... .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 ...

... ATT’. IL France; ir.ed to fubdue all that part of Europe, upon winch cartno; irntncdiatcly aft • I-by her troops, thro’ the medium terror, the audacity ot hr proceedings. Dutch Mail arrived this moraiug, brings ate following important article. IXT AOR Y, APRIf. “-Flushing, April 5. ihts morning arrived from Cadfar.d a Battalion French Infantry of the Bth Haif-brlgade, which immediately ...

... private foldier in Stuart’s or the German ■Regiment, and was prefer) thfejaStion oi'tl'A z 1 fl March. tln'SKt m -'acrable day* the Queen's German Rcghtftnt, 'he regiment of Dillon, and Rolk, forming whatNGeneral Hutchinfon calls the fof-it»n and commanded by Gen. Stuart, a fort of referve, the Queen’s German Regiment being upon the right of the brigade, and nemeft to the 42d who led 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 ...

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... Companrfof Expeditions fitted out by them l»ft w»r, appear* by the account upon the table * £tchelip the Bank for advance upon Bills 1798, and renewed annually fibcc that 1,500,0*0 The original Cum was three tniUiens, but halt was extinguished l»Jt year. 1,000,000 »,781,000 920,408 Total £-6,821,679 foreland IrtUnd jointly *6,879.000 for ...

... DEFENICE OF THE COUNTRY. Saturday lat, in confequence of a fommons from the Lord Lieutenaot, a meertng of the Deputy Lieutenants and Magiftratos of the County of Kent, and the City of Canterbury, was held at the George Inn, Sittingborne, in ordei to carry into exccution a plan for .eftabliAing a Sy- ft~m ot Commu.ication throughout the County, and for rendering th: body of the people ...

... between the hours of fix and eight o'clock in the evening, order the Affignec* John Wright, a Bankrupt, in one Lot, ALL thofe TWO DWELLING-HOUSES and SHOPS* with the yard and two Storehoufes behind the fame, fituate the lower end, Md** the north fideof the South-ftraot, in Cofport, one and the two Storeboufes were late in the the Bankrupt, who carried a large bufiftfo the grocery line, and a*e ...