... ednesday morning the Hon. OjSlr. Pierrepont, and Mr. Hunter the messenger, arrived in town with the nc h Ratification of the Definitive Treaty of p-L . which received the sanction of the First P ?? on Easter Sunday. The Spanish and n tea Ratifications were not brought by them, r* they are d:;ily expected. Dl p is settled that the office of Commander in Pi j t f shall be continued during ...

... Portland and Rox- u Marquis of^ Salisbury, Earl of Chesterfield, T-oPfelh*. jn > and t^ ie ®' P ?? ; when rte Recorder made his reports of IS convicts odersentence of death in Newgate ; all of whom fcfcjfe .sty was pleased to respite during pleasure, ; of them, T. Smith and M. Stewart v-ere convifted of forgery. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor presented a petition to bis Majesty from the ...

... MERCHANDIZE, SHIPS in Harbour, in Dock or Building, and CRAFT, from LOSS and DAMAGE by FIRE. JJS~E tubofe names are underwritten, being y r • AGENTS of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, do hereby inform all Perfons Infured in the faid Office, ivhofe ANNUAL PREMIUMS become due at MIDSUMMER next, that PRINTED RE- CEIPTS, under our hands, are ready for delivery on the renewal of their ?? Policies ; and that ...

... the Lords Commissioners cf His Majesty's Treasury, pursuant to AH of Parliament, to let to firm the Duties granted by An Act of the Twenty-fifth of Hi: present Majesty, on Horses let to Hire for travelling Post, and by Time, do hereby give Notice, ibjttt we intend to let, at our Office, in Scmerset-Place, the said Duties to farm, on Monday, the 20th of December next, between the Hours ...

... their entrance . were received with loud and repeated as l n the number and fashion of the au- j-^the house rivalled its most splendid dis- v[V Their Majesties were accompanied by f trrec elder Princesses ; who were dressed . i;* te and silver. Their head-dresses were f i. -as of diamonds, with full ostrich plumes; ' V ?? I 'drivfe purple, the I'd blue, the 3d white. — !l P n r cssure was such ...

... rsday held a Draw- O ?? St. James's Palace ; pre- TjJ vious to which the King received in the i Council Chamber Addresses on the re- ' >f Peace from the Universities of Ox- ''*'.i.^ Cambridge, County of Kent, and from *i' tPS t a 'nt Dissenting Ministers of London : \'Sth- '*?-* cr, all of which were graciously cCI^ c - esdav, the Committee of Supply on a'sum for the relief of the French ...

... Gen. Andreossi a^ ambassador to our Court ; he is one^ of the ,i r f .nrinecrs in Europe ; and is a Corsican ablest t ...

... suffered to ?? : re> All the late rumours of new impedi- transp ' ; n g been thrown in the way of the m -,inn. are believed to be unfounded. Tr continues to be asserted in the Ministerial • i that Government are in expectation of ClK diiv receiving the Definitive Treaty from -ns. Several fast-sailing vessels are now in adiness .it Plymouth, and lying at single an- lor for the purpose of ...

... oi Trustees, as a Fund for the Guarantee of the Insured from Loss or Damage by Fire : in addition to which, the Proprietors, consisting of about 150 Persons, of known character and property, are bound to make good the engagements ofthe Policies issued by the Company. RATES OF INSURANCE. No. r. No. 2. f No. 3. The Sums insured. Upon Common Insurances. On Hazards rf the 2-1 Class. On Hazards ...

... r Majesties! accompanied by the Princesses Au- gusta, Elizabeth, Mary, Sophia, Amelia, went to Buckingham-house to itili aftW the celebration of her Majesty's the King held a Levee at St. . ; several presentations took place lames ?? > - nrnmotiO'-iS, oC After the Levee his Majesty gave audience to ,tJ : Ministers, and held a Council, when Messrs. TJ Long, and Wickham, were sworn in lumbers of ...

... the present Session, it is enacted, that no person or persons whatsoever shall send or cause to ne sent or conveyed, or tender or deliver in order to be sent or convey, otherwise than by the Post, or by the authority of the Postmaster General or his Deputies, or to the nearest or most convenient Post-town, to be from thence forwarded by the Post, any tetters or Packets of Letters, on pain of ...

... the present Session, it is enacted, that no person or persons whatsoever shall send or cause to be sent or conveyed, or tender or deliver in order to be sent or convey, otherwise than by the Post, or by the authority of the Postmaster General or his Deputies, or to the nearest or most convenient Post-town, to be from thence forwarded by the Post, any Letters or Packets of Letters, on pain of ...