... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. T S Z - r -OF I G1?ET B~r~h A2 2B A ALA ND M. HOtJSB 'OF LORDTS MARCH pi. ro In the Appeal Johnst'on and others v. Stott and another,' V re Mr. Perceval was heard ini reply, after which the further codn. o Idderation waA postpolieddtill ?? he4th of April. ' to I'e 'RoyaliAssent.vas given bv Commission to the !aopoi o l .an4isco,0ool.1Exchequer Bills Bill, the -Spirits ...

... -TH-1 MIRATt. ?? 'L (: N M, ' I At a late-limtr 'last p ght arrived th a urg Mail due'on Suiday. Letters from Hasrb'iirg speak, of most extensive'andalmost incredible changes inGerr. many and on the Contirient, which the arrangernebt between Prussia ?? is likely fo ptdduce5 The IKingof Sweden is to bedetlironed, and his dominioris partitioned among hisneighbours, Russia, Prussiaand Deninark. ...

... PFORBEIAT INTJYL LICENCE. &14DuRON'zt ARiO 25.-It is confidently assert- e'd here, on thle authority o private letters from Berlin,. that thefjllowin r opoposoali forin a considerable part 'of the negociations pendintg between France and Prussia. C It is intended to obtain the consent of the'.Emperor of Itussia, if possili]e, but in case that should not be grant- | ed, France engages, in conju ...

... . I FORM Y'IffrTzz 117 I - I 'RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF TffE BATTLE OF AUSTEER LITZ.-BY GENERAL KUTUl OW. FROM THE COURT GAZETTt.., PETERSBURGH, MARCkc 4.-The Geneal- ofIn. . fantiys,, i~tshewM K(itkuaow, writes as follows,; iit' an -officiaLcmmnunicatioen to hi5 Imrperiia{ -M&ety- . 5 As-bur:Im I e j' y vs preseetifpers at .thebattl.e. f;Austkrlitz, fwhicli tdok place oni the oth :of £ vember ...

... I THE MORNIG CHRONICLE . . I 1% . L O;ND ON: fi LWVDNZS*DAr, '.APR.IL z, i-lG. n ti Upon a perusal of the Foreign Paptys'arrive. by &e C i'last Hamburgh Mail,, we are convindced that the ?? ?? ientil changes mentioned in the' Hamburgh t] news of yesterday,. is destitute of foundation. There: s does not appear reason toithink that any other cesons ?? f of territory besides, those already ...

... - iMIMPRIAL PAR'LiI~fNT~ L m 02 IR .AV I. HOUSE OF LORDS, ARILAs. - The Capeof GoodjHope'Trade'Regulation Bill passedthiough a Conlmittee, and was reported.: T 'rhe Expiring VAws Billwas read a thirdti mend pased, Judgment Was given qxi the spotion of Lor:rd'Eldon'lnihe care e6eling v. the East India Com6pany, referorig baicktseveral of the points to the Court of Chancery Thefarth ...

... , Fim ?? LDON AIZE7E, APR IL lI. . , , , - D1BLIN CASTLE, MARCH 28, z1o6. The Du5ike 'of Bedford, ho' embarked at H6lyhead on Tuesday night, the 5t1h instanr,'.un board his Ma- jetty's Yacht the Dorset, arlived in this harbour early this .mnrriing. His Grace on -his arrival in Dublin, '*as received by the. Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sliherifs,: and Com- nmons of the City of Dublin. His Grace, ...

... | ~ ?? I T -tcbegDITORof thbMOANING CHERONICLE. - SIR R . - - - , - . . ds i' n e account of MA IPayne Ionight's Inquiry into the prin,,ciples of-taste, given .in the Edinburcrh Review,: or Critical Jodi nal, for January., i So6,.ther e are some ret. c d, um'ks 'on a Gleek 2ran'lation of the opaenini lines in a ays .Ode, ,called ?? The 'urd These Lyrics are ' e criticised fiercely, but rather ...

... ThVntAL PARLIMEN) = G1$.2AT.1FTtN D I$gRLA D,. . ' ' .GUSL.QF LORDS APRIL Z. rd W-A LSI N MA ?? for an Addres5 to IXTF Majestyt ?? a Copy of the Second Report of tlhe Conqrasslonere, apptdeted to reesac a t;d ?? tte Civil Afasirs ot tie, Navy- ihe Irish Ms~itle; Sersce Billiwas read a: second psme an~ r.ommstted for Monday tlie 14th inst: . ise RYal) Assent asgiv. by (ommssion to the Epiring ...

... THE MORNING CHRONrICLE i D I LONDON: TIIURSDAr', .4EPL 3, rk6. Ytesterday- ?? Mail dae arrived in course. We find by ?? from Berlin of the z5th thats the Duke of BVuszi. K. has returned from Peters- buirgh. ISO'=e ac~ouO Its say, that he has not succeeded in-the obje6't of his9 risiiotn. He had left Petersburgh, but being met on the way by a Prussian. Courier with dispatches 'he'xvent back, ...

... YatCEICAT INt PrL cEMCE. ~~tEStt., MARCH 26.-At Jerigthj the future condiiw tion, of these Countti-s isno longer a secret. The Em- peror') brother-in law,. Prince Murat, is to govern Cleves and Berg, under te title of Joacliim, Duke of Cleies and Berg. 'Thi followini'Proclamation, to this efea, 'was published yesterday -Napoleon, by the grace of 'God and the Constitution, Em- peror of the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT 5 - OF , . ,G1eX4T-1IrfAzNya :rD !RAELAATD o f HOUSE O COMMON.AIL Mr. J. LATOUCi r presented a Petition from the Grocers of p -'the City ofiDublin, against the late regulations' made with res- ,peet to their ?? to lie on the Table. Mr. Hi re a r 0 RC-E, front the Office of the Chief Secretary ofc ! State, in Ireland, presented a statement of the number of writs h issued ...