... and. the fiums in the hands of the feveral treafurers'on the ift of J~nu- t ary, z 80o. This motion was handed up to the Speak- er, but he'refufing to put it becaufe it was uot previ. oufly feconded, the Honourable Gentleman obferved t that, in .^e Irith ...

... with the laws of his country, and qi the forms and orders of the Houfe of Commons. ti, The LOLD CHANCELLOR addreffed the new Speak- F er, and faid thliat his Majefty, fully fenfible of the great of fervices he had for years rendered his couritry, andd his ...

... betweeri religion and morality is put as firongly by a miniflerial piper of yeflerdavy 5s we re- colleft ever to have feen it. Speak ing of Paris, he. fays, Moiriality is Pxaninaj/$ed, but religion begins to.ravive a little. j i I ...

... ing forty Members prefent, an adjournmeint took' 1lace. .1V'e underhand there ie were Ayes, iS; Noes, 3. Mbjqrity for the Speak.- er's leaving the Chair, a r. I ...

... called Ait nnIG'rot'i, and otlher Members, whlo con- tendd tat c hd io rioght to tojjtis vai'r~tu Lehin al ittsr O 1t or i e speakes a :IzIeIeJbewe hint and the par of thec fr~ ,which hevwas l~ost x plan Mr.A.'t 0s'antIMd IJx- 5c!- t td'lt tt 'the oraders ...

... He observ- ed, that notwithstanding, the apparent una- nimity that prevailed, he was confident, that sf this were Me ra t speak ozui ehxir real tkoughts, there never Divas a period of les. unanimity than this. Mte differed from' those. 'who called the ...

... the agents . - t- Letters have been received over-Ian& from Bombay, dated*at that Presidency onh the 20th of August, which speak in confi- dent terms of the death of the King of Cabul, who died early in the'. nbontI of April, while on an expedition to ...

... measure is already in con- templation seems to be c r-oborated by the Laguafge of those public prints, which are well Enown to speak the sentiments of the -Presidnt. These prints were, when the ast. advices' arnm away, circulating, with 'great assitdity,, ...

... United States, and having acquired a competent know- ledge of the siwlation and resources 6f the country, of which we are speaking. His reasons for obtaining the cession are, 1. to provide the French A'Vest-Indies with a never-failing supply of limber ...

... and jeffamine, although a great mailer of the. Profoqnd has infinuated that a ?? and he once committed a faux pas together. Speaking of a dried brook, he fays- Won 'oy the Summer's inmpvrttznig ray, Tb' eoping Stream did from her channel fPray- And with ...

... at a Reflaurateur's :-during their repaft they were talkling very freely againflt the Government, the Navy, Army, &c. &c. Speaking of the latter, M. de Choifeul obferved, that the Gene- ,rals were cut-throats, plunderers, &c. &c. Unfortu- nately for him ...

... the 'Mississippij and with it, of the fur trade,- which has' hitherto been confined to Canada. Of 'this subject we shall speak more- msiitely. hereafter; in the mean. time,- let. his *esty's miniis- ters remember; -that another- large portion of the ...