... ?? ? . 'al?o rnperiat Partiwanment, HOUSE OF LORDS.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17. the Royal Affient ?? given by Colmmiflon to Phe Malt Duty, Land Tax, and other Bills.-Ad josrned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, DEC. 17. The Bill to enable his Majefty to tranrport tjlons in King's ihips, was read a third time and raffed. After a long debate on the navy Abufe Bill, it was cormmitted, the report ...

... ,?Y'Imperfal padtainent, fo 16OUSE OF COMMONS. Ca of MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29. th The following Petitions were brought up and read, fu ?? of undue eleaions for the followbilg places, and the days hereafter mentioned were feverally fixed for taking the famne into confideration:- From l1chefter - ontThurfday, 3d February. Eaft Grinilead - Turfday, 5th ditto. T- Two from Glafgow, Ren- lilay, soth ...

... 0anziall. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. The Anebaffador from the Dutch Republic has arrivtd in Lord Whitwoith's introduftion to the firft Con- fE! will take place nexc Monlay, when a Confular Revie;v and a ?? Levee wii be held. Yef--day rminig, at ten o'clock, Mr. Otto and his luite feu cff Irom h' h'.o.fe in Portinan- fquarc, on his way to Paris. He was expected to reach Sittingbourne, in 'he courfe ...

... PORTSMOUTH. 4 - A ATURDAYI DECEMpBER 4. illGH WATER IN THIS HARBO.UR THE ENSUING WEEK: MONDAY'- 36rn. af. 8 TiUESDAY -- 30m. a . 9 WEDNESDAY - -26n. af. to THuRSDAY - 23 m. a f. I r FRIDAY ?? ?? af ,z SATURDAY - - - - - - - - - 4.m. af. ZZ SUNDAY - - - - - - - - - - - 4211m. at I Extraf of a Letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated Sept. I, 180o :-We are hourly in expefta_ tion of the Dutch ...

... . 3niptrval ?? {ior Monday's and Ttfday's yqceedigs in the ?? of Lerds and Cxrm.:ols, fte Ht La ?? eJ] HOUSE OF LORDS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. NTAno B OI Aitco-r.-LoRD MOXITA rofe, and flated to the I-loufe, that towards the clofe of the !:ti Seffion h1, had given notice of a motion which he hiad intended to make, relative to the fucceflion rf the Nabob of Arcot, which was put ofl on ac- ?? of ...

... np altliaunit. * nblOUSE OF LORDS. MOVDAY, DECEaTAER 20. Capt. Markham, and feveral other Members from the Copnmons, brought up the Bill for enquir- ing int6 Abufes in the Navy, which was read a firft time.-Adjourned. TIVESDAY, D1EUMBER 21. The Order of the Day for the fecond reading of the Bill for enquking into Abufes in the Navy, being read, * tOR D PiLHsA expreffed- his regret at the ab- ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SATURDAY, DECEMBER xS. In the. TPLEGRAPH of laf tweek, we gave an ac- Count Of Mr. Addington's general review of the i ?? I , .s _ - - - - .-A-fl * 6 .V- V US tLI1L Finances of the-Country. it bore, in itfelf, the evidence of great k-xplicitnefs; and, if it is to be taken Us authority, is flattering to the hopes of the Nation, which will be proud to fee the affured means of ?? an ...

... flpe ffat parliament, TIOUSE 0lF LORDS. MOINDAY, DECrEMB8EPs 13. iCousnfe1 were t. lhcr heard relativc to thse Scotch Appeal, L(rd Kililiri A. l Mathevvro,' viz. M r. Nowlan at con. fid ?? leisrth on tnie part ot the Refpondent. After : hsch t irir Lordlhips deferred the farther hearing till to- ?? Mr. Akxandcr, accompanied by L rd Temple, and fe- _xrval otnorrrifbere, ;irefented tfe Penlhion ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SATURDAY, 4 ECEMBR a5. i .Te Billy for enqutring into Abufes in she Ci.il;: Dtepartment of theaWvy; pA n.o F6 ida4 i*n the n^.,f ?? Houfe oP Lords. .are -glad 'andproud to notice that condu . gin ..perfoqs, .p ou io .ng : calft tices which is fuppofed to btb¢ rea feiraadvance- ment, *and -which 'the ooAfiY. lah a right 'to:cxpea from them. The -LMd thib&1lior -66VeS, *and ...

... COURr :OF KING'S BE NCH. BRtowN v. HART.-Mr. Gibbs ftated the cafe for the Plaintiff, who is the father and adrxiiniftrator of Alexander Brown (now demafed,) who was a feaman firat on board La Pique, and afterwards on board Le Tigre (Sir Sidney Smith's fhip :) when on board the Pique, he became entitled to a very con. l fiderable-fhare of prize money, which the Defendant 1 received by virtue ...

... ^3 i vilal 12tavriaarne t. [rr 4Yn4,j',s 5 ard.. Tziefitt's prcceedh:'s i7S the ?? of Lore, aind Comnims, fie dr e lf,- Page.] HOUSE OF LORDS. WF.DNESDAY, DECENtPFR 15. The order of the day that the Houe ?? go into a Co-nrnittee on the Malt Bill was moved l'a Lo.O PELHAMi-The LORD CHANCELLOR Put Iht qkicllion. EARS, SPrENCFR re*. aald, aftera fhort iniro- ki;&ion, flid he ?? reduce what he had ...

... SERJEANTS' IXN HALL. Trz KING v. EASTERBY AND M'FARLANi.-The Twelve Judges of England -met, and, about feven o'clock, proceeded to hear the fuyther argument of Counfel, in this cafe. Mr. Marryat proceeded upon his argument for the Crown, and in anfwer to thofe which had been already urged for theDefendants, before their Lordihips in the Exchequer Chamber. He fircft took up the ground of the ...