... THE'ORNNING CHO.WICLE. LONDON:' - THUARSDAr, Mar It. The new Minifliry is now very nearly filled up and fettled. Me. PITT will be re-elefled this day, and take his-place perhaps to morrow. Or from political motives he may waive taking his feat till after the holi- days, as the Houafe will probably adjourn from Friday till Wednefday. This will relieve him from various embarraffnents. A new writ ...

... WNhtA~ CLts Yelterday the Mof nurmerous and rdfi ing of the Whig Club which has taken Ieftt~al - I was held at thle Crown and Anchor, p acefo Chair. Among the Cortipany were the Ox i;:; Duke of Bedford SirW. Mf ll0oing B . Duke of Norfolk Sir John b, art Earl of Lauderdale Mr AL. Creom Bari, Earl of Albemarle Ro Aid. Ot. Lord Rolbcrt tpencer George BYn- jq.. Lo rd W. R,,ifell Ynoge llif l ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT . GREAT BRITAIN AvND IREl. NDI. HOU,5E OF COMZIONS, MAX' ro. The Seamen's Prize Money Paymcnt Regulation Bill was read a firli tine, was ordered to bc printed, and to be read a l'ccond time tne morrow fe'nrilight.' Mr. JoIfNSrON Pr, frm the ChiefSecretary's Office fir Ireland, prefentud at the Bar of the Houlc, in purruance of a former or- der, an Account of the prelnrt ...

... LONDON: sAruROAr. MAr 19. It is whimfical to hear the advocates of Mr. PITT, railing againit the molt reqiieaablc Oppofition this coun- try ever faw, as if that Opporition wiffied coarfely and absolutely to dictate to the IKING the choice of his Minifters. We lave fhewn cursorily liho weak, on general principles, this argument is, but we do not think that this quetion has much to do with the ...

... From tIfe LOADO F A.. ir 19. WHITEHALL, MA.Y 19, rSov. Thle King has been pleafed to grant the digniiy of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great B'itain and Ireland to Ifilac Coffin, of the Magdelaine Infands, in the GuIph ofu St. Liawrcnce, Britifh North America, Efq. Rear Admiral of the White Squadron of his Ma- jelty's F!eet; and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. The King ...

... THE LAI1ORING CL ' )AICLE. LONDON: 'TUE3'DAY'; srr. Laqc ni*t the m1tioni of the Marquis of STArFO;RD was lent oil 1qF4'ay, upon hle filtewent of the ,LomjI CHANC.1iLLOR, thal it WIt wjvthli.I his know .-Jge, that fiom -cirru:ilaaaes whiviti boIae S$v'tk1h Fifty when it 'gas fliKt pOft Ported. ~In tile ouGI mons, Mr,.Tox's rnot~on Was Put Off I Mr. Rofe faid, that hle wa 0, the HLiofe,, not ...

... rOLUN~ , & SEdOaND BRi&Anat ot VOLdN'rEFR3 OF H E TErN DIVISION of Titia MET'ropowil DSTIAtcT.- Notwitfiflandirg the public. curiofity was voVy much divided between thle grnind fieffacle on the.Thar ies and this 'ftlendid military' pxhibitibn, the Park' was yefferday erdwded at a Very early 'hour wVith fiprcators of all deferiptions. The brigade vias drawn up in. he following order:- I; The ...

... 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 ...

... TaE JMIOJANINt^ CHRUAtICLEi LONDON: j*1Dr, Mar z5. Yefterday arrived a Hamburgh Mail. Nothing has oeen received to throw additional light on the intentions of the Court of Ruofa, though nio doubt can remain, that tht moltdetided averfion from French politiet now pre. vaik it . PSter.iburgh. It is fRated that a clofe and frc40ebt iatirourw by Couriers, takes plate between Peterburgh atd VWendra ...

... Vtote1X N BY T4E *HAMBTR4iT MAIL AWD 3- MINISTRY Or MARINE rSPl THE COMMXSSARY GLNERAL OE C llMM TIIE ERENCtI Rt PUBLIC AT LiSI1oN TOa l r'-A in. MAtRINP. [t;? M1,£lz6 Cl'l'ZSN MINISTER, I jr,, have thle honour to iriform yoeitht ftti Ati part Of an Englilb conVoy of feventy fail n e j tt the Coaft of Portugalt near Figuera; 'I hirt e.in Lit, and thie frigatet Apollo. of 16 guna, tilet %~y V ...

... IMPERfA L Pd IL14MlENT Us GREAT1 BRITrAIN AND IRE I ND. IHIOUSE OF LORDS, MAY L. a L Committee of Privileges, Couriiel were farther heard and evidence was adduced, for the Cl5insant of the RooffeC Peer. age.-Poftponcd till ''hurfdry. 'he Bills on the table were forwarded. Several private Bills were brouliht from the Commons, and ecad a firfttime-Adjouyned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Ballot for the ...

... (i~ONPIRIIL FsT Yefierday being the.-bay appbintecA by ihe'o mhariad of his Majelly for a, General Feat and Humiliation be- fofe the Divine Majeily, to implore his bleffingsarnd af- !fta-ce on the hvms of the King, by fea and land, the Volunteers met generally in the Churc-hes and Chadpels adjacentto the places at which they were raifed.- The Houle of Lords fet the example, and went to King ...