... ;u1M pan lll ,, lit,,011 L 0 N D (C) A, ?? 21. 4 Sawi(ay tlithe follne. ing MlNEhge from O Nis MiV *as delivered to the 1-otLiI t Lords, anid a 1i11ilar one to the Comsmons;- 11 GflIICE R. H-i, ir KiT- tnini ks proper to acqu.int the Houfe r ion1'.or 'e.t ior t; ?? I(ri a id l;curity I d jife UTi, K. ingemos a.glrat tilc dalngers of attack, II tnd ?? by t' eneran, hII Ma .jefty dee?na ?? ex, ...

... bu SATURDAY, JUNE tS. C IR.CUiTS. WI lftJern.-Lord'A1vanley, and Baron Graham. to Ilbme-Lcrd Eflenborough, and Tnjllice Heath. tb NVer-gb,-Baron Triompbod, and jfuftice Clarnbre. t Norfod-Lord Chief Baron, and Baron Hotham. enl Oxfwrd-juffice Lawrence, and Jultice Le Blanc. Midiard-juftice GCrce, a d Juftice Rooke. : ~~~~~~a d In the courfe of this week a great quantity of to ammunizion has ...

... I M A PERJ If 4L PAR LP i ji, fT OF . RFATX RITAINAAT2D IRELAxVX. PHOUSE' OF C')MMONS, JUNZ ,. Bhe Bill iuthorihng an. addi innal nunmber of HFores to work ,. 'trn ?? I-Radt, waa re d a: firft time, ordered to be priited, a-tli ilfecornd tilineof' \%Vednrfday aext, 'he Copomi tee anpointied for'beitering the Condlitinn of Per- f*, i.tingthe 1-'11hlands 'of Scotland, and. for regiilaeing mes:j. ...

... IMPERISL PARLIAMENT. GREAT .BAITAIN. AND IREL4 ND., MOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JUNE 23. Mr. Alexander and Mr. Manfeld were heard ih the caure Titelluffon v.,Woodfoi'd. flfi further conideration of the caufc was then deferred till the zith July, when the Judges are to deliver their opinions there- The Bribery Oath Bill went through a Commmittee, after having beea obferved upon by Lords Alvanley ...

... 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 ...

... LUP.PYl;,jIL PARLIWZWENT GRAA . ,T OF , p. G.RERAT BR I TA I NtIxp R E * _ , I , I IIOU~o'o~~ ?? M.AtSM:qiOE brought.up~fr~nj the Conino ns the ~MiltiI I tallsel till Cnd the 1aft ?? .4frer a rilessc1af,.. fiz. from1 hm Maijdty, Itatix1gi that. 1is.majWfY, had foiuld i( D&~frlThr to dcl.e 'l argaifli1 the 13'at;LA4p RcPnba1x 'rd to i~ie letters of isi~r qua ?'mud :'(Voi a Cou fte iergDwVe~ ...

... FARIS, Ys;,v# zo. no Al SO, CAPITtULATION# OF PkANO?3.Yg1W Eli-ward AMners,, Ljeutenentt Gencrai Commanding in Vibirl to the Areajoei a: lIra?. 1' Merd4-.4.~arftru at Jriowhns', 'ynt4 eTIZI 142i3SAlsa, hi Ihad the honiour to inform you, by 0yltero 6h 28th ult. of the march of the French army towards Hanover. d After a march.exceffively fatiguing acrofs aridi fands and k marfhy heaths, I ...

... 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 ...

... Milttary Arran¢rn'ents in t1b, Southe;rn ri ?. C4Ikrlary, Mllay z7. Mlajor-Gen. Moore arrived in ts city, and, it s flaid, will fix his refidence at I-lythe. The zd or Scots Greys, and the 4th or Queen's own re- lelent of dragoons, are to form a brigade of heavy ca- vary under the command of Major-Gen. Staveley, to te Lttioned in this ?? x4th and o th light dra- goons are row on their march ...

... [aturnt~p S ?? EM C-tp'tf. j, 0 ! 1) () P,, :u!r 3. rrultt tuc pltte l 1( 1itlt iI tile lrolfe of ?? o1 tile C'viGndI-'6 of lvillillers. ,iodel a iltring ot Refllti.O, i, aX. there ar cvceueetls inI detiil; anda they (te ll .purte hy thie GIClvilcil ty. ;3 Xl; i~tiC m.0,tO'I oll tllh:f the tjllelioll! ' A~i njti h Iwi~d l and lie xI aS faoppoited by ?? flic qlltioinl be.nig put tie lioufe ...

... L D N D 0 N, j:1x2 i G. Ill confeqtuenlce of tile ai vl uf NIr. i n I out.v Aitliballdol , with flis faillily, ?? Ylaenie, Nil. Schimmtelpenitiinck, the D)unch Anm- hervd ci ha heje s icceived his pff letrr-, .nd is cXypt., ned w u itt twt for 1!ol!a.td this da.V or to- tO O o . t v Dultch, tleretolre, :il Wel i ts he 8 r- e .iz, ?? Can ina flate ot ?? La night itrrveq tI e it 1h Vy ?? 'a ?? ...

... FRENCH -MEMOLRIAL.. We prehent to our readers a mof' ctirlotis paper, which was prefcntcd by Talleyraird to B6on1aparte ius the: month Iof December lait advifing him againft going *to .r r with this courtity. It proves two very irsterelling fafls-it lberws, ii the firfl place, that Bonaparte's nind. Co long ago as December-lafi,' was hent opon war: andi it dernon(lrates to Mis tbe dlalgecs we ...