... L O N D O N, Ypril265. ?? the Houfe of Coinmons, on Friday, the Hioufe wr^;nt im, . Cemllmittee on the Clergy Non-refidence Bill; thie Report was brought up and received, and orriered to be taken into further confideration on Monl- d ay fortnight, and the Bill, as amended, to be printed.- Oil the hivotion of Lord G. J.. Gowr, a Committee w;s appniated to conlider of givingr a power to Jultices ...

... L V N D V ON, April 5. In the Howfe of Lords on Friday, the Clergy Refi- dence Sufpenforn Bill was read a third time and palled. In the -loafe of Commr ons, the St. Pancras Wbrlkhofce Bill wvent through a Committee. The Woollen' Manu4 faiturers' Petition was orderedto be taken int6confdir-' ation on lVeaiefdiy.On the motion of Sirz Jf'F.'M. Ridley, it was ordered that the charges conitained in ...

... It ?? all7i ?? 1poft. I I-.OUSE OF PEERS, Mmd1onday, ?? 28. r. r r) r~ho,horellr, in confequence of having moved 'J t' fr the p040rcrment of the Irihi Chalking Bill, ?? * I, Bill to the Hiouie, -which, he truited, .- d - ,,lbettar calcu!-ated to anwiner the in:tended clll 4 o.4ic would be a penal law for the I a1-. . .)nIs.-Lord AneGCIand faid, that as the r tn ;teould not expire until the sd ...

... tunuoa1 MO z&uesap'o 1poft 1HOUSE OF PEERS, Monday, Apr; 4, h Houfe refolving itfelf into a Committee on qth e iii Officers' Bill, a long converfation enfed, in the courfe of which, Lord Pe/lbai faid, that the faa vwith refpeft to thne Officers of the 1\4ilitia who i'crved in that capacity laft war, without poffiefling a hnded qojalificalan, was this: -In the old regulai ,iiablifhed Militia, ...

... L 0 A D 0 A, March 29. A ?atavian mail, with intelligence from Rot- a ,; nd Anfilerdam, was received laft night. i trade of the Republic appears to have been (:;idtrablv ;iffefted by tbe prefent ftate of a: res it-d little bufine.f is done in the Funds. The report thas the expedition to Louifiana on tore point of putting to feer is premature. .on t]-,outfatd of the troops which are to be d io ...

... O.XFORD, A r tL Z. A . .. | Vednefdav, Marcl 30, George Jackfrun, Efq. of Chfiil Church, se admiji ed Blachelor of Ar's, Grand Conipoflnidter. .`r. Aaron Webb, B.3,.er, of C'o)Ir-us Criilti Colle,,e was nbo d_- nllpred ?? of Ares. The Rev. 'riu h m 2 huomas Iv! A ? ...

... L O N 0 0 iN, April 26. A material reduftion has taken place at Lloyd's in the rates of iniurance of velfels againft all rinfqes generally, the premiums being now fitch as are uifal. in periods of confirmed peace. The charge on a velfel from London to any port of the Channel, or on the WeilernoCoaft, is one- fifth lefs than tihe laft week's price; to tile Southera or Eaftern ports of I reland ...

... 1 Ie SAV]I.AAN PLLOFEOSOR OfW ?? intends to begin a Co01rfe of Lectures in the kle. hesnts of Euclid on Monday next, at 12 O'Ci k. London and its Environs, as now teprefentincg al tde lPANORAMA near V Magodaleni Bridge, S. Clement's, is molt ccrtainly the couipletet de- ception We ever Ielnenllber to have leen ; the i!- luion is fo great, that a porfon at firvi entrance may imminediately fancy ...

... L C N D O N, AIpril 21. A council was held verterday, and the reports in every quarter were of a pacific nature. From the moment it was known that the negociation with Mr. Pitt was broken off; every one thouglit that war was not to be expected. Perhaps Ar. Addington difcovered fornething favourable in the treaty with France before'he broke with Mr. Pitt, and %kas encouragted to difpenfe with ...

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... iIOtTSE OF'LORDS, 'Tehfday, Afarcb %9. -4 - k't . o.AP .A Lord Radsnor prefented a Bill, firailar to one which he had formerlyvirrtrodticed, for granting dischrges to ?? failres and foldiers, in certain circuenfances. Read a firft time, and ordered to be printed. Aufter foune converfation between the Bilhop of St. Aaph,.'the Lord Chlancellor, and Lord Alvarnley, the Ciorgv's Non-refidemce Bill ...

... L O AD O N, illareb 29. In the Houfe of Lcr s on Friday Lord Pelboc pre- u, fen-ed a Melfave froai his Majefly (fimilar to one pre- di 'ellted on Thurftday in the lowcr Hloufe) which was or- of dered to be taken into co'tfideration on Monday.'IThe dr fecond reading of the Infolvent Dcbtors' Bill was or- dereal for Thlivofay. In the -Inouit of Commons, the Hoiife in a Con- fo mittee on his ...