... ILONDON, SATltRDAa, AhRktni 2'9,halfipaet.7 P. M-' THE emlbargo in the French ports so~l continues. A few papers have been received from Hamburg. Nothing' is mentioned in them bfTlostilities between Russia and France. The reas o a sined for wbthh drawing the troops frtim the coasf is, thaI it was foeutid necesaryto give facititvtso the C'#ecutin of'the lAhV oef conscriptit9n, by the actuial-: ...

... .: - g r , P amant . , -Ing to I q0i. - i, I ` fOutJS-or COMMONvM~AsF3 S *raIIN LLitt-S tN 1804. jr ~trad ddr~essedfthe.House byObs fIng, thit 'aflidst all Th e hie-LIS of party vand agitationts of faciiori that had necessarily aonaied Il-oIit'a. (liscinsions of the present reign,.there had, been-'but- one sentiment of esteem -and venertiiinl for, the person o0f the sovereign. No propple :five ...

... 0 X F 0 R -D): tt 2ilotLay I 'tst tf e Rit -. Rilchard 11-ftHiell, of WIdliarni (itilege, wisaS tmliitte~ D(I)Ctor it' DivI'itiY. O11N twje~~ltl(~ Ilmimg Gciirieiuei wcere admitted to Deg'rees: - Bce ?? Rev. John Cleaver, of braienose College. .tSI~ of, Ar'ft. John Chiirch, of' td7versity Coil. Es4. Grand Comipopander. Mr. Rihitard Godda;rd, of St. john'ts College. B3ache/ors if A, iis. ...

... .. THEi - MOlRN lizov!NrGI CL LONDON- -. TUESDAr, MAR~i' 26 l8. -. .Our. Readers 'Will be traly gratified by the qpes6a] of - the Gaz-iet Extraordirizwir4,i w iih we this day prt- sent to thcin.. A more signal and .-loriio-s ?? a ,tin of the valour of our troops has not been made, ithrough the whole progress of the iva'i than in tht prornnt, alai't an d ecisirve maiuner in whid'c Geneal! ...

... LOAN OF EXCEQUER BILLS. The Lords of the. Treasuiry- are enipoired' to dire& any nurmb~er of Ebche~quet Bjill to be made out, con- tainirig ?? rums ...

... THE M ORNiN Cl-HONYICGLi L. - .D LON:ON: tor-J : A2ZDA2', MlAf l,2~CZ I5, I8ii. vo . Yeqtsrday two Hcligoland Miils arn.-ed, by whic'; we have letters from thence to thc 5sr, and 'from Hambargh to the 4th instam.*: Tihe liatter mcniio., ?? that it has been deterrined by France to annex Oldti burg .p he3e Empiref that ler troops haye ?? _ takl, rossession of the territory, ind that the Duke, ...

... kluuaz Ur %t.J4VV1yUNb. l A Member having moved the third reading of I a Bill, who had not interfered in its prece~ding l stages, and the Member who had promoted it through.its various gradations, having'signified that it was not his intention to move the third reading, it became a question if this were a fit I .and regular interposition. The SPEAKER observed,.that it-had invariably been the ...

... LONDO-7v FRIDAY--MARCH 22. Wednesday being the day appointed for the public fast, her Majesty and the, Princesses heard divine service in Windsor Castle. The Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry preached an excellent sermon before tae House of Lords, from the following text, taken fi-om the 9th Psalm, 20t1i verse-. Put them in fear, 0 Lord, that the nations may.T know themselves to be but ?? ...

... DLSCRIPTIOXN Gl THE PUBLIC FUNDS. ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-DMarch 5. I1811. The Tweedl slkop of war arrived at YarVntuth on Sunday, from a cruize offthe Naze of Norway; on l~tlh ult. she fell in with twentv-four sail of Dalnish nierchantroen, but the wea- ther being boi'terous, she could only capture fiv~e; two of themrare ar:ived at.Yarmouthf. 'The Theban frigate arrivc4 in the Downs yesterday; OM sunk on Sunday the Forturce ...

... &'N qpJ-SvH PAZES. ?? The31 of Olivencia,\'.was a 'circuistance t which ,sdrprised all the Military men in .Spain arkd Portu- gal, because it¢ IIose sed meane, which* properly used, would have enabled the piace 'to hold out mna- ny months; aqd,. it is only by the last accountsfir6m Cadiz,` that tbe official report' of the Governor that unfortunate fortress 'Was. made kGoven, owhich proves the ...

... - UN1T1i:D PARELIAMIEN'T -- GREA :c 32JTIN~ AiD IJYS An ND. liOl.Sr 0±' LORDF, M-ARCH6. - ji In the case of Lord C!r c'7ry's li'iorce Bill, on'the qiucstion of the ade.3iesibility ur videncc of ;, lettlr from Lady Cloncu:- . ry,. of -the 1jth 'if ?? I8o6, contaiinii-p a confe-sinll Qf ad111- tery, Mr. Garrow on behailf of Lady Cloncurry,. was lieard t agginst, and 'Irr. Dailas nO-' behalf f ...