... £S REA L ND lr L /.IEa' T C~~eZ~A2 bJ.U~Ace X }~LAD HOUSE OF 1.OlRDS, MAY- C(Tfl WIt-re IC herfl ir COi nlita itlio in ;'!e Scotph AppQal, Duke (If (ol',^ctU;I;: :e :,:t hi i,; no STATE OF DI FSNCh. F F I IIE Ci-)STJiTRY. About five o'clock hie Mrluis Of STAFFtKI) enter- ed the Houfe, and had a fl'dUrt canvCtlation witht Lile LotMD -CHANct.CI .R. The NGblIe and L-:arned Lord then qvitted the ...

... TSE MORYING CHRONICLE. - *LONDON: TUESDAY, MArls. The engagement wh ch Sir SIDNEY SauTTI'S fqcua- dron had with the flotilla, off the Dutch Coaft, is va- rioufly reprieented. It is Rated in forbe accountt, that the enemy fuffered very great lofs. On the other hand it is faid, that our fquadron was vary roughly handled. The moft favourable flatements fay, thlat of fifty brigs failed from ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 2UiL' MRNI1VC;(H ] -L- - - -E ,,2iz- fiDt, ,CjII.R(OlVICLE LONDON: MONLfI)Th1, rMA2 at. A report is in circulation that MIr. PITT, and Mr. ArmINGTON are to be reconciledby higlh aotthority, and that I c Ix icifler is to form a MIember of the Ard- miluift.nion, already corrmp(ufid of fi. of his Colleagues, out of the whule number of twelve. We cannot pi e- tend to conjeflure either what Mr. Pt ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ITHE Al9Rp 1X.i! CJRQIC!4 LONDON: afONDAY, of4Tr 14. The public may be affured that no meurateor com- plete lift ofthe new Miniftry can yet ,J 9i trce the ultimate arrangement d~pepdsPen tAe anr~ers that may be received by Mr. Pi TT to bifers..nade to Noblem6n and Gentlemen at a diftance. For initance, it is known that an offer was made-to EBart MOIA .t6 be Sesrrtary of Statefor ilhe War ...

... poREiGN jiNTLLPGENA'6 rgo; THE AGNITEUR OF THE 14T1i AN- 5StH. PaRS, APRIL 23.-T'he laft convoy of ob)j es of arts lately arrived from Italy is compofed of pwo tolal ligurcs of the Nile and tkc Tiber, and a niamber c tOlb5sebas-reliefs and inacriptions, and, models of P ,figures, which are in the Vatican and in the ntque eions of Roman Princes. FT1It fre articles will finith and complete the ...

... IMP EL)k1A L PA1ALIAMAUN' T GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUS!2 OF I.(RDS, MAY 23. Mr. ALEX ANDe{ iVas Iear. ic Icoroctlflon. aud MIr. RCitz inl rerly, in the Appe;!l, Gricve'r Cunningham and Grey. judg- omeit to begiven cot lr'edf.ciz7 next. 'Iwo Bills wtre brought up trom the Commons, and rcad a fi, It tll.. Lord WAL5lsNCuHaM broucght up the Report of the P-neras Poor Bil, which wvas agrced ...