... [Irta CUMLICtr,?, 1OISl oP PEERS, Yosdov, 37sly X8. + PON the mrotion of the Lord Chancellor, the &)ifecond reading of the Bill for continuing till ns-ct Sellion the ?? upon the WVoollen Manu- f..ciurers' Bill wvae poftponed for a fortnight. His I.ordrllip, although lie approved of the rneahsre, could not find anV precedent for it, except in cafes where ,jtitn ouis per:thies wvere propoiad to ...

... L O N D O No 7/ane '28. L. 1. _ .1 ._ - This morning arrived Hauibllt7h papers of Ohe 21f inlt. i hat city was Rill unoccupied by the French troops, ?? we find no conjecisre hazarded with regard to its future Fate. The Frteuch General is bufy anitfing both the Hano- Verlians and the neighbouring States with pro- ntifes of prote~ion and fatvcur on tile part of the French. Ile has ill'icd a ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, 'YzIy z6. BVt tile Mali %Vhich arriva'il bidt nightI comie letteis are faill to lnive breni received from T0nnnIaeon, ot the date of July it, hiclh ftates as tolloac: a 'a ei ence is this inttant receivet t'at tthe French !of qaita il Harhisrr, and are retiring from the Bantks of Usa E , and that the Prulians are inmeeli itely to n-1nv1 Caixhaven, arid the whole Ade of the Elbe ...

... PK.OFORD, TV LY tO. On enefday and rvdn-fday laft a e ting of the Deputy Lieutenants and Magiftrates of this county, in -confeluence of the rasquifitlon of the l,ord l;eswe- nant, wvas held at -the Stalr Inn, in this city. - For the plans which were fubmitted for their, approbation by thle Lord Lieutenant, and atdopted,we refer our readers to the advertifement in the next column. S Itur(1ay ...

... tatur-capo i0oft. -s cro. I L ON D O YU 1. THE Army of Referve Bill was read a third Ttime, and paired the Houfe of Commons, ia(t night. The gallery was ordered to be cleared of firangers long before the termination of the dificuflion which took place upon the fubjeft.- Colonel Crauford, whofe military experience on the Continent, during the greater part of the late war, mnuft always render ...

... , I ri-en o e LONDON A EL ; ne 235t' ,kgePm+Z!'i/ytr a ca \hisday, the Royal Arl'!Tt1 savi given by Co~:InrAiion to-the-i%;velve Mi llions i .:is B3ii; the Cul'toms Confolidacio-la Bill; Ekcllrleqer Btlls! i) f:ecls Bili; the B:11 for transicrring to-the Niavy ?? men ferving ir the Militia: malicious Shootilng Bill; County ridge Bill; .ind to feventeen oti',l pw1blic ?? twventy-fura privats ...

... 1 O D O D 0 fl,. 7 I .. . . . . I . ,T!e : :eD c of 1 nigtlr coilrains lo, official ?? or rile c-pule of tlie tiench) gun- no ig, mictioned in our fir.t ft. -e. TThe Cabinci Councii halt i eck rpi'fv ed to ?? order with viiolur forinur eihing laridlfinelzr and the iilpIefTS began on .. at. I I da night wa'- coritinnerd un Sian . All p;I oe s ti;ren idle or dilorderly vewr iei:eccd, and on a ...

... OXFORD, TULY 2. The., Bilhop of Oxford will have public days at Cuddefdon bn Tuefay, July sth; Tuefday, July iatlb; TuMfday, July t9th; and Friday, July 29th. Saturday laft the Rev. Jhn Wjhalley Mailer, M. A. of Brafednof College, wlas a.'initted Bachelor in Divi- nity. The Right l-lonoaable Lord Arthur Sornerfet, of Oriel College; and the Rev. Thomas r. Coxwell, of Pembroke Colleo,' ...

... L 0 N D O N, Yu1y 12. I Specia! Court of Aldlernen wis held yefterday at Guildhalil, for the purpofe of takinlg into confidera- ticn a letter received by-f the Lord Mayor, from Lord Hobart, requeffing the Citizens of London to form titensfels-e into Armed Afrociations, for the defence of t; e~1 Detroli. After mnture deliberation, the Court KI'olilved inanhsoufly, 'Ehat feeling with indisnant ...

... M_~~ ~~ i, t e4 i UCD* Frotn ite LOND)ON GAZ-t'R, Jbcly 9. 1'Ph 4i.';t~re*2eaTt.lra a'leter ;leOm Captatn Pl';et of ?? I ?? 7 /'rts, r luriolr the ?? of . ! ' ?? sacF ?? cn'cl:. ,'iof egliteen T'52-vu:t r;, tt!'d ZO' ilielt af :! front Cpttill i)iCOila, Of hi. i lA, 's ?? . r :, t ci ?? of ?? 2 1;, ofr. u i oc fui iu ?? an4i ?? lIn. '516>(Ulk F ci iribllt'ion ii a l 'etzinfnrrc,' ?? :tift , ...

... CX.T~snbly'.3 1,. I i.., S t- sC. ^S % W4Abisoiv From the LONDON GAZli'I'E, ?? 23. [Its niglht's Gazette Contains a letter ,i i C aiioi;jie'ig tilec:ipture ofa foriji 3.reic~ i~n jinir;'arccr of' tvO fvivoi, fi il~lll| lren.s, aid tudi tetr.ttil ?? ht- CG izette 'il |) C;!t: .is , id o to (is Ml jeia oo tile Var. | 33,1 N S U ir S.. ao..jr, c ty, i.t of Great Yar-: r'iian, Lnueor 4ierchant, ...

... L U JV D O N, daly f4. On Mond~x' a Cabinet Council was held at T ord Hobarr't Office, Waich siuS a t ined bs all thc Members in to% n. it is ed to Ilave related to the diflatches brtiilhr bv the Ruffian courieron F;tniay. Lf he fameil Courier left towit, sv~;th &if;tt hcs for Pep boilt lie retizrns by th' ,,,lv of l, anf d tes back bone etrters'ihi OtUr C;: tiil ilene 1 thel.e letteers froin ...