... : ; I O 7 JDON, M . *I. 'WTI!appears confirrned, -that nloaparre has affuallyaffurned the Imperial dignity. This new epoch in the biltory of the' Flech' Re. volution, it is thought, 'will furn'zil the gr our6d- work:of'a frefli atnempt at,.negociation; and report even wfeptfo far ?? as .st atethat S i Mr. Livingfion, the American Mir iller-at Paris, . had been made the medium ?? pacic ...

... SUMMARuv F foLITKi, RusstIA.sThe. !Xte- f*mi the Rutsiaa Miniser to the Diet ef ltatisbon, whitd ?? foudi in a fnnner pageon this theet, seems tojiidithte a ?? on 4Ihe par of the Eximofrt to ttke prt, in soe way at at*, ii the presefitt Ctest. it is stated, tod in the *brti hewspapers, that an Stm$ t4280,0 Isians aft _readfy ti nir a~6Gerftny; -that there is an alli. anceformied, ?? and ...

... 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. ...

... I ' OND . M : s ?? mornling-r rived a Gottenrburg-mail, which has brought a number 9f letters, all reckoning upon the certainty of a new coalition of the continental powers againft France.- We have alfo received Dutch papers of as late a date as Friday lalt. In one ofthefe 2ppears the note of the Eniiipperor'of Ruffia, delivered to the Diet of Ratifbloht the fiti copy of Whiah was brought by ...

... 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 ...

... I TO TI L U . :P : S. 0 I ,L 1,O0 DON E V OL U.A ERtS r egigt to ten o'clock, or nearly half aftert was rt''1 w ith the crnibarkation of the City Corps, from C0JI ltationS Ivhich were allotted, to them, tile lifongate Stairs. to Alihailow Stairs, and Coal fr'' TIhe order ot each corps was regulated by 11ibou' b clanng to the River Fencibles, in afepa- iitricer The Commander and Field-officers ...

... 1. ,Y I ?? Ilf ) r, 110USE Ole, CONMMlONS, Fril/ar, dlr IZ Mjr. Pitt and- Mr. titiskisson took the oaths and their scats on thc Trearsir v 1Ir nch. A bil was bronght it) to ?? attornie5 and solicitors who have rregilatd to talke uit certilicates, pu-silnsnt to the a, i3d '(lGor*-e Itf. Eills were nr'br Igt in for amremnlino the a.tes for rrgui:rtieg .l ?? -l-d.trre j'urnr-m; l'n t!-c c:tton ...

... (FROM THE HAIURGrI MAIL.) I VIENNA, M1ay 9.-On the 6th intiant, Baron ;Maftelzekof arrived here from Peterdburgh, as a courier, and brought orders, among others, to the Ruffian Ambaffador here, Count Razumowfki, ]fto put on mourning. for feven days for the late Duke, d'Enghien, which he aceordiogly did, With , all the ierfons-attached to his Legation, and the other Ruifarks in this city. - a1 ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY, --A 3 A . ^1}_ A.C : , I . . . Monday the Affembly referred all caufes not diffued to tke Commilfion. After the M1ode. rator's addrefs to the- Afl'mbly, and thanks re- turned to his Grace the CON51MHSSxONEE, the Alrernbly was diffolved, and the -next General Affembly appoirnted to be held in the fame place; upon Thurfday the i6th of May Igo5. We have feldorn feen an Aflfembly ...

... ^tEDWBSG NEWs CONTINUED. On Falday the :8th inRant, the GanalvCorps *of .Volubteers were prefented with a ftatidatd by I the Canal Company, and rinfpeded by Colonel BAILVIE, infpecting field. officer of the diflrid . *The Committee of Management, wvith a- number d ladies ans gentlemen, failed forn:lor Don- idas, in the Company's barge,'along the Canal, having the -band .of the Firlt Glafgov ...

... IPMUAL PARLIAiENV'T. HOUSI. O6 ItO1DS,-Thnifrdiy, May 24. T7he L'arl of WJteakth brought ill a Bill for diffolving the marriage of RobertTighe, Fll. of tile county of waetnieathi with E 1ther hit tifei; which *as read a firft tinte; and ordered for, D fecoudrcading to-torrowd'ort- nigit. . . The Scotch Rxcif, Licnfe, Bill, and feveral priiate Bills, were read a ?? time; and the ...

... Mr. DRA KEt.-This unfortunate gentle- man has, it seems, been ordered to quit tihe dominions of the Elector of Bavaria, who has caused him to be officially informed, that- the honour of the Elector and the welfare of his people have compelled him to declare to his excellency, Mr. Drake, that from this momne't [see the note, p. 678] it :will be impossible for him to have any communication ...