... : rt at fl t~ii f iz I A! ftj*'.W 1. v. . , .p Prz i~ i ,I . . , v - -1 - Having pAid a virit lately to Mr-. B giant, in thc Haymarket, who is tile cul yt lriC 11j to. be alive (or indeed whofe exillencey giart kt,4, properly authenticated) it may not be evr b per to defcribe f(hartiy the Principat deceied' lons and qualifhtltions, of this near featr, di,, fupport of our prefent able ...

... T7ii Al! RA'.iKZG CHRL'VII&CLE. LC11%i)ONT SATUZARll ALUUZ cz8. We are forry to fE.d ,bat the difafler w'h ch 1t- fal'en tile Weft-India Fleet that lately f1ilcd fronii Clci on the coaq- of Portugal, is more coqiLi erab5c tiataw at firft fupprufd. No leis than 37 are upon LlJ;1a bioks, befih'es the Ayalco frigate ; and is '- i t'lat there are a few morc, the narm-s oi o.Iich earr yet af ...

... MPEIdRIALL PIRLlfAIMENT or G.?EAT BRITAINV AN^D IREL,IND. FTIOUSE OF LORDS, Araii. 6. On the Motion of Lord Auckland, the Orier of the Day for going inu, a Comillittce (,I thc Bill fr increafing the Capital of r th iit ank of Scorlarid was diifharged on account of tilm papers neceirarfto tnenhle thcir Lordlhips r torn, an opinion as tn tfei propqtity of thte menfure nro being raly tn be laid ...

... tIh OF, THE 'OOi~&TY IN THE HOUSE OF C6M oN,- 'VI L1 V-^ FsR. F04 MOTION, Aia A C614MlTTEli TO CONSIDER Or 'i MILITARY DbTEZ£CS 0?1 THE NATLUN- MONIDAt 03 -paPL, 8i04. Anl, Tlromas FoX, Hon. C. - Oborne, Lord F. NW. Lec Foijanbe, F. F. Ofbornie, John * FAaqlifi, Philip OTif-11tone, Lord Adails, r VFitzpatrick, General Ord, William Aubray, Sir John Fitzhugh, Wm;' Pelham, llon.C. Gcorge ...

... IAIPERIAL P ARLIAMENT O IF GREA T BRITAIN AND IREL AND. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL ZA. Mr. Plomer was farther heard forr cb Abprllants in the cafe from the Court of Chancery, Richardifon v. the Univerlities of Oxford and Cambridge. a he farther conlideration was dlayted till this day fe'nnight. On tile motion of Lord ELLZNBOROUCH, the Bill for enforc- ing the execution of the Canons of the Church, ...

... From th e LONDO V- 'GdYZET iT.E, 1Z4 The Gawle' of Saturdjv'night:contiains''the .,i,'dl1a- details of the re-calrure of Goree' it) two'1ette's'ftom Crpiain Dickforn, oE his MNajeltyT's'fip' -Izicno1ftm he hitf, datcd March i 5, is'direc'td to 'Lord, Hobart, and gives an account of the recapture, 'arid of, Captaiti. Wm. Murray, the Senior OGcei' of the Afrcatt Cor~ps, being appointed by ...

... THE MORNING C'1YRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, APRIL b. We yeflerday received another Letter from Deal, which contains fome interefting details from our fqua- dron off Boulonge, communicated by an eye witncefs eapable of judging. The Stone Expedition is juffly the fubje4t of derifiQn to every ndval-man. The ene- ny's preparations continue with extraordinary Niger and a~tivity. It is thought that the ...

... EOREICGr IA PNit IS, MARCH 2ID-Since Mnda have been thrown open, and the P'r 'gae 6e able to enjoy rihe plearure of the couotlv tolil the weather now invites themn. In ofne of 1, (I A minations Piclhegru was confronted v 141 ' T'hey were, however, in all appearrce i friends, and Georges called Pichegru a JZt:,,Ub,' Y neral. gcarnelQi,j Yefterday it was replorted tha4t the Duke d. in a Itage ...

... - B = =R sA L:,d .dME OF G'RE,:T BR I'd1 l airN D SIrL A .XN D. HOUSE OF: LORDS, APAIL 5. , r.lro\rLtn R fron1 the C(titoni, Hnire, brought up an Account . f the Brin;5l it anst hdfcc(:le orsvp-to tiltr 5thojalruy`-iaRt,fro far as the fame had come to hand., Lo~dS WA'9rN~t'-fittand GRtY took the oaths and th;er feata. ; ,IbOrder of the Day for goitng hito a Cuiansittec on the BPit for Uiabling ...

... THE MORAIING CHROAIICLE. LONDON: T,'URSDAr, APRIL Yefterday the Gentleraen who have formed lifts with an intention to bid for the Irifh Loan, had another in- terview with Mr. CoRRY, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer for that kingdom, when he informed thenr that he Phould be ready to receive A bidding in Ireland for a Loma of £-. X,50,coo And if this aantof the urm wanted fhould be contraace ...

... ' I AiP-ERIA1L P 4ALIASI ENT o r GAE AT BtR7 Ar.'A, i1riD IR EL AND. 1-DOU7JE OF I.OIDS, Areix 2,a. Mr. An .T - as hcard flc the Rafponidciis in the Scofch Ap- peal Huinter anid others zgainft the Earl of Kinqoui andothers Fa rtlher ctinfidturptiwu ;tefllrprl ml till t cii nt fday. 'lhe EPaiI of 'etterburough tooC ti-m> oitths and his e'at. The Eight NMlilliots zxchequcr 1Rills i'.ill; OCJc ...

... StO'E EXPEDITIOh. or ir sh DIThJ? ef Mhe MZORIMn GONi6'LE. Ich EiTRACT OF A LETTEit, :Ct '!is Maj[tAy's t'iip Irnmortalite, with the honie flips, bonmbs and cutters, under the orders of Captain Ovwen,-failsd froni WR Dungeriefs on the morning of Thurfday, the tmth i'tt. and as- lie clored off Boulbgne before the clorc of day. On their arrival, ey Commodore Morris made the fignal for thc boats ...