... From the LONTDON GAZETTI, Xarch 14 ?? Adtratfy ~O/iie, larch 1r4, 120i colpy of a Letfrrfrom 1/bt HBeopable Captain Ch'arles Herlert, Cvvo a:der of his Mait/b's hip Amdlia, to !hea Barl of St. Vince,,i JS B. Aldmiral if'ihe W/,Zit, lit . daetrdat Sea, the 5.* of f ahbrarry My Lord-I hlave the honour to inform your Lordihip, that ?? hours ago, I captured the French brig priamteer La Juit, of St ...

... IMPERIAL PAIRELIAlMJElNT. . Hd5SE OF LORDS, MVVWNESoAY, MARC-IIS. 1L01r& STRlATIHMORE took tho Oaths and hi Scat. Sevcral N4aturalizatipu and other 1'aivate Brls paffcd a ftage .each. t h A Comrnihiton is expetc1d to-mmwrow, to give the Royal Af- fent to thc Loan and .;x~chque; Bills Bi1il.-WAdjourncd. HOUSE OF CONIMONS. . The Houtfewent into a Committee on the Mutiny and Defertion Bill. Mr. ...

... - IN.we la, Downinglftreet, Mardi 7, 4801- A A lettit&, dof 'which the following is an eitraa, las been re- ceived by the. Right Honossiable Henry Dlndas, one of his Majcfty's 'rincipatl $fretariesvof-Sltate from' Licutecant- ColoaI Frazer, Cotriniialdanit'Of ?? of'Gore4 oh thte coaft'of Africa, ?? Senegal,-jth-January, r8or. L On the '3dii w t atber brling veryfavourable, adia.tho; ...

... , From ?? LONDON GAZE77TE, Feb. 28, So x. . -Adi>:itrdi Oee, !Fe a?, aSoc. Cop'.s, and. extraag c ?? letters received by Vice Admiral Ral:'ier from, the fevaral Captairs and Comrmanders of his Ia- je'fts's fhips -ana 'ved'ef'ih flie Ea'fti dies, froih the zrth Obtotcr I799 to'the 28th Septesitaber 1So' 'with accounts of their rcf- pccrive capttires, &c. : Cop. of, Lveerfro:n Captain ...

... t4MAt1BhO!- s7vDUL C7vS5TAN~r1N8PL! , FEB; 10o.-rTle FrIenh GC. ,,Ieral La Salette who commanded at Corfu when this iflaed was takep, has been liberated on the reprc. fentatiori of the Riallian Ambaffidor. The arny of the Grand Vizir has loft jafa, where ^.he plague has made great ravage. General Kohler and his lady died of it. Doubts arc entertained whe- ther the Vizier's Army is to m*h ...

... TIME MORNING CHRONI 'LE. LONDON: WEDNVESDAY, JIMIECH 25. At a Tate hour 1afi night we rcceived Paris Journals to tlhe 2 Ift inclufivC. They bring little news of im- portance. -The Treaty of Luneville, tbe ratilications of which had been mutually exchanged between the 1,MPE.a.oa and the French Government, *vasratified on he igth by the Leg flative Body, and great rejoicings were tq tak2,-;! ee ...

... From the LONDON. GIAZETTE, M JIarch 2 ,i So z. - Whi.el~all, Aar 19, joie. . The King has been pleafed to appoint the Right Hbnoiurable .Thomas Steele and the Right Igonourable Lord Glgabervie to the Oftice of Payxraiter Geber4'of his Majcftyj's foie s. The King bas been plesafedrto eonftitute and, appointt todfing- ton Edmund Carrington, of the MiddleTernpie, Efq.'Bariif- ter at Iaw, to be ...

... From the ALON.DONG4Zj TTE, Mard 7, 1801.I !I I Daubli Gaffle, Ad. 24, rIOT. I-lis Majefy, b'v his Rylal'Letters, havlin' appointed John Tisluinas Earl oL7 Clanricarsia to he of Ihis Majelty's Molt Ho- nousable P1rivy Ctounicil of that part of His TJiiterl lingd1sdonm of Great Britain and Irclanid, called Ireland, lis Lordilaip this day, inl Council, took the ?? oaths aud his piece at the Bea ...

... IMPERILY PARLIAMENT. of 0* HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 27. . The Earl of CLARE rofe to give notice, that II Meant on iorne future day next week to bring forwari *ra motion of confidcrable importance, but perhaps, h .f- might as well explain the general nature ot the objed t to which he meant to draw their attention The LORDC.HAN C ELLORp hinted to his Noble Friend that he fihould move to have the ...

... - - .1UPZ'R1.dL P,4LIXAMINT, 14OUSt orS IoRDS, *EDnNESOAV, MARCR 1a. A Peer Wts fW641h, and the feveral Billi on the Tab]Q naffed a itage exch.-Adjourncd. . s HOU$EQF C0MM~tNS. . Mm r,..j ?? -r s 'oltained leave o 'bring in' a Bill for the rief'and ?? better enipliyment of the poor of Coy btiV,. . , ;.S v, u Loird Pole, I i d Temple, Mr. Johns, and a great- many'i othex .Ie-ubers wtre ...

... THlE MORRNIG, CHROCrULA.C ,h LONDON: 'as TIIJRSDAr M4Ac~ix. It was yclferday reported with great confidence, that the ?? was given up, and that no as- )fe tempt would be made to land, Lieutenant HR R IsS a arrived with difpatchcs fromn Lord IXELTH and Sir n RALPH AB4SCrOMxYJ flating the dirmmtance of id their having found it niecci~ry, uznder the difcrctionary p- orders they had received, to ...

... IMB URGCH MAIL V.tA, Frta 7.-The.Eng'iih.Ambaflador lhcr^, ~Itisd Miito, hais eccived official intelligence that Ge- tnc,' Abercronmby, with the Engli'h fleet, i 'ith 124 ~tr:tt under .its convoy, had arrived unexpe1edly ra D'[ic Co it~ of I`gypt inl the beginning of January. 'v11e Ihing of thc troops took place ithdt oppo-. Lioin theC viciity o' DZamiettt, 'Tme Englifh Anibaffidor at ...