... 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 ...

... ?? T I 1V. . T 1R ~ ?? E-C ~qI O I1V II Ai an cairly lhour yesterday mnorning t}he 14ustit s in I Covent Garden, and all' the avenues tsr it, werje crow4ded ith the If dependent Elecaors cf Westminster, who weee,, as u'sual, ?? anxious to testify theii appro- btion of the fd)-mer condudk of lMr. Fox, and to de- nionstrate their confidesce in hia future ekertions. The acclamations of applause ...

... - PRIM TITE LONDoN GA*zEtTT WVwa4arr, =Fic~rea-Lzfi v~o6. ?? Xiao has been l!eal- eti to ..ppoiiit 'tIse Right W~n.Villiamr V. yndhain Baia Grenvfle'; the ight -Hon. Henry Petty, (commonly called Lord .HeuryvRecty) ?? John Charles Spencer, .Esq. (coran oanly 'called Viscount Althorp); the Righlt Hon. W illiam Wickhaim,-2ad John Courtenay, Esq. to be commissioners hor cxecutinst4he offi.c of ...

... N LONrDON, ZRRIURr.17. The Earl of Harrington is appointed commander in cbtefin Scotland, in the room of Lord Moira. Saturdays the Patriotic Fund amounted to X47,3ooL of which ioOcicol. were collec~ted at places of divine worship. Thursday, being the dlay apipointed for the eleaion of a Member for lWestminster, the hastings at St Paul's, Covnnt- Garden, were much 4ropwded. Aftei the usual ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY 3. ?? . the Duke of 'itOoucefer was on Saturday . introduced to the Pi oucil ad fwora Member ther*of C a w 'a Sir Arthur Wellefley, K. B.- has been apt., } peinted Colonel of the 33d' foot,- fin the room of Marquis Cornwallis': Ii is faid VTurd Lake is ?? to fucceed ?? of the'Tower.I Lord Fitzwilliam. and Mr Coke,' of Norfolk,. eare, we underiand to be advanced to the ...

... IMPEItIAL VALiAMtNT. ign Va Lr HOUSE OF LOREIS-Jan. 27. a-o Lord MViLGRAVE brought up the fupplemen- ille tary treaties and relative papers, which were or. edred to lie on the table. His Lordfhip remark- 7ed ed, that all the papers relative to the bufinefs t tria were not produced; more, howeverj were pro- tri duced than ih the circumflances of the cafe it would have been juged prudent to make ...

... JI..oiLA ail. 0 .SATUJWDAY, FEBRU*APY 15.. A Court of Common Council was held yelterday at the iuildhall, at which the Right IHon. the 'LOvd laybr prefidedl. Elevern AldetrMen, and near two hundred Comirnoneta atteidech MiVr. $1ade moved, - * -$That : tiful sard ioyil Addref be prefengied ta, fili ;Majcty, to congratulateti'm onthe~appointmeit of the new Adininijoration, acd on the ?? which ...

... - - ?? I-IOUS4 OFL0R-DS FEar 24.- 'In theApp~eal, Prhe Clountess t~owager oi'.Lintcoln against - lhe Dulte of Newcastle, the Solicitor-Ceneral was. hear in reply; after whish ju~dgmenii ardeferred 6sllto-'-noiro ?? :Liaord HAWitE took thg oths idhis seat, an sucreeding. tob' thl title by thedeath of- his fatlei , 't EhARt OF Si V-O CET L-Ol~stNv1LLf ,preseoed 'a Mets-ig- front hist ?? ...

... - . ; . OF COMM S; -, - i; I 7e.29..a 'Re~soved that oo Uio!x for p ?? be receivi4 atar the 7th ?? rb; t-o 4 coamittee CK ways d nseuav, the: in and- malt taxes, th~e pension and paaet, sy, and the dkuess na Su~ar, teb;coa anus werei voted tot onsc yeas. . .t M4.P ,ftei a shovf-prefice, its whicill he iateS4 WAek the debt Of Indl Iad ?? trOr; :4 to 3 isiliens, al- thorig abe foratesura: hlha& ...

... 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 ...

... 111I1 -old ?? , Q PowtS i' . ?? - 1 . ?? 1'ONDON, T1'lb:AV, FEB. ,4 r 1ave thce pl~aotluet (tonn nn tce thte-frfe; f |rrlv;d at St I-Jelen.s, (>n Wrednefday,.ot f ; puke of Mk)Iatrbfe & Lord liawkefl)ury, \L ld'ras. under convowa ,of his Majjeftv'o i mootio . Thefe lhips did not touch at |t 11,1,, I s they fell in with an American,I t Latlnitel them that AdImiral Li nois, in c vwith ione ...

... iban!;o, Yauiare 30. LONDON GAZETTE. The 'ging has been pleased to grant unto the Rii lt I.onourable Edward Lord Ellenborough, Cel at ustice of the Court of King's Bench, the or-cc of Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer. 'rihe King has been pleased to grant to the '14iht ounonrable Robert Banks, Lord Hawkcs- burv, the office of Constable of his Majesty's Cistle of Dover; and also the office ...