... NORT HiERN CiRCU i S. 'Before Sir SouLo'; i iAWENCZ and tir Sxr'OiT L frc. t i of thersam ndity, tY isturday;, March f Gnildhall of tile'J of the same ?? ~~ City of York. ?? Yorkshire - - m day, - (.ie 6f York, allcashire - \edns.day, - 26, Lancaster Ca. tl . W173r TERN CIRCUITJ. . . .nfere Biron 1 roiw on ?? ?? GLEro ReOtE. , ?? - I'l Cie, i MarcIt s, tastle of Wiichen.ter. 1 Wilts - - ...

... .iEx MffROArfGE- L O NI')t ONf ' In all the late discisjions' in Parisarmen-t, it has been Obse'able that Alinisters couldinot bri ng dowvn the in- d&pendent Representatives of thle Cotintry to the sup- port -of their measurcs, They have been left entirely, in the Commons House of Parliament, to -the phalanx of immediate dependents in oflice. Not onb of. their majorities has shewn that they ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT or IR LA D GREATBRITArN AND IRE-LAND.- H-oUSE OF COMMONS. The Secretary from the African Compay presented at the Bar certain Acconts of their Receipts and Expenditure since tbeyear I806.-Ordered to lie on the table. The Horsham, Saltash, and Evesham. Committees, severally got leave to adjourn at their rising to-morrow, over to Thurs- day, on accourt ef the intervening Fast. ' ...

... GOTTZNBURGH NAILS. HAIANOVER, JA-4. 28.-By order of the French Go- vernment the Intendant Belleville, gave notice, in the ceurse of last month, that a forced loan is to be raised i in the elanoverian dominions to the amount of 9,o00a,c00-franks, which, in case of non-payment, is to be Ievied by the most rigorous means of execution.- ,S'ior.lboasn Gatzette, Jaan 155. Pr.tRsrsu-., DEc. 19. ...

... ])AVISH PAPE2R PRESENTED BY IJIS MtIAJFlSTY'S COMMAND TO BOT'l' HOUSiS OF PARLIAMENT, FEB. rlog. Note from Lord ViscouLit H1owick to Mr. Rist, dated March-i7, 8O7._ Foreign Office, 17th March 10o7. X The undersigned, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of tate for Foreigo Affairs, has the h'onnour of infsr.-ing Mr. Rist, that he has lost u o time in submitting to his Majesty's Government his ...

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... The SIcesslah was announced for representation last tat Ipi night, at Covent-garden, as a grand and solemn invoca- D tion to the Deity, appropriate to the solemnity of. the pu Ihst ; but in consfquence of a mandate from the Lord .sl Chamberlain, the performance did not take place. No- b;- tice was given of the interdilt by postin: bills in every palt of the mnetropolis ; but still numbers of ...

... COTTENYURGH Ci'AIL$. GoTTENtURGE , JAN. gT .-Yesterday arrived at Cladshoin'i a harbour to tile narthward of this; his Bri. tannic Majesty's ship Vanguard. The Nissau and Stately, of 64 gtns e6ch, together with the Quebec frigate and Lyntcsloop, yet remain here, as well as se- veral ?? Lnglisli vessels of war. Tfiree' or four more English. Merchants have ar. rived hee ft~irI St. Petersburgh, ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENTI or N. . GREAT BRITAIN AlVD IREilVA - ..V9 HOUSt OF LORDS, TU'SD.Y, Frp. ad ' 8 Earl Ong0v tonk thle Oaths and his seat. - he Excheqtier lijls Bill w4, read a second time, aridson. mitted for Thrursday. art, Adjourned till to-tnioirrow (this day\ ?? Vill go in procession to West minsier Ablie;Y. d: ,I-OUSE OF COEMMONS. e . DUBLIN tNIVEISIT. ' . The followjng I:gembers were ...

... I. f, IAI INTRO TlE CAVSESI AND .CONSEQUItNCES OF TE : PORDERS IN COUtNCIL, BY B. 'ARiNG, ESQ.N. .P. In the short notice which we tool; yesterday of this produtioni there was an error, of the press, which we are desirous to redtify. It was said, Its beginmrang is convincing-instead of Its reasonirg is convincing; and certainly every fart of it is equally so.- It is a matter of wonder ...