... 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 ...

... £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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON: SATURDAY, AY Bar. In the patching up of the new Adminiflration, there is nothing which excites the leaft interefI in the public mind. Difappoirited of that which would have been feuiecable to the country,' by difplaying to Europe not merely a fpirir of moderation, but a front of vigour, the people are totally uncoLcerned in whjat way Lord MELVI LLE Flail inftrua Mr. PIT T to 'caft the ...