... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... YI'JANdEv e 'AP. S., MAY 3.The grand queflion w~ c1h has oc- cupied the attentiori of ithe Tribariate has - divert- ed public attention from every other objc&. A note, n which in the Afotnileur pf tlhe 29th of April, accomla- C to nied an extraA of a letter from London of the 24th of e March, jhas ndi however efcaped notice. 1 God knows ti e (fays the letter, among other things) when the ...

... THE MORNING. CHRONICLE. ,LONDON:- . W DvESDAr, MAri6. The Gazette of lafR night contains the appointments for the Treafury and Admiralty. Alfo thofe of Lords CAMDEN and HARROWBY as Secretaries of State.- Lord HAWKESBUaY is not Gazetted becaufe he already holds the Seal. It is underflood that he goes to the Home !Department. There was a report that the Duke of MONTRIOSE,-inkead of going to Ire. ...

... FOREiGNv fVT&'ILIGENCE. FROM THE IAMBtURGH MAILS. CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 1o.-The Porte has received inte!i gence that the Engiih, with thirteen fhips of the line and frigates, and a number oftranfports, have -ffedcd a landing in Egypt, d taken poflefklon of the city and forts of i~lexandria. They expe~t the arriv6.al in ., fi(rr tinie of 7,000 men from the Eaft In- dies by the way of the Red ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 2'RlDAr, MA721 *8. A Friend of car Paper has agaip enabled us to out- flrip our competitors, and prefent to our readersan ample and intereffing detail of the Proceedings of the C reoch Government, in the Election, or rather De- 'traoion, of BONAPARTE as Emperor of the French. i'lhe rearons juttifcatory of this proceeding will be found under the proper head. We ...