follows .1 4 s nliEi' ...