... , 11c, (ga-lub-q , R ' D[NB'886tI-J.UGf 2. |;(tRIVATE CoRR eNZCE.*) |d ' 'HOUSE OF COMMONS-May 30. On the motion or Sir JowN NEIVPORT, the Irifh ,,additional force a& repeal bill was read a third time and paffed.. Mr VANsY-rTAR'r prefented an account of the Ex- chequer bills outsianding, which was ordered to lie on' the table. The Irilh cuffoms bill was read a third time ased paifed. On the ...

... bEORGE *HERIor's BIRTH-DAY. This being the anniverary of GEorGE HE- RIOT's birth-day, the fame was obferved with the ufual marks'of.'lrefpel which are annually paid to the memory of that 'worthy man. The boys' Ie- ionging to the Hofpita], upwards of an hundred, all in high health, and newly clothed, walked in procefflon to the 'New G'e Friars Chrch, where the LoRp PROVOST and MAGISTRATES, ...

... I - 4QUSE OF COMMIONS-MAYz 23. charges againil Marquis Welfefley, T his conduat-to the Nabob of Oude, had eiiread, as mentioned in the Py'iv3ee COrr pon. Vsenee, in our lafi, Mr PAULL Moved thaz the d charges be printed. . Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY would not objed ,tb the printing, but wifhed the Hon. Gent. would inform the Houfe how he meant to proceed ? No anfwei was- given. Mr W. KkEiE Laid, he ...

... WAR.OFFICR-Mtay r7. 'i-8o6. tst West India Regiment-Ensign Charles Watts, *on the 46th foot, to be Lieutenant, without pur- chase, vice Campbell, who resigns. 4th Ditto-William Erskcine Grant to, be Ensign, asithotit purchase, vice Gordon, promoted in the 5th West India regiment. John Ryan to be Ensign,, with- cut purchase, vice Dndgeon, promoted in the gth 3'est, India regirnent. 7tlrDltto ...

... LO N D O N-MAY 30. - Weduefday, about twelve o'clock, his Majefty arrived at the Queen's Palace, from WVindfor.. At two o'clock his Majefty held a private le- vee, when the following had the honour of being presented to his Majefly: Admiral Sir Harry Burrard Neale, on his being ap- pointed a Lord of the Admiralty, and on his return to England, by Vifcount Howick. Mr O'Hara, on his appointment ...

... FROM TnE MONITEUR OF THE 17TH MAY. VIENIIIA. ?? 5.-All the difficulties which had occurred between France and Auffria, rela- tive to the occupation of the Boccha di Catarro, are now removed ; the Court of St Peterfburgh having ordered that it (hould be given up to the French army, conformable to the treaty of Pref- burg. Clay 7,-The A-nbafador from the Sublime Porte to the Emperor Napoleon. ...

... LLOYD's MAMINE -!ST-May SO. The Beaver, Lincoln, from Waterford to Newfound- lard, was taken the 27th Aprili and burnt, by the To-, paze frigate of 44 guns. The crew arrived at Breft.- S The Montrofe fnmack, Robertfon,: from St Michael's to London, was taken 30th ult. by the fame frigate, about -2ao miles from the ifana' End, and burnt. Crew land:- ed at Breft. The Der Noord Termans, Wapener, ...

... The Lhanks or the Affenrbly were given from- the thair to Sir Harry AMoncrieffe, for his care, fidelity, and prudent attention ill the management of the Wi- dow's Funrd. The ifensbly had tranfmnitted. to them from the Committee of Bills, a petition from John Sinclair, Ef7q of Barrock, appealing fromn the proceedings of the Pre1- bytery (f.Cnithnefs, in a libel exhibited by them agaihft ?? ...

... FROMl THE FRENCH LJD DUTCH A LS. PAkI9, _May 29.-The -Minister of the Ma- rine has bad the Lionour to-prresent the two Ca tains of the Buccmntaur ,nd Sx,>if'tsure to his Ala- jestf; both of whom ivere in .tfr battle off Tra- -falgar. The Emnpeor .aaid tio. then, You aore amonb the number of those who fought valiantly. .Yona shall take y~qur rellenge ge day The astoniishi'nm of the public ...

... Yesterday, the anniversary of the birth of our most gracious Sovereign was celebrated in this ti b city with. every demonstration of respect which could be dictated by loyalty to the best of Kings. e, In the morning the royal standard Was hoisted in h the Castle, and at noon all the guns were fired. 2, The whole military force stationed in Edinburgh, 1( Leith, and at Piershill barracks, were ...

... I--F I ?? ;.M J .I9t44--NAA .-N W ISF Of .- JtIMONPs-MAT . .. -NEW MsILITARY SYSTE,- Thp ' Ay ,t WAn ove' te3 or Perr o. Fhe ,day ?? .tog ke~spol v~e-tse~lf jot9 f Corn- . ,i~ttee outera~knyji..Uq ~% ~~BtlQ for the Speaker leaving the Chair, ord C:0ASTLItEAGH rose with a view of ask- ing thle Riot'.Hop. Secretwy (Mr' WindhEm) the&4er he had ma'4e spbiy is ind gqn tl sab- ject sf £he ...

... L 0 N L 0 NT-JU 2. It is reportieJ that the Royal Family tvill not go to weymovtth this season. .The recal of ,Sir George Ba-r ow.has Jbeeii fi- n1,1y decided.. Jlis Maj~esty's wvarrant under'the Sign h igsse for thi-cpurpase 'eea td;to ,the rtrictive-act of M793 ?? a rnlte of Lauderdale ii, .coflsquepcc, Wirll iately proceed to ldia, to, assume the importani of:ce, ?? . . -- ; This measure, ...