... ..ameter, and cf the ?? 1 ,f one hundred and tarty feel t.om hi g h watermark, lha.l _„ , , at * . 0t ' Grr - rl ''«. on the Kent ihor-. ,_ ?? 3 . 1 - „' P C ' ;rt: = m » »''«!> made, ?? to be of fohd chalk. ,X ISuch periom as are W ,fl. B| to c.n.rac., ire re quelled to fend popoi.ls i„ mM „ gt or „ ?? ; fame a: per foot perpendicular, 10 the Cl ik cf > whom any f.rth.r ieq.if.te ...

... Tu-efday's Mail. F'ROM. 7AAt LOeW ?? GAZEfTZd. Wg1i'iMHALL, Ipec. 30. T HE Kn1g ia W eeI pleafed to grant the 4igi7ty9f a Marqui4 of ;he Kingdom (.ireat Bqrta n to the Right Honour- . hei Henry Earl of Exeter; and to th heirs'mae of-his body lawfully begot- ten, the b ame, Rile, and title of Macquis of Exeter. [11h ?? Evening'& Gazette are feveril Who. clalmtidtffs m con-fciqcnce of the ' 4Qt, ...

... HOUSE oFLORDS,-41ondaN Aug. 1. The Eaft India Trade Encouragement Bill, the CuRoms' Regulation Biil,'and the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Two Millions Vote of Credit Bill, and the Woollen Manufac- turers Suipciefion Bill, were read a firft time. Tuefday, Aug. 2. The Iritb Jluffices Protejtion Bill, and Prize Captors' Bill, were read a third time and paffed. Wednefday, Aug. 3. The Scotch Cotton ...

... I . (TkuX~a~v,-f rsdua Nei^, i~1 piDV rswilre rY ?? Wiri) -NThpert9 t- ma They, containr wb illi1 i Mtrquis Cornwalis rttf ° un in 1 enetainm ent to Joseph. Yf to the S~1itar ?or R.fleAff 5rs, VtWr l Othel For briu rm ?? ;Ifo cdiin thd Cet'i> i * e ; 1j0rd y .t alt threet- d urhi po t O Doi e 'had leftP tni-a r B'i, ¢ e, jtinoi, formerly Connsst Sin O~d-; :j ^ Doiningt,°, Jiasbeo ?? o w A ...

... iJ. G.AlNRiN. TI - ?? - , . . - _ BATrI, Sept. 1.-Theetiriofity which ilad been excited inl this city 'ad throughout tile centry round it, in cunle- Pi ?? (f tl,e t'pirited fiep taken by Mr. Gaie ?? thle dc gra n &catiuo of I he pullliC, tile engagenicutt oi' M. Gatrnerin pi: to ateekid from Sydney Gaideii hi his Balilocik yefterday afternaloni, was gratified to its aslpleft extent by the ...

... -777-77?7, , - , , -?l ? ?? ., ?? ki E .,-DECEMl3kA?M ?? W ?? ?? 1MARRR.,,, ?? 1 h ,is ,day. att ^sbibrn,--Dr. GPerin gton, pf :,k.ti~ngbam, i to Nissllnye, ?? ard i ayo e, i Esq. o'l As~ri~-.gren; s this coityn t,, ranaday se'ights, t iLeeds,,,Mr. invm. ChadletoaI of rassinggthons tins county, ?? H andl, of fne ?? formerplacv. Onu Friday' lilt. at New'ton.Sil~ne, .in this' cournty, Mt.- ...

... .0 ?? f (Uia. I Uesdc lyy Pos t. k . L7 N i'.N N NGAZEITE, Satur dCTY O2. 26. I)OW I ING-sTRtIET, OCTOBER 22., rtT I luili'y I bas b~een plie~d -to, Iiploint| L Liut. ?? erat I iemy Uow,yer to be Ckeierya air4 cttaliindei. bolhis majeftly's forces fri rrr i ; n th(e WNindu ard it de Leewal ?? -B.AN IJ PTS. Brw Vea~rtv, ~KendaWlWeftTnmorellnd, fkidnet, Nov. 6. 7, arid DeCc?, at the White Hart ...

... - -I FjDjJIL O1 It LIL JL ?? fecl i LONDON GAZET TE, Ttefday, MlarCh 12I nIE (Gazette of this eveningcontains a | copy of a letter from the Hon. E. F. Gard- the rTr, iing his baving captured off Cape Auto- th( rIl, ?? French Brig Privateer Regulus, car- nuing 14(gUls, oil the 13th December hlal. Th COMaiolls ij, tire Der1oi/h ire 3ilitia, figned by the flt Lit iirute.1t -Hen- Lawrelice, Elo. ...

... a- - .M.- - - - v - . lm lie . -~ 'A1z- .ws * ?? Iv - x. From the Gazette of Saturday, l!larch 8. is- 1805, Wow. IS. John Johnfon and Lazarus Threlfall, lo of Lancaftier, tobacconjits and fiuff manifaaurers. ve Dec. 24. William Budden, Th mas Fither, and Henry of P lye iscle, of Friday-ftreet, Londons, wholefale grocers, of fo tar as relates to the laid Thomas Fifaer. rt 18Q6, Jail 1. George ...

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... Mr. Pirr faid, that the fuhjea was one which it would be ?? to invefti^aie gravely and with , much patience before the Houfe came to any dele.mi- nation on it. On the fuijcfl of the fcarcity, however, it was fitting to (late that it did ait exifi, at lead he believed it did not, to the extent that wai generally fup- pofed, yet it was certainly right to take every meafure that could tend to ...

... POSTSCR]LIPT. IPOTSCRIPTS. A !FV eLONDOY, GAZETTE, Tutrfldy Not. 1. | ADoMInALTY-OrrPit, November 1. gi Copy of a Letter' from Captain Brenton. HIis -Majfty's Stoop Merln, of JDunkiro. fu sSI - Oeiobtt9, 3803s T1-Wave the honor.; to inforn you, that the aj J boats of his Majefiy's floop Merlin, unfd&r Vb ply command, ?? went in pturfuit of, fl, vand drove on thore and totally. defl roy ed the ...