... From t&e LQ.NDOV G/IZATTEA'Lu 5. wAR-OF~liCE, ;MA-T S Hosp[TAL SqTAF.--SUrgeonI Jainme Da!zele, from the 2d la~gon u(;ardo, to b, Surgcll tO the ForCeS in Ircladic, vice Miuning, religned. Allillant Surgeon N. G. JEmery, from the 3:d Foot, to be Sur- geon to the -d l1aualioii of light Infantry of tht Line in Ire- lanld, vice I CneicSrcin oveCL to th 90th IIoot. CROYItON ViLoru NI'(ICAVALI(av. ...

... GRAPE1BITAL 1'D ALIEADEN. CR LA T BRll ZVZ AN2D ZIL2EL AND. HOUSE OF I.ORDS, MIAY 4. Mr. Erfkine was heard in reply for the Appellants in thc Chan- cery Appe;.l, Richardionls v. 'J h- Univer'ities of O-ford and Cambridge. 'Plie r1.,rd Chancellor and Lord Ellnborough lIpolke in fupport of the lnjunrieliio, which was affirmed. Several private Bills were brought from the Commons, and read a firit ...

... IMPERLAL PAl1LIAMENT Ur GREA T 2RITAiNV ABD IRCES AND. l HOUSE OF LORDS, MAry Mr. Alexander was heard for the Rel.ortiscdt5, anl lr.lr. milly, in reply, for the Aptpellants is trise hiotcfl Appel tla,:u v. the Earl of Kisinoul, &c.-Farther cossftdcratia prftDanad[I0 'lie Eight Millions and One Million and a 1-rF cbequr Bills Bill, and the other Bills which wesat tir=agha Ceaaaitt yeiterday, ...

... IMPERIAL PA.R LIM.ENT OF GREATMBIRTAINAND IR RLAND. HOtUSE OF LORDS, ArIL o. The Duke of Manchefter, Earls of Soudhampton and Mor4y, antl Lord A' orrirgton, took tHe oaths 'and their feats. STArE OF DEFENCE OF T1E COUNTRY. The Order of the Day on the Marquis of Stafford's Motion relative to the. State of the' Defence of the Country, bcing moved, Lord FIAwrCESBURY faid, that very urgent reafons ...

... THE AMR.NlATG CWIRZONICLE. tLONDON; ;f7EDJ Z8D.4r, J~Ar a. . i Th.e prefi ibtjnesdgn Im of all public. Adminifltra- tio;, naturaly Ves.rife 'to the itcn anxious i'treir; endes the nioiLoniltradiadry rumours. Schemes §f. irrangeimenit r formed in every Coffie-hoqie, Od .ven -new Liflslf Mlnifters are hanrhd about 'Mi vas inuch conrfdi ...

... TAIE MORNING CL-ZR UNILE *LONDON: I ~~~~TNL'1^r~2', lJtrA7. I |tTehaye tie mortification again to inform our read. ers, that no arrangement has yet been formed for the New Adminidtztaion, thoutih every pelfon muff feel how cruel this moment of I;,fyrence muft be, inod how denrirnental to the plublic cau'e. On Saturday, while foame orcur cotemporaries were announcing tbat new wriLs were to be ...

... L.O A . . Vedrd4 fflbtning the Ibilowing Oentletieh thet the .saacellor of the ExcbeqUer in Downring-flrevt s A k.t Mr A. G oldfmid, Sir W. Curtis, Mr Robatts, Meffes. G. Ad C ThellI'on. Mr. Ward ond Mr, Aiflabie. Mt 'Sr Francir Baripg, Mr. Angerfteiou Mr. Angerfcein, jun. r. X~attye, r. Ayton and Mr. Ellis. r 'L.ord ¢ainaird, sir R. C. Glyn, Mr. Boldero, Mr. a ,. .fDordien and Mr. -Tritto.- ...

... tram the'LJa-NDOIX GAZLTA o Mat I.; The Gazette contains a numberbf letters from Com. modore Hood, of his Majefty's S.hip Centaur, our Chief Naval Commnander at the Windward Iflands ini the Weft lndies. The' fArtt dated February 6, oT Martinique, relates a very gallant adiown perfornied by 72 leamen and marines beloiog1r to the Centaur, under the command of Lieutmnarit ReynPrOds, in-! our ...

... CH1NJCk. 1 LON-DON: , : H7I1zar, MlAY.4.., 05; -eaders will'fee from the fort. converfation ip ~~dt°irof t orde that no pr o rcs ' yet been- G ', the arrangement of a new- Miniffry. Lord pat the queflion, however, io fo marked tO the perfonswiwo now hokidthebodfices of Go,; t i~fl .f:arce, asrto leave ro doubt in any , td O the ifue o;' the contelt. His MAJESTY has .'Pefed to make Lord E LDON ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TU.BSIAr, MAri. The public will hear, with the moft lively fatisfac. dion, that Minifters yeflerday gave way, and fhrunk from all further rfiftance to the voice of the nation. Our Readers wvill fee, by a reference to the fhort converfa- tion in the Houfe of Lords, that they deprecated the difcuflion of the Marquis of STAFFIRDIS- motion, upon which they were ...

... . CRCULAR NOTE A2StID To-THtE YORewN M NlSTait$ RtStD1Dt'T AT f~~~~~TZ C'',, arl OUaT. ' 1~ ' SiP~DoWning-ftrecet, April ;0, I864. The c~grieuce which all Europe mul: have had-of the con- dalc tf th goyerltlaenr of France, vauljdshavc induced'hijia7 jefty tire2; any clfarges which might liave bqen hrbught by themn' na^ f'bau I~s gdver~rnent, with flence and contenpt; if trj vlrq e~eraogdinary ...

... FORRIGZN I2VT71GL1GENR-..;E 3tf THE HAMBURGHI AND DUTCH PAPER~S. PARIS, APRIL I13.-The MoAionifrcontains the Tol lowing note prefented by the Ba;ion de Montgelasi Mi- ilter of the Elector of Bavaria to Mr. Drake. The'Underfigned, &c. hias the exprers command of his EOec- toral flighnels, to communicate to Mr. Drake 'the annexed print- ed iZlcnrb, and to itate to him that 'thd sr'igirai in .llr ...