... and agreed to, except the In chute, for extending • the an to three years. con;erfetion to It place between Sir John ice-wocrt, hit. Grattan and Lord llowick, Mho Lived the tecellity limbing it to one year; d the Chancellor efihe Exchequer, Mr. Be. 'chord ...

... rigstes—•id all nine fTventy.feven tranfports armed at Toulon, of which fortyelree are laden with Flores and ammunition, and thirty.four carrying five hundred and twenty horfes : try four tranfpo.ts armed at Marfeilles, Nice and Antibes, with cavalry ...

... d Chi .f Baron Eyre, to be Chief Juflice of the Cou.t of Common Pleas, Sir Archibald Macdonald, to be Lord Chief Baron, Sir John Scott, Attorney General, Mr. Milford, Solicitor General. Mr. Graham, Mr. Anflruther, Mr. Plomer, Mr. Grant, Mr. Garrow, ard ...

... sot agree to the mitinn, es the preen' was not the time when fuch ties could wit► propriety be lard before the Hoag. Mr. Grattan (Nerved. that , hit Colleen. lion Aft was geserated in fplien, and fbould be referred to at little es p ffible. Th;s Ad goes ...