... IMPERilL. JViL l.4fEJNT GREAT BRIUTAIN AND IRELAND. I I HOUSE OF ILORDS, AiRIL 28. ta The Orderof the Datovas nmoved for hearing Counfel in thc lil Divorce 'Bill ,Markham J. Jaucett. Mr. Gat ROW, washeard'i~t the Bar in fupport of the allega- tl tions of 'the Bill. £videricevwaaspfodo'ed to prove the adultery. F. The tefthinony of a ;riale fervant proved it beyond all poffibi- litypf ddubt. ...

... IMPER14L PARLLAMENT ' rE r AND ?? JRL. . GREAT BB IT~ IO ND IREL ANJD. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 29. The Sugar Drawback, the Irish Revenue, arid the Innkeepers' Subfiitotece Bills, were read a third time and palffcd.. Thie Houte then went into a Committee of Privileges on the Cbiandos Peerage Bill. Lord REDESDALE fpoke at c9nfiderabie length againit the claims of the appellant. His Lordfhi, ...

... a~lE MRniNGCHRO.- - -- THE MORNING CH#RONICtLE. LONDON, : - FRIDAr, APRIL 29. n3 The Pa 6 Journriis which arrived yeflerday bring v l accounts that Egypt was evacuated by our troops on the ol 17th of March. The troops were performing quaran- bl tine at Malta, wvhen the French fquadron under Adnmi- b ral LEISEGNES, wlhichhad conveyed General BRrJNE i to Conaantinople, left that Iftand. Hts ...

... _-,E MORArG CHRONICLE. LONDO60: 'S47Ua r, A Pri L 3r. It is deplorable, to fee the credulity and imbecility manifeaed 'in the All&u.itions of the Funds. Yefterday Stocks at one title Were almofl 66, and they left of at 64. It was 'pretended that the Timber Contra't, the decifion on which had-bednr defetred till Monday, was unexpcqcdly concluded yeflerdayj whicS was inter- preted as a warlike ...

... IR'IdNCE. . PARTS, sFLOREAT,, APRIL 2.- Thc Dutch Vice- Admiral Hartfink, Who failed from , HeIvoetfluys fortheMediictrranean, on bard 1helftigate t La Pallas, has taken out feveral merchant [hips under r his convoy. i FROM THIlE PARIS PAPERS. TouiLON, APtRiL 1 3.-Rear Admiial Leffeignes, ' with the divifion which carried the Fiench ArnbafFador, Gederal Brune, to Contaritinople, has come to ...

... :,1 . . I. CRM THE FR rtE it or RUSSIA, 8TH Ar R tL. 'he flowig-is dfated as the immediate cauie of the SwIfmndern anding 8hlicif, has arifen 'between l'flia 'abd Sweden: d' On the conclusion of thle Peace of NyfLdt, under the imzres el. h, it was found dificult to 6illye to an agreementrefpe gthe Afner ch ?? the 'Emprefs gave up the-ifjluted point, 'fo far,- that in order. to bring the matter ...