... L 0 N D 0,N, ?? 4. I . r I r jn the 'lousk of COMMONS, Oil Saturday, Mr. W allace called the attention of the HaIufe to the charge which M-. Paul intended to bring agalnft Marquis Wel-flyev ; and irk order to repel that charge, he fhould mofe for certain papers. Hie then moved for. fuch extracs of letters from the Governor-General as re- lated to the Nabob, of Futtyghur, and to the Nabob of ...

... !??aturuaps 1poft. 13P Crprcfo. I L O N D O N, February 7. N 0 further accounts have been received re- N fpecling the Squadron of which Sir R. Strachan was, according to the report of the Captain of the Naiad, left in chace on Saturday laft. It is believed at the Admiralty that the fuppofed enemy was a part of Admiral Corn. wallis's Fleet, which was off Ublhant on the 3111. Yeflerday a Cabinet ...

... a--M? ?? Y-.- all'o. ?? so 1 ??Unav- - looft! ? I I F30USE OF COMMI)NS, ?? , peA. 3. MARQUI-s C6rXWALl. ;5.; ~ ORD ClkreaZ faid' the cafe he had now to pre. L fent to the confideratson of the Hiouie was not a eafe of. a co on rtnature. The late Marquis Corn. wallis was a man whofe talents werts, perhaps, not of a nature fafficiently fplendid to difting0uifh -him. by eloquence in the Senate; ...

... L O X D N. -eb av4- -- . I . ?? . _-a .y 4 The Hambrtsah mail, due on Stindav, arrived laft night.-A Convenifoll has becrn conchuded between his Excellency the Prul7ian Lieutenatit- General, Count Kalckreusth, .at-Eaderbarn, and Gel. Bl.rbou, at Hamelnt;: according to which, the Prutlflau troops in the territorybf Paderborn will forin a cordon of neutrality I no rein force- niclt of Fueicji ...

... o-1OUsE OF COMMONS, . Tdy ,re. 4. ?? 71flr..Anefon,. T 'c omffoi'acZ' fshis Wjelg j ' pe- -fenced the firfit report of lthe Conrnifloriers sppoiotted to enquire into thie civi'lcoelccns eof 'the Na~vy. On the~ motion obf .AX3 W.Kgeen *ahis report was ordered Ito be printed. - A/r. ZDiofenfon alfo prefented feveral eflima'tei of the Finns wanted for the rranfport Lervice al for 'fickc and ...

... Mr. ER9lceNE, Lord Chancellor. Lord GRENVILLE, Firft Lord of the Treafur5. of Lord HENRY PeTry, Clhancellor of the. Exchequer. at 1 Mr. Fox,.Secretary of State for the For. Department. ri- Earl SP:NCEa, Oitto for the Home Department. ir Mr. WINDIIAM, Secretary of State for the Colonial and War Department.. Mr. GREY, Firit Lord of the Admiralty. nd Earl MOIRA, Mafler-General of the Ordnance,, ...

... faunDav- atla ucaczap0 Pof.I HOU5E' O'F LORDS, Mlloniay, Feb. IO. nt ORD Trfiine (the Lord Chancellor) preceded hY the in ?? Marlhal (the Duke of Norfolk) aiod Garter King at Arms, was introduced, upon his being created a Baron of the United Kingdom, by the Earl Of Moira and Ld Holland, and took the ufual oaths and his feat. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Moda'y, Feb; lo. K Mr. Corry brought up the report ...

... I HIO SE OF CONTMONS., ?? iI M -yfr, Ailexander brou~t up the Reports of Lady,; Nelfon's 'a land Sirl R. Srrhaus: Annwty Bills The C Reports Were agkeed to, and the Bills were ordered n to be read a thirdttnne 'each' ?? alfo brought up. the Report o )rd.~9liigwo o's An - nuity Bill. The amendments made in ?? were read a firil time On the' que.iun being put for their being; read a fecond time, ...

... L.O N D 0 IV, Yanuay! XI. Saturday arrived Gibraltar papers to the ?? of December, which contain an account of tile capture of a convoy by a divifion of the Breft fleet. The convoy had- on board the Queen's( i3th, and 54th regiments, and were all taken, except the Sirius and tiotitanfports. A tranf- port, on board of' which was Captain Searle, of the x3th, parted in the night from tile French ...

... --L-0 N D 0 N, February 13. Some'lletters from tHolland, of a late date' mentiontthat the fquadron which lately failed ?? Jerome Buonaparte, is deflined to the Eaft Indies. .The Proclamation ifflued by the Archduke Charles tohisarmy on the 2d inlt. at Holitdch, is flated to have given great offence at Vienna, be- ingconfidered as a direca impeachment of the condual: of his brother, the Emperor ...

... tloviir-i :Pont- F.ROM1 THE LONDON GAZETTE. Wnl=TE1AtLL, FEBRVARY,1rt. - HE- King- has been pleafed to colftitute and ap- 11 point the Right Hoan, William Wyndham Baron Grenville; th6 Right Hon. Henry Petty (commonly called Lord Henry Petty) ; John Charles Spencer, Efq. (commonly called Vifcount Althorp); the Right Hon. William Wickham; 'and John Courtenay, Efq. to be Commiffioners for ...

... - loag P 1ol continuect Srorm tie L O ND O N GA ZETTE, Yek B h AT1 -the Coi rratthe Qeen's Palace, the Sth i ~i'of February ~x8o6-Prefent, the King's Mott Excellent Majelly il Cou1n:il. His Majefty. having been pleafed to deliver the cttftody of the Privy. Seal to Henry Vitcount Sid- c mouth, the oath of Keeper of the Privy Seal was this c day adniniftered to him, and his Lordlhip took his ...