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. : • .P.sRLI.IIrENT.IRr PROCELDIA GS. . , HOUSE OF COMMONS, FEBRUARY z. Mr. G. MILLS gave notice, that he would. or Mnoday fe'n t•.i;h: more, that there Mould be lalir.-efor, the Hour, copies of the Dapatches received f(tons Mitior General Prcvolt and Lord La. .dnr•,fon, relative to the attacks made force time liner by the I`. nehetort Squedrcui ana the Wands of Dominica, St. Kitt's and 'M.:is; fluting alto the Captures made and the LoCfes fuitained in colikquence of there attacks. - . SUFPLISS. Mr. ALPXANDPR brought, up the Report of the Committee of Supply, when the different Reinlutions were read and agreed to. Mr. ALPXANDPR then, In purfuanee of the Refolutinns, I,,..ught he Malt Duty Bill. and the Land Tax anti Pennon I wiiieh were read a Orlt time.—Ordered to be read a 1. mild time un Monday nett. • • INDIA AFFAIRS. Mr. WALLAEMo;tciirihe prodn&on of a great variety of papers relative to the tranfaaions in refpeaing the Nabob of Oude. This fubjca, h.: said, had been lately brought before the Houle by an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Paull), who had made a untidier of charges, which the papers now moved for were calculated to repel, and, betides, to throw much light on the whole tranlaliuns. Thole Pap:•-s principally confined of carats horn the let ices 01 the Governor General, relative to our cunnec tittn with the Nabob of Chide. Mr. PAULL expre'led his forptife and ditratisfac tinn that Inch delay Iliould have or( tiered in bringing forward the papers which had been Lime time since ordered, pursuant to his motion, and withed to know from the Right Itinourable Gcutlersi.ui ashy filch .delay had occurred ? Mr. WALLACE replied, that, according to the i terms of the orders alluded to, which left to the Board of Controul a difcretion Of confidering which of the papers the Honourable Gentleman moved for could be produced, conlittentlf with the intereft of the pub lic fervice, that Board had taken the fubjea into their • firious confideration, and as loon ;s their decifino could be formed. the orders of the Houle would be complied with. Mr. PAULL obferved, that the papers hehad mov ed for were fo efential to the ends °quake, par iicu early with regard to the Nabob of Gude, that he thought it incumbent on the Board of Confined to come forward and mate the reafons why they declined to lay them before the Knife. Mr. WALLACE begged the Honourable Gentle man to reeolleta, that the papers he referred to had not been refufed. Mr. WALLACE went on to for the copies of feveral letters, addeeffed by the Refidents at the Court of Oude, &c. to the Governor General in Council ; the letters of Governor Duncan, Generals St Vincent and Craig, &c. from the year 1785 to that of 1801, together wick the political letters of Lord Cornwallis, to the Court of Direacrs, during tke fe vetel years of his government in India. Theta motions were agreed to. Mr. WALLACE then mentioned, that as allulinn bad been frequently made elfewhere to a letter ad &Aid by the Court of Direants to the Governor Geoera: and Council of India, for the purpofe of an nulling the appointment of the Honourable Henry Wells & y to the office of Lieutenant General of cer tain provinces which had been transferred to our do minion, be thought it neceffitry to fay that no fuch letter had ever been fent out. Such a letter had no doubt been tranfmitted by the Court of Diteaors to the Board of Controul ; bin that Board had thought proper to refute fending it to India, but returned it to the Direaors ' accompanied by a letter containing the leafolis of that refufal. Drafts of the original letter .end the reply it was his with to have !aid before the l'louk in order thaYa fubjea which ltad been much 4nini..:letrted upon litould be fully underllood. The Right Honourable Gentleman tuhruitted motions ae cut uingly, which west agreed to. PUBLIC GRAVIIUDF—PROVISION FOR LADY . NELSON. Lord CASTLEREAGH appeared at the Bar with a Meffage trim his which was deli