... O)X Fl' II I ), Saturdlay, February 26. At a Connmon Counicil of the Corporation ol' ?? City, hloldon on tbe 7iflh instant, an Address tu lie ~ing wvas unanimously voted, which has be0n shice tbrwnrdied to olur Representatives in Parliamient to be presented. The fiollowing is 2' (Otlie Kinag's hfost .Eicelleni Afnjesfy. y Ie our iajesty'5 dutiful and loyal subjects, UWl aMayor, Bailiffs, and ...

... I to A letter from Constantinople, dated Feb. the irst 8th, says4-4 We have had at Pera a fire on the nd 30th of January, at 11 o'clock at night. P.l the ng, Foreign Ministers came to the Fench Palace, end which was only saved by the extreme vigilance of ur, the Marquis de Riviere, and the Officers of the his French Embassy. The fire engines of thle Fo- ite, reign Ministers, and those of the ...

... aP- cdnes#W & Tursday's Posts. =I From the Landon Gazette of Tuesday. MOURNING FoR uits LATE MAJESTY. Lord Chomber4iin's Oge, February 1. *- RDERIlSftr the Court going into Mourning, i o. n Thlursday the 3d inst. for our late Mist Qracious Sovvreign¢ King George the Third, of ?? rnenory, viz.:- The Ltd iv tl wevar black bonabazines, plain imus- oir c. long lawn lhiun, crape hoodls, satunoy ...

... W e.hbite.vay' & Tliursday's Posts. I B3 tiikripits from Tuesday's Gazette. ..h4mi l's entice, of I-lgli-stre et, W~hitechapl~e, grocer. Thollouas 1-jlkd , of Militoll ,rcenl near Eccle5, I~iv,tl lliire, manuvlfacitirer. Tho tim, ruifl, of B~railfrwdil gtrocer. Adk. aud .Joni'i itimr, uf Huddt'ifiedd, nierclhts. Jawes l-kiii t)Iled, of blaiciLestur, deatMer. ...

... Bowo-Street.-Passion1 and Pevevcvance. Mr. John Grant, a tall, lean, harshly featured per-' sont, wiitl an extremely prominent nose, and closely cropped grey hair, stated to be 55 yeaps of age, was brotught before G. It. Minshull, Esq. in the custody of W. Smith, a coostable, on a peace warrant, in which lie stood charged with havittg used threats to Miss 1. Neswelery and Mr. Wood, her brother ...

... POSTSCRv PT. LONDON, AUGUST 30. TH5E KING.-As the wind has hitherto been tolerably favourable, his Majesty, in all pjruba- bitity, is by this time cnnsiderablv advanced in his voyage from Scotland; and may reasonably be expected to reach London by Sunday at farthest. No official accounts have yet arrived from Co. rhith or Constantinople, to establish the truth of either of the versions lately ...

... W WflDXIMDAY's & TIU RS1DAY's 1OSTS HOUSE OF COwIONS, PC MONDAY, Feb. 16. da USURY LAWAS REPEAL BILL. in &N the motion that this Bill be read a second th time, Air. DAVENPORT rose to give it his th most decided opposition. The alteration proposed, a he said, would be particularly disasterous to persons te with smalL landed estates, and would absolutely ruin be all those who had bought them ten ...

... OXrO J RD, Satuirdayj, Jurne 20. Willianm Mason, Esq. M. A. of Clare hall, Cambridge, has been admitted ad eundem, Wednesday, June 23, the following Degrees were conferred:- BACHELORS IN DIVINITY. Rev. Charles Henry Collyns, Balliol college. Rev. Daniel Evans, Jesus college. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Edward Jones, Jesus college. Isaac John Horlock, Queen's college. Friday, June 25, the following ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUESDAY'S P )STS. LON DON, DEC. 16. L ETTERS to thle 29th Sept. arrived yester- Liday from Rio Janeiro. T hey contain a long correspondence between the Brazilian Minister of State, M¢. Carneiro de Campos, and the Count tie Rio Mayor, Commissioner from the King of Portugal, for the purpose of negociating a comn- promise and reconciliation, who had lately ar- rived there from Lisbon ...

... .POSTSCRIPTr. LONDON. MARCH -2L. Madrid Papers to the 10th inst. have been received. The Cortes had returned an -Address to his Majesty's Speech, or rather, they had given an Answer to themselves. There is no discernable symptom in it of relaxation with respect to the decision already'adopted, of try- ing the issue of a struggle with Rrance. It is a little amusing, however, to observe the man- ...

... Prom the London Gazette of' Friday. TrpHE King has ordered a cong d'eire, empowering the - Dean and Chapter of Bristol to elect a Bishop of that See, 'void by the translation of Dr. Kaye to Lincoln, and has recon- mended Dr. Gray to fill the vacancy. 'Amon g the Addresses of Condolence to his Majesty, on the death ?? Duke of York, which appear in this Gazette, are the following :-The Dean and ...

... tEr.TIjtG: or MIALtSTnRS. Yesterday a meeting of maitsters, brewers, and others concerned in the malt trade, was held hi the Corn Exchange Coffee House, for the purpose of taking Into consideration the propriety' of memorializing the Lords af the Treasury to suspend certain clauses of the Act passed {be last session, for consolidating and amending the laws relativd to the excise on malt, which ...