... q Z-11loapC', IP05t. F RID.3'Y Lord William Russel moved tle Order of the D)ay for the House of 1F, Coriruits to resolve itself into a Corn- anittee on the Bill for granting relief to paupers, arid exemptinig persons in certain cases fiom pj,!ing' the poor rates.' The Attorney G'neral ohketeed, that the pruriency of Legisfrhon was u thillng 1niich to be lanlteod, as the multiplying acts ot ...

... 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 ...

... ia(bbeme. IMr SHAW rcdpel&flly iutfinatcs to the Ladies and Gentlemen of A^terdcen, and its vicinity, that his \ X LD I :, ?? .4 or.- A ?? -h n ~. ) ?? COii'jNi';ER'l; is. fixet f'or riday- the 20thl clrt. tine particulars of wshich will be expreffied in the billst Laft week the lirc.ifrcr of the Public Kitcein, rc ceived for the benefit of that ufeful infiitition, by the hanidis of Mr Gcorgc ...

... plultmentavp g-litfittgelitc. HOUSE o, LORDS. ALIIdal, Feb. 9. to The ?? Chanceikr brcught in r. bi!I for vi the relief of ijfolvent debtors. It dors not rn extend to Scotland. Tihere was no other bu- 07 finefs of importance. to ThZ;f,;) Feb. t,. Lord Spincer preiented a petition fromi the fa King, recommending a penfion of jooci aa year to Sir Sidney Smith. Ordered for fu- e ture confideratio ...

... Such have been the creditable exertions for the equipment of the North Sea fleet, that as foon as the feafon -will admit of entering the Sound, pearly fortv fail of the line will be in readinefsto proceed thither. Sir HYDE PARKER, we underiland, retains the chief command; Vice Admiral GAMBIER to be fecond; and Lord NELSON third. Amongft the ?? which are flated-to be intended for this fervice ...

... C. ?gl6orlian?, ?? I ,, r I II I D I ] UR G OH-1ARCH 2. H I S M A JE S T Y. B 1' L L E T I N. 2yeen's Nicus~e, SeD. -26. c}is 7Xi.1jesty's fever is in no respect increased to- day. (Signed) T. GISBORNE. H. R. REYNOLDS. -Oueen', House, PI. 27. HIs Majesty's fever continues, but without any t (Signed) T. GISBORNE. H. R. REYNOLDS. His Majefly cxperienced a good night-the phyficians fat ...

... HOUSE or LORDS,-Monday, March i. t HE Marquis of Landfdown, and Lord George Mur.r -hlraY (as Bilkop of St. David's) whir the oatha and theirfeats. Toefday; March ?? The Duke of Rutland and Bridgeteater, and other Peers, were fwofn ; and foinc Private BRils were c brought up from the'Commons, and being Jread a fiit i time, the Houfr adjourned. I Wednefday, March 4. The Earlof Sufflk wifhed to ...

... .A .- I rEmAtfl- . . mrvtop's A flort court having appeared in our iail paper, of two femnale fwit4dlers who lately refided at Blackhcath, where they defrauded vatious tradefmen uf propertv to the amount of 0ooobl. and upwvards - we are enabled to give the parti- ig culars (f the whole ?? principal of thefe I impoftors had a boarding fchonl ozV Croome 'Hill two years, during which time 1he ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS, M*nday, atrb z6. ADDI TIONAL TAX- bN H&1A(6s. -Mr. Rcfp prop6fed a ?? farfters paying bnuer aol. a year rack rentm, Wich was adopte4 as .was ,dfo ornc rclievig hackney-coach horfes from zbe pay- hinnt of the tax. After wnidh the Billtvas tead a third ibe and paffed. sTAMF DUTY. *O 1the rmotion for ?? third reading of the Stamp Duty Bill-Mr. Sbaridal:eepveffed his wifh .that ...

... -, ?? 'on 7n, &flav 25. The debate, which Ilands for this day. Mr Grev's motion for an inquiry into 2 flate of the nation, i to be ad journed, in fequence of a meffage from his Majetly, ?? porting that he had opened a reegociatlor. peice -with France.- Ill Q. The Treaty of Peace between France n ?? Germany, which was ralified by the En p- ror fome weeks JLnce, having now rccei the fanction of ...

... T H oe INVINCIBL Lasr oF OFFICERS AND MEN SAVED FROM TUE ViRE-CIC OF THE INVINCIBLE: Rear-Ad. Totty Edward Burke Mark Smith Lieutensaats. James Simpson John Ellis Lieut. Tucker Dems. M'Nichols John M'Carthy - Quash Edw. M'Guire Joseph Green . Evely, Tho. Co'bertson Rd. Cooperhall belonging to John Jacks - Rd. Hall the Lond1on George Hudson Jos. Manchester M'Clyde, purser Henry Heather Cor. ...