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Toe Han. GEORGE PONSONSV, son of Lord
PoNso, v, see understAnti, succeeds Mr. OtbISBY
in the p14c.., of First Counsellor to the Commission-
ers in Ireland.

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Sr' JOHN NEWPORT has appointed Mr. WHEAT-
LIT, the Author of A Treatite upon r!e Course of
zehave, to the place of Secretary to the Irish Ex-
chequer Office, lately filled by Mr. H. PARNELL.
Sir I..PA KRONA And 11r. FITZGeII ALI), commonly
called the Knight of Kerry, are the only Lords of
the Irish Treasury, who, it is understood, will retain
their situations.

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His MAJ:-...stv will hold a Council, on Wednesday
am, at the Qurri's House, to receive the report of
the uifbrtunate persons under sentence of death, in
New gate.
The LORD CH ANDEL Lon held his first levee, last
Saturday. at half past eight o'clock in the evening ;
which was attended by all the Cabinet Nlesisters, at
his house, in Lincoln's-Imo Fields.
Ihe RUS(I AN AMnsssatiort ha.l a conference
with Mr. Fix on Saturday, from twelve o'clock
ull past one.
On Saturday, Mr.PONSON iv, the Lord Chancellor
of Ireland, had a conference with Mr. WINDHAM,
at his office, from two till three o'clock.
The CHANCILLON of IRELAND will leave town
tomorrow, for that country.
fhe KI ma has been pleased to order a writ to be
limed under the Cleat Seal of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and behind, for summoning
Genact SPENCER, Esq. (commonly called Marquis
of Blarnitord.) to the Noose of Peers, by the style
and title of Baron Wernileightdn. of Wormleigh-
ton. in the county of Warwick. —Gazette.
The Gseette of Saturday night contains an Ad-
dress to His M *rem, from the Mayor, Aldermen,
Common Council, and Livery, of the town and
county of the town of Nottingham, expressive of
their thanks for H s M •Jtsa 's paternal care, in
calling to his Councils the Members of the present
Administration.
The Ge:etle also cnntains a congratulatory Ad-
dress to His MAJ,.'T Y. from the Noblemen. Gen-
tlemen, Fre.eholders, Justices of the Peace, Clergy,
Commissioners of Supply. and Fleenor' of the
County of Lanark, on the viftory obtained over the
C• mhined Fleets, off Cape Trafa gar.
The Corporation of Weavers met on the ICrh, in
Duh:in,te consider of a Petition to Parliament for the
Repeal of the Al of Union ; but it being generally
felt that such an applica' ion would be entitely hope-
les?, and could only tend to embarrass the Govern-
ment, it was agreed to postpone the question, sloe re.
The Derblin jeweriel of the Ilth inst. contains the
following paragraph :—ts We are sorry to learn,
that outrages of a very serious natuee have occarred
in the county of Carlow : a formidable association of
the lowest order of the peasantry, to resist the per-
ment of rents, has
,already manifested its ferocity
and power by several murders committed upon
farmers who had rendered they:selves obnoxious
by enforcian demon's against their tenant?. Tho
Magistrates have, nowev- r. been very attire in
their inquiries; in conseqii, lice of which, some of
the deltuquents have been discovered and committed
for trial."
The letters and papers brought by the Jamaica
Mail, were del•vered on Saturday. The Kingston Pa-
per cube (26th of January, coi.tuins the following
paragraph :
n The Saaherse frigate arrived here the 20th inst.
Irons off Cadiz, frets whence -he was dispatched on
the Inch December, in consequence of the Sirier
frigate having joined the fleet, wish intelligence of
her having seen, on the 15th. in lat. 46, long. 10.
eiohnen ships. mostly of the line, which would not
answer signals, and were steering S. %V.
" The Sea-fosse frigate cruised for two days off
Cape St. Vincent's, to ascertain whether they should
pan the Gut. and not seerag them, she proceeded
for the West Indies.
Wlsen the Seene last saw the A eet, they were
burning several vessels which they hail captured.—
In consequence of the above information, the bfela
ier and Veteeire man of war were anchored at the
mouth of Port-Royal. harbour, and the following
circular letter was issued by the Lieutenant-Cover-
nor to the Ctistodn of the different perishes
CIRCULAR.
King's-Hnuae, Jan 24, ter6
‘te...TherLiPestenset Governor hawing received intelheenee
ha Maiesty's ship !Peahens. Capt. COIIIII.T. that 19 ',ad
1 near battle shies had Owe teen on the 13th of De.
(ember. 111 It. 46. ton.. 1, stearin a colonise supposed for the
'.Test ladies, el. Howler ibi. It. ,t necessary, as. a in•ature of
eanetaireee easuairit you thrree.th„For the i format,ni ef the
lona ofwhich rem seethe Chief Magistrate. Tee Com•nander
to tat e. d runs we to aft', that he has caused Circular Letters to
.se arr.t.:.n to the C.: me!. and Comma n•ling Officers s( the Mr-
.o m Regiments. sad Treera of tiers thro..glarut the Island,
to a muster of their 'appellee corps ithrned,atey,
"d I. "Pan, his Lecellcoey's sa•oravion, tSit nate of
tint severat c..eirinai.es, as it may be uecessery to rat there
set rig • .‘14:0,y, at Ito daunt peeled. I have the honour
1, Se, kr:. J. 'MILL, See.
tAt ens or Chief Staget•a•e of
The Me., had also atrived at Kingston on the
22d of January, in 35 days Irons Angola. She
stooped at Dominica 48 hours, and learnt, that in
conss Treace of ii.formaticn of 14 sail of the line
having escaped from Brest, martial law had been
prod A rned hut the d.ty of the Ellen's departure it
was taken off, two frigates :laving arrived at Prince
kupsn's with en account of the arrival of Sir
Ducaworre at BarbaJoes, with See sail
of ti e line and seyeral frigates.
A letter Isms Paris says—•• On ti. c stla of Fe-
inuary. the custom-house officers of Verceil seized
lour carriages, belonging to Messrs. B—t, who
are carriers fee almost all Italy. The bodies of these
Carriages contained cavities, formed with great art,
is which were found the sum of 211,427 francs! of
this, 11e5.548 francs were in louis and double-louis.
The advantage which the Government derives from
this prize is, that it Las opened their eyes to the cti-
metal manceuvres of cestarn speculators, who thus
espnrt our specie for the prr.fit of the commerce of
Full:ass!. Some idea may be fo'meJ of the sums
exported in this manner. when it is known. that these
same carriages, or others like them, passed three
times in a week through Verceil, coining tram Tu-
s in and going to Leghorn, heving all the same kind
• f .e•--et centrieances, as those which wereseised.',