... JMPEILRJAr J'A4RLZAM,;BN- IWOUSE' O LOBRDS, TI r1URSDAV, FEB. T9. the n1lre of B1eford's Poor Pclief Bill was read a third to and pafl`id. It WAS ordered to be carried to tihe Commansn Ehci Lrl of lS'foratA prefented a Pctition fron a number of D btois in the CQtyjail of Dublin, ftating their hitfolvency, and ,ayhtg for r efief. Ilis i ordiip obfcrved, that the bill introduced by the Noble r,, ...

... YEB M0RNING CHRONICLI.- LOND)ON: 0| : t.2DNASD~r, DECEM3R X,, . We laft night reteived Paris .joirnals to -the 28th. They bring very little news. The Swifs are ele~ing Daputies to proceed to Paris to the Cofifulta, which is to be the organ through which the,will of France is to be communicated. Some applications have ?? made to the Commander of the French, troops in Switzer- land, to fet ALOYS ...

... LONDON: TRUASDlr, AUGUST 26. The very cu rious intelligence froih France refpeiing the Journals, made a fenrfible impreffio n on the funds, and it is probable that the meafure was altogether cal- culated for the meridian of our Stock Exchange. It is a faa worthy of remark that thefe burfis of fpleen in the official Journal of the CHIEF CONOML of France have uiniformly made their appearance, fo ...

... * ~~ ~~OF ! ?? i GREA~T BRIAI ANX J.IRELAND. . Os .Ht5F. c,:LORPS, M~aacu 7. - , A varlety of ublic altd ptrivatc, Bills ,palred in their refpedlilrt I he &corol reatlin,;g of the. Tnhlvent Debtors' Bill was moved. T'he Marqru~is o£ St.'i-o rofe, and niatdc fomuc obflcr- vtti'ons o~n 't~he TUi which -few, we-belye, of ihoe, be- ,i-ov. tlwe b-ar.- Vere able to' overhear. The --objel' of the ...

... itTHI.-Z 14TTCI~ Cit.9. I~d llGHMIL 5JOui 77 ?? 6. 7LUSHING, APRI(. 5. . : Thsismornring arrired from Cadfand, a Battalio'n of' .French Iniantrjy'of tle Sth'IHalfibriigade; which irnme- diately pr oceded on its march for Middelbqrn'i. D.die 'afternoon arrived another Battalion of the. ane Bri- 1 gade', wbhifh likcwrife pfogeede4d for Middelbuig. A Battalion of the 95th Half-brigade ridg There ...

... IIo t1, : I Frown the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 26; x.83. - I At the Court of St, James's, the 24th of Februany, i o3, pre, fent, the KING's Molt Excellent Majefty in Coiincil. His Majelty in Council was this day pleafcd to re-appoint- Thumas Hare, of Stow Hall, Efq. Shcriff for the Coounty of Norfolk. B-ANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Macfarlane, of Bethn alaGreen, merchant.. BANKRUPTS. Jcfeph Allen ...

... TiTHLE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: . , WEDNESDD r, FEEBRVARr ?? Yfleraday arrived fe'vcral' Iaihburgh and Dutch IVMails.. The Dutch- Papers contai~na .copy of:the C new ConVention which bas been concldued-at Paris, relative .to the' GR.N D v)SIE of TUISPANT'S Indemknities. The ,onditions wliich the Court of V onna has obtained are* con4derable; and in retun ite itPER R binds. ilh- ?? to l ...

... STATEi PA4PE1S. NOTE, TR'A ?? Mr TOt OitS'Oi.UOND ro THP aANIIH Mi- - 15515l FRi, FRIrtt N AeAts1%5, DATED 07TH DEC. 800D. 'T le (O urt f oncor, infornecd that Denmiark is crrying on With ?? tiegaetttions va, y Itoflile to tihe hitrefts of the 7' iilh Enmpire_ r.1lsiik ?? it cannot better fulfill tle (Iutics ±sh chi it el a ssirruoafhorre pseferilics, than byradidremlng itfclF dhectly to Cisc ...

... ?lXECVUT3ION o2f Alet ?? Portrilutb, Jan. r . This morning the yellow flags, the bfual fignals for * ,jihiifhment, wvere hoifled on board thle Terneraire, Formnidable, and Majeffic, and the following prifoners, Odrviwied by a Court-Mattial of Mutihy, and fletenced to die, were brought out to fuffer d&ath :-Chefter- mnan, Collins, Hilfier, and Fitzgerald, on board the Tremeraire; Ward on board ...

... TsHE' MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Pt' r~r. WEDNESDIAY, AUGUST 7w5. A ,By our letters' from France by yeflterday's Mail we .trt find that the French Government has 'put a ftop to of the circulation of Englilh Newfpapers in France, as pt. was flated fonme days ago. Laft Wednefday all tlie Libraries, Salons ad7 Cabinets Licteraires were f- vifited, and the owners forbidden any more to _ receive or ...

... LONDONc TVCIESDAV, AUGUST 3t. We ?? received the .kouieur of the 26th, uaaccompartied by any of the other Paris Journals. It appears thiat the tew Governmebi of the Ligurian Republic has bee jtitifledat Genoa with 'all faitable Solemnity. Not even the FIRST CONSUL of France, when initiated into the dignity of CONSUL for life, could expe&t more ceremony to attend hi's inauguration, than the DoE ...

... THE CENtRAL BLIECT1ION . I 1. ; . I ! ?? SOUTIAWARKMEETING. ' . Yeferday, at eleven o'clock, purfuant to public g notice, a General meeting. of the Electors of South-: a wark affiembled at the Town Hall, JOHN'TowNSSND, Efq. Deputy Bailif, in the Chair. After the Chairman had opened the burinefs ?? Meeting, by Lhti,.g, tlat tile Kin,;!s W-fTit ll tving been received to elec9 two Burg.eis to ...