... Bill. A nuuml r of Finance Papers WtFre ioved for by MV. Rosr, preparatory to the opening of the Irifl iBudget. .Lord WM. RUSSELL rOI tO e t6 prefk a ?? that he mightbe now pelymiitted to move tlb-t the HIoufe d refolve itielf into a Committec on the Bill ...

... 'bring in' a Bill for the rief'and ?? better enipliyment of the poor of Coy btiV,. . , ;.S v, u Loird Pole, I i d Temple, Mr. Johns, and a great- many'i othex .Ie-ubers wtre etc'uqed from atterding on the 14th'bf'I2ril. The SrArxK ?? as FTiiday was the laft ...

... MALTA, no men. SPARTIATE, no men. PLANTAGARETjfilfJr Sea. MARS, nO men. CONQJUZROR, not rigged. DREADNooUGrTjf ftr se,. RUSSELL, only 3oo men. ArlDENT, only zoG men. SCePTRE, only 20 men and boys. MINOTAUR, only 125 men. THUNDLELEA, only zoo men. RAi ...

... D-eis- pising danger, he returned, and'rernewed his de- predations in the association. of Sylvester Godlia, a Portuguese ; and, John Farrell, a delegate fiom Manchester, an i rimate- ally of the traitorr 1es- pord, and phose name is tobe foand on the print- ...

... except mere parade command, which ought to be performed by the Commanding Officer. The Commanding Officer of this corps is Sir John Nicholl, the King's Advocate. Whom the committee is composed of the reader will see. At a General Meeting of the Inbabitants ...

... aum- ber of cattle killed. Even in the departnent of the Rhone the vineyards have fuffeiaj a great deal from hails. Admiral RUSSELL is expe'eed to fail in a fetv days to relieve Admiral THoRN BoRouGtH, wvho hasbene Oil theTexel fince thc middle of l)ccernber ...

... Sir F. Burdett was the man. -To the truth of Mr, Mellish's assertion John Stockdale a bookseller in Piccadilly, thought proper to'make the following affida- vit. M Middlesex to wit;. John Stockdale, of Piccadilly, bookseller, maketh oath s and saith, that ...

... of Woburn-place,Russell-square, widow ofthe late Alex. Peter Allan,ofMill Green-house,Essex. On Wednesday last, at Wandswortli, Jno. Tuach, Esq. mu6ch lamented by all who knew him, aged 74. Al Paula, oil the 3c0th June, Major General John Fullerton, cf ...

... to bze serat to the.,C~mvA~sl~22iane~~ tao dee o he se.rt t GConionrs,irequesting that they w~ould allow the RIght Hon. Sir John Stewvart, to attend to-morrow on the Commttes of theoir Lorlsghips,asppointed to consider the Articles, of Complsint irleg ...

... Aviles P. Fox, ton. C. J. Newport, Sir John Aosonhos. F -rncis, P. O(rd, William Astley, Sir 1. Gsrr. Rn !ir William 06ssiston Iord LBho-gteo,,'. Ciles, D. i'a!k, Sir Tiawvrcicc Bagenel, W-lter GC-nfeil, Pascee Palmer, John. TBaker, W. (,renville,R.I-on.T. ...

... Attornies, Mr. Clough, Man- clsetter; Mr. Edge, Inrcr Temple, John Nutter, of Blarlman-street, Southwark, cheesemonger, March 53, 30, and April so, at tfrelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Russell, Lant-street, Southw-ark. Michael Green and Henry Collins Green ...

... of Sir Francis B.irdett; but, the peition which produced the report we are now speaking of, was presented by Lord William Russel, on the 25th of Janu3ry; and, as it sl ould now be read through with D, it ma be useful t? remtind the reader, that it is ...