... UNI1TED Pa RLjAIA~lE \'yy GRXEaA T BR D - ;JJ U D, * he SIve .Srw4atssio,,y-i~j, thv 9risftLoa l, anid the &Otsc~rditrs'l~il~er red athid tme and passed. . 'ie 1rsh Ships' ]3i1 passed through a Comnitte and was -e- .port-t. wyithout 'Asnendixxent.. v : auein a c '1 h a~orp -Ec' 1311. soe lcalandpeivate Bills, were ?? h up toram ?? by Sir Janeds pGrahi.m, Sir rho.. m'II:IS fostyn, and otheifr ...

... From the LONDONGAZETTEApril6, i8xx. - ?? , f ' , ' - - . , ' 0 ?? AD> MIRALTYmOFFICE, Apmss. ,8r8z Admiral Lord Gambier has transmitted to Johri Wilson Cro- ker, Esq., a, letter irom Bfr. Hallar.ds, WMaster of the Fancy hired armned cutter, giving an account of his having, on the g4th of ?? rionth, captured .the Getrowed Batavian G3overnment sclwodheri'ierced for fourteen 'guns, but -.only ...

... - . I I I SA H $AIO NYJ .I - .,S :t , - ?? _ . , Yeater day;, at.ccdiric to ancient' custom, the Load whi 4r,4;Alderi-meh, and''hli ;'wit theii Ladies, the ';cnt un state fromn.thh ?? House-,to WChsts witl C. harchi; New a;e-street, h-elee an excellent sermnon-was tnc preach'ed' hefore thenand the Gvernois of'the ?? the ent City Hospitals, by the Bishopqof Oxford wo . :. phe ?? -'I~Ved from' ...

... GEOLOOY. Mit, DAI Y's THIRUD LECTURE. N.V T1 thi's Lc-&1ure Mr. Davy described th2 eo1 Roecks. or thle rocks co,9taining fragrmetoftr maryV substances, and thle rmnanini, of Organized beinl,, ?? Fedivided these rocks into three fanrlics and Mtr-'tc~ their nature and their arrangements bys,- mun~n Il. rt by paining~s-. T lc flb-t flamily, hr -an III- contalins -nearly the suame, clemverts as ...

... * UNITED 1PARLIAMENT OF , : G.REAT 9RITAIN AND IRELAdD, I It S, us ; I OfI or st e1 -I -I eI I' is e Sf 15 IIOLTSE OF LOiIDS, 1TIhtca ri. - The CfimmitteeofPsileeesagsin ro-e~ded in the case ot the 1)erk -ley P1eeragev-Eturrher p rceodhig postpo!id tif the first ThuiSdAy after tih leasiesflscss. - . ' On the-niotion of Iod E1s,; ird i, the Committee of h rivi- leges on the Banbury Peeage sre ...

... X HE ,Q1X].NrING GiLYICIVP. L I 0 'NCN;' 2tUD..-T; FJI-IRU.R2' A zF ?? The reiative situation of the two empires f ARw. and France, wvhich have so long mainii-.ed L';a and unnatcir con- fion with each other., is sO r- the pesent slbjet e'f inquiry, that w; a'e disi., to wleho!ldi tihe following ?? of a lam carne to oar hands yesterday. At ehc samic ?? aclnowledge that we olrselves Izdu1ie!Jn ...

... A IRICAN PAPI?PS. SY TrItE FI'ESIDENt do'- Tilt UNviEb STATs Of. AMERICA. A PIWOCLAMA1TON. Cc Whereas the TerritOry South of the Mississipp' Territory, and Eastward of the River Mississippi, and extending to the River Perdido, of which possession; was not delivered to the United States in pursuance of the Trcaty concluded at Paris on the 30th of Aprilt l So3, has at all times, as is well known ...

... STAFOY JUNC N GATION. 2 TO'HE E1 ION. Tl E toD VISCOUNT ' - - : . - ; : AHOiN ?? ?? IsStse. by PTtr3,.. - 4*4 Vnd`M -Mr.o du ' 'dr-a House, Vestminster bridge, for the avowed pirpos of sum- monnirbpiotstlon to thfsteoad readiing1of the Stda'mford June- tiojip ia~ttoflBill, .Ihope-your Lardsl ip wi~ihiot be offended that,4t6e to ybu,-that5 if-your nune has:been used-in that 'card-, Uivo 'rv, it ...

... D :]A~Y .. ~EL~OENCE~ ~i§T. 2, i8o . Thelatestaccou.ntsfir -the Coirt of &indea prtsfnt s- . a: pic ure o'f anarchy and disordei -t .arely parIaieled, 1e even in'the 'annals of a. Mah'ratta Camp.-LAbout the s beginning of July tile Maha Rajah, with his forces, was o n tbeh cighbourhood of Ramighur, a place to the south- ie ward of Soopoor, and bordering on the sate of Kotah. le 'Another ...

... ON J{uMhNS'01 &UP1'LYING THIE SIUSP'FN- iEXEICIRE OF TllFEE GA_ S IONK O- ; fl. 1. GLFNC Togi'e BDIJTOR offc 4TOQ12NING CHIRONICLE. The 'Resolves 'of 1733 bave been 'adopted on the ire 'newed question of a Regency, arisinri. from the pre'- seuit i ability of tze _King to exercise t IlReo-alci T c- . ions. - - , This has led me to re-consider the ?? of listory,i the principles of the Cons ...

... 4IAIISSNAL- OIACl0ON4LD. 'is Excellelcy Alexander M'Donald,' Marslial and General in the French army, Duke of Thareito, &c.. I is a native of Irol 0. He ?? born within a few miles . of Ardee', in the county of Louth,. of parents in. easy I circumstancesi2 His fither intending him fur the church gave hr M a libeial education: At the age of fifteen h&e was sent to the academy at Ddndalk, vhere ...

... ?? jj, -J u - w / w \ _; ; K f ~- - oj /r.- C , A ,atieniahn ,reacbed town ,on 'Satirilay, ,wh' ar- p rived by the Cartel fiom Mrlaie1>an4aithroitgi,who a we'havel obitained nctrl fror ti 2'th 'Sptember 0 -to the: day of hi arusttlng ?ari, s a laseres. i We uiderstand tbat Mr S it, C hargei At6ires for .t the Tlnitcd States1 rec0 vedd'ispatces finns the Fres -c Court by the sarmeipportrnt,,ity ...