... ISPERIAL PARLIAMENT,: GREAT BRITAIN AND ZREL.IND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MAV I4. Mr. Adam aud MVlr. Alexander were heard in the Scotch Ap- peal, th-. Dukc of Qecnilfbury againit M'Murde.-Poitponed till rhit.day fe'night TheLoRio CHANCEO5LLO Intving quDtted thie Wool- fack, i~ated that, in the abfience ot 'the Noble Lords pn whom it w'ould naturally have fallen to move the Addrefs t' his MajeNfl' on ...

... 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.- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLi4MENT r GRBAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. : HO1WSE OF LORDS, MAY 24. Farthervidence was adduced in l'upport of the Claiintrit in the Rous Peerage. i'vwo Private Bills were brought from the Commons, and read a firt time. Mr. Bragge Bathurft, attended by the Commons, appeared at he Bar, and requelted a conference with the Lord s rufpedting thp Amendments made by them in the Volnnteer ...

... 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 ...

... THE AIURAING CIIRONIGLL, I LONDON: THURSDAY, MArio. The Papers refpeaing the Hanoverian troops, Wed for Iafih night by Mr. Fox, were granted withotit OPY° fition. Mr. ADDINGTON continucd to fpeak as Ali nifler, and certainly hie is officially the Minificr, to fucceffor being appointed, and as hie is itill in pofeDioa of the keys. It ii with extreme fatisf;dion we obferve, tbatthe public voice ...

... ThE AMORAING CHYRONICLE. LONDON: ATOND.rr, M~r s. We have again been fortunate enough to receive the Paris Journals, we believe excluhively, down to the ae!h inclufive. The details which they furnilb are intereffl-ig, as they relate chiefly to that extraor- dinary change in the Government of France, now fo intcrefling to tlat Country arid to Europe. BONAPARTE in his anfwer to an Addrefs of the ...

... 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 ...

... Prom tle LONDON GAZETTE, MAYJ> 29. f ADMIRAI.'-OFFtCE, MAY a29. Coyy of a Leit terfio Rear Advmiral Sir 7o1b3 TbvvasA Dgi'/'artb, J(.B. CTJ~ewlaa,l~r in CLi,( ' °a /;il l3jfy'/s Sb> atid lX'c/ i, at a:aeaica, to [VilWiavz Alarj'ri', Zfy. dtid]'oft I/tsYl, :i'al,/ 24, 1104. Sir--You wvill herewith receive, for the information of the Lo-rds Cno'mil'.iongqr of the Admiralty, a letter from ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT GRIAT BRITAIN AND IREL'AND. HOUSE1 OF LORDS, MAV 16.. rh, Royal Afc-nt waq granted by Comniifflion to tbe Two. Lo.ani Bills, Ad:,itionsal Wine Duty Bill, MilliiaSiiibaltern !)h '; cei 5 lill, and ioose Private Bls.-Th. Q `oriiBiossee ,V.erc Ciec Lords Chancellor. HawVefbury and Walingliarts. i91r. Ronmilly and Mr. Warren were brardi for the Appd'stits - in the Scotch Appeal ...

... ' ,7 le LONDON GAZETTE, J7f AiL z6. WHT-l17HIALL, MAY 26, x8o4. fing b ha. been pleared tor confl~iute and appoint tbc .mi;ourabll Rcbert Stcwart, commonly callkA Vifcount - a i is (ntace Williiam lienry Cavendith, DIlte of . ,!, Knithh of the Noliit Noble Ordcr of thc GCrtur, Pre- ' f hi. .'\1ajcly's Council; the Right Honoun 1He RPobcrt ItB;, i3;n Havl :cfbury ; the Right Honowralle Johin ...

... 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 ...