... FDi&LIGN JArYLLL G'1Cz, PARIS, M-IAY L.I The 31,oniteur contains tfhe fl1lowinr Zta~enment re-I speccing the state of our na, ' l 0 Ftoesst ;lry attempt at invasion rolln ther OioOstice co st, and out e comnplete igllorallce of all tlt:ir mritime vineWF ,While the English Cabinet, plos ssed ot :;ri initeose It secret scrvice oneilo so ill infc Vr n-oi ol rO t'enlets1 ofthc French ports, ...

... .. .?? A. .. Fro.,m I/j,, , -.. ?o, I ??- I L, ?L _ ? ). K F. King ha3 ben tLcIae 0o c,-i;4I Leez a .-r- l~nsoocrahe ('telsrses titiii ~lilst lse .A-ma~g v thet Sie .quadroor nmhis Ivilciests s kit'-' ^Pjti c f ,t-ij:i, ior,;r J imt's (jesnoiert ;nckt! Pb'iui~s~ }&'l;n, l3psq. Vice Adcni is oF the RedSqaii'hnn, cf be tesrys Ifleet 'A 'jMri Qti : ns, jun. Esq. the 1 gotin.Th> SiL ...

... -'ZHE MORNING CHRONICLE. us- (if LOND OON: )itr .0a SATURDAT, MATr 4, aDS. /ill on I Yesterday intelllgence of a very disagreeable satut was received in town from the west Indies by tlhe to to way of Liverpool. The following was theacgsount at ple LLOYD'S The Higginson sailed fromnS't.Tleomas onX the 53d, and brhlgi ed aiinaccountof the French atttacking se. Kitt's, ani destroyifgalg ob. the ...

... THE M0JeIN6O CHRONICLE. tONID ON: FRZDAV, MAT' 3, x8a8. The follwing iniportant intelligence was yesterday rs~eived: 4 By a dispatch received at the Admiralty from Ad- ;tiral Lord GA&DNER, dated the 22d instant, it appears that on the nith the Loire frigate, in latitude 43..44. longitude Mo. 48. fell in with a 'rench squadron of five sail of the line and three ' frgates, supposed from the ...

... From the LONDON G AIZETTE; MIm', I I. AI\ f La. - . -. _- ,L I . .. . - At the Court' at the Queen's Palace, the gth of Mvlay, e80o, pres nt the JRing's Must Excellent Majesty ill cuuncil, 'hit day, his MA/Tjestv il Councilhssvin, ordered the Council I Boi4k to e laid before doin, the name of Henry Viscount Mel- vilise was erased freom the Liet of Privy Counsbellors, 4 BANKRUPrCY SUPERSEDED ...

... s N- I N I sL I i C AN1 ' )POPcEGN VV7TtrIG.F2-C,t- PARIS, APRIL s. 'thich of th! hvo, England or France, *3l be -4i'- soonest ready to sehd out e editjons td the two Indies; to surprise colonies and to capture coni'oys ? Evejy thing ccnffdunds thse imagination in the mannier of car- rying on a naval war, so lodg barrei in events, and Whic'h seemed not likel to be decided bnt by one single ...

... Mr. Pitt, Lord flawkcsbury, and several other No- blemen and Gentlemen, together with a number of the Members of the Corporation of'the City, and a nurme! rOus set of Ladies and Gentlemen of the first respecta- bijily, wNvent on1 Saturday to visit the abovc-mentoned national wndertaking. Theme wvas also an inimense crowd of people, whao cotald not obtain admission to the 1)ocks, assembled ili ...

... IHBE mORVIANG CfRONAICLE. LO ND ON: d MfON DA42, MUAT 27, 3805. n Yesterday the Harnburgh Mail due, arrived in course. t A letter dated 12tb May, 'from the Banks of the ii Vistula, leaves no doubt that M. NDvoSILZOFF is go- o ing on a diplomatic mission to BONAPARrTE. It is said t( to he in corncert with the Cabinet of St. James's. We v are inclined to think rather that the policy of the Court ...

... TWPISTOCK VOLU1T-RS SIR, - -.oVV9_. ...

... : IMP:ERIAL PARLIAMEN'T -W I . 1 : .- ON GAEZTMI fTAIN ,1iND IREAB3.4xn ::. I . . I . - . . I B., i, - .. . : aOr. liF ( OMk oa 3tig~gas: He uWire itroduced.Ary WN. * Hrsirrion Ponsoubyq asg flkirnt. 'Bowves Dal;-Es rs. A~di iral }fl~t ir eLY: pr'esented a Petition fi om tie Debtdrs`in Gloucestrr (rs, praying ...

... 217WE AIOAING CHRONICLE. LO ND ON: i*RZD.i'7; MXA2 Io, ieiS. Dutch Papers to the 5tl, and Piris tothe Its, were yesterday received. We have intervwoven -lhe princ al part of the intelligence they bringf, With the subjeCt of the French E.zpeditions to which it relates. The new Dlutch Constitution is put in mntioo, aid SCAI.MMELPEINNINCr, as Grand Pensiulnaiv, has er. tered on his fun6Lions. It ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT O.F GREAT BRITAIN AND IRLLAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, MA,,y i6.. Mr. Plonmer was icardl in the cauce Redington v. Rcdhigton. _F:r; her progress postpolled till to-mnorrow. After somie conversation between L Aerd -lAWLiSHacItR7, the E:.arl of RAlDNOR, UU(1 tie 1I.ORD CuuAN;ce.Loa, the second roading of the Incorporate Bodies Oaths Liil was postponed Lill this day thtc months. Se ...