... LONDON: MONDAT, MARGH 26. t Accounts were yefterday received from Deal Rtating, that the enemy's flotilla at Boulogne were i r coming out. The following is a letter which we yew terday received from our correspondent at Deal: DEAL, MARCH 24. Arrived lafl night his Majefty's hired armed cutter, d the Duche's of Cumberland, the I.ieutenant of which e has brought the news from Boulogne, that ...

... .11M1PERIAL PARLIIMA OF GRsAZ URITAIV AND 1REZ.AND. V,. - I- an HyQUSE OF COMMONS. wI A T-~flTlC wTI llrc tiht fromitihe Hotifelif I otds, aanonttttrirg A cr~tihthe Portut~al Exportation indenotirtv Bill, p1I1 fjlnir '(1lter ta had beeri lately fnn:- up b 211. Pe. ,4&x5 taneed, in purfusance of an rdrtfte D-y. fttttk o into a Cpmrnittee on the IrillPtia o .~ht .1I F1 -L 1codnl doni, ad the ...

... Or rAie mRNIl CflRloNICLEd THE CRSIS tCALTLS ON ALL. 'HXl. 'ESilTOR, 'Allow me to exprers iY l~rprifr, in comrhnil y.ith many, that a mode of de4nce combining mraniy advan- tages, and fo often regomthended in Parliamenti has not been refdrted to.'> I *ean Martello, or round towers. They require SGBAS &ery short time to build, are capable of being deFend'gd by twelve or twenty men, againft a ...

... IIUELLIA G BURLESJUED. (In Saturday morning a foreign Gentleman, a friend ofthePrince De Bronde's, attended before Sir Richard Ford, atithe Public Office, Bow-flreet, to give infor. mation that a yoJug Gentieman, of the name of Ericnne du Cas, a relation of the Prince de Bronde's, iad received a letter from a Gentleman, who he did artknow, caliing him a coward, and making ufe afa deal of ...

... * kCt?G.Ld.NhS SOCzr. I. Yefleiday the Highland Society gave a dinehr to Earl Moira, the C(:mmander in Chief in the dilrie of Scotland, to teafifv the high fente which they entertain of hit Lordfhip's icrvices in that 'country. 'ene Mar- quis of Douglas was in the clair aund he was fupMorte by the Duke of Athol, the Earls of Fife and Seaforth, Lord Kinnaird, and a large phalanx of the Noblemtn ...

... LOkR CAME8LORD. teierday morning between eight and nine o'clock an ] inqueft was held upon the body of Thomas Pitt, Lord Camelford, at the houfe of J. O(borne, tie fignof the White Horfe, at the corner of Kenfington-lane, A Jury having been regulariv impannelled by the au- thority of Mr. Hodgfon, the Coroner for the Weflern Divifion of the County Of Middlefex, all the Wi\. neffes that could be ...

... #i~R7I~NN~*ta'&ECE. TRIBUNTE. it -? eNTOSE, (29 rE.) e 1The iLefilltive Body tranfimitted, by a mefagec the plan of a law relative to thofe who conceal Georges, t and his accomgplices. , n The plan was referred to the Sefionr bf the Legifll. I ture, which was ordered to make its report during the h prefent fitting. 1 The Menmbers of this Sed1ioq retired from the Hall, t to their ufual place of ...

... - IFOREPIGAV ANSELLkBENCn' CONS rANTINOPrLE, JAN. Z5.-Twelve {hips of war willbe fitted out he-re with all expedition, and imrme. diately fail for thecoaals of the Morea. - Withinthisfortnight we have had three great fiet, one of which confumed 45 country houfes at Sondonkcbi. r JAN. 28.-The Enolilh Envoy Mr. STRATTON, hasC fignified in a note which he has given in to the Mi- nifkrs here, that ...

... tHIO CLUUA' the bAke of Norfolk yefterday prefided at this in- The Duke of Bedford, Mr. Fox, Lord R. spiencerl Alderman Combe, and a' number of members @h~re afs of the Club being drank, the Noble Chairman gave the health of Mr. Fox,which was drank h enhuta ti aplatife. l~r fos faid he ihad generally been in the habit of a few words oon 6ccafions fimnilar to the prefent, id thle Club therefore ...

... .IMPERIAL PAlR L lEAMENT - OF GRE T B-R IT AN AND I RE±AND. HOUSE OF L.ORDS, MAPCn t4. fi The ArTrRNEV GE AsL: warheard for the Refpondent, in d the App-al, The Duke ofiZucenfbury againjft M-Murdo. The ti farther coidideration was pipottped till this day f's mnight. 01n the fecond reading of the lrlib Priefts' Bill, n Ihc L OatD C11ANCELLOsi l1ud-d to an Aa of the Union~by i which thuL ...

... -20?,cvcE?, ACTS OF 'GUVERNMENt. REPPot Oiv THE GRAND JUD'aE, miNIsTEtl oE JUS- TICE, TO GOVvINMENT. I arits, ZI PllvioN, Year I2, F. .17, 1804. Citizen Firflt Conful-New plots have been hatch- ed by England;-this was the cafe even amidft the peace which fluhe fwore to maintain, and when the violated the treaty of Amiens, fhe counted lefs on her arength than on the fuccefs of her niachinations ...

... LONDON: iRlDA2;, MARf iChi a. Yefterday the following Bulletin, containing the re- port of the flate of His MAJESTY, was (hiewn by I,ord Am 1i ERST, and the other Officers in Waiting at St. James's Palace, in the ufual way, between twelve and three o'clock His MAJES1 r is better to-driy than he was yefterday. (Sipsaed) L. PEPYS. H. R. REYNOLDS. IT. MILLMAN. W. HLEBERDEN. Qucen's HFoure, ...