... GEN'ERA\L WIIITFLOL'KEs DE[ENCE. V- A u A - AA. l,. - . .. - - - . WIe have endeavoured, in .he lost page, to give the nost arnterinl parts of the evidence ou t a'i , E *lVsi'a- LaciKE's Trial, aind v ith it, a general ?? of the ?? have since received a copy of the ?? Defence, which was read by General - hitelocke, and his friends,. in the Court; aud' we are induced,'by the very ihperfect ...

... IMPERIAL PAIRLIA.MNTr. 1IOUSE OF LORDS. O UNS, 1S 3 A Cormistee was appoinred, an the motion of Loatn Hllmwsaeult, to enquire into and examine the contra~t entered into betwveen vir. Palm-r and Goverwirant, rlfpe&- ing the maiagecrnent ot the General Pot(i U-lie; ;.lfis to inquire into the cause of that Gentlemau's difaciffdl from the oice of coinptrolier general.-Adji. IUZ SUt, YI 5N S 14. ...

... AliA ,1, 1. iJU Yi.~t-.,JjUB-,v~ .ZE.~ ?? ' . i.. . ?? are #xti 'v ini f V .~jeuet, h.Vsj.,uj5 ~mIecW. ,h ogy', 09 l e rs~ ..~jc .wij..i cetaresot Suie, I~sg& aI CaIiJto e'I -rTlay fbd Te 'rcnJ gh is'bsimmg if ie usc~ lhenie ud a-tfrigOtd, tstvintr p:teel edA' HssAmel, Vn aidel ^ fesaitetpociset) :is !tlie iebiiinei 4c tdsini koi tbie: (X~ic'ctsl, 4`n44out A0rcfi1c'os' the work% oW C:cdih. ...

... zzz b == E ?? , SATURDAY EVEN I N.i, FtEBRUARY 20. A ?? Fraiice was las night ,received at the Foireign Office. ' It uas brought from, Calais by the flag of truce whicn sailed for that port on Wednesday,- with M. Alopeul, late- Rttssiah Ambassador, -Mad~a me Jerebsoll;, Prince Bariatin.- sky, and thecir respective suite. -The vessel return- ed to Doveri yesterday. As all peivate cbrrespon- ...

... SUSSEX. SA'URPt;,;X JANUARY 16. Nis Iaoyal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended by Codonet Leigh., arrived at the Vaviliou, Brighton, on T.1pail-v Iq2t-I en Tuesday lait. The garl of Cork and Orrery has been pleased to appoiat the Rev. Villiarn Bird lslip~, *. a. of ex- mianuuel College, Camsbridge, one of his Lordship's doracstic ChaplainA. Ona Saturday last 3 rpoor travellinr wman, a ...

... , ; ; I na ?? I!.e B'fn. . MM .! DAY,MAY 23. Flae6iburghPapers of tho i ?? instant meniion that a reinsforeejient of 50,000 Inca was ordered fiur Spain, and hatthe Frencb troops in Silesia arn, the Dchy' of Bavreuth- were eoncentratiogn, pre- vious to ?? being maeched for Italy. .At Packs, ta Hungary, a fir6broke out on; the 7th sI. wbic u a very l itie de d 0 houses. , ,j !- estroyed - i o ...

... 'Vor IrTr- , - . - -- FROM THlE LON-,DON GAZITTE. .SATUaD>AaY, iNiV.;MBER 26. LWt BY TUEKENG1- PROCLAMATION1 ?? BY THE k~i .t ?? [1 ,GEOntt R co iWheret';. o'ur Parliament stanldsT prorogued to di, r Thu1rs the eihth' da'v of Drern&mber next, wei :Pr t ith the atvive ofl our Privy Council, do hervbs , pxibhish rtnd d':clare,- thiut, the rnid Patrlialmentt shtall to be further teorct~uel )n ...

... kot 1arrvf 'I es~ t ir t1 ctol o . ' ' had$l-tt ' Cie1: 6.d: A 'I3+it ~'~iis~tir rIjX' ,ta ?? i Jcct suh trout t wh~iqtiky'itcd q In1Atttoealt a~.tha fibtirlri Aital;0ie. Tkoedi ?? Sjd,,lWAh Cduncil'p,,46 ?? ;N Cg,,ijd';4!!egg ...

... ECAPIFTULATION OF, REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES IN THF. YZAR 1807. JANUARY. at1 The commencement of the year afi'orded to the politician H .for many weekbi little elfe thait a, reries of contradidtory. % accounts,.refpeudbnK the operations of the two great powers,. b~ Rtuffla anid France ; which were now contrendinz, one; in, ?? the cauft! of freedom, the other for the flavery otf Eulrope. 'The ...

... PORTSMOUTH. - !1, f ?? . .- I I,; ! SATURDAy-v, :FEBRUAR;2O. , . ?? Chatynr Seermou. - ,O N- NUN'D Y .M'OlXNlNOi, thC 281h instait vi a (and nmot i o'the 2 'ai . as advteitid byrnisklae) a 'tt Charity SERM N - will be preached in St. Thbomna's 'C Chaurcir; Ant uth bythe Raw.StepheaDusautoy, fe' tle 'und rJ the Portsmouth Intjgsiva f, Educatfing qud, 'g Clathiing Poor Children. iw Thc Or;to ...

... SU I I 1. r I IA ., . iostaecp . M. 11-1.1 6. i ~ I FROMTHE ON DON G A ZETTE,: ATItDryarrY, JUNEI.r Coply alf a -letter 4rorn -Vie&Admniral tiir jasne Sau-' iaarez. K. Bi. Coinsoarakcl in.Chi~ef of his Naj~t' hp td~lvea~s.0s its time' 114abi, to the Ho.W W 4l, ae fithur htcVitry, F~lenlsmh-Road, Gottentburgh, U1 MaiSAI., 1*o18 Sir-I itrlsemrthe iimtormation of the Lords Cor- missitnera a' thie ...

... he= I L--- A 1 is &OM TU EESl]AY's LsONDON GAZLJTI ILo | This Gazztte contains ?? of Council pernrirting the importation into the Wand of Newfoundland lor the vrnfuing feafon only, of bread, flour, peafe, Indian corn, butter, and live flock, and aifo pitchi tar, and turpentine, from any of the territories belonging to the United States, by Britlh f ib3Ms, atid hii Britiih-buiit fhips. BAN R ...