... nousis OF COlmMONS. OnTue fay Tord Howica called the attention of tile imonfe to Uis M5aetiy's meffage refpcting ani increafed provifion for Greenwich illotjimal and Cheft. He flated that the increafe to the out-peurioners was to be varied according to tho eircumfrtauces of the ca1ee frota the prefent' allowance of71. per asmi. which was to be continued to thofe flightly %wounded, to Is. per ...

... PARTNE.SRI PS JJSSOLYfiD. the From the ctazette of Saturday, June 21, f a 1806, Jan. 8. Ieanry Joines and George Jones, of Brif- do, tol, marons. dO. y SL. Jabez nivin and Francis Euiphreys, of and Manslield, Nottinghamilirehi cotton fpiinners & holiers. rre- Jautie 14, Wra.Stibridge and JohesTqgg, of Coventry, ed ' and of rood.ftireet, Cheaplide, London, ribbon manp- arid fa&urcrs. onl June ...

... HOLKHA1I SHEEP SHEARITG. n . I Ir tr.__ es:1 Chic Wv on -- - - - -- _ D be On Sunday left, Thomas William -Coke, Efq._). P. All gave a grand dinner, at his feat, at Holkhal), in Norfolk, j ax ,ken to E,*arls Thaenet and Talbot; Lords Somerville, Anifo,, ,ord and Wiltiam Runfell; Sirs John Sinclair (Prefident of the Ja end Boardof Agriculture) John Wroitefley, and Robert Har-. Bill.' land; ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, Sune 3i., Yefterday were,-received Dutch Paperstto the 25th infit. which contain Paris iintelligence t'u. the oOth; auid this norning the two Harnburgh Mails, due on Sunday anD.d Wcdiiefdty lafI airived. The. Dutch Papois are filled. with.1 the details r~epe61iig the. inauguration of the, new King of Holland.-His Majefy addre0ed t their High Alightinelffs in a very ton. fpeecl ...

... 11HOUSE- OiF LORDS. OnToefdai Imonthe motion ntl ord Gatvtlts- tocon- ha ur in Olt littrolutipsis oi tile TIlote ofConnitins relative o te the AbolitiuR .it tile SIare Trude, it long debate enfuedj of whcn a (divfioni l iikg place, ttierc appeared- pt Casmtent;.4$i:~ N-C (ottents '2lt-M~ajority ~2Ia th Lprd' Gssuavicmi.- then moved lot al addrefv; to bis of Zjaje lly, prifO', ii w seinmid ...

... Satuerdays Post LONDOIN.9 F.RIDAY, Juiie 27. S Over1and Difpatch, received yefterday - iat tie India Houle, confirms the intelbik !0t' a dfilitive Peace being eonclud f 1 lka, anld all the other N4ahrntta Chie ~ad of tle confequent refro jrat jo6 o0 trail, ~ ~~'oughout India.. T'Ihis event tooI' on th~e Qsth.OfDecember, when Colonei alcoIW tigned the Treaty in 'be~ltf theC p77lyx W hich ras ...

... 'urday amd [i cstday'1s.Post. tPt~S .tCt y At iX~J. . - - - Tha LONNDON GAZEITE, Suturrl Jh ee 281.? t .r1 HIS Gazctte Contains Letters from sir ti 1 Barlo2v, Governor Generai il Illdia,to I the Secret Comnimittee of the Court of Direc- i tors of the Anodir Company 'tranillitting th11 Treaty of Peace concludild'with Ho1lkar. AI BANKRUPTS. John Jackuon, Great'Yarmouth, chemift, July 1, 12, ...

... '^1': 'tr k-P p^SkL wvs 3L 4L Co l(ONON. Nr, TUEsDAY, YULY . a ORD ,NjrtVLvLF VleflerdAly lked his pro , nij'ed qUefibitis, trefpeefinlg la: Ii .i1 p jdjt} inqtiui~ree wvhether the'e exdifetd uat C Government General inlnela uxn(1 if 'ciild , of wiiom itrconfitled? ? ord Ii¢;rO Ithat the faine Govbienmefit Ggliefgl A1 .pjF at prefent, as at the ituch- lhiriented; eIl 1h (,f Alarquis ...

... ,..,AGRICULFU?,V-??- ?: on' g., o lit OTtP - 3UN - r4'' . he long xlltw~nmge o~fdry vedther: W.. 'roved tally unfavnurablb to the growvin . heats On very light 7 alfd on hard-inid,- ,in cla :.lands,, -tiy ^ been prematurely forced- 1to9. e ...

... PAiRTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - Fri the Gazette of Saturd , June 28, I B06, Jait 3. James B3irch and Iholnviis it ury, .f Afctbe darW CIogat ~nfifire., mesfrcers and grocers. April 1. Richard PLittwry and Brnjamin Collins, of Perry's place, Oxford-fircet, Middlefe.cnich tire fi:dths. -I April 10. Jacob Orchard and JoWp4,Slirtill, of Bi'owl- ing-firect, Weftimilfier, Irlits. ;' Z -- I June 1. Wemrs ...

... and Saturday',8 Posts. LONDON, FRIDAY, Jaly 4. -i arc relieved from all apprehenfion fnr S tlie gfeet whlich fitiled fromx Coric fo~r the' IndiCes, by the arrival of the l3arbti.does t, the 14th of M. 'I'he report which j;lpd in America relpeaiiig its eapture is lR ,l dad: the fleet, after a pleafant pafrThe of lteks arrived li'ifely at its deftination. rhe acclOullts'of General Mlirhnda's ...

... Yeflerday swere received Paris and Dutch Papers, the former to tbeld and the latter to tile 4th infl. and allo the Ilamburgh Papers to the 2Sth ult. by which *veare enabled to ailticipate the intelligence of the Mail due on Wdilnefda\- lat. The French Papers are (ilecit upon the fubjca of the itilug Neguotialion, nr issit probable that they will yenturo to mnake aty J observations upon fo ...