... IMPERAL PAULIAABtWT 'EAT 3URITAIN A2VP I.tL4Z/D. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEP. -. The MvNalt Duty Bill and the Pension Duty Bill were brosught I-cbrn the Conimons and read a first time. h A Messape was aiso brought from the Commonsm statingthat they had given nelmiesian to Sir Thomas Veatherstane and Myrveh Arcldail, Esq. to attend the Committee of the Lords on the xSth current, agreeably to their ...

... TLHE AfORIAYVrG CMRONICL], L O NDI ON; 7&2.SRSD4t2; F,'ZiURrWer r3 4 American papers to th e 7 7th of Jallual y airrilse 7 terdav. Triey mentior the arrival of seve:al Aneriefl vessels froma the Isle of lrance. The Reward, L-ay irRT, arrived at Salem on tie x4th of January in ...

... .,14 -PRI,4L PARLMM~llEN T7 or GPLIAT BRI2TAIN AYD ZILELAND. HO3UIE OF COMMONS, FEaQ. MVWAER.; Rpycentcd L Petitio-s from Mr.iBowyerproptiietor of the !iioric Callery,in 'Pall Mail,stlttlighis exertions to 1p: o- riote thi .'i..c arts in this country and the cxpences lie incurred therebv, ;s;d praying for leaveto hare a Bill brouight in to cnable him to citpoce oE lis Coliec'lion of Pisiies, ...

... IMPIPRL4L PARLLiMTENT OF C1UPA1 RRITdAIN A.VD IRZLA.AD. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. 6. The Malt Duty and Pension Duty Bills \vereread a third tisnts and sehtio the Commons. A Message was afterwards received from the Commons, str.- ing that they had agreed to the Loruss' Amendrsaent oas tie s 1F- sion Duty Bill. Lord MULGI(Av- presented (he Copies of the Papersrelative to the Rupture wit4 Sppain, ...

... 7JLJE jVORI\vp; ; u ? k 9AfICLI?. .r r?'T?N ty LO IDON.' lit rrn,.Z:aw42.@A; ;.FAD''kEhIZr' kO. zhjL5. o Vc ycstcrday, r dcoivedl Paris 'Journals to the 9th;- 'nsTw Coerscr vittiv tt Sen;le have prcsented an Address in e re answcr to aar'r tr-s conimunicaticn of his pacific E li ovcrtures. It flisters the Empeiror on his mioderatioe tr and pacific disuosirion. it dto5.S not Rapear, however, ...

... Ii n ?IL PARLIzIAMIENT of GREAT PZiTA1 N AND IRELAND. HOTUSE 01' LORDS. 7X. :3. Mr. ADAN erd? to. Hi-t vcwers heard For tlc Apeuant in te :mcorch -h ', B-'nerowanagninst ancrmlrnvtM. '1T1h !]r-ealsnd V. ;.l ]:ishLrrv BiU antd emie oticr Bills were lbroucght frons the Comonos, and used a-U iU'st tiote. -. AL seT sjag was romi a L from thi Commnls ts they ntiel authorited Mr. l'Pok und Sir John ...

... n.yx ON S2LT. The varioau cabjeions to an additional Tax on Salt ff ; iil a voilnie.. As a necessary of life it is of all iS that which the poor man uses most, and the ran least. Tue labourer who earns his 12s. per ri e, consumes more salt for his own sustenance than sof hc most opulent Peers in the realm do for lvn eating. V!W shudder at the idea of a Tax *,Lread, or on PlButchr's Meat, ...

... L TO HIS EXXCELLENCY M. D'ARAUJO D'AREVEDO, &C. S Lisbon, Jan.zS, ILOS. t Sir, Did Inot entertain forthe Portuguese naton the highest resptdt, I should, perhaps, pass over in silence theindecent pib- I lization w!.ich has appeated in the Supplement to the Gazette o:' I Lisbon of this day, of an article widerthe title of Manifetsr-of thePrinceof Peace, dated Madrid the 2othDec. 1804. Bet as- ...

... 72IIP MOR2hVd CHRONICLE. 1.5 fro: to ZVIZDNESDA2; rEpu~uApr i,3, X1305. Fr; ~ft The disusin fthe Spanish Papers has now occue..4 5tpied two~days, and our Readers are put in~to posseso 42, ed or-ilt earguments Which the onen ft Ministers L ibe has been able to suggest in justification of the war. We rcli *ot wviii not aInt~icipate thle puiblic judgment on the case as it- 'Is now presente4 to ...

... if ND I A 'In- CAILCUTTA GAZETTE EX'-jRAOR ,& R \ NS. FoR1 WILLT1IAM, *TUNE 21, I804..CQ1 p ,. ad- treat of Jeswunt Rao Holhar fim of 23d of A.pril, his Excell-nc) the Cornand - ,i . Ord detached two parties of irre ,ui.i hliorse uirider trj, mnofCa I-' d mand of C.aptaIin G3ardine, an 01i er il' the s->v:.- red the Rajah of Jypore, ard of J, ai. -rt.1, oi h.. ity. y's 74th Regiment, to watch ...

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... YIEU MQORNINVG CHRONICLE. LONDON :r1uRsli;-, FLBi3AUARr r, c .al The intemperate, and perhaps unguarded exjl-essions si of Mr. PITT, in tiic debate of Tuesday, relative to thert conduct of the late First Lord of the Admiralty, may p] be attended with most imnortant consequences. The cl regard which the No'ble Earl felt for the late Minister, t( 2nd his persevering attachment to him, are gwell ...