... .i ll..: 5n pet V ued aid r t: HOUSE OF LORDS. THVURsDAYs JAX. 14. One ?? Bill being read a ilk time, and their totldhips, after waiting, as was ex('pead, for form important communication, adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, JAN. 4. An account of the quantity of 'Grain, Meal, Flour, and Rice, nimported fince .Ooaber ,x, X 186o, to Otober i, I 8*i, was prefented fronm tie Cdf toms. The ...

... ;Qrit0b Parlianunt. HOUSE OF LORDS. prc _ ?? MONDAY, MARCHR 10o. The Royal Aleuit was given by Commifflon firJ to the Bill for authorifing Hlis Majefty to-raife wn the fum of zo, s ?? by w-y of Annuites.e The-Tea and Spirits Tax Bill, the Marine Mu. inj tiny Bill, and three Private Bills. he The various Bills before the loufe were for- warded in their refpedive Rages. tin The Duke 6f Hamilton ...

... ,- w -? - . , II _r Y. 1. - ??pr ta parlt?mrat. iHOUSE OF LORDS., MONDAY, JUNE 2g,- About three -o'lock his Majelry came in State to the Houle,-and being feated on tlie Throne, the Houfe of Commons attended at the Bhar, purfuarnt to fummons, when the Speaker addref.ed his Majefty in the following terms I MOST GRACIOUS SOVEREStN, It is my duty to prefern to your Majefty the Bills for ...

... POR.TSM~~ tiulars ~i 14~ en,~ e b ~ae~ a fa alaje C bare been i d- iked.2- Wn s r a i b r fp~ahna ure,~tbdt we M*~ rt~e,-fh'e ist*eiun~qsa Ail, amre f ac f e r SA'TIYRDAMY I Generals Sir - >Ral h.Ab crombpi, Ioo, I Hiptchinfon, and Hon.- Col. Hopes, are vex- 1 -,Lif l 'L ?? ae ...

... K ?? ? ?? ?? f :, ' -. t On lefdate ~o a u c~or. mandeid ry^Gol.. Pillenjwreprnted *aE Cum ji 'lhrl-andrtwit-litheircolours;by ?? Pol. , . len~s, on-eofhom addrefled the Corps in'a ve-ry. 2r,.elegantindappropriate' peech. COL. Pollen's. I reply was difingoifhed' for its miljtary'ardour ~andiloya ty- The- fiehtiments were Cifch as n trulyr ltaaeiize tle man,, audithe foldier.- !In ?? aiid ...

... ?? rcvren. . The EHonourab!c Evelyfi Pierepoint, with Mr. Hunter, juar. the Meffengor, cinbarkved- at Dover oil Wednefday siornibg at nitne o'ciock, with' his Matjeily's Radification of the Definitive Treaty of Pc~ace. REUucToIn or 3 iF APt.t-Y.-The following General Order has been iffued from. the War Oflice tothe Colonels of Militia Regimexts,. ?? to the intended redufion, which 7is to take ...

... PORlTS()U Au -H. FSURDAY, DnENbsER M d f T A ' ' a v ?? r'd '1 ;it i c r - misjol frostA ?? Commiflioners of FHis ?? Li~k * ?? ?? -- ?? lajeijtjys -Navy' to extend their Trade beyond the wanzs of thc Kini'gs Ser co, ie ieave to-acquainr I/lerchants,- Captains of ' V'Tfels' Traders, and others, that every d4criprion ot few and Re- Ml ?? or Twice Laid Cordage, tnay be had at their Rope Yard, at ...

... GEN'ERA\L WIIITFLOL'KEs DE[ENCE. V- A u A - AA. l,. - . .. - - - . WIe have endeavoured, in .he lost page, to give the nost arnterinl parts of the evidence ou t a'i , E *lVsi'a- LaciKE's Trial, aind v ith it, a general ?? of the ?? have since received a copy of the ?? Defence, which was read by General - hitelocke, and his friends,. in the Court; aud' we are induced,'by the very ihperfect ...

... Lallball. AtwGutIr 24.-.Yesterday moraiug liii Wlnij'sit,' VrincecsRes Augusta, Solilla and Amelia, attended by Lmdy O. Murray, &c. went to St. Gror-c's .Capcl, and heard a srrnmpa by D)r. Dodswlorth, from thc I7th chalptcr of. Proverbs. verse 1. They a'ter. wanrds vent to Frogminore, 'a here hisl Majesty dined, anid was itict by the Q(uden and Pr'hicess *ltlizabvlih. t Their iaijesties and ...

... 1 1.3 ? . I., ? r ?? po?tor, t t, Ply EA rKE.'s. Uom tire LtN.1)tN ? XAI 'I h.ivng, been ?? to ap1ira.jt joitze jiIodgr&,i, Efi1. G:nternor, rid C~omm~iander ?? ill afi o)ver tile .1 ldts a4nd Plantatimsna in Airrica, crrro- mouly ?? the Berinu'da, or Stonrrs ?? ndq, be this day, t.ok- -the :rf¢uaj, oths appoilled to be taken by the Governrors 01 hia-i, ell 's I'larrta Lons,;. 'Thi, ray his ...

... AliA ,1, 1. iJU Yi.~t-.,JjUB-,v~ .ZE.~ ?? ' . i.. . ?? are #xti 'v ini f V .~jeuet, h.Vsj.,uj5 ~mIecW. ,h ogy', 09 l e rs~ ..~jc .wij..i cetaresot Suie, I~sg& aI CaIiJto e'I -rTlay fbd Te 'rcnJ gh is'bsimmg if ie usc~ lhenie ud a-tfrigOtd, tstvintr p:teel edA' HssAmel, Vn aidel ^ fesaitetpociset) :is !tlie iebiiinei 4c tdsini koi tbie: (X~ic'ctsl, 4`n44out A0rcfi1c'os' the work% oW C:cdih. ...

... PORTSMOUTH. ?? SVRDAY, AUGUST 24. IOn Sunday latt,-bev Royal Mighnds the Plnces of -Wales attended' divine fervice at Hamblopon I AsnOA $ i a .1-- _ I h he churcht where-a mo eite t rrincn wa t 'preacihe by the, Rev..Mr. Richards,; o-in.law ., h rto Zie~ Xlon. CiTroT.dF.- Af te s t p' , m child of Mr. Richards iwas cbriftened, for whois-M her Royal Highnes, ftood Sponfor. Qo. MNi6day,S in. ...