vered in, and read from the Chair by the Speaker, ai ftAlows : "..GE.CRGE R. v lii. 11.1,j-fty hint taken into his Royal confideratino the fp! , ihit! an.onit and heroic achievements of the late Vice Admiral Lord Vifeouet Nelfon. lculet of the Bath, during a life (pent in ftrvice of his Country, and tctroinateil by a glorious death, it the mooned of vidloryt and bring defirous of granting to his lholdow: Lady Vif.onntifs Nelfon ' an annuity of awe'. for the t ,, in other natural life, recommetids to his fait hiol Commons to confider the left mode of fccuriog the fame, fur the benefit of the 1.1.1 Lady." Lord CASTLEREAGi-I moved, that the Houfe fh.nild on Monday relclve itfelf into it Committee for the put pore of taking his f‘fajelly's moll gracious tlaffage into contideration.—Ordered. PROVISION FOR LORD CULLINGWoott. Lord CAS TLEREAGH tliwOdelivered another Isletrage, which was read as follows: " GEORGE R. " His Majeßy having taken Into his Royal confiderftion the m'nu seen ""r••••.--. &price of Cuthbert Lord Collingwood, Vice Admiral of tit. Blue, to tn. .ver.meanwshis and &ate Vi&nry obtained by hit Majeity's fleet under Lora Welton, off Cape Trafalgar, and his condtid after the aelion, which was • honourable to himfelf, and highly beneficial io the United King dom, and being deftrous of conferring on him a doititigui&ed Mark of his favour, has thuoght fitrto grant to him and the twp met heirs of the title of Baron Cußingwood, an annuity of hOciel. But his Majtfty not having It In his power to grant any enmity beyond the the time of his own life, recommends to his ialtitful Commons to confider of the heft Moen; of fettling and ft. enema the fame in the moil iffedlual manner, hi conformity to Lis htijefty's intentinta." It was ordered, on the motion of Lord Cattle-. raao r that the Houle Ihouldi nit Mooday, go into a tommittee to confider of this Menge alto. • PROVISION FOR SIR R. STRACHAN. Lord Calllrreagh then delivered a third Melrose, to the I,silsawittg effca : • o ckoßoß R. " His Blajefly being &limas of conferring 3 &fetal mark of favour and approbation on Rear Adniiral Sir IL &traction. ha the capture of a French Iquadr"ii. and the valour and &ill d'flabyed by him ow that occafloo, has granted to him an annuity of 10 oh. for the term of his natural In , . and tub to his fittlifid Common. to confider she 1011. mode of brining ten fame." It was ordered tint the Houle Rune. on, Mon de?, go into a Commit tee to confider of thin hlelrage • - MONI!MENT TO M tiP0.2 1 19 CORAVALLIS. Lord CAS save notize, th A t nn tirmilay he thould move the !burt to ;midi-ell P Hajelty. to crileesa hlnennstot in be erelled to t h e Alma:, of the latc Cornwallis. st%ljr•ttrne,l. • LONDON. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3. PRICE OF STOCK+ THIS DAT AT ONE O'CI.CCIC; Catfols 6s—'or ateotat 6 ii—Rcduesd 61t. ' PRICE Cr STOCKS ON SATURDAY .3 per C. ace. An 64{111 I India Bonds, 3 4. perm 3 per Cent. Conf. 64 Imp. Ann. 9 1-16 4 per Cenl. 791 Ezeheq. Bilk 3s. 41. prem. 3 per Cent. Nary 97 1 I Englilh Tickets 191.191. 6 Long Ann. :7 9 . 1 1 I Conf for ace. (Ai.; On Saturday we laid before out: Readers the firft coma copy that has yet been given for the arrange ment fur a new Adminifiration fubmitted to the Kik* on Friday by Lord Gar oryttce for his MAJISTY.t apprcbAtion. We Rated to our Readers at the fame time, that his MAJSTST informed Lord GREW/MLR that he would return an anfwer within fortreight hours. Accordingly, in the courfe of Saturday afternoon, a mefrage was fent to Lord GR STILLS, commanding his attendance at the Queen's Houle, to receive his 'MAJESTY'S commands refrelling the new Admini firation. His Lordfhip, in confequencc, waited on the Kisc at a quarter after eight in the evening, and continued with his Maissry above an hour. His Lordfhip left the Queen's Houfe without re ceiving his MAJarry's definitive commands. To Rate every rumour that this gave rife to, would be indif , creel and indelicate. We cannot, however, fee any impropriety in informing