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... HOUSE OF LORDS-March 28. --In the appeal, Johnltone v. -Scott, Mr Grant was heard for the respondent. The further hear- ing pofiponed to Monday. Lord GRENVILLE brought down a menfage from his Majefly, fating his intention of fettling a penfion of iocol. a-year for life on Vice-Ad- miral Sir Joln T. iDuckworth, K. B .for his rer- vices. Ordered to be taken into confaderation on Monday. HOUSE OF ...
... I g ag,; . LEC AND UTCJ7 PAPE.S I I~~- - . V ~ I A .g] larch 23.- BY the f{ of April 1the French roops will be put upon the peace 1 ' r,,te three eying camps at Alexandria, Ren- j,,d poiiers, are broken up, and the nation. a e'ds that were put in requisition have been ; hore ahefe two months pafi. T the corps de referve under the Marfhals n and LefOvre, have been broken up; ?? nmperor has ...
... FPOM TILE' LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, 'MARCH 29. iSo6. The King has been pleafed to grant the diani ty of a Baronet of the Uniited kingdon of Great Britain and Ireland to Sir Thormas Louis, of Chelfion, in the county of Devon, Knight, COdn- nmander of the Sicilian Order of St Ferdinand and of Merit, and Rear-Addmiral of the White Squadron of his Majefly's fleet, and the heirs male of his body ...
... LO ND O N-MiRcH 3I. Friday, at twelve o'clock, a Military College -ir Board was held at the Duke of York's Office, pI which was attended by the.Duke§ of York, Kent, P Cambridge. and Gloucefter; Lprds Harrington r and Cathcart; the Adjutant, Quarter-Mafter. and ir Barrack4lafters General, and a number of Ge- d seral Officers. Now that Sir John Sinclair is at the head of 4 the Board of ...
... I I1- , LT X D I, P I N P rlT E-fl rr, I Af--l t EJDINRUR GFI.-AP. I1 3. t PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. t HOUSE OF COMMONS-March Si. a Sir J. NEWPORT took the oaths and his feat. A meffage was brought from the Lord5 requiring the attendance of the Commons in that Houfe, to hear the Royal affent given to fomne public and private bills. The Speaker accordingly went to the Houlle *of Lords, attended ...
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... ?? = 'I (dmA . ?? lk2 $ ~SC1 u U147xrrrtvfwrtxnrP r EDINBURGII-APRIL 5. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF COMMONS-April 2. The SPEAKER went to the Lords, and on his return, Rtated that the Royal affent was given by commitlion to certain public-and private bills. The property tax bill was read a fecond time, ordeO: ed to be committed to-morrow, and to be re-committed on the 21A1. The tea duty ...
... IROJ1I THlE LO-NIDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL-April 1. 1806. The King has been pleased to grant the dignity of an Earl of the united kingdom of Great Bri- tain and Ireland to the Right Hon. Charles Vis- count Newark, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title of Erl. NManvers. ' - - The King has been pleased to grant the dignity Gf-an Earl of the united _kiiigdom ...
... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-April 1. The Weft India fleet, which failed from Portfmouth 28th January, paffed Madeira 2Sd February. Sir Rich- ard Strachan's fquadren, of feven fail of the line and tw'o frigates, arrived off Madeira the 10th March, having feen the above fleet to the fouthward, and remained off that ifland till the 14th. The day before, 20 fail of vef. fels were feen from the eaft end of ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS-March 31. ADMIRAL DUCKWORTH. Lord GRENVILLE Moved the order of the day for the consideration of his Majefty's meffage re- fpeaing Sir J. T. Duckworth. and moved, ' That an humble addrefs be prefented to his Majefly, to thank his Majefty for his gracious communication, and to afflire him, that their Lordffiips would readily concur in any mark of the Royal favour bellowed on the ...
... HOUSE OF COMMOTO-April S NEW MILITARY S'YSTEM. Mr 'WINDHAM rofe, purfuant to his notice, to fubmit the meafiire whichi he propofed to bring forward, for the improvement of the military fyf- tem of the country. The ineafure he had then t to lay before. the Houfi was nothing more, than, the application of thofe general pxinciples which he had on many former occaflons flated to the Houfe, ...
... LLOYD's MIARINE LIST-April The Elliot, and Eliza, arrived off Scilly from the a- Soath Seas, failed from St Helena 29th January, in com- pany with the Caledoznia.and the Brothers, and parted t1 off the XVeftern IflandsL To leeward of Afcenfioa so they fpoke the Ferret whaler, which had failed from N *St Helena S1ft January. in company with the Union ra and Travers Indiamen; Perfeverance, ...