... L OaNtD O N, Jupe 28. No foreiin mails arrived in! the courfe of yefferday. 'Private letters from Holland fay, that the Emperor of Aufiria is decidedly bent on hoftilities with France. No time is yet fixed for the prorogation of Parlia- ment; but it is expedled to take place in a fortnight. A Gattenburgh mail, which arrived on Tuef. day, repeats the iumours refpeaing the military movements of ...

... ? fig? I 1PA contintlem, 12,fi: be Lb@V_7) . V GAZE )rE, yun e . xtulTrei-L.t. ItPNr. I8. HgE folloring intilligence hai beenyeceived ai .lt lhe Sat ndia l1o ile fron Beng:i V'Z /aI Exe;km- y te Afjf Naub S Arrrquis ?? Go serinor-Geasrrl, ire. ?? . Mv Loae, The dii'patches o(f the j,4th aiji Z;jth in:1.4 will have inllfrmed your 1.ordfiip of the complete fuccel's of aour oyerations agairnft ...

... L ON DO N, May 2o. In the Housr of LORDS, 0n Friday, the Slave nm. portatiou ReftriFrrion Bill was, after an oppolition from, the Dfake of C!. -o'ce, the Dfuke of Ss/,I~x, the arl of lWell7woreland, Aleawrqis of I/g;o, and Lord Shieffiid, read a ?? time and ?? the froung lauguage mode ufe of by the fupporters of this Bill agirioft the whole fyftem of the Slave Trade, ?? truft thie day is not ...

... Stbflance of the Note ' whiwb 'tbe Ejmperor of the Srench dirrecd to be retnrrned in rnfiwver ta A1 d'Ohbril'Z Note of Pia!' Toleenty-Jil fy. . Afterf'ating the affonifhment of the Emperor of the French at the complaints of Ruffia, and the tone in which they are expreffed, which is reprefented as being that of a Conqueror, ditating to a fuojedt power, inftead of the familiar tone which ought ...

... to Iit xmattIrD.ft, u 1-1 i 'W tw ero. ?0., L ON D 0 A, Januaiy 24. TN tile hioUsE of LORDS, oi1 Thiiirfday, at Two o'clock tile Lord Chancellor, after dif. ofinv of Joe routine bufioefs, proceeded to AtJ ame,'5 witht the Addr efs to his Majelty, at tended by a great numlt.er of Noble Lords. I In the HOUSE of COMIMONS the order of the I day was moved for taking ?? Majelly's Speech F into ...

... I and Tuaeday's Post. L 0 IV D 0 N, AN'vemIr' 4. ,INCE our lai: hale been receivd Dtc'h' ;p yapers to thle tR inf. Witl. the' contenus oft tiare Haniburgh. TN4;i61 doe ,on Slitay laftoI the Dutch papers are four nnore of the biillvqtins fr('ffm lhe. ehTl-arnlyr;- We are happy to fay; tlat they ?? rio op'eratiois of anv'con- ?? on the partof tlie I'enchfl;ubthert w the battle of the 4th, -and- ...

... G . - . I . .. IGENE.RAL ELEnCTIPN .~-MEMBRS RETUiRNED- Thfee in tlealici are new Mlembers. f, ANDOVrR-T. A. Smith, Efq. and Honi. Newton C Fellowes, c APPLEHY-JOhn Courtniey and Philip Francis. V ALPBQRouGH-Gilhert Jones, Efq. and H., -Eynes, Efq. As HBU aR o N-WalterPalk,Efq. and Hon. GilbgrtElliot. ARUNpEL-Sir Arthur Pigott and Colonel W~elde;.' :BxmpRTa-Sir E. Nepean, Bart. and G. Barclay, ...

... 't O r, SP-TrElt 27. ivkonda4 at -n, ?? -1 ' - n I -1 ?? - On t Menday a ?? w Eas ield at. the Council C~snierinths city, to ele~lia Balliff;01 t'le roord, d ofMr.Crum, ivhp, 70n Account of his~ ilI ilate of healqs, paid the ufual fine into the hands of Eite Treal furr o te fidcity, whelreupon a e l, ~ a f proceeded upon, adY Mr. Wlilliam. Hayes as eled e was aii oe ?? city, for the year ...

... L O i D O X, 7matyq9 An Order of Council has been iflued to all r (hips of war, to detain and bring in all utrals bound from one port of France to other, or to any port within the controul of e French Government, where British vef. s are not permitted to trade. The refult of is Order is, to place France and the corn. !rcial countries under her influence in a *re of blockade. The report of the ...

... : 0 N D) 0 ?? December 3. The difcuilions in thie two E-oufes of Parlia- ment, on the lubjrtL' of the King-'s Speech, have not contributed to throw much lighlt on the poli- tics of the prefent important. morient. The Minilirv and the Oppolition exhibiled nearly the rientlt; and the fpeeches of neither party entered verydeeply into thedelicacies ofotiraffairseither at hone or abroad. The ...

... LONDON, .. ?? Y LONDON, FEBRU.ARY lt0., Saturday a mail was received at the poi office from I.ifbon, with letters to the 2ad ult'. By thefe we learn, that the fleets. which failed from Portfrnouth and Falmouth early laft month for; Portugal, tinder convoy of the Gannei, M1il-- brooke, iffiJellc, and Lucifer have arrived fafe. . I The Confiance and Mi/brooke were crufing off Oporto, on the ...

... 11Mtesay. a4nd Tbursday's Post. I . _ LONDON, JTULY 16. G-.OVER NMENTr on' Tuefday received dif- L, patches from Malta, anrl alfo fronm Alex- andria; the latter are dated the 'Gfi of May. It appears that' the IofS in tbe fecond attack of Roretta falls very fhort'of the firilt accourit, not: exceeding 750 men. The advaiced corps was furrournded, and, alter -a brave defence, were made vitjrfners ...