... 'r -- - ?? 33ritiob,-? puffaimut, H .OUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JUNE 23. Some Bills were received from the Commons, and read a firlt time. Thofe on the Table were advanced in their feveral fages. TUESDAY, JUNE 24; The Bills upon the Table were advanced in their rerptetive Itages. Lord TzsrPLE,fromtheCornmons, brought up the Union Bill, which was read a firft time, and ordered to be prntecd. ...

... Ipub lc eoicrrencr The French Papers to the 2x fI, which ar. rived on Monday'laft, contain the following: I TELEGRAPHIC BULLETIN. tl 2 Meffidor-June 2X. t The Firit Conful gained a complete victory on -the 29th of Prairial (June 8g): Sooo Auftrian prifoners and ti 4c pieces of cansnon have fallen into the hands of the . French Army; 6ooo ot the Enemy remained on the field of battle. The Enemy ...

... ?ort?mout!? '?eLe?rapb. POSTSCRIPT ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 7. Copy ?? from Vice-Admiral Sir-Roger Custis, Bart. Commander in Chief'ofE His Mjeity's Ships - .and Vefels at the .Cape of Good Hope, to Evan Nepean, Efq. dtfedon board the laneftcr, in Tai* Bay, the 3d February, igcu. -1fend youlerewith-a letter I have receivcd from Captain OMbott 'of ?? Majefty's Ihip the Tremendous, giving an- ...

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... HiGH TREASO.Y. lei fbo THE KING AGAINST JAMES HADFIEL.D. pe MIDDLSt X.-Be it rememberc-d, That on MIVonday w next, after the morrow of the Afcenfion of our Wv Lord, in the fortizth year of the reign of our So- an vereign Lord George the Third, by the Grace of G G d, of Great Britain, FIance, and Ireland, Kng, t Defcender of the Faitlh, &c. ni the Court of our faid Lord tele King, bcfore the ...

... ,EORTSMOUTH. ?? S SATURDAY jUNE 1 i;, , Captain Manly Dixon, of :th Lio; - of 6f guns, is.appointed lt the o G eru 0xof 17 + uns; ?? William Stu;tftdsch74 in the coimmandof the Lions:~;.IV 'George Grant, Efq. Secretury k Admiral Sir Alan Gardner and -Purfer of A i RoyaI S Sovereign, has-refigned thofe fituatisjs; he tr is fucceeded by John Scott, EfqJ'urfer'of R the Formidable, of 98 guns, to ...

... q - ?? -I- - - .7 ,M. ., 1w, -, ' PORTSMOU~J4 ?? H,]i21.zt-At a Court Martial, afenitedonim t ?? Hiefdajefty's Ihp Gladiator, in thii Harbour, oD -Tuerday[at * MEMBt*RSa 041Tt COtTItT- I' ce..Adjnir Sir- W.'aiV E s XRart,; PrefldenLt Rear-Adm. HoiLWAoT, Capt. SrH TROitopz, i Capt -Tfi aoao~ .- ?? C~pt~~tORNORteVGAl -: _ Gro. ]MuRx>6y - DARUT, BY , : v= Y R tz ' _ SirTno WILI.AMS, . - - GGAVES, ...

... 31rom tbe L-011,0011 eigat. TUESDAY, JUNEv_ 24, ADMIRALTYo6tFICE, IUNE 14. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral: Sir Tho. Palley, Bart.-Commander; in Chief of His Majefty's Ships and Vefels at Plymouth, to Evaa Nepean, Ffq. dated the zoth inilasnt. SIR, . I have the plearure toinclofe, for the information of the Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, a Letter which I heave received from that ...

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... tubtic @rPurrenurc. ?? Ppers~ to the z sth irftant, arrived on I BilWednefday: morning and brought the impoIr- tal t inelg ngce n on tant intelligence of the Surrender of Genoa, a which.we have-anticipated in sur late Retro-- rfpeas, as an event that would happen in dei. and fiance of all the endeavours of Bonaparte to I Che. ths arrive in-time for its relief, and prefqrvation a ;° to the ...

... ?? ?? - :- I C.%Tapy. ,7 - , ?? ?? I 11. Ir I I w I I, - S ?? in . I a -former Retroapeawe47.ticipated, as 3wIrynpyoj bable, an event which appears to have recently hap- 7pened, and which proinifes the moft'important re'- a zfults to the cagfe-of wthe A-llies- Whaetwealludc-dR P is the incurfion -the Auftriani have made into France h by the wa'y of. Nrce, .a nd- af-.their/progre1's is- not G ...

... A IL - t NTITOLVDI -AN -ACT FOR -TRE VNI1SRMEXT . ; yARN' Mbie irFiCTUAL P-RE~ gNTIOF O. tt i: tE6iIME :OF: ADULTE Rg ?? -. - - ] hffiereas iwis~expe'dkrnt' to inake-fuiherprovipon u pernsoU~tothepeace.aiid'S ~O ~ ok fciey jq# ~r c is fo;:eithig the-g erif oti~ri,3r'oXcd.1 Y t fItritiv4:0 your rohg.ti'cn a^dit maysioe ten leO aii&; st it en4gcd by'i tg's 'sfiol' excelt~is je'ttty : andA AW ...