... P O P U L A T I ON. I . . - . . 1 Ater a long delay, caused by the difficulties of so novel an attempt, the printed abstradt of the enumeration of England and Wales is now in delivery at the vote office of the House of Com. mons. ENGLAND. Males Females. Total of perfons. 3,987,935 4,343,499 8,331,4S4 WVALES. 257,1;8 284,368 541,546 Army 198,351 Navy 126,z79 Scamen in Reg-ilerei VeiTcels 144 ...

... 11Yar-Office, 1fibtas I. Hi3 Maiesty has befen ?? to appoirnt John Leland David Dundas James Handiron Sir R. Abercromby, I' B. John Stratton Gerard Lakc James Rooke Sir T. Mufgrave, ?? Charles Crovfie. James Coates John Earl ot6uffolk Ralph Dundas I-on. C. Norton Richard Whvte George 5lotham Sir Alured Clarke, 1K. £' To be Generals in the army. - ls'jsor.Grnirals Anthony Farrington William ...

... T ? ED11VDIBURGrf-as 2- 24. [FROM OUR I.ONDON CORRESPONDENT] HOUSE OF LORDS-May 2I. Mr ADAINI was heard in the appeal, MorTH- LAND againft CADDEL. The Cotnfel for the appellant are Mr ADAM and Mr G. MoRE-for the refpondentt, the AT- TORNEY GENERAL and Mr ARCHIBALD CAM P BEL L, jun. The further hearing was poffponed to this day fortnight. HOUSE OF COMMONS-May n1. The SPEAKER informed the Hoifue ...

... II I R E S. -p RE at Woollwich Warren.- Yeftcrday Meornin2, about four o'clock, the foldicr on guaid dilcovretd a fire that had broke not at the Detro- ftorv in Woolwich War:en. The alarm belis vere rau-. the irums beat to arms, when every ei r wals inmm.ediately ufed to ftop its progrels. At nrlt, the general apprehenfion was or the nit ofrious nature; and this alarrn was greatly ;treeald Oy ...

... TIHE DFFINITIVE TREATY. The copy of the definitive treatyr which is tr be laid before Parliamneint, is fiiailar to that ivwhic'h we fornerly inferted; and which was brougnt to this country in the French papers. The folnwo- ing feparate article has, however, never yet been publiihed:- It is agreed that the orniflion of fome titic, which may have taken place in the prefent ire^ y Shall not be ...

... ?? SPRTNG MEETING Tutsr; t, M1y 25, ?? sakles of ntgs each liar-its, *ks. all ?? m0 inl 5. vI: ,-tallecr'I ?? cOil. DiiVer, Si.t. 3lIb 4 rs old, Vir brltwortib's hay horst, cdliance, 5 yrs old, ssr. a .orl Pirliigtin',. br. I!,orse, .iiie. ,.e5 's id, ?? 3 L.ord Fitzivi!.rin'l cs .col:, MVira.cti, A yraold 8st. 21l, ^ - 4 ir ;. GAicoigne'nlay ao; ayrsold, ?? sb. 5 Even belting all t S 4 agst ...

... LONII)ON-NIAT lj-?- Government have received the official inlflru- ment of the Siwedifh Government, acceding to the Convention lately figned with Rufilia and ?? ni-natk. The board of Admiralty, to avoid unneceflary exitence, propo.e to have Rear Admirals to corn- mand at the diiferent fea ports in peace. The peace e(iablihrnent of marines for frigates of 4+ guns, is reduced to I Lieutenant, z ...

... I ppOCLL\TON OF PEACE. I ~ ~ ?? I ?? 1V-:1 s . - AT As,- Lotidon, Fri4lav, April S0. rlemiliv preclairued yesterday, with the * and wiith a degree ot pomp per- ott so joylul all otcasioti. i sc trust 'will bc long renseutbered as ; h itt the ?? of the British history- I :leith pilL an end to the public solici- tored, iltirghl thie goodness of Divine Pro- blt'ilrs 'th ich canl be only ...

... Gxx 7rade. Sir, I have read vour anfwer to mv letter of the 6th of May (Regifler, p. 4.S) vwith that attention which it deferves; and, having weighed it, find no caufe to alter the opi- nion therein expreffied. Referring to thlat I wrote (4aflily I confefs, but I truft not io- accurately) you will find, that on the quef- tion concerning the fuppofed abrogation of all treaties prior to that, ...

... p I I.. I I? ?? ( ORTSMOUTH., ?? I the CongaPncefrigate, Ch arrived~ h~ o onday 14, learn .hai ...

... L ON D 6) I, April 2,. It is undert4ood to be Mr. Addington's in- tention to make fonme provifo with the contrac- tors of the new lottery for altering the mode of drawing it, fo as to prevent the incalculable mif- chiefs that- arife from lottery infurTnce, which brings fo many people to mifery, and is the grea'teff temptation to fervants of all defcrip- tions to defraud their mafters. If Mr. ...

... Yesterday ini the l]ouse of Coiumnuns, Lord PHsvkcsbury presented thc Definitive Treaties with lrance, Spain, and the Batavian Repubiic. His Lordship having presented them, said, lie had looked into the usage of former periods upon like occasions, andl he could not find any instance wherein any proceedings had been instituted on the part of NIinisters upon sa Definitive Treaty; when the ...