... , IMPERZAPPT1IE GREAT B RI TAIN 'AD. iELND. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mo a 'vJu&r 7 W The different B~ills bit thei Ta'ible was for warded in 'their ?? b) Thc ORDtIS~CR~~R.moved, thatthe Lordsbeffitmn'ioned i to take intel clisfideratiiri ene of -the Stilnding Olr4crs of -the *Houle on W'cancrfday, nekt,~ with a view of 'makiig X~me altera- pC tiflonsiii its provifions.. At prefent. it frhqgienty ...

... . ?? iCI-L;C, traudi, 2ale~inan7. ZM1P2Ey I/L P4RLIZHEItVT - GPAR -A TRITA'N ND IRBL.IND. IiQUE OF LoRDS, n;rUDAy, Juc 4. Tillhe IIequ .r Bil''' Defe B1lI and a muimber of other r+ ?? 1up froni the Coinaions, reaa a firit, and or- Io be! nad a feco:~tiLmf. oirn til n rdflui -, went finto a Cornmittec of thil wbole Houfe .,lijtnute flirclrf took ,plaie on ?? the lirinerial Clat.Ife: I U he c ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: rVLEDVESDlr, 7YNM M 9. We yealerday received Paris journals, and 1;eCWi Dutch and. German Gazettes. The. Earaburgh Correfpondenteon of the 2111 CfA tai np a pa ragraph flating thft the Prufflan Minifler thEC had, by command of his Court, given the moll confol` tory afforances of the difpofitien of the French Go vernment to refped' the neu'tralily of 'the Towns, ...

... ,JIPERML PARLIAMENT - IN . . . Afk t E OF LORDS, WED NtSDAY, JUNi i. - JhrfevFtd Bills on the Table were forwarded in their refpec- Aile tiasgess . Laild A tUK;LN b Moved, t1>at the Report of the Committee en the Clergy Refideflce Bill aolld'bereceived. LordGRSNVILtE rofe,aind-argued wjithgreatforce, and at very confiderable length, agairil the principle 11ld provifions of this meafure; the ...

... MpERiAL PAtR L lWENT ?? RAT 'BRITArIN AD N.7RELiX D. I I I . ?? HOTSIE or LORDs, JluTNe 9J 1803. Cnourfe was heatd at great length;in ?? Camfe Thel- iullbnv. Woodford,and the further hearin- was fixer for e'urfday. T';e fui'ther proceeding6 on ihe Chadosna leerage, were on ' motisi deTerredtilEMonday. JT1tLrURD CUANcdkLLOR left tire Wrdblfack on the motion he- -ing inade -and touk occafion to ...

... FRNC]E. PAtIS,:iS PRAIRIAL, JUNE 7. His Majefty the King of Etruria died of the ?? of a difeafe,' hj whichl he has been long affliaed._ the 9icn hias been declared Regent.Monijeur. I ' The fquadron~of Admiral Linois has been netn on the other fideof the- line, it was fallen 4in with by the ?? which took out the irft account of the 'Mefagedf the King of England. . Captain General Decacn, and ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEXT OF N -aG'AAAT. SAITA-INANVD JRrALVND. HOUSE OF JORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 28., Counrelwerc'heard iii the caufe of the claim of Sir C. Bisfaopp, . art. to.thc Barony of Zouch. The further conrderacion of tbe caufeo was deierred. .: The Bills before the Hotifi were put horward in their refpec- itive ftages. Among the more prdnmincit were the ih bhip Protedlion BiiD,- the Irirrt: ...

... THE XGMORNING CHR~~NrCLE. . LONDON: :FRIDAY, 7L`N.R ?? It was yefterday, reported that.. the French troops had taken poffefflon of Bremen, -This intelligence Nvas ty f.id to have been brought bj' avef'el arri;ved. at thl 'Hull from the North &Sas. 'Ihe' opeatis ?? hi French in the.North of Germany remain flill uncer- te taiil. The mercantile world wait iith great anxiety tr for fome farther ...

... LONDON: MONDA7;, fU2.V 6. On Saturday wc received Paris journals of the 29th May. Tbere is a report in ?? of them that the French troops had taken poffielon of Ilanover, but w/e appre- hend that it is premature. It certainly would be a bold meafure in the French Government to take ?? a flep without the concurrence of RuIia and Pfrulfia. We hope thofe powers would not be acceffary to fuch an ...

... THE INSTALLATION FATE. *Byrne's Ballet wvent off with great eclat. The me- rit of the piece was fufficient to infure its faccefs, had it -not derived the great lupport it did-from the extrao;- dinary exertions of Mr. Mrs. and Madter Byrne. Mifs Adams and ler three fifters, from the Circus, were among the principal performers ?? the former was the heroine of the piece, and for figure and ...

... IPIPERIAL. PALAME NT GREAIT BR ?? AND IR EL4ND. ' liOUSE or LORDS, JuNz eo;:803, Previous to the fecpnd reading of Foote's Divorce BUIl, Mr. Gar-ow :appeared at tbe Bar, -tnd by twe wtfinejre$ fully efta. blithed the ?? Mrs. Foote as ttr Lady Nyho had brea conlne~ted with Mr. Jones at Dieppe and other places. 'T'he furthqr proceeding on tbhe ill wasdefrrred eWI1 to morrow. ,CLEgY RES1E.NC'. ...

... WHizz C;.off Velerday the Whig Club dined at tie London Ta. vern-Mr. Alderm;i Cormtnf in the C(hair. -.The .h1andinr toalls of the Club beir,? lank, the Chairman gave Thle Hlealts of Mi. FO. * Which was drank wit!i thirc ti'mes thlrce, and the grcatA cif applaufe, Mr. Fox rofe to return his thanks to tbe company R.;ferring to the ,refeit ft ...