... tmP 'ERIOL IW ROLIMSNT. METS; 62 |ORDSRVED.~tU~A',APRtL r. Adthe B~ils ,on the Table w.vw rete rkally ?? Ruhge eacit 'Te tornsrgtsee on the in1riftaer oftire Rolls lul, Otl .vhich1 r 1n;bate i8 likely to takt.pLee, i5 adjoosned to i-iex TueFdiy : Two t'otefts; bate been cneered on the ftbtedt of the Pro- dee~3±nts dSf-thC IeieC yeftit.'; -1. 'te C'tirirmiitte of;Prxilege. One ef~ thtw. is ...

... . - F, R.MT-E Citizeni z ajgallon,, obfif,44f the :Replublic. at Caircv Ws at o.ipnK. ?? had been takenr 1y the Ei+gli~i' on his )aafgef ia&I Egypt, and carred into M!ala, wl ?? et oa tlhe 7th March. The En1fli at t ti .iidepaitwe bad a fmali garr'ii. t ,Malta,. :he; inhfilitants of La Valettt gretl.y re ed the Fi enclh, ?? of the country, ?? arful ,ofbeinr.Qre dyaypupifd &y the French *foie ...

... i7Zh7 MOLNINO CfzROi7jI2' . . . LONDON: JPIi)A r APRIL 3.. At 'a late hour.laftnight we reccived the 11amburgl Mailp due on Wednefday. It appears by lettets from Elfaieur of the 24th,.that the pafltge of the Sound had .not been attcnpted, notwi Randiug the very ex- .traorvdinary artie of- a morning oaper f. yefterday, of its being efficed- with fuccefs. A letter from Al- tona of the 26th, fays ...

... L4PST JNDL-WI~ttbOIS Y-itoday t Giferal Court of broprietols of 'Eafl Sidia S±ock affernbed at the India Hoife, 'purfuant to nitleet ~iven for that purpofe, irr order to take into rnfiderati6n the following motion, ViZ. That tl e hovfe 'and furniture purchafed 'by the Court of Di- ,',Jlors for the 5cecomnnodation of the late prelident of thle ,,eard of Conmirlionrers for the Affairo of India ...

... TEEHE ALbRVI.NG CmROIUcLE. I LONDON: SATURD 31;2, A ZL 4, We yef'erday received F'rench Papers to the. 30th March inclutive. They bring vcry little nCws. It is reported 'tia;lt a-.maritirme eexpeditoibn is about to be pre- pared from Ancona, and 6ooo troops are to be em- barked. For this purpofe a great number of (hilps have been- preffed. The defiination of it is not even the fubjet'l of a ...

... I F N ?? PRA RIS, IO GFUR Pili iNA I, ARC- 31 The S-frdi' vf HamYLiJ is now at Pa1 is.. He coecs to tcrmi-inafC, it PJilible, vn afir vllich tor fo ?? al ti` e h1as lndect he trelaticns viat e ;ited be- tw vxtC fiP, twc, G C Cc'i: oleatt - , III Cat ?? ' Soir. i'llhe IvCpirt tdaI was circulated of the. King, of Pnif- laP ondevmo Psvelal rig meits to niare againlt d Ilnover is contracifled by ...

... 19AI?T1?Gh1 £L'}2Z. S~. PErERaSUtrKGh, MIA~Ci ?? aquan 9unfellor, Oevunt Rafoptfithcin, is totally dif. ^¢ifed, at hits r eqieftf ,the Vice ;lgccllor, 1rirte urakin, issto refume hii S sa ; 0 ir that caaciy; addthe Geneal of Cairy, Count Von Der Pahlen, is-to haveafeatin thdcdepartment f6r Ftoeign Affairs, artdin tih Pri-v osj. Ha;ng the persons intend- Ing-to Jea\e Peteribtirgh, this day's ...

... Cl/A ?ACMAR OX Xd Lane M7stf4 ?? (FROdJ INTEIMNIAL ERVrELVC) To ,a ' lVilTTEN .3°tt' 7ISELF. To choraqe rize a man whtnfe tglehts¢vte fo dtoerb fified w uld be'Aifl,.Cult if bre&vity wereyin:?eOt3; andL lwould be nuuatory if paw7cgeyic wvee admfln blc. egnius be theipower of lnve-tIon, V. e. ?? ?? n V marr whwfil fhateis' equal ; if mrhait lle ?? Y oi r with wh.:t lhe did, it will te ...

... Erom tle LONDON GAZETTE, April4,iSoi. Ad'riral4 ?? Ari4, I80t. Gopo of a L;f ter frrei rA ?eZ~rar! !7d:ta~oiir, am.Cmmander of LI) lif.;M ?? Sd>: ?? [lT'~?Ij at P3e !/bswati- te ioant .ZVpae, h/s ,Sir- i begyliu to ?? befort their Lorditips the enclofed letter wbich Ibave r~ceivel from ~ialtenanit'alet, conimandingthe Sheernefs 4ired armed cuttcr, giving me an account of liS ha:- ing captured ...

... , THE MOKIN1NG CHRONICLE. LONDO0N. M oiNDAr, APP 6.IL Vari6us reports werie circulated ?? ?? The comniunicadton which was niade by Mr. Orto to IJord CHIE ESSU mY on Saturdayomarning. It is faid Etfinthe CHIEF CONSUL ?? his williognefs to 6ter into a negaciation upon 'terms which are likely to bring it to a termination, and for this purpofe, he is faid to have propofed certain terms as a ...

... TILE -MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: * '%¢UJ2SDAr, APliUL >. The report of the Danes being about to fejae Upon Hamburgh, ?? wve mentioncd on Saturday lat1, is :} now counirmed. By the Prir.ce of Wales, Captaio s DEAN E, which brought over Mrs MORANni, thle MrIef- fenger, frolu Cuxhaven, feveral letters have been re- r ceived, whicli meltion- tht the ]Danes had ilarclied in h a body of troops, and ...

... , Poms ?? GAZEVT-rE, A7pr1l 7, 380I. -- p * ?? O Zcopril 7, 12'OI . Itvy tz a l:.itfei fr~ it Rear-Admirtia! Duehworth, Cotmaaof'r li t C ihf UO / ly ;Sbips nd ?? d il c i I& roaVI jfla'1s, to Ji',an Neperh,, Ffi~q. dared Jlfarfisoqei, I6th Fzbruealrv, 6o. 1t Sir-Having learnit from tfic zriiyal..o± sl'le 1ciiuti on tlc J% Z1th nltimo, that a gonvoy nfightbe fohti cxpye6tl I ?? , all the ...