... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... TREATIIES, &c. xRESE-;TED, BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMMAN'D, TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, FEB. 3 AND 4, (Concluded from Saturday's paper.) No. 111. Preliminary and Secret Convention between his Maje- fty and the King of Sweden, figned at Stockcholm, Dec. S. 1804. His Majefly the King of the united kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majefty the King of Sweden, being animated with a mu- ...

... H3USE OF LORDS. ?? ti vc J ri v;O. MooNDAy, FErUsr ART 3.] it was ordered, that no rc- ports upon Plivate Bilht ftiould he rrceivedaftertlie ailh of April next. Adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Anewwrit svasordered for the Eleoaon of a Burgefa fi;r the Borough of Weirdove;, in the room of the Right Hon. Charles Long, who had accepted the office of Chief Se- cretary in Ireland. Lord ...

... For ?? hI'sWiCH JOU'RViAL. To Britw i'ia. Ad vent'rous Bark ! *vith shivered sails, Still hcar against the advcrse gales? Thy steady * Pilot too gso r-ore, Still quit the safety (if thc shore Yes-so imperious France decrees- Still lnust thou brave tihe stormny seas And skulking Fear untaughit'to kuiowv. Still bravely meet the invading foe. What earthly or celCSti. al powcr To aid thee ssall ...

... 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 ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY 7. Wednefday, roon after twelve o'clock, Lords Camden, Welimoreland, MuIgrave, Hawkes- bury, and Caftlereagh, waited upon his Majefly at Buckingham Houre, and refigned their refpec. tive offices. Lord Ellenborough had alfo an au- dience of his Majefly, and refigned the office of Chancellor of the Exchequeri which hle held fince the death of Mr Pitt. About two o'clock Lords ...

... WNAR.OFFICE-Jan. S. 52d Foot-Lord James Hay to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macnamara, who resigns. s5th Ditto-Assistant-Surgeon Richard Jebb Browne to be Surgeon. 6oth Ditto. To ,be Lieutenants, without ?? Ri- schard Campbell, vice Kellerman, piemoted in the 96th foot; F. Dunc~ker, vice Berger, promoted in the 96rth ,foot; Ernest C. Kesting, vice Schulties, promoted in ?? African corps; ...

... RUSSIAN` NOTE.' ti 0 ti I RitatiOn o rtc aittin inifrsjirejefiitlioltzs w'lici htave teen circulie ted vit a nli.VItat'ld g. d Having rernarked, in liffehrelt j0otnials, various njjrepretfentations rcfte61iiig die mitiion with which Irince Dolgorucki was charged, on tihc part of his fo- vereign, to Bouiap:trt -iitifrel rei'ntations which have been frift¢ioned by the thirtieth bulletin of the ...

... The public have never been informed of a pro- je& formed by Bonaparte to feize Malta; by fut- prife, the infant our forces lhould have evacuated the iffnd, and delivered it up to the 3000 Nea- politans that were fent to occupy the fortifications provifionally. The firft news received at Malia, of prelimi- naries of peace having been figned, was brought by a cartel from Marfeilles, which was ...

... qATtrlflY,' itBRU AlY 8;. Onil ;ii- rvt nin ?? rlI rof ianntIry, dial: . after : 1e.v J 'vs illnnesf Nirs. lam', Mutrqn of the Coantv Hortl, in Parehment.flreet. Farlv on MNlduv morning died, in 'an advanced ?? and isneerely regretted by an extenfive cirele ot squairtntncc, at his houe in this city, T. G. t wll Ier, Ffiq. Iiinriket. ( .n .S-(r v morning laf't vvas miarTied, Mr. Sabbin, C(abrs ...

... iR MORNIN - 4VO G11WAjCLZ ?? Ama''I nN LO ND0 ?? W.. . .i{Z DArE4~f. r.SEj3RUA.12r -s, z~c6. Althou hthe dew Midstrzy'have hardly taken pos. sessiono fo their Vs3 the papers ikiat:supported the late, . Adminstrtion have- announcedL that one of tlhe first; ? measures, to be6 Prposed, is the ?? ~itjonal kami- . 7jitryfore of ?? ;''while aootlir s ,that rnian capable of beatin >- arms is to 6be ...