... ;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, ...

... 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 ?? ...

... L 0 N D C) N, June 23. .. , . , . 11 !- I I .. . . At the Cabinet Couacil held on Monday, at [~ord ?? bY tile Ruliian Nobleman, fron Paris, were finally takcn into confideration, and he ter off wicit the refult velterday morning for Peterfburghl. Governiment having reeivetd iecrct infon-tna- tion that Jerfey anC Lnern'ey are ?? ?? with7 an attack, a fiqadt on of four frigatei has been e ...

... OXFORD, jGENE t5. To-morrow a CHARITY SERMON will be preached at St. Martin's Church, in this city, by the Right Rev. the Lord Biflhop of Oxford, for the benefit of poor Boys educated and clothed by the Subfcriptions of Gen- tlertle and Ladles in and near Oxford. Q? Service will begin at eleven o'clock In the account of the Honorary Mal;rs of Arts in the 'ITheatre laft week, the I-Ion. Mr. ...

... ?? tl..ID C, unKlap,5 ,,port. HOUSE OI: C')biJIONs, PiRw ,, fA1e lj. 1 tiL nmotion of Sir J oes St. Clair beftite, tile 0Y HoLioe ?? into a Cons nit;ewe on the exifiino- relative to the Militia of Scutlicid.-A refolution. sac ?? kl ad y the hItL. Member, :itd agreedi to, tiat l lo' d d be takeln for niaking more tc1tciuii pro- ?? rst the soives and falts'iti's of psrious fervinpg in t;'e 2r ...

... t!, 11 D P, 1) a 11a C U -.1 ?5 1? ti 1), 5 0,11. F,,sr ,.C DUTCH ad HAM- U RGI MAILS. CONSTANTINt'tP.E, APRIL 9. I t-ems thit 1ifft1ren;e Ihive for fome timre i i.lr I heto een h11e Porte and tile Ceonxt of FcrliA, antd wvhieth %Vo Id lonl- fince ?? termi- lite( in sar, but for the ?? o Ruila.- j-l(evet .t1-, eettlt ot di fiord is not yet remiloved tiecTurks, ?? jilt consplats acCL1l6 ng tihe ...

... L 0 N D (I A, Yaiu 2. Yelterdav Mr. Tierniev ?? Isands on his ap. pnintment to thie office of Treali rer of the Navv, and he was afterwvards fvorn in 3a Member of tfle Privy Council. A new writ was moved in the Unui'e of Conimions for Soutihwark. On Ft iday arrived at Portfmiouth the Diomrede, Admiral Sir R. Ctrrtis; Yupiter, Braaeve, and Rindojfin, from tl'e Cane of Good How.,, toge- ther ...

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... ?t ?? F, ?? I HOUSE; or COMMON,S, riy, une 14. 1¶ThAjdbisvci moved, that thle HooP. tz)-mtri-owf jcfiV'. Speech ats relates to Commie'rcil facilities. - (rd- ii 'Wl:I oin his 1P-Wr the UHrommrih~ ltticlC~t' pta's no- I tire that on Fridlay in thle Committee Of -Sulply, ?? lhould mlovew ?? I.for rhte jorpoic of COCCI Ht: the army extrtortlns'ries; it was aifo lial iltert ion LI; peoprile a; ...

... L 0 N D u N. jane 14. The great Qeflioun ref(pecting the Conduc) of Minifiers fince the Treaty of Anliens has been at length decided by each branch of the JLegif- lature; and decided in a manner flattering and itonourable in the higheft de-ree to thenl, and, we believe, confonant to the general feelings and opinions of the Conntry. Hlad .Mr. Aiidiitgtoni and his Colleagues in Office accepted ...