... Sunday an4d Tiyeay's Poll. 3OI.SE OF~ Co.MMONS; MONDAY, FgrB. no. PIfTf gave notice that on this day fortnight- he me.Ant to bring forwtrd th- Ways and Mcans, cerm- Monly called the Budget for the enfiing year. DUTCH EXPEDITION. Mr. Sheridan intredaced his (pacch on the promifed motion for an ?? into tile Carfesa of lhe Failure of the Expedition to Holland, by an alltifion to what patled i the ...

... L 0 N D ( N, Frebuwry tJ. . The Chancellor of the Exdhequer has given notice, (lat he witl require a loan of z i,coo,oool. of which 3,000,0caI. are for leliind.- Stocks fell ertei ddy one per cent. in the contemplation 6r the loan. Tue Pallas frigate has arrived at Mount's 'Bay, Corpiisall. The lois on1 board tile Loire 'was incottliderahiei The Eretichr had so men killed and 2o wounded. The ...

... Satz,-dq's Poft. By Expr-efs. HOUSE OF COMDIMONS, THURSD3AY, FEB. 13. SUBSIDIZING GERMAN TROOPS. R. pITY ?? down a Mefirge from l his Majelty, acqudailiti n the Houfe, That h1is Majefly nwas thell emllployed in foriming fuch eagenientS with the Emperor ot Germany, thle Eledor of Bavaria, and other States of the Empire, as might tend to flrengthen tile efforts of his Imperial Majefly in the ...

... - iugefiay's Pol ;conithued. From the LONDON CAZETTE, Feb. S. ADMIRALTY oFFIcE, Ft. 6. t /erter frbm :Adiral Sir ~yede Parleyor.Kt Ceazomander in Cbief zf bis Majefty'aftaipe and 'avoel at ,namaica, to .Evaan Nepeani, EJ?. diid an Polrt ReZal Harbourj the aftof Desoontber, 1799. SIR, YOu will be pleafed to communicate to my Lords Comrrifiioners of the Admiralty; thac his Majelfv's Ihip Ca.-ypf ...

... L O0 V ADON, Fewrary r X. Three Hamburgh Mails, includirig that which became due yefferdav morning, arrived at a late hour ?? night. Their contents relate prinCi- pally to the vait and active preparations which continue to be made for the renewal of the cam- paign, both in Italy and on the Rhine. In the latter diredlion the enemy were expecled to re- commence their- hoftile movements on the ...

... OXIW R'D, Fe'r r' Tle READER in CHLMISTRYi iends to aegn his Courfe of Lectures, at the Laboratory, on *Ttzefday the 25th inflant, at fevell o'clock in the evening. SucIh ( Gentlemen, as may be delirous of attending the above Courfe of Leffures, are reqtsefted to deliver in their names to Dr. Bourne, on or before Thltrfday the 2Qth inflant. On Monday hle! died at Binfey, near this Citf, Mr. ...

... L ONDON, Februar i . x . . . iS Mr. Mafon, one of his Nlajefty's Mleffeng-crs left tow n on Saturday mornint, with Govern| tneat dilpatches to lord Nlin't at Vienna. The report of the Committce of the Houle of F Commons in refpedl to Bread, Corn, &-c. was on Fl'iday printed. It contains miuch uietful in- formation. The refult of the enquiries that have been made, appears to be-- t Tht the ...

... ! ) v *- - 4 t a e& r ida ry p j thinis orA ?? . vwe ImnIc It necefrary to apprize the pu ic) - that our eniduing Aflizes will be ?? a day. ear. n lier than tufial, and that the Judges Will open to their comnliflion at the Town Hall in this City, d. on TUESDAY the 4th of Mllarch next. r- A Prize of Fifty Pounds has been offered by a Society of Oxford and Cambridge Gentlemen e efabliflied at ...

... LO IN D o'N. :Eebruavy i9. - I . I - - . Tlhis day arrived four MaiIs from Ireland, With letters and papers to Thurfday laft. On Monday thle Houfe of Lords proceeded to take his Ma- jefly's NMeffage on the Union into Confideration; when, after a debate, which lafted till half paft three in the morning, the following Relolution was carried by a majority of 49,- viz. conttntsi, 53 Proxies, 22 ...

... 1L 0 N D 0 N, lebrary 20. At a late hour laft night Governmnent re- ceived an exprefs from Dublin, brought by the way of Holyhead, by which it appears, that fo far from the majority in the LioDife of Commons having declined on a fecond difcuilion of the queflon of Union, it has incteafedfour. In the Iril t- Houfe of Commons on Friday, on the motion, that the Speaker do leave the chair, a ...

... Saturday's Pgft. By Exprefs. joLuSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB. 20. rnHE Royal Affent was given by Cominiffion I to the Bill for prohibiting the fale of fieth baked bread. fhe Arebbi/bop of Canterburry faid, he rofe toa propofe to their Lordfhips the adoption of a plan which would materially tend to do away the ef- fecls of the prefent fcarcity of Corn. It was the diwty ofperlons in the higher ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, TriZay, Feb. zS. The Houtfe in a Coenrnittee on the rejort of the Sele&6 'Comnitte~eappointed todnquite into the cautes of the prefentth fcarcity of corni Sir J. W. Anderfon, Bart. in the Chair, ad Lard IHa'n'k/Zusy adverting to the A& i 3th Gco. Il. Ie faid, that the Committee had agreed univerfally in one fr, general opinion, which was, that legiflative interference to ...