... LONDON, APRAIL I 5 - I - . A . * . ' aLY a.Li~bonmai~ettersa3ve been red J g ceived that give fome intimation of an apjrehended rupture between Spain and Pottuail.-ExtraAs from two of thefeweflhall lay before our readers jufit as they have been put into out hands-they are dated MNJrc zG: ?? I am juf returned.from. 'Change,, whereJ have learnt that, 48 Spani3 h regiments aa e matching ?? this ...

... I . *- SjtA,,ACT 4 - ; I. j1. bolt, oir. FOa tsir~ mealj ?? Mif~t1tl .y a6t, .Vit.-'There fhall be L]showed osto veybqe Fto~~~bfr drD n it in grinmdig an fo drllgi t-tsroft if defcriptionghalfa ?? of the ?? dcetrp. flon; ohe poud{t-irfdn; d there (hall' be allowed tovbe. takefsfur broad bran i3ncluding wafllE inri'ding 'trd drefog floor.9f tthe firft defcriptioon,. Frcili,nP e b t ...

... ?? rT UE followingis an abridlgement of the mofl im- Tportant clanies in the Amended Income 4A.- The printed bill takes up no lefs than 43 folio pages, including the fchedunls-and as it will probabiy un- dergo much difcu[ion, and feveral alterations, we ihall lie careful to notice all amendments in the courfe of its progrefs thriough Parliament. So reach of the former AftIs, as reltrain Commer ...

... Parliamentary r ein I Parlianmentary Proceedings. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, April 5 I. HE .B,/Zwp of London prefented a bill for the bet- T ter obfervance of that day before after, com'- mnonly called Good Friday. After a few words acrofs the table between his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence and'the Rev. Prelate, the bill was read a firft time. UNION WITH IRELAND. -The order of the day for ...

... I .ParliamentaryProceedings. I HOUSE OF LORDS. UNION WITH IRELAN). April 'AS. The order of the day for fummoning their Lordfhips, and going into a Committee on the refolutions of ?? Irilh Parliament on this; fubje&t being read,, Lord Gren-ville rofe, and in a very low tone of voice, his Lordihip appearing rather indifpofed, fhortly obferved upon the caule of poftponing the ?? of the 4th ...

... o' Extraes of a'lrtter, cortainisngfome utriqux Pirrtreutars rltive to the 'Cabpturc of SrRINGAi'A;M.,-By ajo . Ofiacr c tbsAxrmy- bfore. that;plac. .: e - HE: EngiLh army, on its .apptoach tq 'Segrb.n J gapatam, 'fiitTered very little inconvenience from thle Su.tbat having deftroyed thw^villages and laid wvadre the country in its front; noy fipm the attempts that bad been made to poifen the ...

... LONDON, AF RIR 24, T is feported that the Expedition tdothe I Mediterranean is given up,. and that the e principal officers engaged in it have redeiv- ed notice to that effed. General Sir Charles Stewart, who was to have had the command, ill, it is faid, go out to -fcceed Ear! Balcarra. as Commander in Chief of Jamaica, and will take-with him- a number of troops from Gibral- tar and Minorca, ...

... I This morning arrived the Hamburg mails due on Wednefday and Sunday laft; as alto French Papers down to the'date of the 19th inflant inclufive; through neither of thefe chan- nels have we received any intelligence of a very prominent afpeaR. It appears by the movements of the Auarians on the fide of Savoy, that it is probable an im- mediate ftruggle is to be made for that country, the ...

... From the ?? Gazette. Admiralty-Office, April 26, ?? Co,4y, of a iedtrr from Mr. .7ames Le Bair, CI O of tbc Zetfto.zrvr pri¶svate Jip Vf -- , Xepan, Afq. dated at Guertfiy thoe i7th ?? IR,-I have the honor to acquaint yO5. their Lordthips' information, that Oa nhtt kY infiant, Cape Penas at ten A. IN. S S. W. diflance about five leagues, 5' fchooner on our lee beam flanding to the lort~h at ...

... i LONDON, APRIL 26; TD;S Aiorning urrved the anmbitrg mail 11 Wedherdayjaft. The opening of the inpajgn in Italy has not yet been followed up hh any events of importance. TheI two wjmies continue id nmotion. -The nmain body ' f. the Auflrian army is. afferbling near Alef. fandria, Where it will aiidiunt to about 80,o0o toen, to a on the iAppenimes. The French army is ellinmated at 40,0oo00 men ...

... Dowcting.-freet, May 27, I800. D ,-s ESPATCHES, of which the following 4re copies, have been this day received from D William Wickham, Efq. his Majefly's Mi- nifler Plenipotentiary and Commiffary at the Imperial Royal and Allied armies, and from Lieutenant-Colonel Clinton, by the Right Honorable Lord Grenville, bisa Majefly's'Principal Secretary of State for htlB Foreign dopas-tonact. ZHeal ...

... LONDON, LO 31, O N Friday ;igt two mellengers reached towvn, one from Conatantinople, and 0 the other from Florence. The latter brings vcry important and pleafing intelligence. Txe French General Suchet has beci comnplte- ly defeated by General Melas, wit 2zo officers and 1500 men prifoners, and a great number killed and wounded. -Th French were driven completely acrofs the Var. General Keim ...