the Public, that we du not underfiand any fpecific objeftion was made by his MAJCITT to any part of the arrangement we laid be fore the public on Saturday. But, if we are correftly informed, a note, which was fubjoined to the lift, in duced his MAJaSTY to fay he " mutt reconfider it." Tie Note referred to Rated, hat it was hoped his ?bizarr would permit a military council to esift, to confult with his MAJESTY upon the heft means for the defence and fccurity of the country. This gave rife to a quenion, whether it was meant the Adminiftra. tion fhould interfere with he command and direftion of the Army ? to which Lord Gum vir.t.i an fwered, that as he and his intended colleagues would be refponlible for the fafety and defence of the Country, they deemed it neceffary that they fhould be privy to the regulations of the army at this critical junfture; that nothing was further from their inten tions than to meditate any thing that could give the flighteft difpleafure to his MAJESTY, but that, under the circumftances of the country, their conduit might, no doubt, eventually interfere with the direftion.of the military force. His MajiliTY thin raid, that he mull reconfider it." To us it appears of importance that the public mould know the real ground of the delay that has taken place in fettling the New Miniftry—That it has arifen from a collateral point only, and not from any objeßion to the form and Rrueure of the build ing. We have, therefore, Rated the faEt, that the public may not be mifled by idle and unfounded MOM'S. After Lord GRINVILLP left the Milieu proceeded to Carleton Houle, but the Prince was at the Opera, His Lorcilhip then went to the houfe of Earl S►Ew cea, .n St.•James's Place, where he was met by the Marquis of Bucatwon•m, Earl of CARLISLE, Mars. Fez, Se s MAN, and GRIT. They remained in con: foldrtion about two hours; in• the courfe of which Lord Getertzcz difpatched a letter to the Prince of , WALES. Lord Havraassuay had an audience of his M*. `.l Cbodhire. Poltfoned. County of yerlerday morning, at the Queen's Houle.— The Dike of You had alfo an audience of his Mik is:Ty, which tailed from three to fix o'clock, and its the evening Lord HAWRISBUZY had another inter view, which lafied from eight o'clock till ten. This morning alfo there has been much aitivity and hurtle among our Statefmen, but at the time our Paper was put to prefs, we could not learn that any thing definitive had been fettled. We ought how. ever to hate, that by command of the Kinc, corn• municated to Lord GRENVILLE tall night, his Lord• fhip had anolier interiiew_ with his MAJESTY at the Q2een's Honk this afternoon. At the hour at which we put bur paper to prefs, it was impollible to know the refult, but we are inclined to augur a favourable refult of an affair In important to his &Weary, his Family, and his People. Since o- r I,ll,foer II ansbdrgis Mails Imre arrived. —Only one. new remains due. French and Dutch Taws te the 24111 ult. (one day later than thole we announced on Saturday) have alfo arrived. The criotents of the foreign journals, though they may deferve a perulal, have become comparatively o u importair. The War is over for the prefent, on the Continent, except in the South of Italy, and there it moll loon terminate. All the force that Ruffia and has in that quarter or can fend thither, would lie of no avail to face the Kingdom of Naples, now that NAPOLEON has no other immediate objet on which to engage his immenfe army. ' The KING Of SWEDEN has relented a Note to the Diet of the Empire, in which he announces his in tention to take no farther part in its proceedings in the preterit circumflances, while the influence of ufur patina and felfifbnefs continues to predominate. On Sattirdty errning the Ptinee of %VALI s ho poured Earl Cowrie with his company t., dinner-- Lord and Lacy hist.anuatt I, and a (mall (eke party of friend... :alter dined with his .Lordfhip. The Earl nt Mott.' attired yetierday at his honk, in St. Itmcb's•placc, from Scotland, lull& pall' four. • tA 711 E COURT. 