... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... W sc ;~ rcos em I hc R t/l t .. , - - - n~~~~MRVt Ga,1i~ le Yeflerday, faking a walk with one of mny friendri [it by ccident we Itrolled is far a's Nor wood, where we as hopped at the Gipfiey ~u and had fome ale. We t- agreed to walk on to Sydenham, and come back to rc tea . accordingly we Oid lo. When we artived'At the s, houfes we hard of a younrg man being foiund fhot nthrough the head ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... t ENDA 1 ROU'R. Yefrdaly a Cer-eral Court w's heljd at the Etjltndi± Honfr, ,or the purpofe of laying be'fore the Proprictors, l'apers relativc to the condudt of the War in India. Tb1eCIEAihMAN, in a li3orc but inaipreflivc fpeec1l, opened the bufirers, in the coullt of' Which he p-.id the higheit cinpilt1oents to Marquis Wellcfley, Generals Lake; St John and W!C!flcy -y be dwitk partlcularls ...

... ' ,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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .t,'fraS ff a L'.'ie. ron? lore, eoates . ?j, Z; , e' Trie cafyrlonnle n , .. i' ' rhe carmronading on IMonda, d E no doubt, i;D 1oMI-ar of thle ( oronRi j°ntWn, The fght in the efening was manni I ; n4jartt Tlhe flre firat commenced from t egrt went along the coaft to Portel, on h iead bleteufe on the other. When tbe ba der , htnd a round each, the fire thlen ' r of the flotillp., which was ...