... 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. ...

... ?? 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- ...

... OXFORD, MARCIH 19'. On Thuriay the id inifant a congratulatory Addrefs to the King, on the difcovery of the late traiterous Confpiracy, was voted in fidl Convocation, and the fllowing Gentlemen appointed as a Dolegacy to attend the ViceChancellor and Prodtors with it to St. James's. Durors in Disinity.-Dr. Wills, Warden of Wadharn College; Dr. Marlow, Prefident of St. John's College, Pro-Vicu ...

... I HoUst or pttpts, It. Vu- ?? The various Bills on the table were forwarded ih their different ilage. Lord Car!Ale, agreeably to the notice he had givenh, moved, That the proper officers in his Majefly's dif- ferent dock - yards 1hould lay before this Houfe a monthly retutn of the number of arcificers who have been employed therein from the mouth of May laft to the prefent ?? Pelban did not ...

... Cuacbagsi pon continueO- From Yb6 LONDON GAZ 9TTRI llfcrrh S. WHITERAt.L, MARCIL 4. The, King has been plealed to grant Geo. Harrifon, Ef'q. (Norroy Kingr of Arms) the siflie of'Clarenceux, cing 'if Arms, an~d Principal FIerald of the fustheaaE, an el~l r parts of that o~rt of-the United-Kingdom of Jreat fl-sl aild IreLlad c:lled Eogland, in thearopm Gt Thomias Lo a;, Eiq. lare (Clurenlceux, ...

... M. fnel urgap'o pe90a* tro~g bre LONDON GA;Gi;TE, MT'arcb 22a. -DdVNIND STRPET, MARCH 2z. u Y. rptel receitved this Inoi ntlisg from the k) FRar'l of kElvrin, his M'ajeflv's Ambaffador Sxtraot~dii.arv at ('cnftzntiniople, d&ited January it it-ppeais that the difkrences Which '114iihluiflled betfween the .Slblime Porte and the ?? f I, yp hlave been ratisfdaorily arraniged, thro' the-n'edi tion ...

... - . . ?? I 11 -, z II MIP - -, ,p6lk. lOUSE OF COMMONST la1'eMny, Ma'rc 7, ?? JA/ igihaz Dsddsa hrdnghtu a Blillfor preisn'tnnr abufs ini the Cditto ManulAtn res in Scdtland7i ?? for fettling, by arbitration, digptufe thiat may ihew arife bet- els malttrsiand fervants. . I A Bill was brought in for more effemirlpunal mgn ?? in Ireland. wl'f-I be tc; have in tl e, p~ffelfior! forged Bak Bills ...

... LO NDI 0 A, larcb i1. Prior to his Majefty's Mefrage being fent to Parliament, Prefs Warrants had been ifluoed. Wlhich, immediately on their delivery, were ated upon. Dtiring she whole of the night of Tuef- day a remarkably hot prefs took place on the liver Thames. A great many colliers, and otler veffels, being in the Pool, a number of able hrlnds ?? picked up. The bulinefs had ken fo ...

... L ONDOVN, Blarcb I. A 'J4V IJS , *F ' . Ie LChancellor of the Exchequer and Lord °rl~t had a long interview yefterday with rl St Vincent, at his hotife at the Admiralty. A'omloFncers of the Navy, abent on leave, have ?? orde s to join thieir (lips immediately. t Navoll and' Military Officers who had It° f rrnce returned to Dover yefierday, in, 5'rIClIICC Of 'aving received inforrlation of ...

... 'M ?? :t ra\ i oftm flOUSE OP COMMONS, TIefflay, Arch S. ',LJR. iXER, from the Cormiittee on the Peti- tion of the Coroners, reported that the allegati. esns in' that Petition had, on inveftigation, been found to be jut; iaid that it was the opinion of the Com- a1ittee that the allowance ?? Should be in- creaed by law,. in proportion' to the increals of their' unavoidable eacpencea in ...

... LO N DO , M.Uarcb 3. Yeaerdav, about twelve o'clock, his Majefy came to St. James's, and foon after the Levee commenced, at which were prefent the Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State; the foreign Ambaf- facdors, &c. &c. About a quarter before two o'clock the Lord Mlayor, attended by the Sheriffs, the Recorder, and Chamberlain of London, eleven Aldermen, ...