011 SAILITJAT, aI tivn o'clock, Ilis MAjr ST? 1,1,1 a Privy Council at the Queen's Palace, which Av•:s at• tended by their Royal Highnclret, Inc Dukes rf YoK CUMBPRLAND, KENT. Suctet, and ; LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of IV,neraosc, Mar. quit Hettioan ilt. CAMDEN. Wes, •Inft LAND, .DaITUOUTIi, Wlll6ll SSSSS and GRANTHAM ; Vif count CesTidasenon, Lords Idlumsenvennd HA , AK NA. BURY. Si! Sr COTTNIALL and Mr. FAULKNER attended as Clerks. His Royal Highnefs the Doke, of Gt.nucssrita was introduced and fw, rn in a Men)h-r of the Privy Council, and took his feat at the board accordingly. The Council proceeded to prick the Sheriffs r:f the different counties for the enf.ting yr:4r, as G.lluw c : Bedfordrhire—William long, of Ketnpfton, Fly. Sedanlrc—j. Ins levet Lthenrood, of Thenurfl, rr q . Bucks—James B.ickwell Pracd, of Tyringloam, ffj Camb. and Hunt —Law. Repot.* of Scurtluw, 1-Iq. Cumberlaud—Jai-ph Dykes Ballantine Dykes. of Dovenby, rig. Dcrbyhire—Francis Bradthaw, of Barton, Efq Devonthlre—William Jackfon, of Cowley, FN. Dorfetfttlre--Edsvaril Williams, of Ilerringltone, Ffq. Effea—Janits Urrtifton, of Clop/ell, Ffq. Glcareefterfhire—W. Lawrence, of Slitirdiurtnn. Ffg. Hereford(hire...Samuel Davies, of Wigunare, Fig. Hertfordihire—D eo . Sullivan Martin, of Sandridze Lodge, Efg. Kan.—John Mart-Won, of Denne Hill, Fig. Leicefteriblre--Frederiek Wm. WoUa(ton, of Shenton. F.fg. Lincolidhirv—Williant Reeve, of Longleadenhant, I Lt. Monmouthtkire..—William Phillips, of Whitton, Liq. Norfolk—John Moyle, of Mount Ida, Eli. Northamptonthlre..—Thotnas Carter, of Edgcott, Efg. Nortkumbertand—Wm. Liofkill, of Tynemouth Lodge, Ffg. Nottinghainthire--SirTbos. WollaßonWhite,of iNailin g -vi ells, EN Oxfordlltlre—Geo. Frederick Stratton, of Great Tow Park, Efq. Ruclandfhire—*Tboatas Hotebkin, of 'feluver, Shropfhire—Williant Botfield, of Marlin Lou, Sig. —Clifton Wheate, of Corfe, Efg. Phlilipsllnge, of Thorpe Conftantine, Efg. Suffolk—Michael Wm. Le Heup, of Bury St. Edmunds, Efq. Surrey—Kennard Smith, of Chearn, Efq, SuSex—William Gortinge, of Khnfton by the Sea, Efq. Woreelleragre—S/r Thoosaa WlUlngton, of Stamford Court, Efq. Yorkfhlre--john Bacon Sawrcy Marrits, of Rokeby Park, Efq. Warwickadre—George Lloyd, of Welkombe, Efq. Wildlife—John Paul Paul, of Allnoo Keynes, Efq. After the Council his MAJZITY gave audiences to Lords Hawcssauav and MULGRAVI, and the Duke of Moo Taos'. Major General Sir A. WILLISLSY has obtained the Colonelcy of the 33d, vacant by the Jeath of the Marquis Coattwat.t.ts. The Hon. LTIIDSIT Butteatt. is appointed Secre• tart' of Legation to the Court of Drefden. The body of Mr. PITT has been placed in different coffins, but the plate upon the ontide one is not yet finifhed. The funeral was at fira ordered by the Earl of CHATHAM. The bufinefs, however, has fince become a national concern, and mutt of courfe be fubjea to the dire&ion of the Board of Works. The coffin ii covered with blackvelvet, the corner mould ings, and other ornaments, are fo highly plated, as to look exaaly like filver : and the infcription, which was fent to the undertaker's (or the great plate, is as follows : The Riett Hon . WM. PITT, only Brother of the Earl *Mawr 11A M. Me of his Mayßye moft Honourable Ptisy Council, Flrft Lord of the Trrafgry, end Chancellar of the Pzeheiner, A Lord of Trade and Plantations, A Comm Mower of the Affairs of India, Conftable of Dovcr Cattle, • Warden, Keeper, and Admiral of the Cinque Ports, Mager of the Trl city Houk, and H sh Steward of the Univerfity of Cambridge. F. P.. S. and M. A. Died 23d January, zBo6, aged 46 years. It is not yet pofitively determined do what day he &all be buried. . On Saturday morning the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, agreeably to the vote of the Finnic of Commons, ilfued orders at his Office for the funeral of Mt. Parr. The body is to lie in Rate in the Painted Chamber ; that and the adj , iining rooms through which the pnblic are to pals, are to be hung