... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... From dhe ,LONDON. GAZ7E T7- MNAr 22. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Miy r1. 1804. I)oaor SamueI Foad Sitimons was this day fworn and admitted Phyfreian Extraordinary'to his Majefly. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAY i1, 1804. Copy of a stetrfrom the Rigti Hoaourbai Lord Keith, KA. A d- iral of the A5la, t'c. je kYilliaw ZMarfdn, .Eli. datd at Raovj: gate, iL 20otbZ lZant. sir-l herewith tranfntit, for the ...

... 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, ...

... £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 ...

... FOla v PoLIt l CR. The public will doubtless remember that at the be- I ginning of our prefent quarrel with France, and before t hollilities had atlually Teconimcn'ced, the Emperor Alcxander offered to become the mediator of the diffe- t rences between the two countries, with a view not emerely of fettling the contelt concerning Malta, but t alfo with that of healing all other animofities ...

... THE MORNING CHIRONICLE. LONDON: AWEDNESDAr, MAr 23. Yefaerday arrived a Mail from Hamburgh. The EMPaoRR ofE RUSSIA refents the outrageous con. daft of BONAPARTE in the kidnapping and mur- der of the Duke d'EscHisw, fo much that his Minifter to the Diet of Ratifbon has prefented a very fpiritcd Note againrft the iafration of the neutrality of the'Empire, and calling upon themn to take mealfires ...

... LONDON: WNEiV3SDA2', DA2-g. The intelligence that an obitacle hba occurred to the formation of a Miniftry on a broad and comprehenfive bafis, produced much gloom and difappointment in the City yefterday, and the fenfation throughout the coun. try will be flill greater. Stocks' fell confiderably, and only got a little better on the fuppofition that the prin. ciple of exclulion would be ...

... PJIIIVop. TH4S MENATE t0ONSEkVATEURt TO THR FiRSt CONtUL OF TH£ REPUB:LiC. PARIS, s7th FLOREAL (MAY 7th.) repairs in a body to you, to thank you fir the commu- nicarion vou have made to it, the 2d of this month, by the Grand Judge, Minih'er of Ju(rice, of the original documents andauthentic papers relative to the atro- cious plots laid againft the State and againfi you, under cover of a ...