... ZMPJZRLI L ?? Gpi EidT taI ilr AN IBZ l I 2l ~ ~ JET I C~~S*1'331-AND IRELA~ND7. HOUSET O LORiDS, IVIAMmcXIr. I7iT Adam Nwas lieard for to' Appellantlnjtltc Appeal Cauft, Arburlhn t v. Scott, (a Scotch Pi he y Catt'f.) i, port, after which tb ?? h cii ring wi'is put off Lill to-mlorrowV. e I bere yas itrdc bulinelj s o;. 'i e ta;1 - F;Vc I: ib wcre ?? f, )!nl thC ?? C- ontons, but. the ...

... ?? .fr rLO JAM'~ ceflerday at hoon, thie feeval parties ofgctioMeD who Fire candidates for the loan, had an interview with tile CHiA N C ELOR of the E xcIAH EY aYE to fclttle the preliminallis cf the aufi.ion. Tlhe ?? who went up wvee- I. mel1f-s. RIJaI;. n ,Cu;s GiOLDS-.:;l), S. LO~:d. I IIEL- LUSSO.s ',Illi co, S. iidfU-s. SRla'r, IIAMMONi), and others, for the S-Cek X.i change. 3. Sii ...

... LvST I .ie MINORITY, on WDNgSDAY, A(Tihe followingit, a lift of the Minority,on the Motion refpedt- ng tse PIOINOC of W l.E s' Claimls. We believe itto be to- terably accuratec; but, if ?? fhould ?? ally miftake it is quite unintcntional, anid we ihall be very happy to corrca it.j Adssir, Robert ,Anclrcvsv,iMiles Peter .Astibrey, nir John Jtalnipfyldc, dir Charles 3'irclay, George 1 Baarlow, ...

... IMPERiAL PfIARlYIAA' 2T I' GI2 EAT BRITAIN AND IRle LAVD. HOUSE OF LORDS, ArinL 7. Mr. ADAM was heard in full on bchalf of the Refpondent, in the Ffliery Appeal Caufe, Arb uliteo-, v. Scott, after which the furt'her hearing was put okf till to-iorirrow. | Downham Markct Bill, atid anolthir Pr-ivate Bill; were read a third time, and a Mellisge fent down to the Commons to ac- quaint them ...

... FRZATCE. PARTS, 5 GERMINAI,, MARCH 26. [FRl P3 Till MNITEUR.] Citizen Dupuy, S ?? of the French Legation at the Congrefs of Amienel, Lrouglit this day at two p . the Treaty of Defilitive I'eace concluded with E ng lan d. The cannon announced the news at three o'c!ccl:, and it was proclaimed ia the lquates and public pliacs in the ufual imanner. 6 GERMINAL, MARCH 27. The news of the peace wtas ...

... TI-YE MORNING CLHRONTICLE, LONDON: FlJZ/D2A; APRIL ?? We yefierday received l'aris Journals to the a2l(h ] clufive. The Definitive Treatyvwas publiflsed is Pafris on the evening of the 26th, and announced by the fir- ing of cannon. Greatrejoicingsand illuminationstoo place. In all the letters and documents alluding to the I lignature of the Treatv, tne date is made by the French k t-overnnment ...

... -SU4MAXtY OF POITICSt I The Visst week of peace has, as was -ex eed, produced a ?? in the tund, to -which, however, the stagnation of commerce, and the consequent inactivity of capital, have'largely contributed. The seta causes have materially favoured the bargain for the loan of 24,000,0004; which has been concluded on terms full as advantageous to the public as could have been expected. The ...

... Parts, April 2.-The French minister of marine has written to the chief commissary at Bourdeaux, to desist from sending any more ordnance to St. Domingo, as the army there are sufficiently provided. He invites the merchants of Bourdeaux to form establish- meuts at the Cape, and to resume their com- mercial speculations. The majority of the Canton of Zurich, presented a very spirited ...

... In the. House of Lords, on Thursday (April 1), after the various bills before the House had been forwarded in their respec- tive stages, Lord 1Ho4l/Ad rose to call the attentions of their Lordships to the various petitions on -the table, from persons con- fined for debt in the different parts of the kingdom. Declaring his own incormpetenqy to suggest any mode for the relief of thy petitioners, ...

... TrO THE RIGHT HON, LQRD HAWKESs.vUyl His Majest 's Secretary of State for Eroreiga - Aver-s. My Lord, VWHEN, about six months ago, I took the liberty to address to your lordship a series of Letters on the Preliiminary Artides of Peace with France, I was not without sotmi hope, that the fatal effects, whith were. to be ex-. pected from the stipulations therein con- tained, would be done away, ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDA21 APRIL 3. Weyyeterday received Paris Journals to the 3cth in- clufive. They bring no news. It has been officially notified at Milan, that the EMPEROR, has acquiefced in the proceedings of the Confulta at Lyons. The French Minifter of Marine has written to the Mer- chants of Bordeaux that they may fafely embark in fpe- culations to St. Domingo. The ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMLA7 z or CREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANWD. HOUSE OF i[ORDS, Aynti, a. Mr. Montgomery was heard for a confiderable tirne in the Scotch Fiffiery Appeal Caufe, Arbuthnot v. Scott, after which the'further hearing wvas'adjourned till Monday. The Ordecr of the Day for taking into confideration the Refolutions come to laff Tuefday relative to the ?? of Peerages of Ireland, and the Claims of ...