... would be an ppolrtunitx of difcu ffing it on a future day. 'He then brought up a Bil, li0ich was read a firft time. The Noible Duke again -ddrefled the Houfe, and ob- I ferved, that the Commitee of ,their Lordfhips, which fat 1 on the high Price of Provifion3 ...

... Chancellor of the ri Exchequer. . Lord Eldon, Lord High Chancellor. El The Earl df Chatham, Prefident of The t Council. tl Duke of Portland, Slecretary of State for the Home Department. Lord Hawlkefbury, Secretary of State for ri the Foreign Department ...

... and probably by the Sovereign of Prussia also, whose si~ter, but a short time since, was given in marriage to our preseat Duke of York ! By time Hanmburgh mail, which arrived on Monday night, there was an overland dispatch fronl Iudia, dated Calcutta ...

... hla(l itnie 'particularly ?? his attentiona. A xc'tllci Duke was there stated to have been cihart- ed .witb a bmrach if goudj maantrs and 'ud'eeess. ' klkechl lcrowli character of tlhe .,;.oblc Duke plactd hinit far above such an impniptation, and it vaas ...

... foitl hiovirsberg, I ih Abbe Ufai iIc, on oi tite ablest atilheinza- itcilas ot Europj, nleod atthicci l to the VicdtTz-6t Duke d'An, ouldetn asl is ,iPI cettor, [las 1)ut an t*4 to his 1i:- .it zl 'I(fizi-, b) stabbing hitt- self tl tongli tile Il-art ...

... oaLs, in ?? course of thle d.av. INlonday evening, about halt pa ...

... the Nlarquisate of'Senegaglia, and the Lordship of -Abrazzo and Certiso The Prince of Parma has been ac. knowledged as Grand Duke ofTuscarny, at Mad- rid, and there havc been great rejoicings and il- luminations upon the occasion. His Royal Higl- ness was ...

... ed to be laid before Parliament, for its concur- rence, in the course of next week. H-]is Majesty is to be Patron, and the Duke of York, as Com- mander in Chiet; President of this great national institution. The sons of the soldiery. who have been longest ...

... N, Yane ix. The Gazette of Saturday ?? t&ittined orders by his Majeav, dated Kew., t9h of May and Junc -, authbriiing the Dukes of Clarence, Kent, and CdtuVbelrlind; Princes Auguftus, Adol- phus, and Witllitwi of Gloucefler; ?? ot Hefre Caffel, Ptkes ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, 'uly 14. It is faid, that the ancient title of Duke of Lancaller will ibon be revived in the perfon of Prince Adolphlus. Prince Auguflus, it is ex- pe~ted, will be created a Duke at the fame time. ' 'Ti''L'brcijptionLat 7loyd's,-for the relief ...

... Females. 'of Perfses. Bedford, ?? ,z,8S9 30,523 32,370 63,393 Berks, 19,586 50,577 53,675 104,248 Buckingham,..-.- : Cambridge, 14,g93 39,604 40-S.8 80,112 Chelter . ?? 34,r69 9 f,949 9S' 38 9qo,o86 Cornwall, ?? 3z,2ao 87,93 3 96,o64 183,997 Cumberland ...

... days fince in the neighbourhood of WVal.e id ham Green, and about Coolnbrook, Windfor, Ot ill Exeter, Brighton, Thetford, Cambridge, and in 2( fe various direffions the wheat harveft has partially on commenced, f1 Ve The importation of wheat during the ...