... MITneltlar (t t f I ? LLtt?jjav 0 POO. -- - ?? ?? -- ?? - F- ER O Mf THE oN oN GAZ ETTlE. 'VHilTEHA'LL, FEBRUARY 25. '' ?? has been pleafed to grant the dig- Tftn a Birotiel of the United Kingdomn of Grea Britain and Ireland to the followingt Genrleiens, and the refpeftive heirs male of their bodies lawftllv beaotten. Charles Hainpgs, of Willefley Hall, in the county of Leiceiler, Esq. ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, Februajy 27. This morning arrived the New 'York papers to o the 26th ?? appears that the late fecret h Sittings of Congrefs have related partly to dif- patches fronm France, complaining of the trade fi carried on between the United States and St. v, Domingo. Some fhrong refolutions have alfo ei been propofed by Mr. Randolph againft this ti country, but are fitid to have been ...

... e Sunvap ant zueoav's Poa. I 'tROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL. AMSTERDAMi, rms. it. HE RE is a runmour here, that a Flag of Trlce has been fent from England to France, to demand paifiports from the French Governmenlt fo' Negociators for a general Peace, Even from Paris we have had letters exprelling, that fince 7he death of Mr. Pitt new hopes have been indulged upon that ground. Conflrntinople, Jan. 9. ...

... jap o _t 'ontiftiue7. 0~tBp@ C0a£3tie. ?? m From the LONIfON GAZETTE, Feb. 25. At the Court at St. fames' I,. FeI. r9,' 1 806. Prefent, the King's Moft Excellent Majefty in Council. HiS Majefty, in Councii, .sw this -day pleafed to- H declare William Wentworth Earl ...

... L O N L)D N, February 2z. - American papers to the z9th tilt. have been Teceived. A Bofion paper ftates, that all dif- ferences had been accommodated with. Spain; but the later papers hai e no confirmation of that fiatrmenlt. XIhe French Governmient appears to infift on the Americans giving up all con- mercial intercourfe with St. Donoingo. The indications of what is about to take place; in ...

... Ae Preparation which, from its Purity and A falutary Effedis, has not only long obtained the ftrongeft Recommendations of the moft eminent of the S Faculty here, but flands in the higheft Eftimation abroz.a( and their prefent MAJMSTIES have per- e fonally granted to the Proprietor their moft gracious t Permiffion to ufe their Royal Sandlion and Approbation 't from Experience, as has alfo his ...

... ?, ??o fat. ?-z 2 ?ex i r c co - I I a-t ?--n ?? L 0 ND 0 N, February 23. ESTERDAY arrived Dutch papers to the 23d inlianlt, froms which are extradted hefoUjo~%xiI artiCleS:- IC Ir.Feb[7 We are afflured that the ?? Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and laden, will very foon form matrimonial con- ad0lS' I 'Meafures have been adopted here to ,ardz againif the con~tagious diftemper which rrvails ji feveral ...

... HOUTSE OF COMMONS, ;wifdzys Feb. 25. * r. Francis rove to bring forward a motion, which p though it was fhort in its nature, was neverthelefs of fi grreat importance. It befides was rather clurious in the b ?? and therefore might probably- poffefs fome r attradtion. He could -tell the Houfe that India was c growicfg every da' more formidable to 'this country inl a financial point of view. ...

... . OXFORID, MA cu x. I-a -.9 .. A . I On Tuefday laf the Rev. John Collinfon, off Q Q1een's College, and John Tl:onspfon, of Brafe- nole College, B. A. were admitted Malters of Arts. Meffrs. Win. Michell, of Exeter Col- lege; Charles Spencer; of OQueen's College; Brooke Boothby, Robert Philhimore, Walter Levett, ?? John Lygon, Mr. Henry Smedley, Honourable George Eden, Melfrs. Geo. Murray, ...

... L ON D O N, Fibrua z25. Goverment, it is faid, have received advice -4that the French Emperor has ifflied an infiril- ment, under his fign manu1al, dated from his Palace at St. Cloud, by which he has fornially dcp'?fed the King of Naples, in nearly the fol- Iovinmr terms:- Ve, Napoleon, by the graice of God, Emperor of the Fretich, and King of Italy, &c. for divers weighty, and ftfficierut ...

... MUSE OF LORDS, Monday, , c&,(24. net mu . . -Y Tr4e ZEsl sf yszolafed the Nosle Lord oppofite to inn (Lord Grenville), whether it. was; true, as gene- I rally Rated, that ?? and L.earined Loed, in) a high I f judicial fituation, (Lord tllenborough) wasa Member. of the Cabinet Council. ' Lord Grenvele obferved, that the N6ltle iadc Learned1 Lord was, in virtue of his high offite, a 'Memlier of ...

... FROM1 T7HE LONDON GAZETTE. DOWNING STREET, MARCHl E. TrE king has been pleafed to appoint Frantcis Gore, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Upper Canada.-The King has alfo been pleafed to appoint John Hodgfon, Efi. Brigadie -General of his Majefy's forces, to be Governor of the Bermuda, or Somers, Blands. Whikeball, Marcb I. The King has been pleafed to grant to James Martin ...