... - - ?? ?? ?? - . ?? HOUSIE OF LOIRDS. TII sday, 7dwrtnar z23. After some uilmllportant ?? the louse protirirded to St James's with their Address. ridq s, '7anIary 24- The 1-lousei this da;y stood summoned for a motion by L1ordl Ilawkesbury of thanks to the Heroes of Trafdlgar, but it xtas postponed. Lord Cowher's motion for Monday was also postponedfine die. A 'rl day 3ansuosy 27. Ilis ...

... IPiitampntarp gnteligenct.. HOUSE OF LORDS. .Tzursday, February 13. Mr Trotter's indemnity bill was ordered to be read a sacond time on Monday, when the Judges werc ordered to attend. Friday, Febrvary I4. No public business. Tzuesday, Febrixary z8. Lady Viscountess Nelson and Sir R.Strachan's iannuity bills were passed. Adjourned to Mon day. . _ _ _ . _ . ?? I:OtJSE OF COMMONS. Tbartday, ...

... JFo2eiu 3ntctlffnce. r Paris papers of the 3d contain Bonaparte's s Address to his aimy, the day on which he sign- e ed the treaty of Presburgh, In it, he at leggth n avowvs those designs upon Italy, which every man of common discernment has long expe~red. INothing, he says, less than the possession of -. the whole of Italy will now satisfy him. Hle has d sworn the, annihilation of the ...

... Carlo' urffl), Srebruarlp I ?.5. The Juldges ofthe Court ?? have been pleased to appuint Thouaa Gnith:ie Wright, £sq. writer to the signet, to bz auditor of ac- counts to the Court. The Funeral Concert, in commemoration of r.O' i n'-_omn Mr Pitt. and M1arquii Cornival- ls, at Corri's Rooms, liac night, went off with great effli, Thte Roonms wcre full of elegant company. xvho inarkiul thieir ...

... Cbirtbur-yf), 'brumv I . 0o - , 5- I l His Excelleucy the Earl of Moira set off on c, Friday morning at two o'clock for London. , A new writ is issued for a repsesentastiye for the County of Dambarton, in the room of Sir d James Colqohoun of Loss. Bart. who has ac- ;f cepted the Chiliern lHunldreds. 'e A considerable sum was some time since sub- I It scribed by the inhabitants of Glasgow for ...

... Extruat of a letter firom a Getieman in an off ir ' it uation in Calcutta, to hii brother in Edinblui -61 dated 26tb Odtober i ?? 11 - A. _ _- _ _ . ; - The present goes home if the Medusa fri gate, which brought out Marquis Cornw;s.i i and which diow conveys to England the accounts of his death. This melancholy event was not occasioned by any particular disease. He waS far from well when he ...

... uffiburgbj feturp S8. We Understand that Charles HIay, rsq. a_- vocate, will be the Lord of Session, in the romn ofthe late Lord Methven; and that Walter Scott. Esq. advocate, is to be appointed a Clerk of Session, in the room of Geo-ge Holre, who re- sigls. His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch his been pleased to present the Rev. Lcslie Moodie, in;is. ter of Kelso, to the Church and parish ot ...

... FEBRUARY 1X. I Married on Wednesday se'ennight, at Stoke- l1oly Cross. Norfolk, HUNTING JOLLYE, Esq. Lieutenant in the East Suffolk Militia, to Miss IARIET CLARK, youngest daughter of the late Caotain Claik of Stepney, London. Married here on the 9th inst. ALEXANDER FnDDFs,Esq. Land Sui veyor ofthe Customs, to .Miss JEAN BYRES, onIV daughter of Captain Alexander Byres, shinpmaster in Aberdeen. ...

... -falci, ga silltelfiffellre. - -: - at A copy of the Treaty of Peace signed at Presburgh, is contained in the Parispapers of Ftthe rs5th. It states in substance- IC , art. x. There shall be perpetual peace be- at e tween the twu Powers. h; Art. . France shall continue to possess in full E e property and sorercignty, the Dcctchies, Princi- q palities, &c. beyond the Alps, which *were, an- at ...

... Jsolcifn 3ntdefligte. _am~m ?? have received, by a vemsel arrived at the Humber, the Hambargb Correspondenefez of the 4th 5th, 7th, and 5th. Prusfia has not declared her. selfabsolute owner ofiHanover. His Prussian Majesty, in a proclamation issued on the occasi- son, positively states, that his principal motive for occupying it is to avert from the North of Germany the calansities of w5V5: ...

... FROM TiHE GAZETTE. TO THE ENG'S hMOST EXCELLENT MAJESrST, .6c ?? a~nd Ciogi/ratrtjw~io af the Chano- cdre, Relisov, P-inCIpal, tied Pruferorm of ilfe- i-;e.d C.Mqe and Univzirsityof Aiw, dcea. Zsilsst GeC rziszl,rt SJerce jn, 1VE, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Suiiiets, the Chancellor, Rejor, Principal, anj I PriOfesSors of the Marischal Ctl:ege alid Uriver- sity of Aberdeen, beg leave ...

... P o s 'r s3c R I P T. - £~OU n, g1aflltarn}p3 ?? TheLondon Mail of Sat.rday was not ar: ve. when our Paper *vent to Prefs. t We cannot lay beforc our readers any certain if accounts respecting the new Mlinisterial arrange- I ments. It had been undersrood that on Thurs- day his Majesty was to conie down to give au.. n dience to Loed Grenville on this subjeed. Early :1 on Tlhursday. however, ...