... * ~~ ~~OF ! ?? i GREA~T BRIAI ANX J.IRELAND. . Os .Ht5F. c,:LORPS, M~aacu 7. - , A varlety of ublic altd ptrivatc, Bills ,palred in their refpedlilrt I he &corol reatlin,;g of the. Tnhlvent Debtors' Bill was moved. T'he Marqru~is o£ St.'i-o rofe, and niatdc fomuc obflcr- vtti'ons o~n 't~he TUi which -few, we-belye, of ihoe, be- ,i-ov. tlwe b-ar.- Vere able to' overhear. The --objel' of the ...

... tRE DU2-IT Ad-Al. LEYDst%, MARCH 22. Thie ntdaile 'prara 'dons making in i glatn appear- re> M d Store to awaken the folicitudaf the ase ch -Getrnt,,xad' t;fofitions are already moadeo at all eves, as if war were inevitablt. It could hardly' have been hop-ed Uider tile prefent 6ircurnlaricts, that th1 ttvo bellige- re'nt powers would-tolerate'the feutraliry- of the- Bat- vian Republic i but if ...

... -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 ...

... 'f LONDON: TUESDAY, PIARCR sg. Yefterday there was a very confiderable flu~tuation of opinion, but in the early part. of the day the hope of peace feemed to predominiate, and the fundi experi- enced the effe'ts of it. rt wvas rumourcd and believed thatthe laft dlfpatches brought by Mr. HVNTERr, jun. on Sunday, were of a pacificinature. It was even re-, ported that -a plan of arrangement had ...

... tO TAB RT. RON. LORD RAWI-ESBURT. They shall seek peace, and there shall be none. Mischief shall come upon ;.mischief, and ramour shall beiupon rumour. The law shall perish front is the priest, and the council from the 4' ancients. Thc king shall mourn, and Whepince shall be clothed ,ithfo- .. solation, and the hands of the -pele f : bthe land shl be tioubled,- ..EIKIRL, C. vii. V. ...

... L O'N D ON, March 24. Pttr preparations have produced the effeft of tiopping the failing of the Louiliana expedition, fnOC of the Dutch 1quadron, under Vice Admiral lHartlinck; O.n Friday laft a Courier arrived at the FPietiDei Anmbafad6r's at the Hague, with orde.s,that the fquadron for Louifiana (hould remain in port; and that the troops (hould be Acantoned- at Helvoet till further orders. ...

... HOUSE b F COMMONS; Mhay, FMbzI'. L:$ ?? trqfr to-call. the attention of tihe' 1:oufe ,to a fuh~e,, ?? In htis sr nd, was of th,)i,5deecpcft r~tcrtfl toee.7ery, manwh eard him, ,jnd to the cou~ntry at '~age. He meant to allude to a. iry recent evept~ the detelable-natqrp of which had been developed by tle y~iilance of his Maje(jy's Miniflers, for vlich they werc jufily entjtled pX, the ...

... 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 ...

... D S-A . j;EDNE$D.AY's MANIt. LONDON, (T ?? 2§ : HiIS morning were received the Pris.Pa|- J.-crs of the 25th. The Moniteur cou- ns 1otbi g of any importance. The other E ers, in ?? the illitary preparations ie madenfrom the mouth of the eteufe to tlie, ?? ia i adding that inrcafe ofwar, alarge, body of troops will be affemb 'led on that part 0f die Vntch Coafi, exrefu a lope that it will not be ...

... 'SOCIE'ry FOtt 'TU 'LIV210tSIO or Vies AND 5Mr gttTY. This Society, to which the Public is indebted for a lau- dable and a~ive zeal which has rendered importantt fervice to the interefts of morality, has very properly brought be- fore Ahe Magiftrates of Union Hall, a man named Samuel Beft, blt who is better kn6vwby the nick-name of Poor Relp.-This man has for more than 2o years, practifed upon ...

... ?? anD ctuesiap'o pea. L OA D O N, March 22. AGU-T tmnainorhli Mails and one Dutch; ?? arrived this morning. Tile French ard D1,OCCI papers have anticipated the intelli- -el ce brought by tile Hamnburgh Mails. Tl he Dutch Mail has brought the following article, lwhich we are threatened with an invasion, ?? war ta'ke place with France - Levden, Aruarc! xS. The ?? of the King of England was Sent ...

... L O N D M N. Marcb r. The Prince of Wales fent a donation of one hundred guineas to the Marine Society on Thurf- day, by the hands of Sir Sydney Smith. His Royal Highnefs was pleafed to fay, that he fhould contribute this film annually. The King of Sweden, accompanied by Prince WilliaPm of Gloncefter, has left Stockholm for Grifpholm, in Sudermania. The Archduke Charles is faid to have expe- ...