with black ; a tern. po►ary platform is to be crated from the Parliament Houfe to Poet's Corner floor of Weliminacr Abbey. Mr. PITT will be interred near the North door, where his father's monument is. Directions were given on Saturday, to make preparations for opening the vault : the body will be removed privately, in a heath, from Raney. CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. The Vice Chancellor of Cambridge has appointed Friday next, the 7th init. fqr the Eleeion of a Reprefentative in Parliament fur That Univerfity. On Wednefday laf came on the elation of com• mon Councilman, for the Ward of Kirk-gate, in the Borough of Ripon, when, after an excellent charge, delivered by Jona WILLIAMSOR, Efq. the Recorder, in which great legal knowledge was evinced, FAO° THBAKITONE, Efq. fon of the worfliipful W. THLAK' rrotta, Efq. the Mayor, was unanimnufly elated ; and we have the pleafure to add, that the appoint• ment will derive lußre from this gentleman's profef feffinnal abilities, and unconquerable alTiduity to the duties of office. At a Wardmote held on Sattireiry for the eleflion of an Alderman for the Ward of (42cenhillie, iu the room of the late Alderman SKINNKK, Mr. DOMVILLf. was returned without opporaion. Winks of great flrength, and extending nearly half a mile oppi , fite to the mouth of Boulogne har. hour, have recently been ciinitruaed to defend the approaches to it. The General Green, from Maryland for Amfler• dam, is on fhnre in the New Dit ppe. The Mary, Balker, of I'4v/cattle, frron London.' is on flowc t•ff Bridlington. On Saturday, Phliaps. the Toll Colleflor at the Newington Turnpike, was fined 4cs. and enlb s to r abating a Mr. raat , And caurcing a tt•11 to which he was not entitled. ICAL !NT' LL IGEN CP. Eat.stnuTti, Jar:. 3t. —Put in &ere the Geaernms Plaitters, .I:LAr rv, for Jamaica, NW a the Weit India eciivey, with Infs of main mall vntrother da mages, bt-hig run foul of by one of the t onvny alfo the ig Chance, SILK, from London, for 'l3 .r -bice, with !Imo. being aiti run foul of by one of the *hove convoy, and teccived much damage Puree Adolphus packer, 13 iet.nsasnx from 1 , 1,w y,,rk, with mail., in :3 days Ino news. Paired this parr yelierday the Li:bon and Oporto Fleet., ennfiging of about 350 fail, under cnn•ny nil. the PTLADri and CANANI, end two other orlds y's (hips, which were joined by fe•eral ver:ls front hence. hailed the Motairrowa lusted brig with a fk-et of Conflem for Wales. Wind N. E. Ft.rreourit, Ts& I —Came in the V legrar large French lugger privateer, of 18 guns Rost 68 man, captured hy the GROWIAIR Sf:o twig of s 6 gnus; :silo the Sorcier French lugger privateer, of r 6 guns , and 6n men, captured by the Arrace hrt of 16 }inns : they fwiled from Sr. Makes cn Tuel . day Ira, for the purple t t 'met rept ing he outward hotnid fleets, but were captured the day tr 11,,wiug Mit/thaw : alfo came in the Nuns, of 31 guns, Disrarcir, of i 8 guns, 1311 , K, of 1( guns, and I,,tuy Motit&u, 14 guns, from A cruise ; N,lfon, from Riga, with Hemp and Iron, 1 - .1 oh.. P-rt ini, Bristol; Fortune, Capt. Bu tarts, 1, om !rrte), !Ad , n with Apples, &c. for Brian'. Sailed •he F• aanve ■ts, of 98 guns, to,joiti the Channel fleet. Came ia tht ENDIMIOUIt. hired armed brig, with a Elect irout the wellwatd, and ExPtalsiou booth. horn a cruizc. PORTSMOUTH, FAL stied Lht Proipern bomb, with ieveral fltiph under c .nvoy fnr the 1) 'wits. FIB. 2.—Arrived the AST a RA ftigate,Capr. Dttrr- BAR, with the Sir Hugh Inglis Eatt Indianian, sni feveral other veiTels, under convoy ft- , ni the Downy. —Sailed the Steady gun brig on a cruize. The Antic*, of 64 guns, came into hailantr, and the TH 12111 i went out to day. The Tainuss and JA• AICS. will come in to•morrow. The MALTA is refitting at Spithead. The EURTALIJS frigate is appointed. convoy for the Mediterranean and Coa(t of Portugal. Davie, F 25. L.—His Majelly's fhun brig Dusts- RATE, arrived in the RO2lll this morning from.a cruize, and failed this evening for the wellward.