... Saturdeiy's Po1f. By Exprefs. HOUSE OF COMMONS, 'Hurfday, March 7. HIGH PRICE OF PROVISIONS. T OR D H AWK S B U RY, according to the L, order of the, day, brought up the report of ilie Sele&1t Corn ,Committee. Mr. Baker took the Chair. The irr means propofed by the Committee was, to dilow a bounty on the impoitation of corn fiom the Medi- tertanean and America. 2d, To recoxnqend to families ...

... L O Iv D&'o v, Alar, 6. Yellerday arrived American papers of a date much more recent than any that had previouily arrived. A paper of the ioth of January con- tans the Funeral Oration on Gen. Wafhington, prononnced in Conisrefis, and by their order, by Geaeral Lee. It gives us no favourable idea of A nerican Coulpolition. French lapers have been received of two days lnlter date than thofe ...

... Ox. pRD, March 9. em so~~ Cat - -- >- Jv;urcrJ o. 'A Ciarity Sernaon will be p1eeached To-mar- tow in the Parih j Church of St. Aldate by the Rev. G. S. Faber, M. A. Fellow of Lincoln College, for the Benefit of One Hlundred and Twenty poor Children, who are taught to read, in the four United Sunday Schools eftablifhed I in this City .-Service to begin at eleven o'Clock. An Anthem will be fung ...

... fttt) -_ar t, palm.f '-1OUSE Qo LOkDS. V . to :- ?? :- . ~~toi TUESDAY, MARCH 4. The Earl of EGLINTOUN (one of the z6 thrt Scots Peers) was fworn and took his Seat. orea The Bills before the Hioufe *vere forwarded in'their refpeffive ftges. I After a fhort converfation-fome amend- COr ments, on the Motion of Lord Walfingham, con were introduced into'the r 44th Standing Or- mit der, which ...

... 4tftulTte , However unfavoutrable the feverity of the froft and f fuddennefs of the thaws in the lift month might be c to the growth of the young Wheats, and to the carrying a on oi the various necefflary operations of husbandry, c the general milduefs of the greateft part of the prefent, c has tetilded very materially to redtefs the injuries that F weire fuftained. The Wheat Crops for the ?? ...

... WEPST INDIES. Letters fromJamaica, dated irLDecember, 1799, ftate fo the arrival at Port Royal of Li-ut. James Wooldridge, be the ofticers, and crew of His Majelty's fchooner Fox, p' of eighteen IS-pounders, and feventv-five men. Shle failed from Jamaica in September laft, with General ar Bowles,-Chiel of tels Creek-Rdiansa the was deffinedc ot for the Gulf of Mexico.. Ihe Fox touched at the b ...

... ..ubbic Qoccurrnaz. A Plan, upon a very, magnificent and exten- five fcale, is now drawing out for the re-build ing of both our Houfes of Parliament, which is expefed to be begun upon as foon as the prefent 'effilon clofes. The buildings:-to be pulled down will include the Speaker's houfe, in Old Paiace yard, and extend as far as the Public-houfe the. corner of Abingdon-ftreet. The hufinefs in ...

... gh Ift -ettr f a nu ?? The great preparatios trbat are ma1kihg btft b fea and land for the Expedition, evince the magnitude. of its 6bje&, and the forrndable energyr it it tenda operations. And, as this Port is to bete generai'ReT s dezvous of its Naval and IMilitary Forces, the greatcft expeaarions may be fornmed of the moft fpeedy and complete equipments being made to render the e'ner- prize ...

... if nba~ - ural. .1 f -. .- I -Ed. ly's ited, out, then ging Fort can- rave LZST OF SHIPS AT SPITHEAbi 1) p5s. Namur Royal W * - G uns. . mov anders. - 90 Capt. Lurcz. ?? - - C~apt. PIcKNORE . - 745Rear Adrhdial BERtLE 74 Capt. Mo~kr- o Warrior * - -. fty's Pulffane oc- IDefence - - - - Agincourt - . - S5ir Stately high Endymion - - his Severn m- - . - Anfon -. - ,onf St. Fiorenzo ' it is ...

... C- n, Wednefd ay morning, abodt four o'clock, as the patrole watch of the parith o, St. Marttn in the Fields ; rh were going their roit-ds torougih Zafflc-ftreet, Lei- n,ccer-fquare, they were alarmed by the report of a d, pillol, procecdiiig fromnan obicure aley in tnat neigh- Ba t bournood. Co0IIe.v.i,: It Lo bc only a waziton frolic, O; ; and meant to irighten inemn, they went to the fpot ...

... windngtm r SATURDAY, MARCH 8, ! e The LENT Ass1zas were held at the Cafle, A ...

... CO UNTER PE-TITION. .1 . . I . _ The follohwing is that prefented on Friday to thelloufc of Comtlmons, figiied hy 1619 Livery- nen, who approve of the Refolurion of Govern- I ment for the profecution of the War-and that fud the Petition againit that meafute, after the molt to t on ind .'tious efforts, obtained the Signatures of the ,jfiJfve only: has TO TiE: ;ioNOscRuAAnr T!iE COMMONS Or ...