LELF.*]IFAS' NEWVS (ONTINUEID. The Lord LiV!It. eiltlftethi1 :1'fil~ '.'FROi~lt, distirguisihed3 pemrs ;!ges iia diinner ott Weo ?? Mar:3 t toeis of ercorl, i;;llidf Roden, Earl of Hill;hortiill, Ti enmilts 3aigttrg 1 Ia a a i in, aild C ol. Lord Fitzge ralid, lion. I,. v . lautk

Buildinye, Goode, Merchandize, and Ship! from Fire, ALSU, FOR THE ASSLHANCF, OF LIVES. THIS Corporation, now established upwards of Century. Insures all kinds of Manufac* lories, Buildings, and Stock Also, Merchandize In Custom chouse ami King’s Stores, front Loss or Damage ;by

What great need hay; Christians of the conk tinnal duty of watchfulness ; this is the garment must be clothed with every day, especially in every duty. Between duties, that we may not want praying hearts, in the duties, that miss not prayer —blessings; Some duties bind always, b

Plantation Acres Z.and, In kigk tint* Cultivation, On which there stands g«»oJ Seated Farm is remarkably weli well and «ater«l. end po«e..in,{ mar? which render It capable ..V bolni made mnddrate expense, mo« dedrahlo real, deoce, Ahoat one acre of the 'and adjoining the Mail. C

of tbeir respective 2, Thr MAaQOaaa orTHOMOKD, ’ Earl.of DonougbiDore, Karl Hclfaat, . Lord Cnrlierry, Karl of (ilengall. Viscount Lorton, Lord Downes, ssrvxr OOVEKJTOJtB. The Lord Mayor, Sir Gerald Aylmer, Bart., Hon. Colonel Fltigihbon, M. P., Colonel Perceval, M. P-, Robert N

We think not improbable that an amends ment to the address will be carried. Are we, therefore, dismayed ? no means—the end will not be there—no, nor anything like the cn d. We have not the slightest doubt that the King’s Ministers are prepared for that resultwhat they will subse

stating that Lord Napier, the new Governor, had arrived, ami that rnmpui bad taken place between him and the Governor of Canton. An embargo was immediately put on the Ships—so that they shall be in a pretty stno of confusion in the TJRA . the next few months. Everybody now shoul

The Speaker, dressed in bis full bottomed wig and gown entered the House to-day at twelve o'clock and prayers having been read the Clerks the House proceeded to swear in the new Mem. bers. At the time the Speaker entered the House upwards of 200 Members were present. The swearin

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the Bev. rtlr. Kyle, of this town, was yesterday proceeding on horseback, to discharge some of his clerical duties, the horse he rude took flight opposite the Cnurt'house. and rushed with violence against the chains that surround the Green, when both it and the Rev. rider were d