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... broogist in a Bill for re-building Drssry-ase .Theatresi1'der certain regulations. Read a first, and~ordered. to be read a second timle. I asd The Parniras Pstiing Bill %Vas read a third tlme,wn asd *Mr. M. .FtTGRALDaii presenteda Petitio from the Roman ...
... D)wyer, the Cotolediai, (lite of the Norwich Thleatre), has euuigiated to Afli-riia. lie made Isis debut ont the 3otsto-i Stage (Newv Elnglan) on the 18thi of Naim-io Belcour, in Tihe WVest lsidiai, and sustauned the claracter with touch applausv. 'Ihie ...
... ' This is said in the Courier news-paper of the 29th. ,f August. I did not so understand the -mat- ter nor do I, upon ,a second look at the decree, so understand it nw. It. maybe 'considered as being rather bold,todiffer from so wise .a man as the. Editor ...
... year 1 O4. It was on the 9th of April 1802, that the continuation wasproposed byMr. AD- 'DINGTON; -but, notice, of his intention havingbeen before given, Mr. ROBSON. on the 2nd of April, moved for certain papers, -showing the nature of - the affairs of ...
... fromil Iight to left, lie afterwards rode li the sarn e manier.a'ltng the rear fronm left to right. After he had reviewed the second line in the b tme manner, a signal gun was fired, and that spe- cies ,gf firing called a feu-de-joie took place; it be- gan ...
... Bdill wvas ?? up fron) the C'OIflFli-, by Zilr. Tj.iliington atid othvr e1 nber .- Pelcdirs tine, and ordered to be read a' second titne to-Inor- 31. Jolilm, from the O.cc of Ciaef Secretary of Ireland, Prks:ntcd certain Prcsentuieints of Gralld Juries ...
... With respect to the other aniend ments'madertb the bill, the House of Commons acceded.to the6m - Counsel were heard on the second reading ofja bill for erecting a county gaol at Cupa F-ifie Mr >Adam, jun. on behalf of Mr Adami and ot hjrheri- tors of the ...
... -was read a second tines, and dommitted for this !d day ?? till AMendeysj ' IIOUSE or COMMONS. I, Mr. Rost brought in a Bill p'rnsittinig thle Exportation of Tbcco P11c Clawhiich w~as reaed a first titue, and ordered. ise ro be read a second tines on Mlonday ...
... Scotch Excise, CharitF, arnd thle bd-ees- trotlrnient MillN were severally read a Xirst thle, anid oafdrad to be j dre .&a second time to-. orrow. Mr. Lollnatalt postponed, suicr DLS, lis motion repedbiog' a t irrin CtaiqlaTIit. | r tI LvSSLFf OLE olnttliet~d ...
... to Lthe 3th from' Phi!adelphia; and to the .ith ult. with every description of Journals from New York,-. The Declaration of April arrived at New York on the ist of Jane, and this document was considered so decisive as to the perseverance of this country ...
... . The Marquis of LANSDOWNE explained ;-after which the bill was read a second time, and the House adjournjed. TUESDAY, APRIL Several bills on the table were ?? in their, stages .. Lord GROSVENOR gave notice,..that after the re. cess he should particularly ...
... PRIrVATE CORRESPONDENCE. ' yal s ' London, April 20, ? past seven, P. M. 1Y) si The mail, which has arrived to-day from He. ng ~ ln a ligoland, brings a variety of letters from thence to er the 28th inst. and letters and papers from Hamburgh ey to the ...