... -I ;ifTSE OF COMIMvONS. Malurch 7. 'l'he rish forgery. bill and the airring bill WIre read a firs: tile. 'I'ne several bills bor inaking the Irish reve ues permanent were read a second time. On ?? motion of Mr Addiogton, the tijise for hearing election petitions were fixed as follows, viz: llchester 'andi East Grinstead for the t;th 'M arch Gilas- goxv and Oaklhampton fur the 24th March;- 1 ...

... NEWC.ASTLE AMAr 14. THE NEGOCIATION. . Contrary to the most confident expedaaLionl, we are not, this week, enabled to ptesent our readers with the final re- suit of the long protradted discussiotns between the British and Friinchl gt'vernmnuts, although there is no doubt that the ultimate decision is before this time knovin in Paris, if not in London. As was conjedeured, the Britishs ministers ...

... F'OUTSL OF 1AWORIS. 7une 6. Locrd Shtl'dd presented a bill, the title of which was in ad to 7egulste the formus of cnnvi6lions by Justices of the peace, tu d to render such jtisticcs more sae in the ?? of their ofiice. -lis losdship stated, that as the laws at preaent stood not one cosivisios in sa thousand if attacked could -stand, as none bet a special pleader could hit the nicclies which ...

... I . . . - - A meeting was held on ?? last, acccs diinj to notice, at the London Tavern, to consider of ti e best means of extending the benefit of thus ?? discovery. _ The Lord Mayor took the chair. MrTravers took an extensive view of the importance of the subjed, and after a well-deserved culogiumn the cbaraelee and services of Dr jenner, entered large- ly into calculations of the mortality ...

... sOU D l.IST4 ENPY t Captains. From T r ?? Nov. 26. - , Gierard Berwick Elnhng ballast ?? Krause N (Nvcastle Stettin coals 27. Mary Ann, Fenwick, ditto Luheek ditto Martha, Carr ditto ditto ditto 29. Amphitrite, Dale Petershurg HOll deals Elsinure, November 29. Wind E. S. E. a E. sharp frost andoqnow. From the winds we have had since our last, we fear few, if any, of the upward bound ships ...

... I I .SV/s L' Captainr. Frorn To -Loading Sept. 14, Spence, Wood Petersburg- London - hemp Acorn, Garbutt ditto Portsmouth ditto Anu, Taylorson ditto Lopidon iron Providence, Robertson ditto ditto ditto iS, British.Herio, Hogarth Memel 'ditto timber Henry, Bownas Petersburgih ditto hemp- Cistus, Codling ditto ditto tallowr Ant, Sangster Riga ditto timber Perry, Pinckney Petersburg ditto hemp ...

... ; M4r 4. Sir Hsary Jiidmad rose to make a motion, of which he had given notice, for tire produa ion of a copy of a report from the ?? under the navy abuse bill. I hc period which had el: psed since the bLilM pass;ed, and the great urgency with which it had been 4warried through par- liament, ?? justified him in calling fo'f the Trodaliorl of their proceedings. The hon. gertele an then entered ...

... LOiNDONa, JAOVEA!IBER 21. DishClrICes were on Saturday received at the Admi- riltx froyni our s flc off Brt Adnriral Cornlvaliis h s 'x \ve l ed.sw'thot any damngt, the bite violent gland thet vvnol. o his sqto ron inimediatelv en- g;c-tc in Ahe bockte- e of lrc-t still kept their station dbe'e t at 't Iot last ' 'u:tdav. Or SaVuilav rntclI f c. vvas received at the Ad- mn i -v, of tilt loss ...

... IfiMPE2lIrL PARLIMENT. FIQuISE OF LORDS. December 28A.-Caaias ?? brought up the navy commissioncis' bill from the commons, with a rnessage, impoiting that the coarmons had agreed to thrir lordships amendments in the same.-Adjoiined. Dese;aber 29.-About half past three o'clock, the Speaker of the holuse of commons,. attended by sorne of the-members, appeared at the bar, 'and heard the sroyal ...

... SOUND) LIST Jnly Z%. Anni Wriglt - - -jtpoct Datir ballast I *illlam, Atkinson tanxdid Riga ditto Hlearn, RobertsioY! ditto ieteisbtbrg ditto ?? n, Wodd Boston IV]RsI ditto *a. Arg(o, Sibhaitl London Petersburg ditto Achilles, Wheaterlcy Newcastle ditto ditto Union, Cornfortli London ditto ditto Halcyon, Jk hobu ditto ditto ditto Richard, Ridi~y ditto -,ditto ditto Henry, Bunes; Shields ditto ...

... I ?? S ~ir hL:CRFI MAIOWNKE'S reply. . | i MDAIVI,-i) ever there was a mozi( of niy life,-in at this pgiwere strongly adifaced, thgy are still at tbis p cim he. -r '1he circumstance of recen-- 410urs fr-om ybu,'with whom I have been conneCdt- tne tendcrest mid dearest tis tidr many years; anid to whom I ami attachedhby-the strongest sensaitions of gratitude and aredlion, must dcrply affeci ...

... Thurnday's and rriday's MaIls. 3 -% nD Lo, Dlowning-strt, Nevernber re, x80o dispatch, ot Which the followitig is a copy, was yester- day receivcd by thc right oonurable Lord kbtobart. MV LoRD, Demaraka, Sterbrmck, SrJ: -AO, 1803. Z have the honur to aequaint your lo)rdship of the sur- render of this colony and Essequibo, whichl capirulated yesterday, and this day we are in possesionm. I rake ...