... L 0 Ni) C) i\ i4pi-i? ?; W~e uinderffand thlat the late Cliaffceilor of the Exchequer mneans to propofe, .foonl after thue re- cefs, to brinig forthl fome ,uxiaterial- reguilations tnigto reftore tranquillty.ninlreland. If we ere~'t ,'everal };omiflh chaipels in the difiricis in- *labited by the 'Papifts, with] a limited simunber oF zu rates or Prielts, chofen andi fitpported by Go- verumlent, ...

... fl as . r w . I r . e _ The following further particulars ofthere cele- b brated fwindlers have ?? leaving Blackheath, Mifls Robinfon and her companion v Mifs Sharp, fet off in the mail coach for De- t vonrhirie At Penzance, in Cornwall, they took f up their refidence at the Hotel. Mifs Sharp defcribing her protege as a Madame Douglas, who was a lady of large fortune in the north of England, ...

... x B ER D ~ E N-April ~o. A BER DE EN---April zo. I . I On Friday came to town, the Marquis of -HUNTLY.-We arc concerned to learn, that the wound his Lordfhip received in Hoiiand fhill t rejuires furgical a$i1tance. I On Tuelday laff the Provincial Synod met heie, and after fermon by the Rev. Mr DuN- CAN MEANS, from JThIln viii. 32, they madec choice of the Rev. PATRICK MITCHELL at Kemnay, to ...

... - XCOLaNEL HAPJCGRzs .'iA -0 f IVY7 7Sc ADVENTtTES AN' OPNtS. .e have ?? fron the aiavf,'p'opur W\k, theq fo~ioivi.ng curiqs Ane dS of HALW cPs, 4PlP flyjpg ' Trhis bra;ve Xsd. cltrit4hle tfllo~v ~.ne'dayjiding ?? Uxbridge, aged n iupt, ;net an induftrir- [ou~s labolr~er,, .who- ftpped: htm,.api4 fa4-' ,:enttenman, doa't ride 6at ~w asytltere aqe tnwo t-pds gene ip that lane, *yho have juft ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... on?a Mvarlarp, . ? - v . ?? -1 I . DI SIB UR G X-ApRI_ 9. The fentiments and condua of Prufra ai lne daily a more ietermnined charader. She figs fgnified to Hamburgh and Bremen, that her troops would, on the aft of this month, take ?? of the mouths of the Wefer and the Elbe, and {top all commercial communications between the Continent and Great Britain. The Duke of Oldemburgh, the proprietor ...

... `- Lf ala pIN U]?URG H-APRIL Z. TORTHERN CONFEDERACY. j\M yefferday the Kite cutter arrived in Leith da Roads from Sir HYi)E PARKIEa'S fleet, and 15 landed MT DaumtLMOxD and Mr VANS5TTART with their fuit, together ?? FENWICK who M was Conful at Eifineur. The intelligence they so bring is varioufly repotted. It appears howevereh to be certain, that the Court of Denmark po/- tively refufes to ...

... LONDON-APRIL 20. o- CZ~ sp e :Je It is with great pleafure we announce the ra- fi ut pid re-eftablifhment of his Majefty's health. Sa- *d turday morning his Majely rode on horfeback IT er through the Park, and along Wefiminfler-bridge, :k accompanied by Prince Adolphus and General f ir- Manners. As he paffed through the Park an C ut old woman exclaimed- God blefs your Ma- C !ir jefty and ...

... I R;USE OF COMMNONS. I y cst-dav. ArWil I. | 0(the 5elea Committee of the 0loute ot r a°,t to examiorne the Journals of c rsftr~ of ?? for Precedents tr'hr 1ligibility of Perfons in Hol Orders g ou°fe, has juft been printed. It is 11ed 9 1rclaced by the flowing Obfrerva- I ¢:urithe enquiry direferl by the Houf, 1Ccao t.e liave thouglt it right to direft a orde into all the returns to ...