... 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 ...

... LoutDoll, A~bJFtLatp 20. FROM THE GAZETTE. His Majesty'sgrant of the following digniz ties is ar.nounced in the Gazette: The King has been plkased to grant the di- niffes of Baron and ViscouuDnt of the United Kingdom, ?? Anson, Esq. and his heirs male lawfully begotttn, by the title of Baron Soberton, and Viscount Anson. The King has been pleascd to grant the (dig- ni.v of a Baron of the ...

... lufbtgtrg_, _V(uItc p22. 0 Lords Rglintoun asd Lauderdale have been created British Peers. S The vacancy in the Scotch representation in t: the house of lords, occasioned by the additional ii title conferred on the Earl of Eglint osn, will be r, filled, in all probability, by the Earl of Buchan. The Earl of Lauderdale, it is reported, is to d be appointed Keeper of the Great Seal of Scot- o ...

... P o s r s c R r p T. ILa tban, blebruaip 8. The Gazette (if this evening cur:tains the : . pointment of His ?? Cabinct Minister., to the respeitive OTices, as mentioned in ?? ,. col. 3. Mr Erskine received the Great Seal rF England, by the title of Lord Erskine of Rcstoi mel in Cornwall. They were swore into th:eir several offices on Fridav. The Board of Admiralty will consist of Ar Grey, Sir ...

... fole(ga 311telliffelice. The French troops have evacuated the Austri- an states. The last column left Vienna on the I 12th, but they are not returning to France. A large army is still to remain on the right bank of t the Rhine, with a view of controuling Prussia, should she evince any disposition hostile to these l arrangements, which Bonaparte has in contem- plation. Behween twenty and thirty ...

... P o s r S C R I P T. Louibi, Jitbruttytp 22. It is said, that Sir David Dundas is to be f Commander in Chief in Scotland. Lord Mvira is to have tle command from tile Thaffes to thc flumber. Itis rumoured th;:t a Dislulutionz ef P;, mric is in contemplation as soon as the public budi- ness can be got through.- Ministers, it i sa;, hope to be able to put an elnd to the Sessi0n about the end of ...

... Me'rbeen. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. To ?? FREEHOLDER5 of th0 COUNTr ...

... on-aritamnitarp S!ntelligence, HOUSE OF LORDS. t2sesday, Yanuary 28. Lord ALIgrave presented copies of the Trea- ties entered into with Sweden and Russia, toge- ther with the accession of Austria thereto. The papers, as stated in our last, are so very long, that we can offer nothing but the follow. ing outline of their contents. They are as fol- lowvs:- No. x. Treaty between his Majesty and ...

... ]LOIibol, ?? 6. NEW MINISTRY. t l His Majesty has been graciously pleased to ?? the plan of the New Ministry, submit- tl ited to his Royal consideration by Lord Gren- b ville.S Wednesday, soon after twelve o'clock, the a Earl of Westmoreland, Lord Privy Seal; the o Earl of Camden, Secretary of State for the CoIQ. k nial Department; Viscount Castlereagh, Presi. 11 dent of the Board of Controul; ...

... £onb#lii, ?? 13. LONDON GAZETTE. n At tie Court at tie .tpeen. Palace the sth sf Febt'a. aly s8c6. _ ~~~PP ESE9T, The KYICY's J'Io~t lirriitnt mqjesty in Cosnril. F is Majesty hav ng been pleastrd to deliver the a I Custody of the Privy Seal to Henry Viscoant d Sidmouth, the oath of Keep r of the Privy Seal t was this day administered to him, and his Lord- t a shiptook his place at the Board ...

... A uerbeenm WEDNESDA~Y, FEBRUARY x9. Married here on Sunday sc'ennight. Mr Jon I GLASLIAN, merchant in Leith, to Miss \IAtYI _, _ _ ?? . C _ ?? nU CR ULCK5HANK, daughter of Mr James Cruick- shank, Inte wine merchant in Aberdeen. Dicd here, upon the aith current, Mrs JANET SsaaoN, widow of the deceased George Wil- son, Esq. ofGlasgowego. Miss AG'sES BIssET, second daugbiter of the dtceasedI ...

... - - ?? ?? ?? - . ?? 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 ...