... UNITED PARLIAD4FNT - 'GREAT BRITAIN AND ZRlLA4PD. - . . HOUSE O0 COMMONS, MAY s6. The Duchess of Brunswick'se Annvity Bill was r~ged a third time, and passed nen. con. _ Ihe Midtary Comnmissioners' Bill was read a thlrd tltrte and passed. n An Account of the Proceeds of the Dutch ?? Shipc at e the Coerneacement of the war, was brought up, and ordered to he printed. Thern LORD ADVOC1A3 T of ...

... 'D ?? ?? t. L/. LM J? J'v 41 7 Tj? I c t tho Papet>l Irlar';ni to tie 1aor Ice of IS th -vre-~er;Y ?? ?? Crownw i15 iiAti!14 ?? Clgelli t! 'I OS. f1. i litO It .II itc.is, hllat . , *(tt~iir'Il was alinred c( *- 0, e 0 I e A-rents for in icoe ?? an s tic ii t'alA of , a iteor thc Cl.Z f C0 l9OI o. tb'e Customs D, rt.e reis-n who lha; i ad t'he chief care lcjvicr.' Sls, sliall be the othelr. ...

... I 7H MORNING CHRONICLE. LO NI) O N: WEDNESDA2 ?? II, xso& Ytsterday his Excellency the Portuguese Ambassa dor (the Chevalier de SANZ& COUTIN HO} bad -n ; dience of Mr. Secretaiy CANNINO, and in about a week it is expeted that the'remaining settlers for the Bra zils will be sent out from England, under covoys for that puipose. Last night the house of the Portuguese AinbaSO. dor was iiluminateds ...

... Prflc the LONDON GZ ETTE, oayr xc,. ?? ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. MAY to. ' . Etra t oft a letter fronn JAn Pdlomer, Esq. Corrimaniler'o his Majesty's 51,jjjp tl Peasit, to the HFonnurable .W. .W* Pole d ntad' oh bo0.ad that tno0p. af Spirhead, the' 8th inst. On tie~ 5th of lat mTonth, in latitade ?? lb. longitude 56.V. . l fell in iyith a Frerich privateer, and, T arn h-appy tn add, that afrer a ...

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... 11 1.? I 1? I ;i, . PROCLANMATION OF GENERAL; MOYN T O2 . Th General in Clief Of oft!e Aiml of Portuaitin. |c s derstattditg that many soldiers hnd iniiabitants~of thq a kingdorra of Portugal have suffered themselves to bde- |n it luded by faulse proclamations, pblished by the English, k to pirocure soldiers, of %vhich thle Ir., squadrotn is so much in need, aind wvishing to prevent., the ...

... - TU[ MOPNI*G C4tRQACLE. - LQNDON:.. FRIDAr, MAT m, ISo3. By the Gottenburgh Mfail, we have the ?? and unwelcome news, that Sweaburgh, the reputed Gi- braltar of the North, hasbeen sarrendered to the R~us. sians, together with the flotilla that lay there, It is no codsolation in this misfortune to be told, that most probably the Swiedish Commander was tregeherous-.and that he has iqred the ...

... Pr, pm ti&t LON WoI AZET IU I I ADMlRALTY-OFFICE--AP'R1L %g. * Flag-Officrs of hits Y esty's Fleet were-pro,**A, vit. V,: Abmai~s of the W.5iTRClharles. giiclner, isq 'Right Honourable Alan Lord Gardner.,tt6 _eA sut ,ofteR . I AlibfaALSOf ~the BLUR Robert Manx, Esq;,$jSir IGeorge, Yquneg,~ Knt.,` 1ohn He'nry, Erqi; Richard ko.dne' ljghVEs.4,; .Aleiteanser GrmneL~, )sq~-to be AD'XIRSSLS of the ...

... lUNTiTD PAR LIlAMENT I oA GREAT- BRITAIN AND IRELAND, HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 27. The Rot.oyl Assent was given by Cotmmission to 96 Public and j':e Coqirnissionerq were, the Lord Chancellor, Earl t TI3qhe 1 tary Inquii. r Co..tinu ition TIl, an-I the Deche~s 1 r5itii !:i~ 'nctlity Bill, wat'-' brotritit up hy Air. Wh;rtot i rt 0iiet' ?? ni 1nruld I filrt tlne, as we:.e aton se earit 1'r3eiLtgitia, ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GREAT BRITllIV AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 20. In the Roxburgh Appeal, Ker v. Innes and Ker, Mr.Clerl was finally heard in reply.1'ro consider further of the ease to- .morrow; and with respedt td hearing Counsel on the other parts of it, on Monday. I - Mr, Mellish, and several other Members 'of the' House of Cornmons, brought up the. Tanners' Bill, and a private Bill, ...

... From t/., LONDON GAZET I , StAr 24. S f ADMIRALTY OFFICE; MAY'24, i8So. A Letter hasbeen received by the Hon. Williamn Wellesley Pole, from Mr. John Kinsnian, commander of the Acdive Ex- cise cutter, dated at Falmouth the 59th instant, stating that, on ?? 17th, lie had captured in the said cutler, after 'a chace of some hours, the Deux Freres French privateer 'of St. Maloes, armed with two ...

... SCREM1-E OF ANSVarIBS PO LI S. The plan. of granting Annuities for Lives cad never be made a profitable measure to the public, Fdrt Inate. ly that vlwhich is immoral in its tende icy is also inm0- litic in its principle. It is confessed that its onlyment consists in the expectation of i rise in the funds. Try it by that criterion, and you will find that it cannot bear the test of investigation ...