... HOUSE oFLORDS,-41ondaN Aug. 1. The Eaft India Trade Encouragement Bill, the CuRoms' Regulation Biil,'and the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Two Millions Vote of Credit Bill, and the Woollen Manufac- turers Suipciefion Bill, were read a firft time. Tuefday, Aug. 2. The Iritb Jluffices Protejtion Bill, and Prize Captors' Bill, were read a third time and paffed. Wednefday, Aug. 3. The Scotch Cotton ...

... POSTSCR]LIPT. IPOTSCRIPTS. A !FV eLONDOY, GAZETTE, Tutrfldy Not. 1. | ADoMInALTY-OrrPit, November 1. gi Copy of a Letter' from Captain Brenton. HIis -Majfty's Stoop Merln, of JDunkiro. fu sSI - Oeiobtt9, 3803s T1-Wave the honor.; to inforn you, that the aj J boats of his Majefiy's floop Merlin, unfd&r Vb ply command, ?? went in pturfuit of, fl, vand drove on thore and totally. defl roy ed the ...

... TtESDAY's MAIL. LO1DOKN,-(Afodqy,) Jan. 10. HIS morning were received Paris Papers of the 6th inftant. The tranquillity which France was pleafed to beftow upon Switzerland, hass been but of fhort duration. The Captpns of Lugano and Bellin- zona,-are neatlyin-a flate of tInfurrelion, and General Ney has been obliged toi march a body of French T'roops into thefe Cantons to reftore ordpr,. as. ...

... I EtjvY. , ?? x, I The Battle of the 21ft of March,. which decided the b~ fate of' Egypt, and in which the Aritiftb Army atchieved Ct' fuelb unnadoig glory, cannot be too often brought to the th recolledtion of our Countrymeu,- or be too minutely ex- atnjined. In addition, to the Official and other Details, whih have been before publifhed, that given by .SzR bi Tfn6?4AS ROBERT WIxzosn;s in ...

... IlGfjI TREASON. ^.^e Commniflion i I~lr Cin in iffued for ThurfraY a folls accled of d tbe trial ovf V opced at the New Seflionsa ilooe, j~rf~n -Lgne , Southwark. About half anlhoulrafter eleven o'clock the ?? Judges, 1)poinWdb by . the.Conrmiflion, attre i thirroes arrived in State, viz, the etirdih1t Hon. Lord gllenborougl1, Chief Juflicem t of Eglald r. jufticc Le Blanc, of the Ofing'~ Bnch ...

... Sunday, and Tuesday's Posts. THT LONDON GAZEIGTE Saturday Dec. 10. T-IlS Gzctttu anaounces the arrival of dif- ppatchecs fmolm l Admliral Duckworth, , coi taiing ati atccount ofthe furrendtrofthe Frhench garriforts (f SSt. Njark, Aux Cayes, arid Port aupnin, tliSt. Domingo. At Port Dauphin, la Stegefie frigate, 32 S2us, vlits takeni. 'hhe F'Ynuch troops at tile above l1taons,end indeed at ...

... ESDA Y'3 M A I I ?? I 1W J1ill, ?? W\O qt-9A', ud''eri~) A#pri1. 12. ho + 5tGt.';AF T, the lThnaei, ?? St. ?? ?? inirlt xvith diipatelcs ?? Lord t ,ltthes fO> GClfliifllp An ruc li. his ?? tl ¢'ttc zccivcd the :IonitaLU1, antl thethir Paris a, of th~e Still ild 9th. 1 1c3 contala 110 o t 1~sof any, InpP The Pallp1els r °opy the obfel v ations ihad 10 tt, b1 e > ngish opl. n the Negociatioll l ...

... * MIl'EIUAL PARLIAMENT. .-t -r r ?? Al- - 7ft A -0Uni HOQUSf or LORDS,-Monday, April 4. Di Thte'rdor (if the day for going into a Comrmirtee on the ch Militia Officers' Bill beirg read, la1 Lord Ronmite rof, and argued aginift the principle of for the, Bill. The prelnalie to all the Acts, down to that of lullSeflion, patled oa the fubjectofthe Militia, contained th art exprefs acknowledgement ...

... Sunday: aud Tiuesday's Posts. FROM T.Hr WNlDON GAZE ,T E. Admiralty-Otfice, Septcember 3. [ IS Majetty's Ship Maidlione, Capt. Mow- jj bray, has captured the French Brig, LArab, carryino eight 4-pounders and fifty- e~ight men. [This Gazette contains his Majefty's Pro- clamation, dated the 31ft of Augutil, requiring 4lAliens, being flubjefts ofthc French Repub- lic or of any place belonging to ...

... ?? -V ? ?? I , !. -k 1~Jxyxtll^ (Thltht&tv Jtdyz 12.. : l) scts to the 9til, wshi r1 %vere received rill Ca Ils i brulaglt 1lac ?? IiT Csttt, tic 915~rIlillg fartaid haiS retlllt'd I,1th V I'lit'tl ,,i'(t~ti'el jIhI, l the lrench LJ~ovci ?? havr Lent or- 6,0i11r1t1llanOc'erialli toops. Ior this purphle, ,10, jhri ha belen1, it 1n.iOltsjfla u .1 is ito crots 4,fp,- to I Iily]aseQ e i i c (Arltl ...

... IMPERIAL PAR LIAMEXT. HOUSE OF LORDS,-Wedrefilay'Jine t, Twenty-two public and private Bills were received from l the Cotutions: ainong the public Bills were the Public ~efen~e 3Bill, anid the Clergy Refidevice Bill,, both of 3 Thurl'day, June 2. '0 Lord Fitawiliait proceeded to tftte his reafons at con- c fiderable length, in fupport of the- various refolutions t which lie had giveni notice ...

... SAtdqay mid Suncday's Mails. . . ~ -LONDOY,-rc f.- TpHR. u ilstfthmtontinent have krs Ryt oL joaruee.whidv an threvw ny ,r xaj light on the jrefnY.i1 k atin. I- tn61twas, boweseriit w=eY t ?? to OR mbrning, to have hbntedl ar riers, vt j& Wfsb iftyi vas a t .i'et off, a 1ndi~ger arrived at - uCkinghatn-Houfie, and in a : ?? minutes afltgrwatds the Minifter him- eI£~ !fieKie-lig's jourtey was ...