... FROM THE LONDON GAZB'TB. WH1T~kALL-FEL. 25. . The King has been pleased to grant the dignity tofa Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to tlie followibg Gentlemen, and to the respective heirs tiane of their bodies, lawfully begotten. Charles Haflings, of Welleflei-ball, in the county of Leicefter, Efq. Lieut.-General of his Majefty's forces, Dyfche Shelley, of Cattle ...

... rJWM THrkt FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS WFLlm, Feb-. 1.-The order of the day, ifued yefterday, does not only renew the in. 1inrions to the troops to hold themfelves in rea. dinefs to march, but the regiment of gens d'arms lave alfo received orders to get their extra con- V~enmeft of men, and to haften the delivery of their recruits. His Majelly's field equipage is, again getting in readinefs. Count ...

... L 0 N V 0 N RA6 We received yefierday morning the ?? papers to the z6th ult. They contain Inteligl of importance. It appears that the late Stce of Congrefs have related partly to ?? from France, complaining of the trade Carried between the United States and St Domin, Some ftrong refolutions have alfo been prrn by Mr Randolph againd this country, but are j to have been reje&cd in a Committee. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIArENT. 4iOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 25. t Lord EGLINTON was introduced, and. took t his .f.t s a Britijf Peer, under the title of Lord k Ardroffan. ti The Codntefs of Werdeniberg took the oaths f of allegiance and abjuration 'at-the bar: immedi. tl ately after whieh proceedings, a bill before the tl H.ou efor liedrziaturalizatiob Vas read a fecond P time.-Adjouzrned. ' c HOUSE -OF ...

... (Eal do ) , , EDINBURGH-MI4ARCH 1. New York papers have been received to the 26th January.-It appears from them, that a strong law has been proposed in Congress, against the impressing of American sailors by foreigners. It is evidently levelled at this country, and, if it shall be passed, ought to he met by another law on our part, imposing a punishment equally severe on an} foreign Captain ...

... C()V ?? HALL, - ?l - ?? ?-Ls e - a Comino Hall was, held iz-to con- - t(er opriety of expreffing the fatisfaffiont ier ?? Livery of London, in confequence of pit by hae made by his Majefly, in the r gbe 1 f his Mioiders.-1The Lord Mayor ac- choicc 0 of his having received a re- O~dthe Livery, qijin for a Comrnon Hall, and that he thought t duit tO tomply with that part thereof only T it his ...

... HlOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 27. The Elve million loan bill was read a third time, and paffed. The order of the day being read -for the at- tendance of the Judges to deliver their. anfwer to the queftions relative to certain points of law con. ne&ed with the difcuffion of Trotter's ~indendity bill' . The Chief Jullice of the Common Pleas flated, that from the generality of the two firil quetlions, ...

... IVAR-OfICE-Z,'b- 74- S' v86, ad Regiment of Dragoon Guar ?? 'Ailliant Rogers to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pringle, pro- moted in the 66th foot. . ,th Ditto-Hospital-Mate JoKhn T' Fadgen to be As- siititant-Surgeorl, vice Clarke, promoted in the --th foot. l [5th Rcgimenit of Light Dragoonsi-Major James c Zjacdonnell, froni, the 17th light dragoosis, to be, Ma- jor, vice Cotton, who ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Feb. 28. The Venus, Ro'hen, from St Bartholomew's, is de- tained by the Surinam floop of war, and fent into Ply- mouth. The Andreas Margaretti, _, from Rotterdam to Rochefort, is detained by the Martial gun-brig, and dent into Plymouth. The Camilla, Crofier; and the Palladium, Mitchin- ton, from Sunderland to London, have put into the I lumber leaky. The Providence, Crapley ...

... C, I alAcIrman, YM,, xprs-nzv. E$;DINBURGH-MARC1I 3. c CAPTURE OF 'THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. ?? It is with much pleasure we announce to our readers the reduction of the Cape of Good Hope, t by the forces under the command of Lieutenant- General Sir DAVID BAIRD, and Commodore Sir HOME POPHAM. The dispatches brnughtbv Cap- ] tain DOWNMAN, of the Diadem, and Lieutenant- Colonel BAIRD, arrived at the ...

... L ON D 0 N-FE3RUARY 28. ing Wednefday, being the day appointed for a Ge- cc. neral Faft, the fame -was obferved with much the decorum in every part of the metropolis. The ec- places of public amufement, the fnops, &c. were 'he all (hut, as ufual. The Volunteers in general t rge repaired to their pariflh churches, and the places iqe of public worlhip were for the greater part very an- ...

... PRINCE DOLGORUCK1. The following letter'from Prince Dolgorucki E las been circulated on the Continept. It affords a full and authentic explanation of the rufes de J3 guerre which were praaifed on both fides at Hol- c Jabruunn. It now appears that even there the fraud originated with the French, and that it was pi not, as we were led to believe, an attempt on the part of the confederates to ...