... to Iit xmattIrD.ft, u 1-1 i 'W tw ero. ?0., L ON D 0 A, Januaiy 24. TN tile hioUsE of LORDS, oi1 Thiiirfday, at Two o'clock tile Lord Chancellor, after dif. ofinv of Joe routine bufioefs, proceeded to AtJ ame,'5 witht the Addr efs to his Majelty, at tended by a great numlt.er of Noble Lords. I In the HOUSE of COMIMONS the order of the I day was moved for taking ?? Majelly's Speech F into ...

... L0 N D 0 N. Yanuay 21. Saturday being the 6ift anniverfary of her Majefty's Birth Day, the fame was obiferved, if not with all its *accuflomrd fplrcdour, at leaft with all the heart-felt congratulations of an affectionate people. The Draw- ing Room was not fo numeroufly atte. ded as on former Birth Days, but this is to be accounted for by the abfehce of many of the great families from town, ...

... cucobtivq Pon contfrtuc&- ?? * horn tbe LONMONGAZ G'TTZ, Dec. :Z8. 13AN-KRUPTs ro SUlkRE1NDI2Dt.-jobn Shipa,,, late of Voxhil!, Staffordibire, Yintuet, Jan. it, 13, and Feb. S, at the Flitch of Bacon, Whicrhnor Bridge, Stafford. ?? ,3tstt, of Gooden Lane, Townihip of Heap; Robert ?? tton, of Spin Threads, Townfhip of -lopvood; Rkhard Bewhr, of Gooden Lane, Reap; Robe-t Butterwcorth, of ...

... ?? an icn ar, L, 0 N D a N. Yaneary 21. ( Y the ]afl of the Hanmburgh mails which ar- i B xived on Sinday, four Meflengers, Mellis. I gat, Rolfe, and Wagflaff, fron Berlin ; and NMr. Mills, fromn the head-quarters in Hanover, t arrived. They had been difpatched feparately, b wt were detained at C11xhaven by contrary winds, until tire xith intl. when they all took their palihge together. Mr. ...

... 17, El llcollapo ,t? ij 11 ?i L? V all ? ? .- - .1 11 11 - L, 0 N I) V IV, Yaunary 7* M Fi mfetlgers arrived onl Sittirday ~~ ~Thr front he ~~,,6ntincnr. They le Xi'ta en o t Si 0 d v ?? gh , and . landd at Yatnt lat Ott rtday nitOht. Onl thle even. in3-oeteytielhoiu Cuxhlaveki fe'eiltty- Iwo tia.JlV,.'S, wilt1 troops, had arrived at Bre- ) et lr-f Nle eiitenteer are, MIr. Kerv, in Fned il1 C ...

... C *t , ,~ ,r ~ ?? . r.- , e p r m () ?? 7) I , ' rd ' ,aaie 2.3 - Maills are arrived, by We lean that the fignhig of the iniftice is confirunield. The RtRlian troops are retiring bv the way of polnod, batt it does tot app eir that Rullia is in-. duded in the Arniitice. file Pt Gazette contailns anl accottnt that tile Archduke CliarlIc, on Its way to Viennla, ten lcagutes ftom Gr.iz, fell in ...

... QXx ARD, JANUARY 4. A. r I I I , Tke Rev. EdAvard Seagrave, B. A. of Maderlen Hall' in this Univecflty h:as lately been indoU ed to the Redtdry of Wef cotte Baarton, in this Diocefc, va- cant by the deatlh of his father, the late incumbent and patron thereof. The officers, non-comnmiflloied oflicers, and privates of the Bullinghdon Troop of Cxforsdflaire Yeomanry Cavalry, have remitted, by ...

... I P;Da. ' -- I - ?? 16- 1 1 1 1 1-.- d-2?OA TIE L.ONDON GAiErTEi. AD.VaRAL'-rY OFFICE, DEc 31. A Letter f'nri,, Lieut. Hindfield 1to Admiral A ?? inlirodu.ces tile followilio - At-is diuLfy'> .Sbip Jky)pti n1,, oqF UJbdn, Dec. 28. Sna, I have the ?? to acquaint You with the capture of the French' frigate La Libre, on the after- noon Of 'ile 24th itflant, off Rochefort, by his Ma- jeflty's ...

... s!untav anti z.uentJw' pon.- - L O N DO A, December 3r. P ARIS papers to the rSth, and Dutch Jour- _ nals to the 23d infiant, h ave arrived, bv -hich we have received the unfortunate and af- dlins tintelligence ot 'the confirmation of an A rnittice between France and Atufiria, which riniflice wasconcluded on the-6thill ft. (not on she 4thi as has been hilted\ between Marfltal 'el thier and ...

... CueotlapP9 ofd contianu'. . trom tfe Loxnosv G.zETTr, yan. 18. T HIS Night's Gazette contains an account Tof the arrangement of the public funeral of Lord Vifcount Nelfon. BANKRUPTS TO SUIIRr.NDrR.-71'Vilsran Eilby, of ~ing Street, Eloonlfbury, Mdiddloeic, Carpenter and Builder, Jan. 25, Feb. so, anld MTarch a, at Guild- 6lall._,7amnes TaIa-yr, of Hatton Wall, Middlefex, Vic- tualler, Jan. 24, ...

... ,t6nflap ant cusbaw Puff. L 0 N D 6 I, 7-fta-ry. 14. \80 intelligence whateveri has reached town froll the Continetit fince our laWI. Sir John Borlafe Warren failed on Sunday TnOrliing from PortfMokith wvith his fquadron, confiftng of the ?? fbips:- Gutns. Commaonders.- a Vice-Admiral Sir J.W.Irren. -80 Captain John Douglas. London, - - - Dunn. -lero- - ?? 74 - Gardlnier. Repulfe, - - 74 - ...

... ..,Q?Xptyt . , vallujaypWIT; 'log I L OJ D C) L\, joaeary t 7. Jo . Pysf~STERDAY were received Paris papers ch to the 6thI Halijbitrgh papcers5 to the 1th, of and DutCh jotrnals to the 11th inrflant, whlch, thtr interefting iliformatioti, contains tfhe col Vety itpartaiit illtellhgeice that PEACE HlAS 5EN slGNED BETWEEN FRANCE AND Aus- RIA- 'This important event took place at w p^ ...