... LaIlDoll. SATUlDAYJ APRIL 14. MIr. Fox gave notice laft night in Parliament, v tieQon rei. zive to tlhe defence of the country Fridl-. next. The Minifter in reply to a quef. ;r. on the fubje*5t, expreit himfilf 4 that the rlatior s between this country and Ruffia were :- *s could render the produaion of papers im. prioer. The Minifcer will produce his B'udget 0.1 'ednefdeyx fe'unight.- - - -l ...

... PoRTSAC5UTH. SATUR-DA-, A-PIUL -4. .SATLTRDA~Y JPR L,4 There is reafodn to believetldt ath expeditior from this po'rt, Willi fpedily procee'd Againttifohe: of the ~~~~~- - .AatA - - T-0- AIkAtP enemny'as pofelions,- in whkicj the Athenian, Infiex_ Br r ible, and Chicheiter, are tobeeniuployed. They I 4a I are vitualled for eight months;-,.abd Capt. iayer, re Iman was -yefterdgy ...

... FROM -UESDAYS LONDON GAZETTE. ADMtRALTY-OFFICEs JUNAa6. Extra& of a letter from Vice-Admiral Rainier, Cornman- der in Chief of his Maiefty's ihips and vellels in the Eaft Indies. to the Secretary of the Admiralty, dated on board the Trident, in Bombay Ilsrbour, 24th June, 1804. Tho, Albion and Sceprre captured the Clariffe French privateer, of tz guns and 157 men, oil the 2ift of Decem- ber, ...

... LonMoIx. SATIURDiY, SEPTEMBER 29. _The Britifh MIerchants trading to Spain waited vefterdav on Lord Harrowby, Secretary for the Foreign' Department, to requeft that our Govern- ment would allow thofe fhips now freighted with goods for that country, to fail unmolefted to their various deffinarions. Ithe proprieiy of allowing the immediate departure of veffels with grain to Ttlicve the Spaniards ...

... LIRR.AAY SGClr.TIE,4 .. , Ma. EIorow .-Thefuccesful proirefs of tbe plan nbw proceeding upon in thefe towns, fora literary eRablifhrnent, 1 of a general defuription, renders alMolt fuperfiuous the en- : deavours of an individual, to infigate tmb- townfmen to le the encouragerient of a meaftir, promaifing smuch plbjiic le tnd private adyintage. TI. thall., with Mmor Iin coismsn prg- r priety, ...

... - - - --- - - I - ---- . ? rrO.L the LONDON GAZETTE, May 5. I BY EXPRESS. fc 11,,-turTs.-W. . Millett, of Rufhforth-hall, cot. ir ,;ppifl~r C. Wootton of Bath, dealer. S. Grecthatai w t Unla1ie grocer. 1. Levi, of Rarnfgate, dealer, W. tl ejndbic, of Chpfler, dealer. S. Holinden, of Sevenr w 1nilier. .Hayes, of Maidaone, paper-maker. J. Xrrovrminth, of Ch~-ier, baker. M. Cannan, of.iEtL e IC ...

... SATURDAY, VEBRUk.,ky 4. The fupper given by the Prince at Brighton was ftrved up in two feparate rooms, in one of which his Roval fHiglnefs pretided, and in the other the Duke of Norfolk. Among the comally who par tool of the enrertainmernt were, their Royal Hi;ah- neffics the Djkes of Clarence aod Kent ; the Dukes of Norfolk, Orleans, and 1Ylontpenfler ; Earls Egremont and Guildford; Lords ...

... npiliftrga Learla;t .HOUSE OF LORDS.- JULY 2.3 Several Bills were forwarded-in thir- refpedive ftages,'. Two petitions were -prerlnred' .againt the Bill for Abolithint the Sjavt '.Trade, from. Me. hants of Liverpool and Mortgagees uf W4 India property, praying tabe heard by Coun.- tel. Adjourned. - ' HOUSE OF COMMONS New wirite ordCred for AyleJbury and Bucking ham. Various accounts of the ...

... I- I ;i n4 --Z 11 ?411 From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 22. BY EXPRESS. BAr4;RVPTS.-3. Took, of Methwdld, grocer. 'W. Wingfield, of Mor'treal, merchant. D. Roberts,of Chef- ter, ironmonger. W. Wakeford, of Horfham, ihonkeeper. J. R~deing, of Liverpool, and W Lever, of Manchefter, mei-chancs. J. Dethick, of Dneby, grocer.' T. -and J. Parkinfoni of CoItman.ftreet, druggifs. Mary Moore, of ...

... -5f~ ., -; H, I USE Of LORDS. L i I' u -3. The Roval Alfent was vir cIAkCH -3.] The Royal Affent was granted Stby Loamiflionto the 22000o .Exchequer Bills Ih the'fot'r Irifhi Duty Bills the Neutril'Ships :' tifI 'the Sugar W-arehdufing Bill, Alderian 'Boy e dull's Ldttery Bill, a'nd nine other Bills. 'The d -rComrifoners were the L'ord Chancellor, Lords 5 ?sXaw ZUrY ,Apd' Walingfiam. Mr. ...

... :h SATURDAY, tAICH 24. Ls Rape oFHaftings VoIunteersmW. P. Lamb, tfiq. tebe Captain; S. Reevcs, Gent-. to.ie Lieutenant. On Sunday, ia LonIdon, ihe 'Right IHon. the d Lord Mayor, and Shcriffs,. &c., went in ftate from A n the Manfion-Houfe, to the Church of St. -Peter le-. I Poor, and heard divine fervice, and ai exceflent I Le fermon, preached by the Lbrd Bifhop of Chichef- v ter, for the ...

... squ T rW VOLXTKvM HS. 'We are forry'to ftate tiat the unhlappy diifentions in this valuable corps are in the' famne flate, aud are not lik-ely to terminate, without high, legal appeal.. Much blame, we fear, will in the end be att rbutable smewvbere, for tile moft . il-tued agiration of the risoft iWl.plicd quetlion, ever of I fered to the public mind, in an hour when concilatory una- nimity ...