... qpun-bap'o poot. N the debate inl the House of Lords on Friday Iniht, Lord Mulrave ackinowledged his ig;uo- race ot Lord Chatham's iai rative when lhe advis- ed tlcarslver to thle City Addressand declared,if lie bad tInowa itl he should have said, that the matter was then irtia train of inquiry. Tluiirsciday in tile House of Commons, the Spea ker ordered the Seijeatit at Armns to bring Mr. ...

... Jall- ?17. Lieut. Col. F'rancis lale Y'iglly is auppointed Co- lonel of the Eusterwbat uziollt! 1> ;c.x :Militil, vice i301ll0c, deceased; Maiwo salnuel Chialles Camne, to be Lient. CoIinllel, vicc Rigby ; amid Capt. Jutna- th an Josiall Chli i IS)pher NVatsso l, ti) [b9 Mli rt, vice Carv e. AlIl dated Jatn. AiC, I ll), Gazette. M\Iemibers of Volunteer Ci1p, traln.sferring their scrvices into ...

... C,'MIBRIDGE, Oct. 26. dTuL Iv Robert Davi ss'nfClate 1I1idi Edward Ihill., of fit. Johrs :cttlle;,e, XInt\ .Stttol lo '1itr frity college; and 11obert C(ttOinglitll, of Pe~el- hor.se, were atiitited- to the deuree of 1'. A. Vedinewsav the Rev. Geo. .ilenilard, of Sidnev col. was admitted to thedegree of B.. Y Iiy i\andile. 'I'le 'Rev. 'Tbus.. Kay Itfmte, of CILure-I1ill, ,S elected Senior ...

... Ull c -a n c 0 Da P'o-1pag* HOUSE OF LORDS,:-MONDAY. [IF 101511P' o0 EXETER-presenrtcd a T Petition from the Clergy of his Lordship's Diocese, against acceding to the demands of the Roman Catholics. Lord KING spoke against the interference of the Clergy in political matters; and sarcastically adverted lto the numberof persons itn Holy Orders who fill various offices in lay corporatiolls. The ...

... a. . : l 4-, -; ltarvo} 221. Tucsday hllst the 11ev. Chal& Johi TRidley, , A.7 K as iitstitut tdtothe Wetcris 'of Ilaing alld Iest 1-tirling,.lyoeh ill this colliltv, on thL, pr-e f ?? of hholai aiffii Ridity Colbomic, Esq.' of' West.Uiariing. t BtitTts.-Ot the l'3f inst. the Lady of Robert ,Sayer, lEts. of Sibian i'ark, of it son and heir- eif 'at~l e Iietsthtt npt{ii.trd ^, aIIl, Stke twiti ...

... Tr r F Jaw eien papers are filledwvsith the detail of a Negr o conspi racy, said to have beeni ?? by the fidlity- jf a slav e. Thle plot is ~descrlibed ais L'X- tremrelv suangut nary atdd /'ornudably eutenisire btat in the present tstae of the minas of the Colonists we must allow for a great deal of exaggterstiou, and Iterhtapeven fir suiti 1tositive fiction. 'The N'ws q'irnes-thie best ...

... froaplo jpoot. LOY\'DO.N JGAZETT'E EAkTRAOI1NARY? . Do..nine-A-ect, October 21, 1801. Dispatch, of which the following is a copy, A was this dav received (in duplicate)' at the Office of the R'ight Hon. Lord Hobart, one of bik Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. * ead-Rtlu&ters-, camp bctbreJlerroendria, Sept. 5. M v Lord. I have noiv the satisfaction to in- rorm your Lordship, that the ...

... Smoapplo Post. t E have the pleasure to announce tl(halciii', ' Majesties aiid the Royal Family blive re. 'larned to Windsor, where thev arrived ots Tuog&t Vkv night in perfect health from Weynmouth. The cerenmony of the ?? the Parlia- meIt, pro fornz, agreeably to-liis Majesty's last Proclamation,, to0ok place on Tuesday. - The Lord 'Chancelloi, Lord Hobariand Lord Pelham attended on the ...

... a-il al aoPA I ?? IN) 5 t., ^ rw s, 1 d, by o0rder otf 1i l, '.j~iAlMaj S`iyj in Guqrfir, Itr the adopli(n si *ttvet7ery mensuri pre ...

... lo'not. ' iUNDAY morning the Royal Family attended c Divine Service at St. George'AChapel, Wiadsor,! where they, heard a Sermon preach- by the Rev. Dr. Langfdrd, fiom ?? xxath' Psalm, and 11 th and 12th verses. Thou hast turned fur me nmy miourning into clanc- ins, thou hast put off my sackcloth, antd girded mc with gladness. To the enl that my. glory may sing praise to thee, antd not be ...

... q Z-11loapC', IP05t. F RID.3'Y Lord William Russel moved tle Order of the D)ay for the House of 1F, Coriruits to resolve itself into a Corn- anittee on the Bill for granting relief to paupers, arid exemptinig persons in certain cases fiom pj,!ing' the poor rates.' The Attorney G'neral ohketeed, that the pruriency of Legisfrhon was u thillng 1niich to be lanlteod, as the multiplying acts ot ...

... !Ps'IlvMC. July 23. Orders have been issued from *t,e WarOffice, to re, dice ?? of Cavalry to the following Est.a- bluishtment, viz,-1 Cotonel, I Lieutenant Colonel, 2 Majors, 8 Captainq,- 8dUeuteuanits, 8 cornetsj 8 Troolp Scrjeant-Majors, 24 Sevjeants, .,A Corporils, 37S Pri- vatteS nioustiel,,8O ditto (4ismllnuited, Thu1rsday the .Sth Dragonri *G(tiaras .xuarcled illto this town, on their ...