... * UNITED: ?AkLEAMENT * * .GRRAI'DRZT4IN AND IRELAND. . : OUSE OF ?? ?? Trtl±he Commiittee oF Privilegtes on thte Banhurly' 'Pnrgae -Mr. Hargeave was turther hear.k onrbdhaif- of the CiaimtanE. Fur- the. Proceeding on Tuesday; the Irish sugar Bi l and rprivate E13ll, *ere hrought up, -by Mr I uahmgcon, S- RobertN VarhunSgr 'Jlanhei Graham, and other Members of ?? n n inons, anld read a first ...

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... From-the LOND01V GigErr 4 rRLX 2 XI,> I . . . * - AD'ATRAtTV OFFICET APme^ . ; o TheKing has been pleased to appoint 'tr Ric!:ard Thcwrten, Bart. ViceAdmiral- rfI the Red, to b# MajorzGenerat-oE' his M taesiv's Roy!l Marine Foreos, ih the room of V:csAdqkltral-s th.:ight fienourahbl Lord Ceolnngvood4 de;ease4. - . Admiral Lord .Ginvbkier has trarismittcd to John Wil itr ker,'Esq. i Letter from ...

... fol T'0 OBIAN A R9EI'FORL. as haq been felt and much as has been said of i viiA -hich this most estimiable nation has long beel f(,rced to ennure, and notwithstandaug, that Parliamentary rtefoa is generally allowed to be tile 4utly hovereigm cure f0r tse evils, it does appear to me that -the nation has never 'At serinusly thoughit ahout the mreafts of obtainha; tint wvhiclh alone can restorc ...

... TIi I EXA AR L~~~,MAY .AC Tim Cmmitte ofPrecedeutS dfl ih Li1 THF CO~IDInjltet (t 1 Oe~~LI6 *,1 te ask 0I~ b 8I BfURDETT mnade liir Repojrt OU Frida ea N sued, when it wvas agreed that thie sirp f1d 4liload plead to the action ill the 1i'~l, * tl' 4oR;FLGENE. e rRA L, the power Of the Court- 14 j t(J intfere. ivith the pirceed;ings of the 1ose. as thoutgt Mhat this lea wuild have lbee, made ...

... IMPERIAL P-ARLIAME NT. HIOUSE.OF LORDS. : - - : r - eay.Fc, :26 The Rteversiion ?reventirn- SlltX, On ~ts; secod readinsg wash ~ps~poi~ed by LOrd GtffSoEN~G, S~b~zouT'l, BORI.Spoiez-, and t1l Eas of IARDWIcke ard DARiNl , ?? g1ld Byv 9R;C~ ...

... - * CITY' OF TiHE LIVERY 1,N COMIMION HALL. l 0N1c~ay, at mnqe o'clock, ahibut -$000 of fi7e Livery as- %enbled iln Colmmoln) la1l, it take into consideratiun the re- JlCtiIn7 of their late Ipetition hy t(ie fjonooorable 4Ioutse.-Mr. oVLL Opened the bhuines ill a very scosible speech, and prri- ansed string ef Resulhtions, w hich vwere agreed tao 4nd will be fit d helovv,-Mr. VAjIT1MN~j ...

... FOREjX _T.I -XTELLIGEACE. 1 , RC B T fro firep ) e of t re Captain of tr e ft igate, I'man ,jnrg trg xio eehg's frigate ARcommee, oo tire fj;S ite o f llnrine O , on te3h of remerinher, the frigate, La Rertrnmee- mcr my COirindad1, and La Cirlidet, Capt. St. Cricq, beingh sit e trsswports under y convs y, in lat . I7. 6 N. 62. W. 00 Pscried t t half-past twel ve, P. M , a large frigate a nd a ...

... 11 E KIA G'S. ILLN'ESS. ?? M!:DICAL BULL.ETINS. , ith ~ s 'C jindesor Crrtsle, Der 2% | 5tss ITS Mi esty is not fluitesi) fwell this m~ornlinl,, .aitheough he had several Hours sleep yesterday evellillg. I Vi'r~sras tlest i ec. 29. His Majeoly tia, ?? a ?? nigiat, tiiti is not so well 19-day. $pi'dsor tastlri Dec. 25. 'i is Majesty tlald a severe attack offever yewterdaulay eliina hut ...

... IS BOY~~4J~ARTE A MAN: UF GNL1 .~ .ur~ oi . ..i -? rt I Irt,-The ?? with ?? Iigingly iertei 'my ?? letters in your pa])e if t1le' 221 a t ec me~ lv trusL you ~wiJ1-d,' ti~e Ramw honou; to, the Hprse~nt son. though Qiere i; some differencq in our opiuiions, YOl say i tile Bxaisernvr the-12th binst., that;Be- = Lprte is a maii of genim s, is .what. n ngai of arsy dissera- |ont will- deny.' Now ...

... TO TIlE R[ICI. ZION. LORD ELLEVBOROUGJ. _ ?? 1Y L OP., )yr>, 28, 1810. Ii iny last letter I did most clearly and incontrovertibly (I thtik) shew fronm ihe Thaitulev themriselveA, that the Htouse 4it Conflion COIld lot. order the committal of any iodivi- iluai out of their ovn loltise, 'V.isj Per Lege Terram. - but by the law of tle land :-Aud 11ow let us see, my Lord, hat Sir E. COfE ays upon ...

... IP EJERIA L PARLIAdlTENT. 1ITOUSE OF LORDS. - 'rsyrJ, Nor. 15. THE; KiN S'S ILLNESS. After %vaitiog for soaie timri, till the House brCi-ae2 very f7'sy I atfelided, i 'hTe Lorin Cn e VCv1i.:r.i, taed, as oo the :lst Ors! ihe course lie hi.J pui s:ted, and then said, I tam tiiw atnxiui;r | to 'l't'te, IOlii i is Maje~ty's itltlisposi iton has arisen niim, hife lre, Zlre of dolilstic ...