... On the evening the Afrizes at Maidifone ter- minated, feveral of the King's Counkl and Ser- jearits retired to dinner at the Star Inn, and in- dulged themselves in the pleafures of the table till towards -twelve o'clock at night. At this time Mr. Serjeant Beft quitted the company, in order to call upon his relation, Mr. Knapp, to arrange their going to town in the morning., As he was walking ...

... ?? MuP.DuZ-A plot was latelj'.djf-t COvered which haclfo'itS6 objedthei xnurder ?? IKn, I L; -rv. rn of Perfia'.1and which. involvine nianv I the prefenlt Sovreign of Perfia`,!and which, involving many of .tre molt ddiffflnguiihed Officers of the .Statei ,jis/e$cited tle ftrongeft fenfation throughout the V nmpire. An Offlqer wvho had been, iftnrunmental in advancing the Priiice to' the. ...

... I E n LO U i a ? . Zfl- ; X~kE t v I 'B4vt EXPar~wS. y re m ove dt e .i*t e s a et* ah Feewliicif. h6 :fe&j~ ?? a ai oaekntet, toac bpdg that termnis o lmp- ;niitsd between th 'n4lu ia f h j Govern. Oitf~fped. in. ' t. hips tln ah~~ie if~t is flaog will~ remtfovtyle retr e.S '~iu~e -bj~ e>f refe'u the1' g ?? t eg mte to h Princio.range, e*bytje Bort'viaueRepuli - oeg i~ a ?? Mcirqit of ...

... -RsT'rAC - OF A BtU A AhUN iv TIkIR COMIUITn.) N~t N~mUO E~nU V1L*RSIND VOlt f Nl35ll500 TiSN 2ONSSUMPIrixOF, 05' ERFADl CORN, men FAWIS! eci,' FOR A 'ti7111 TO LiE LZNITXO. wet - ~~~Culi feld The Bill ?? it is exlpedient thast prox'ifion xa llsoried be maie for thet berettk acisniniftrsseion ?? cic r-ochial Rolief - he pnr:ent ('igh Pr-ice of Prn Wa vi~iroas: antli that th - iotrsydrufeion ...

... - YPsrgr MF.ETA si o . : Havsg fticeived from a Conftant Reader the fol. Id -lowing psrtieuari fA fthe YeIry, ?? taff Tuefia . t the Church f this Parith, on a fub & in, which Di al pur Ciehes, whther ?? or ifitr 'mf. Xbe 1treied, wetbink ?? ut to-,intert a, IF pbiai narrative of ?? -ay compnqent oC our owns, oi &uy rdd~ons tht mrigt Q8ind, i. ;greatortiou cE pne ~party, athough ihcy hti6.6w ...

... .FORESiCdLI-NG. I -~ ~ ?? I It may not he :uniliterelfing to euirei'tat betn the conduft foanierly, in tmes of fcircify anrd public dlitrefs, upon thti deltjion of a Forefta3ler. The fullowing curious Advertiferinnt upon this fub- jet is extractcd fromn the Gcntlem-n's Aiagaie fdr ;he ; Year 1759:- ?? A DVERT I S ENIENT. Whereas T, Williar, Margetts, the younger, was- a- the laft aflizos for ...

... OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS . ?? ?? A;- . . .. - -I- - r ?? -- .- I . I - . I cirr rl.t perfons feized arid detained in France, in violuirn ;t the Laws of Nations and of Hoft'itality, aid flring tire terms upon which it will confcnt to a Scoieral caitel for the cxchiuxge of prifoncrs of war. SIR, Downing ilreet, Aug. 24, 1804. I have lird the borotr to lay before Lord Camden your lrttcr of the ...

... ILONDON, &c.mb. Z. Win- -.0 -. The following notice was this morning tranf- mitted to Lloyd's:- Admiralty.Office, Sept. 2, AS65. By a difpatch received this' morning from Admiral Collingwood, dated off Cadiz the 2sft ult. it appears that on the precedingday the ene- my's fleet, confifing of 27 or 28 fail of the line, with leveral frigates, entered that harbour, after inefficaually chafing ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SAURAY FBRAR ia--. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 t. Captain Birch, late of the IriIannia Eaf In- .diaman, landed hfere this morning from-'the Mer-. cury frigate, from Lifbon. -He brings intelligence that Sir Home Popham lefrSt. Salvadoron the z8tb Noeber, ;,with the, feet',and army, all well. apt. Bir;Gb came from St. Salvador in the Veriato Brazil- &~ip, and &iom Lifhonx in the~ Merlury. ...

... ?? 11 an. SATURDAY, MAY I8. In the Houfe of Commons laft night, Mr. Pitt, in tle commiiteeeorn the Commiffion of Military ¼xe;uelitdu-re, propofed an atc. arionr,.iii enjoin- l4; fke Commiffilners to retrofpfedive inveltiga- fu worded fo as to inftreif&th Com- . izer 5s to enquire into abules which had exift- I d, but no longer did exift, ina ca!es where they fhosud judgc it neceffary. Weallo ...

... -'suffi5l) Parlialumt. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, NOV. 24- The Royal Affent was given by Commiffion to two ill's-the Qie to prolhibit the Exportation of Rice, and the other to enable His .Majeity to prohibit for a time to be limited the Exportation of Prov.uions. The Bills uponi the Table were Forwarded in their rifpeetive itagtes, alter which the Houfe adjourned. TUrSDA-Y, NOV. 25. The Corn ...

... ftnfloutireter apb4. . _ I II - *. LN . teeE 1 a ?? of Jpoftic. . There has, perhaps, never been a period of the War more pregnant with important events thaxat of the pr'fent omeamct The maxiiim offl bis p-acem pare L belluiim is now eiuallyad&opted by the Allies, and the French. Every nerve of ftrengtl: and. evety ray of talent is ?? by the Belligerent-L~owers ta tI| coneraf rwith .e aclenty ...