... JMPEILRJAr J'A4RLZAM,;BN- IWOUSE' O LOBRDS, TI r1URSDAV, FEB. T9. the n1lre of B1eford's Poor Pclief Bill was read a third to and pafl`id. It WAS ordered to be carried to tihe Commansn Ehci Lrl of lS'foratA prefented a Pctition fron a number of D btois in the CQtyjail of Dublin, ftating their hitfolvency, and ,ayhtg for r efief. Ilis i ordiip obfcrved, that the bill introduced by the Noble r,, ...

... STATEi PA4PE1S. NOTE, TR'A ?? Mr TOt OitS'Oi.UOND ro THP aANIIH Mi- - 15515l FRi, FRIrtt N AeAts1%5, DATED 07TH DEC. 800D. 'T le (O urt f oncor, infornecd that Denmiark is crrying on With ?? tiegaetttions va, y Itoflile to tihe hitrefts of the 7' iilh Enmpire_ r.1lsiik ?? it cannot better fulfill tle (Iutics ±sh chi it el a ssirruoafhorre pseferilics, than byradidremlng itfclF dhectly to Cisc ...

... ITHE AfORNIYG CHRONICLE. LONDON: >PIDA }, MAiRGSII 2Q. It gives u's preat concern to fate the rnelan- choly lofs of his YLjefty's Uhip INvITNcSBLt, Of 74 guns, which failed from Yarmouth on the i6th inffsnt, n in order to join thle North Sea fleet. Soon after fail- ing, which was about tkelre o'clock, (he ftruck on the Ridgc Sand, fourtecn- miles fiom Winterton, where (he remained, ...

... THE MORNIMG CHRONICLE. e ,LONDON: U. TUBSDA2'rUED. 4 IWRCH 3T. Yeelerday arrived the Hamt'nbgh Mail due on VWed. ze nefday laft. Tc'Lef'lf ',ntclulitge'rcet it brings fromn thc je North is a letter dited Copenhagen, 17th March. At it that-period. Sir IYDE PAP ftfr's fleet had not appear- ed, nor is there any mention of its being expefied. The Govdrnaent of D'nnl:'k, however, had coln- pleted ...

... k41vi4l . I a ARMY 0fITHE RHINE. ?? XN'hRAL OF DIVISION, CuiiEt OF 1'IIE STArXF TO THII MINISTER O-F WAR. Head-quarters at Wetz, 29 Frimaire, (Dec.so). Citizen Minifter,-After having forced t)le paifage of the Salza at Lauffen, the French arshy did-hot loft a moment tp purfue the enenmy in their rctr'eat. The right, Rill coinmanded by Lieuteesant-Gencral Lecourbe, proceeded to Gunilden, in ...

... ?r-I th- LCNLQN G 7 2 2, Ia .. ?? L ( NwL oA7 GX4Zj,' I A, Ebeb. 21, 180 I. the Court at tile Ql!ern's Houfc, the dsth of Februaty, The KING's Molt Eacc llolt Majelly il Council. This day the Right 1-lonlloudhlc Sir John Mitford, Kniglt, Spea ;cr of the Hodfe of Conmn.lls, wvas iby his MajCiit' S Co0n- n.:ud0. fwvorn oC his Majelty's Mult iftloltlrliable Privy Council, ano took his place at ...

... THE MORNING CIIROAIC,'LE. .LONDON: THIURSDA2; .7A AIRY =,9, Yeflerday arrived thellamburgh Mail due on Sun- day. The public accounts affor d no explanation of the a Ltrange article ofthe- Peterfburgh Court Gazette, which I has produced fo much fpeculation here. That til a- . r ticle was infertcd in that paper there is no doubt. Thl I queflion is, how did it get thcre ? A number of rea- | fons ...

... T1E MORPNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDA2, APRI T . The Gazette of ]afl night contains a copy of the Convention with the Danifh'Government, -whih we 'yeaerday infercted from the Hamburgh. Mail. It is precededby a ?? HYDE PAR ?? in which he announces his intention of immediate]yproceeding into the Baltic to execute his farther, inflruaions.- Thefe inftru>hions were, '-it may readily be ...

... E - IMPERtL5 ARBLIWAIENT. ILTnylc1v Afl n 1N AC'IY r- - * HOUSE OF COMIJMONS, FEB. S. The SPEAKER, after intimating that the Addrefs of the Houfe had been yesterday prefented at St. James's, proceeded to read his Maje(ty's gracious Anfwer, which, as ufual, was ordered torbe entered on -ths Journals. A variety of petitioris for leave to bring in Bills for repairing 'Roads, and -nclofing ...

... Erom tle LONDON GAZETTE, April4,iSoi. Ad'riral4 ?? Ari4, I80t. Gopo of a L;f ter frrei rA ?eZ~rar! !7d:ta~oiir, am.Cmmander of LI) lif.;M ?? Sd>: ?? [lT'~?Ij at P3e !/bswati- te ioant .ZVpae, h/s ,Sir- i begyliu to ?? befort their Lorditips the enclofed letter wbich Ibave r~ceivel from ~ialtenanit'alet, conimandingthe Sheernefs 4ired armed cuttcr, giving me an account of liS ha:- ing captured ...

... CO-MM11ON COUNCIL. Ycfterday a Court of Common (rnuncil was held at Guildhall After the proceedings of the leit Court being read by the .Reader of the. Court, and confirmed, MAr. WAITIMAN, after fonic feuvre and fpirited animadver- flirons on the Qentlemen who Irave upon formcr occalions becn F tse firt to addref's the KXing, Jrad Afor ,wlrat PTraon he was at a lofs to tell) not beetslo ready ...

... TEEHE ALbRVI.NG CmROIUcLE. I LONDON: SATURD 31;2, A ZL 4, We yef'erday received F'rench Papers to the. 30th March inclutive. They bring vcry little nCws. It is reported 'tia;lt a-.maritirme eexpeditoibn is about to be pre- pared from Ancona, and 6ooo troops are to be em- barked. For this purpofe a great number of (hilps have been- preffed. The defiination of it is not even the fubjet'l of a ...