... From the LONDON GdZETE' March 17, 1504. - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. MARCH 17, 1804. Caety of a Letker from); Commodore Hood, Commander i Cbkief r hit iV1Jje/l V's Shopa sand Fis in the Leeward .0l7ads, to WAm. Ila rf. den, .Af. dahd .z lT:artiroqu: tie a7tb 7an. 5804. Sir,-l fend you herewith, for the information of the Lords Cornmiffiao,ern of the Admiralty, copies of ...

... hlPE'9lAL PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITA-]JN AtXD IRELAND. H-IOUSE OF I.ORDS, MARCH s6. Mr. John Clerk and Mr. Adam were beard as Counrel for the Appellanit, i the Appcal frorm the Court of Seihon in Scotland, the Hon. Captain Charles Elphinlitonie Fleming against the H-fou. George Abererurniby, of Ti'atlybudy. TeI'farther conlideration was poitpuned till M1910day. The IriLh llalt Duty, Irlib ...

... LONDON: MONDAT, MARGH 26. t Accounts were yefterday received from Deal Rtating, that the enemy's flotilla at Boulogne were i r coming out. The following is a letter which we yew terday received from our correspondent at Deal: DEAL, MARCH 24. Arrived lafl night his Majefty's hired armed cutter, d the Duche's of Cumberland, the I.ieutenant of which e has brought the news from Boulogne, that ...

... .IhIPLZIL PAlRLIAMSAN' or GRZAT Bj rArT AI ANXD IR.ELifND. -OUSl! OF LORDS, MAR611 I9. Counrfel was further lheard in the appeal Elphinifon aggainf Ah'crrromlv. Tlield ils' on the table were forwarvdj in their refpecdive irOUSE OF COMIMONS. Tnnkeoper's Atilowattc and the Statute Duty Regulation war ce ad a firtt and ordered to be read a fecond timne ti norror'v 1 ciwo;Million Loan BMit was ...

... t MN C N- TVE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 7-UESDAr, MARC, r3-. The Bulletin of yefierday is as follows , HiS MAI FsTI continues to recover. Qecn's Houfc, March 1z, I804. (Signed as ufual.) ot0withifanding thef-e favourable appearances, we vnderl'aind that none of the KING'S family have yet jeeD admitted to fechim. Mr. ADDINGTON, we con- ciude, muft have feen him, as he fignified the Royal ...

... fN'DIA NEWS. -AtkT INDiA HOUSE, Ith ManCH, 1804.: thi9 morning the following difpatches were recedjfed rhe Secret Cofmittee of the Court of Dieft~ors of a hti in'ia Company, from the Gbverinor in Coun. cil at Bombay l a Letter from the G;overnor in Council at Bomhbay, 5 0 the Seet Committee of the Court of DiNre t, dated tuotbeY Cattle, thE 3d Oetoher, t±03. PAR 3.-$; Our Prefideftt has ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICIE. LONDON: 'THURSDAr, MTARCH 59. By the Wafhington, Captain GR EEN, -arrived in the Downs from the coaft of Africa, we have the unplea- fant information that Goree has been captured by the French, as appears by the following authentic Extra&d of a Lefter from a Gntlernan at Senegal to Ifis Friend in London,.datedFeb. 12, i804. 4 The Hfand of Goree was attacked and taken by ...

... TIHE MORNING C11RUNCGLE. LONDON: WEDNLsDAr, MARCH 7. The report of the KItiG's health yefterday, waa as follows - His MJjs-TY is going on in a favourable wiy. L. i'E9YS. i-I. R.RE1YNOLDS, Queen's Houfc, F. MI.LMAN. March 6, i804. W. HlBERDEN. The internal afEirs of France,, wliich have been fo long diflhnguifhed by a lifelefs and infipid uniformity have fluddenly affiumed a new intereft ...

... THE ITIORNING CHR OIVL'LE. LONDON: SATURDAr, MARCH :a. The'Bulletin [hewn at St. James's yefterday was as follows I-His MAJESTr continues togo on Zn a favourable way le Qucen's Houkr, March 9, 1804. (Signcd as urual.) d; There was yefterday a report that the French had in gained pof~dlion of Elfineur. We riiade the moff parti- fc cularinquiries as to thefource of this information,butwe lu ...

... IMPERIAL PALIAMENT or G6a BRIT43]N AND iRELAIND, jIoUSp OF COMM14ONS, 1etr. 29. t~ rqeqene of thie Houle having to ballot for Uleteion tbe gallery was not open till near five o'clock.- oitafter itrangera ere admitted to hear tbe proceedings of i fl~nourable 1-ioufe, Sir George Cornwall appeared at'thc tsand made a Report froni the Ayleibury Committee, the faniot of which Was, that tliey had ...

... LA;,JPuRfRIAL P XLIENr OF S.REAl E RJTAIN AI/ D iRELAtND. HOUSE O!; ORD.'3, MAARc 6. '!hN Royal Aiarite Mlnity bill, and tlhe Scotch Bankrupt lat. Aiixv i bouejl ftoin the Conmimons, and read a firRt tltire 11; .taii lEii wr rcad a fecond time and ordered to he (it rA::llt' i i'd u:- ioil s Eflatc Bi1l was reported, and ordered to * . -X _al I: L; iu i J:mnity I i'i, and the Lor.don I',rt h . ...

... TiHE AORNING CHRONICLE. ' LONDON: SA*TURDAI', MARCH 17.; The Bulletin of yeflerday was: i- IVi AMnJFSiTY continues to recover. Queen's Houfe, Nlarzh i6, s204. (Siggea as usual.) His MAJESTY walked in the garden, accompanied by his ufual attendants. The QUEEN and PRiNcEssEs went abroad to take an airing as.ufual, during the time the Phyficians think it proper his MAJEtTY fhould.walk in the ...