... LONDON, ARIL 8. - I . I I ~ i.. ERfAN Gazettes brought, by a Hamburg mail, arrived yefterday, The only authen- k-7 tic of anyaimpdrtance is, that the armyof Conde has finally quitted the fervice of Ruffia, and is at prefcnt in that-of Great- Britain. A courier brought on the both ult. both' this news and the counter-orders of its march for! Ruflia. It is, they fay, to march towards the Rhine, ...

... Q HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, March 3T. EHE bill for increafing tire rate of ?? for T foidiera billetted, was read a heft time. After (nine ubfervations by Mr. lBnrdon, the comn- mittee to confider the report of a felea committee on the highway acts, was pofrponed to the 8th of May next. The Houfe in a committee of fipply, I Air Pitt, after a few obfervations, moved the fol- lowing Lumns, viz. ...

... i HOUSE OF LORDS. 7'uefdaey, March 25. T HE Royal ?? was given by commiffion, to T the bill for liquidating the national debt, the mutiny and flarch prohibitory bills, and to fome private bills-Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. .MWo'day, M11arch 24.-A menfage from the Lords hlated that their Lordfhips had agreed to the army mutiny bill. COPPER TRADE AND MINES. The order of the day being read for ...

... --;LQNDQN, -A'p .k ,.2. I , , . Ii o F 9 ' r: _, e _@ 1-s : ~ v . :g 1,it v r ed, , t - uen jy lr . - . ,Wedniefd~a.y and ;uriday lafi .if a0p re 1 ' h - that tie' french, Tri' te ncori'vent ie with ?? #4yps agried to r' leave all their-ae4 eryebehind-4iem s beforc thei departure to lev. no rvare contributiohs. it is haid that Ruffia is diffiatisfied ?? of this capitilAfionr. ...

... ILOSS OF THE Q1TJIEN CHARLOTTE. LY7 of Ofer, Uf5c. who -were on atoc aL Legbrn.. ?? bis OajeIly'aJbip the Ceus harllc vws ISZ. ICE-Admiral Lord Keithl; Lieutenant John V Stewart; Mr. Brown, fecretary; Mr. James Meek, fecretary's clerk,; George Sutherland, fervaut -to L1ord Keith ; Matthew Mildredge, (boy,) fervant to Lieutenaut Stewart; the Rev. Samuel Cole, chap- lain; Mr. J1ibn Greenway, ...

... A .CCOUT OF A REMARXABLE- Fiery Eruption from the Earth, . DIn IGELANDs, gin the year x 783. _CE-dD -; ,. y (Concid!PJ'Jfrom our la ;HE lake fill fpread itfeif in the open 4plains, 6but with iefs impetuofity than before.l The boiling and foaming, howeverf continued until it at length began tof{ttle and Ub form itfelf into a folid body In rmany plac! it w'as-fouiid to have been 7,.o and' in ...

... -- - . ?? -, ?? Parliamentary Proccedin. q . I HOUSE OF LORDS. .Frzdcy, Ap;-il 4. CT HFE Royal Aflfnt was given by commiffion to: JL ' the land-tax corporation and'corn bouoty bills, an'd to feveral private~bilsa- Zord Auckiand nioved the order of the day for the fecond 'reading of 'the bill to prevent perfons divorced for adultery fromp inter.arrying with the perl'on guilty of the adugltery. ...

... Parliamentary r ein I Parlianmentary Proceedings. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, April 5 I. HE .B,/Zwp of London prefented a bill for the bet- T ter obfervance of that day before after, com'- mnonly called Good Friday. After a few words acrofs the table between his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence and'the Rev. Prelate, the bill was read a firft time. UNION WITH IRELAND. -The order of the day for ...

... LONDON., MARCH Z5. i (See t CLONflON GAZETTE in tbe t!ajlage.3 O N Saftudyday nniih ?? ffaiaM'rrived, and yeflcrday morning a fixth. Letters from Vienna flate that Bluonaparte ha~d made overtures to the Imperial court, but as they were cntirel ,forundud on the treaty of peace yoncladid at Campo Formio, they were unanimoufly reje~ed in the Council hela on this bblinefs, at which the Euglifh ...

... nch in Egypt. From the London Gazette. . Cap of She Grand Paier, sar 1Atrik, .an-lrury 24, 1800. m ilS day a convention has been Signed her ji by Mooflapha Rafchid Effendi and Moua-aI ,J - plaa Reffichi Effendi, commiffioners ap. p)inted on the part of the Grand Viziei, and by General Defaix and Monaicur Pouffielgue, commiffioners appointed on the part of General Kleber, by which it has been ...

... HOUSE or COMMONS. Weduffday, Mlarch A6.-Mr. Serjeant prefented an account of the quantity of copper ufied in his Majef- ty's navy during the years 1798 and x799. I IGT KVAY S. Mr. Bardon moved, that the report of the Com- mittee appointed to enquire into the fliate of the highways of this kingdom be referred to-morrow to a committee of the whole Houfie X,. ~sllifCaid, that the nneafre propofed ...

... Parliamentary Proceedingsw . HOUSE OF LORDS VUN1ON W1TE 1KELAND. WidneIday, April .a.-Tke Duke of 2or~tai p fented, relative to this important filsjiet, the followiLS MPSSAGP FLOM THE KING. GEORGE le.. It is with the moft oincere fitisfatior that D@ Majefly finds himfelfenabled to cbmmnnkate tOl3 Houfe the joint Addrefs of his Lords and Com'o of Ireland, aying before his Majely certain ref) ...