— Wind E. and moderate. DIAL, Faa. I.—Arrived the ASTROA frigate from the Note, and failed for Portfmouth. Sailed the Monkey gun brig for Hafting:. Arrivtd the P frigate, and brought in with her a Email French Rhin cutter, whi:h the captured o ff Dieppe ; the FALCON and COMBATANT Adopt; Ass Mit and URGENT gnu brigs from a cruize. saltuaay 2.—This morning arrived the Gal;ant gun brig, with the Niger, Herald, Hurry, Harmony, and feveral other tranfports under convoy from Yarmouth, which remain in the Downs with the flips as per laR. Sailed the Combatant praam, an 1 feveral gun brigs, on a cruize off the French en ot. Arrived and failed for the River the Nantwich, Ht, DIRT, from Cheller ; SUCCef , , RICH.% RDSoll ; veranee, Eva° ; Apollo, BE LUX. and the Fortitude, from LiverpooL—Wind S E. YARMOUTH, Fs situaae —Palled this port to t/le fonthward, the ADAMANT ; of 5o gum Arrived the FLORA frigate, with Lord HARRON BY Avid (nice; -and the PRINCISS AUGUSTA cutter, with a Colon:1, a Commiffary from the army on the Continent ; and Mars. HAMMOND, llvrirom,. and, two Mefrengers, and aby boat, with feveral pffrengers. Atrived the TROMP/USA 11 , op of war, from a trUTS ; Ships of war here—Majeftie,Admiral RVSIIKL; Roebuck, Ad miral Douotas ; Elephant, Stately, Agincourt, Ruby, Antelope, DiAator, Flora frigate, Trom peufe, and Beavor (lops, Ober on, and Forward gun brigs.—Wind N. E. Captain Witty's , is appointed to the command of the Gin , of 8o guns, at Plvmont h. The Downs (qua& on is, it is reported, Inertly to he angmented to twelve fail of the line, and (mailer tefrels in proportion. A promotion of Lieutenants and Captains of the Royal Navy is expeCied to take place in .t few days. The Sick and Wounded, and the Ttanfport Board?, have been eonfolidated into one. The tot fillet's is now condufted at the Office of due latter, m tr Parliament- On Saturday night a new and cninplcte feries of ;.-. Naval intiruhions was forwarded to all the Adini- rats at the out poits, and was dihrihuted among the v Naval Officers in town. T'bele inftritelinn% relate. we underhand, to a plan to be univerfally adnpted in our ports, and along the coati, in cafe of an :alma attempt at invafion. ' I The Bruise Navy.—There are at prefent in core. 1 miffion 7t9 flips of war, of which 131 are of the line ; 13, from 5o to 44 guns ; 149 frigates ; t7O !loops ; 254. brigs ; betides which, there are repairing, build ing, and in ordinary, a number, which makes the total 953 (hips of war, of which 206 are I:1 the line. . . The following is an official (hutment of the Spanifh prifoners taken in the battle of Trafalgar, who have been fent to Spain from Gibraltar, previous to the 2th of December : a Rear Admiral a Captains of hirates E Chief of firirade aoo Other Naval & Military 6 Carains or itth. uf .attle (hips Officers. Tot t.. 1 at,. Uni...trs-4589 Seamen am)tiolilicra . S. P. hIGIIA l'. . i t . . Agent for Pillows of War at Gibraltar. 1 A very liberal arrangement has taken place at the Poll office : throughout every department, tome ad ) 'ranee has taken place, and the clerks, irdependent of their former chance of fucceeding to fat:a:inns of _ • more enlolument, are noo arrived of :tool. per ann. • after fifteen years fervicc, and an addiliona: c - !. !nr every fucceeding term of five years. Dr. Sierra's Prises for the two bell profi. i.n. s in Mathematics and Natural Pholof irhy, in it e tlinvet fit)? of Cambridge, were ailjirdged Lill we , k. .11:er the ufual examinatinn, the firit to j. i . P..tt.nc.:. Efq. of Trinity. College; and the teeutid t., lvi a . WALTER, Ex. of St. John's C.'llege. STATA 1.071 eay.—At oh.: c'elvi , :k this n, •tr.it;g the Locet y Isegati dtau ing. when N. 114:i?o, ay lira • ' diawri, %VW , :11'1:10d to IC C 2214 The firit.tir..wii 'ticket :'.is nr•rnitig, No. 471180. I t e ntitled to to 0221. WAS fold in Shire. at , , - . etlablilbed Office t.l IiAIICISCII and plump, Piccadilly, near the Haymarket, the Inrta . dus of which may receive tacit money c•il .irui. . ' li 1 ~~~ 'I 14 i