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... L 0 N D 0 AN January 2S. ? I I . . Satturday's Gazette contains three Ordsers of c Council :-one, for contitning tle ufuial bount- | ties ior thle fea fervice, till the I it of Dec. i So6; another, for renewting the prohibition of ex port- ing naval flores for 0the period of fix niontLis, ti from the isth inftant ; and :i third, 'for remitting the performance of quarantine, in confequence of I ...
... L ON D ON , Yanuary 30. The Treaties between this country and Swe. den and Ruflia, wvith the acceflion of the Em- peror of Germany and Anffria to the Treaty, of St. Peterfburgh, were on Tuesday laid before both 1-loofes of Parlia nent. It appears clearly, from the fpeech made by Lord Ca,'iereagh, on prefenting the papers in the H-oufe of Commons, that the whole failure of the campaign is to be ...
... lieaty of Peace betzeen diistria and France. (OFFICIAL COPY.) ARTICLE I. There fhall be from the date of this day peace and friendihip between his Majefty the Emperor of Germany and Auftria, and his Majefty the EmFeror of the French, King of Italy, their heirs and fucceffors, their Rates and fubjedls respecfively, for ever. ART. 11. France fball continue to poffefs in property I and ...
... L 0 N D O , -F 7nzutiary 28. h - . - A I - - - - - -c_ _ . . 1 I . His Majef'y has conferred 'the office of Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports upon the Righi Honourlable Lord Hawkgfbltry. The letters froml Berlin mention, that the Emperor Alexander was again expedled t here. Baron Hardeuberg, who haad requefted leave to retire, Continues in otlice conjointly with NI. Halugwitz. The French party ...
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... d lootlacntintiva. . rm the Lovnoun GAmz-E, J7an. z5. EANSOKROPT.S TO SURRiirNDER-Frands SIIreev, Of Windfor, Barks, Grocer, Feb. 1, 8, and March 8 at Guildhall, Lfondon.-Rdward Hargroave, late of Whiit- cornbe Street, Middlefex, but now of Lower Tootino, Sorry, Dealer, Jan: 28, Feb. 8, and March 8, at Guild- hall, London.- jas. Nevill, of Manchefrer, and 'Lacy X.Nlvid, of Witton, Lancalhire, ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS, Wednefday, 7an. 29. _, . ?? . .. 11 The Lord Chancellor tooklhis feat on the woolfack about half paft three; but there being no public bu- finefs before the Houfe, their Lordfhips Loon after ad- journed to Friday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wedne/day, Yan. 29. It was ordered that no Private Petitions be received after the 7th of March. The Speaker fuggefted that it might, upon ...
... saundae aln >uc W'av's PoIL uJotlS 0Oi COMM\O4S, Mfonday, Jon. 27. M~ARQYOS OF *YEcLEzeae. ?PeaI rosved, that the papers which were i preteslted oo Saturday fhuuld be printed for the tife of the MAembers. Ile theni dated, that in the ,ciares5 he ihould have to brinrg agairti the Marquis of vl l,, fl-v, he was adluated bymno ouher motive but a fenfe of public dutz; he, therefore, to fare ...
... Maiftenar (t purompgo poll. .rom the L N OVD 0N GAZE Z FTTE, 7aa. z8. \VII1TEI1ALL, JANUARY 27. T'HE King l is been pleafed to grant unto the Right A Hon. Edward Lord Ellenborough, Chief Juitice of the Court of King's Bench, the Office of Chancellor of his Majelty's Exchequer. Whitehall, Yan: 28. The King has been pleafed to grant to the Right Hon. Robert Banks Lord Hawkef- bury, the Office of ...
... 1)e sate CifAT~crE LzrzR of t Excel i.v nA.. , - . I ,- A .- - 1 . n .. . _ t- Mr. Pitt was born May ig, I759, at a time when h his facthr's' glory was at its zenith; and when, in con- fequence of the vrifdom of his councils, arld the vigour q anid promptitude of his decifions, Britifi. valour reigned fi triullphant in every part of the globe. e Mr. Pitt was, after the ufual courie of ftudy in ...
... G6RtI a a ?? 9 00. F FRO-L TIlE L0NDONV GAZEPTri. : Wi1TEALL FBRitUARy 4, i8o6. Pi'ptIT-IE King has been ?? to grant the dignity of I a Baronet of ?? Kiogdomn of Great Britain atd Ireland to Gonville Bromhead, Efq. Bri- ?? of his Majefty's Forces, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. BANKPUPTS TO SURRENDER.-R07utld SOut, of So4th Shields. Durham, Butcher, Feb. 13, 14, and -Mwarch ...
... - - -_~Llor~u--rA X 0. Tilefday laft the Rev. Jarnes Hooke, B. L L. of St. Mary Hall, was admitted Dodlor of Laws. Thurfday, Meflfis John Buckiand, of Trinitv College; Charles Dunne and Bennet Hofkvns, of Balliol College, were admitted B. A. On Saturday, the z5th ultimo, was married, Mr. W. B. Sheen, Solicitor, Wallingford, Berks, to Mifs Lovegrove, daughter of R. Lovegrove, Efq. of the fame ...