... DwA N D'1UESDAY'S POST.. LONDON, MABRCH 1. r jlV fi-ce aiilitils deffined to co-operate in the if ton of Sweden, it is fiid, Wiill he ready to by the end of Malrch, It is L r t of the German troops, in he pay tiS utiired, that the armament which has at tl f'l, is *leiretid flor tile Rivei Plata, and. - M itlcy Smnithl is to have the command of ll l;''irlooI It is faid, that AMinifters have ob ...

... On uefday laft tshe Rev James. Griffith, the Nadter of Univeritiy College, and B. D. wa's ad- mitted Doctor in bivinity. The Reverend'Johin Quaringioib, of Pembroke College, and the Rev. Frederic Gardiner, of Lincoln College, B. A. were admitted Mailers of Arts. Meffrs. Win. Munlen and Thomas Metcalfe, of Merton College; Charles Keyfall. Thomas Thoreiby Whitaker, Alexander Ifordern, and ...

... 'I'll ESDAY'S- POST CONTINUED. I _.t _- I From the Losndois Gazette, Feb. 27. SISEnTFFS APPOiNTED ON IVEDNLh3DAY LAST. R. Barnford, of Upton, Efq. to he Sheriff of Cheler, in the room of C. T. Brereton, Efq.-M. M. Middle- ton, of Learn, Efq. of Derby.-W. Cary, of Cannock, Efq. of Stafford. - J. Fullarton, of Barton, Efq. of Warwick.-J. N. Miers, of Cadoxtone Juxta Neadl, Efq. of Glamorgan, in ...

... Trl UrSDAY'S POST. ?? I _ HOUSE oF C(AiOMY.ONS. tit? n-y, Frn. '26.-Sir J'ranc;, Burdett prefented a Petition from the Journeymen B. tkers, complaining of their being obliged to work on Sundays.-Ordered to lay on the table. Mr.r If Hi/jon brought up a Bill, prohibiting the ex- portation of Jefuit's Bark-A dronig oppofition took place, and the Honfe divided, when there appeared, Ayes 74-Noes 40 ...

... . A reinforcement of troops is about to be fent to Gibraltar, and it is lfippored that a portion of the force originally intended for Sicilv vill ftop at that fortrefs. TJulefs for the purpofe of onfenfive operations, the force at prefelt at Sicily is confi- dered fully adequate to its defence, the local ad- vantages of' the ifland prefentiri alhoft infur- mountable obiftcles to invaion. 'I 1e ...

... SATU R Y'S POST. ' ..BY EXPRESS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TAUr/ldqy, March 3. OXFORD CANAL ACT. Art. Fane brought up the report of the Bill, and AlXmoved, 'l'hat the claufe regullating the mode of Zluoettt of the Tolls to the Pbrs' Rates ihould be Eo longer part of the Bill. On the quefltion being put, 'Mr. Loc-laart obferved, that though it was not ufual to addrefs the Houfe on dlatfes contained ...

... Camsr;tge, Mlarch 4.-The Rev. Thonsas Browne, B. D. Fellow and Tutor of Chrilt's College, was on Alonday elecled Mafler of that Society, in the room of the late Dr. Barker. The Rev. W. Collett is prefented to the living of Swanton Morley, by Sir John Lombe, vacated by the death of the Rev. Jolhua Larwood.-Trbe Rev. Frede- rick Hotham is prefentea to the valuable living of Denigington, in ...

... TIlrfURSDAY'S POST. VTROM1 TIlM L \N DO( N AZETrTE. I .aAd; hiilt,-O/1ie, ~icCi.rh 8. Nimrod, Barbadoc., Dcc. 27. I labot the hionour to acquaint you, thalt yellerday, about°O leaigues to the ealard of this ifland, I cal tsireul .a Nswsdlulle Eaterpr;, a French fchooner privateer belonging to Guadaloupe, commanded by ?? l'enaud, mounting one long v1-pounder and carronades, with .jj mnen. - ...

... SATURI 1) A Y'S P' OS T. BY £2XP.RESS. LONDON, MVARCi1H l2. ,VE3Ti'RDAY, in the Iooure of'Comnoins, Mr. v :eretMary Canning deiivered a Mcifagte from lr; :a cty to the follow ing et :-t G. R. His Majefty thinks it proper to acquaint the Hotufe of Commons that the KinF of Sweden hav- l: refilled thzofe povver .w*vho ha>d formei an alliance a mrr!i Great ]3rit~inlisid ecxp~fed h~irnfelf to immn ...

... ra X N T LON LDON, M5Acih 8. -A~H Aqr.i and Altona papers have been L I to the 24th ult. tod Dutch Journals tite ilt iift. I litfe lalt briing PIaris neesv to the 251 te It liotn th1efe dillferent foiruces of intelli_ 'ice ve receive accounts of conliderable move- nai di,,, le Conltinlent. is lated in an article fronm Lubeck, thrat -intel- h eilce i d bteireceivedthere of war having been ...

... L.OND)ON, MARCH 8. (en,. FrIafer and lri roilv Ianlcdl on ritda 1at Do- ver, ti'ODI on 0 board the E'aui, 20 '11a.s fiou; Lilborn, h;nv ill, procuredl pailports ?? leatve Por- titL-il. Thle F'reoel colours were Hying in the ports, n1d 1 n hotrd ?? thle Portmnefle veffcls in the Ta- gims. Tbh 6ifirid of tle illhabitiants, in confequenre Of thet fircitY of p AolitionS, was extreme. Thle Rtufiui ...

... HOUSE OF CO\IMATONS. F RIDAY, Aarch * 1.-Aitr. IdamI ii ade hia prornifed motion relative to the reading of extrauns from Official ?? rs not before the Hlouife, the ol1jed of which was to cenfure the conddtu'of ALr. Secretary Cannit,: for the oflicial quotations lie m Aude in his lurninous f6ecch on the late motion of AIr. 2'sil.mty refpecling the Copenhaeun expedition. The Right Hon. ...