... A YoP. There is a repbrt ifl circulation thatth dt which took place in the transfer of a nbblI) from the bufy office of Secretary of Stase, to ]u-ecure of Prefident of the Council, ?? by an intrigue of as mercenary a caft as evet eir ed the annals of an overburthened country It faid, that there was a remonrfrance againri tib change, becaufe the falary of the offli e Wa- Goool- a year, and that ...

... W'h-tevcr fuc e'i th :: icuicy lcit 't with in bodily irnfirmi- tics, they are gencrally bafled by difor~mrs of the min(A. TAOlINTON. Certain it is, that where confidence is not placed by a full and conmplete difclofurc of tha cauif of tli, diG afe, the remedy is ap- pli--d as it wer at random, and the odds .u e always againit the pa.ient's recovery. Io this perhaps it is principally owing ...

... HIGH I ATJ.1 Avr. LONDON ITRiGE ';HIS DAY. :A~orning S niii. m fi r n, Lvning s'in, aftcr 9 ...

... Of all- the pantomimes of a comnic nature produced of late under the form of an Hdrlequinade, Pufs in I P.- > A t- -- .- 1ob - , . . - floats brought forward Jait night for the firll time at the RoyA Amphitheatie, may be fet down as unrival- led. This: celebrated and laughable ilory owes its birth, pare `i7tage, and edcication-to the wonderful Mo- ther Goofe ; but in its prefeint admirable ...

... i . F;ami1t:e OANDON GAZETTE, May 30, x8oi. ?? 30 18.. * ~~~Adheisfty-.Dgc:, May 30, r~r . Naiad, mn E.vSiraay5 M'ay r7, 180I. Sir-'The boats belonging to tbe.Naiad and, Phmton' manned ,bv Volunteer lCIccrs, fearnen, and mnarines -under the direajion -of Lieutenant Marihall, (zft) of the Naiad, highlydiftinguilbed thlemcflvos on ihe night of the x6th by the capture of La Alcudia, and ...

... I E M i - l C.LONPON:~. , ,,S0 N'p;i!'s -I -7- ~ ?? WuR~v.W4T JLrU9.- f~v, -e ?? cerrefp~ondence betweeti tlher Government of ibis country and that ef Finc 1ili~oi'nues-and thefitiie fecrecy' is 'pl eferved on, both fi'des 6 ithelv te'r. ;The ,public 'nOw\ very well how-to appreciate the:c aiips.of .thofe wbo pretend to be acquainted with the ?? what har pailed. To ?? for this fecrecy is jufit ...

... IPIPER/AL PARLIAEJfNT. HOIUSE OF LbRDS, THUR AY,JUTIfY | YViterday all -the redmaining Bins that had palfed the two -Ionfies, received the Royal Alfnt by Commiflion. The SCoin mifloners were the Lord Chanceilor, the Earl of Chatham, the Earl of Leicefter, and the Earl of RoFslyn. After the Royal Affent had beer. given in the ofual form, the Lord Chancellor (for the Lords Conmmiiffloners) ...

... The Royal Amphitheatre, Wcfiminfler-bridge, was again crouded laft night with the moft ?? o~lre/^_nA A.._ tob cnaradters in town. The pantomime of the Fairy abounds with every degree of excellence, and never did the genius of Laurent fhine with greater lufre than as the-clown in this piece. The fpe6fracle of Britifh Glory in Egypt ftill proves the admiration of every be- ioilder. The new ...

... ClTr BUSINESS. Yeferbay the Lord Mayor held a Court of Corn- Council at Gnildhall ; prefent feven Aldermen, I Recon dr and upwards of one hundred and ty Commoners. rhe proceedi gs of the ]all Court being read and firmed, and the ufial bufinefs of hearing petitions, Co Ii of lOafes, and ?? of others being finifhed, 0IVWilliam Roberts wvs dcfled a Governor of S thomas's -6fpital; snd Mr. Jofeph ...

... - -In confequence of a public difpute bc- tween Mr. Dutton, author of The Dramatic Cen- for, and Mr. J. T. Allingham, author of 'feve: ral elfeeired farces, a meeting took place on Fri.: day morning, at twelve o'eIock, on Stockwell. Grqeno-After fome converfation between the fe- conds, relative to a point of etiquette, the right of the firft fire was determined (by an appeal to chance), in ...

... At. artb* (BY A CORZpON1;1,, ) Whether M. Otto. can boaff of noble know not, his talents and integrity IaI.. where be. is. V ?? fays_ 4ies hornines font, gaux ce ?? pi , C'ct'tla fe-le vcrtu qui fait la M. Otto is a native of Alface, alt. years of age, an excellent fcholar, as t oab t tleman in his-manners ; had been 'an aei as fore the revolution, but A1roady 'onje tim peN ; to that period he ...

... IIMPERIAL PAIRLMMENT GREAT BRITAIN IROF CBEAT P RITAINv AND IRELAD.VS HOUSE or COMMONS, Nov. z. Mr. S PsEPeR llaving taken the Chairat four o'clock, reported to the Hoafe his Majefy's moll gracious An. fwer te their Addrefs prefented to him on Saturday laft, thanking his faithful Commons for their loyal and dutiful Addrefs, and- their exprellions of attachment to his Majefty's 1Prfon, Family, ...