... lMP'R IA I, PARLiAMENT Ar GREA T BRITAIN' ANID IRLANAD. H-OfUSiE OF. LORDS, JULY} 26. After a few obfervations from thc Lordl C hancelhor, the Inrol- vent Deitors' Bill was read a ihird tines without any farther nret'Ti Mfst, was palfed, anu fLent to the Com(,ItsI[. 'ir.r We 1mrie niugot ;ronm thcComrosts the new Corn lull, Vihicb was read a firt time, and, onl the Motion of Earl Stau- hope, ...

... IMPERISL PARLIAMENT. GREAT .BAITAIN. AND IREL4 ND., MOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, JUNE 23. Mr. Alexander and Mr. Manfeld were heard ih the caure Titelluffon v.,Woodfoi'd. flfi further conideration of the caufc was then deferred till the zith July, when the Judges are to deliver their opinions there- The Bribery Oath Bill went through a Commmittee, after having beea obferved upon by Lords Alvanley ...

... THE ORIJNG ChONIC.LE. LONDON: SATURD-W2r, .7AN1VlYARY a It is rutnoured in the City that a hat been ty ha pitopofifhs e made, or is intended to be made, to the Minlfler by the Old Weft India Proprietors, particularly thofe of Jaainica, to fufpend tie Slave Trade for Ave years. The object of this application it is not very difficult to perceive. Wlhen Denierara, Surinam, &c. and in general the ...

... THE MORNING CHRONZCLE. I -, - LONDON,:' . ?? DECEKBER a6. tA rong fenfation was produced in towni upon Sa narday, by reports of the failing of the Brefa Fleet, and- of the ene'my p hitg tleir flotillas to fea, &c. The. letters ?? gave forne counterianceto the rumour as they announced circum,'tances from which ,it night-be inferred that Government, had, received' in- formation that' called.for ...

... AA' 14' iCA V~S WASHINGTON Cl I, DEC. 28, iSo:.a By the Jaft Mail the Extecutive received' dirpatches from New Orleans, dated On tbe 3d inft. whence it a appears that on the 30th ult'. poflflion of Lonifiana a was publicly ard foleninly delivered to France by the Cornaliflioners of'Spain.' The. Spanifh troops. were of I courfe preparing to ernbarlg in order to leave the pro- t vince. Thofe of ...

... FDi&LIGN JArYLLL G'1Cz, PARIS, M-IAY L.I The 31,oniteur contains tfhe fl1lowinr Zta~enment re-I speccing the state of our na, ' l 0 Ftoesst ;lry attempt at invasion rolln ther OioOstice co st, and out e comnplete igllorallce of all tlt:ir mritime vineWF ,While the English Cabinet, plos ssed ot :;ri initeose It secret scrvice oneilo so ill infc Vr n-oi ol rO t'enlets1 ofthc French ports, ...

... ,T the EDITOA bfathe MoIeXJJING CIHIONICLE. Several requests being in your Paper to know yhtat was .one with the money wvhich was raised by subscription. for raising a, naval pillar-I should 'be glad if any of your Readers could inform me what wvas done' witlh the ploney which was raised by subscription for the. sstatue of, Mr. Pitt in tx e year I et;, to the aimount of several thousands ANN ...

... - tmMO. , ,~ C p . Al ~Ct nuldom Council was h~b s di~ya GuifddlitI arof the Cdinnonersvittrnded, ~Ii~roceecdngs of th. lasit Court had beeil rebsd anrd con-. ftfi~evrdlPe tioris for L~eases, &e. were read and referred to Comniitts~~~s 0 ~~~ntw asri teIport to the ndiet Court. The Cmht ee ofCityLands reported that thiey had caus'~d ~hi~~ p6ss nd et maest he miade out of Lie intended enlerge-~ ...

... FOREIGON INTEL9LIG.6 A R. , _-w FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. 0| FIFTY-SIXTH BULLETIN'OF TH5 GRAND ARMY. e - iArensidorf, Feb . r After the battle of Mohringen, in which the Russian, ad- vanced guard was defeated and compelled to fly', the tnemy a took.post at Liebstadt. Two days after, however, on the 27th li ot January they were- joined by several Russian divisiots, and tl the whole marched ...

... _ u 6mO-: T , CiJR i.c1 . , ' S4TUR Ar, IMAA'If Z, tgt We can assure.otour Raders that the vuke of Poit- StUD has% ira obedience to 'his MDJEsTV's ,Wessagej Atcepted tie Olice of Virst.Lord'of the Treasur' and' Vwzated to tle 1iwed that he wil be ready to submit for his graciosus ipprnation a newv A rrangerent befor Wedneoday tiex.t- More than tle appointient of the Duke himself danndt be ...

... . POFST ?? Yesterdayr Ptnrsuat to- Ra roclamation, was, scrved a a' eneral a nd humiliation bo ' Al~ihty xodthrougtoiyt :every part 'of tiis gr X ?? ls e'hall religions unanimously and wgh .the most feryentrzeal Siploring. Heayen to bless his .Malestys arms ?? land. ,so s to be the means of perpetoating pe e totluis bition and to Europe T-the two-iouses of Parliament-gave the higheexam. Fple ...

... T I:E I i ?? HR O NC , i I Tip I~ ?? os, *; 'LONMDON 0 of LDA r, 4PRIL S 5307. ce - 'The-3'tepert' of t he Dissiuioc. : As. as gaiis strengti ,'anditwas said y.slei~day that tnPis- solution uil take place abodt tle end 'of Maj. 'We * are_'not scrry ,to eetsemnhovoted' wit i thid nt IL Mrp'~sers, -meely to sc~ue the i peanous' seais4 Eihas acfced A'.s to the pilietv ofthe 1insolutioo, every m ...