... Silnday ilud 7Y1sda!' Post. The LON r'ON G AM 1ITE, Satsrrdad #Aril 26. T ItS Giazette cohtains an accourg of the T folhwtlig ?? French privntteer, of i4gans, by tile Hind Revelnue, tater, aftet a fiiart ?? FtendI fchooner privateer, Pctite Coufiall e, of 3 g.uns & 50 men, by the Wolverine Uoop, the French fchoolnerletter of marque Princefs Murat, of 3 gsins, and 62 men, by. tho Crenada brig,. ...

... FAIRTNERSIIJPS DISSQLVED.: From the Gazette of Saturday. April 19. 1805, April 11. Roobert Stainton and Thomas Lee, of Kijigftori-upon-H'ull, &bipping and inisarance brokers, and gencral commiffion agents. Dec: 31. IJolin Gtav tht;ybungdr, William Gray, and Heisrv Gray, of Damrfie, near Bolton, Lancailire, cot- ton Ipiniiers. Dec 31. George Houghton and John Farmer,' of Wapping, viue and ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-APR.L 25. LOPLD NELSON. Lord H. PETTY faid, that in confequenct: of fame informality in the papers on the table, upon this fi.Abje&, be wvas under the neceffity of poft- poninogthe motion wvhichl he had given notice of Lis intention to fubmit, in the Committee of Sup- pays relative to a farther provifion for the: family of Lord Nelfoti In ?? few days he fhould be able to fixc ...

... C~ I ~ ?? p, r M, Th~r-iny;T EDIJNB7URCJI..4IAY 1. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 28. Earl GREY took the oaths and his feat. Lord AUCKLAND moved a rebolution prohibiting All publication of the proceedings oil the trial of Lord Vif- count aMelville. The Duke of NOREFOLK ol)ferved, that it was not ufuial to paps a refolutiou of this nature on fimilar occa- fions. Lord AucKLAND ...

... IMUPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IIOUSE OF 3.ORDS. IltlS XtVSTY S .MSSAGIE. WEDNESDAY, .4pril 23.] Lord Grennille moved the order of the day for taking the king's ?? into confideratibon* which being reid, his lordfli p addreti'ed the noufe ro tbe famc purport as done by Mr. Fox in the Hooufe of Commnoos. Lord I1awkejyury expretfed his entife avd unqualified approbation of the addrers propofed b7 the ...

... JIOUSE OF COADIONS. Ijr. Secretary Fox brought down onl Monday his Mlaji;C- ty's Mlefage relative to Pruflia, which was finilar to that delivejed in the Lords. He then woved for certain papers connedted with tbe Mefage, which were laid upon the table. IYDtA AfFtAtl.-LcOrd Arclibald Hurnitten, ilmov- ing for the production of a dilpatch trom the Court of Directors to tihe Govermnment of Bengal, ...

... AMERI1C.. rn the House of Representatives, upon the sth of March, in a Committee of the whole, upon the State -of the Union, Mr. Gregg proposed. a resolution for the Non-importation of all Goods and Merchandize, the pe of Growth of Great Britain, or any of-her.Colonies, until the settlemlent of the points at present in dispute. This Resolution Wvas warmly debated 6ntil the.l a7tH, when it was ...

... E -ING dllR I - I . LO ND0 N: .The f~o~lowing notice~was .yecsterday iaftezelo . issued 'from'the Adstralty4-' ~ - ' ?? :' 4',:RALT2' OFFIC1Z,,:prit'30., ' The ti rof vvr anied at Spithead this :moirnig, * ?? has been recive'd by tITelSegraph, aptain: MALeOL4t passed Cape Maze, ;vith Admiralklocb- wo, cn the iotY Mtrch the, ep& etf A Prenchaquad'o being there ?? be tre; die Dbnea left Admiral ...

... WAROFlmE-April ?? _ sth Regiment of Dragoon Guaids-Ensign Robert Wrixon, fronm the 48th foot, to be Lieutenant, witlhout purchase. 7th Ditto-Lieutenant R. Hay, from the Royals, to be Licutenant, without purchase. s eth Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet and Ad. ;:tafnt Thomas Gould to have the rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Edwvard Fawkes to be Lieutenant, without pur- chase, x6th Ditto-Ensign ...

... THE MQAh1 iVG C-r-NICEurl ?? MORNIVIVG CHRONkICM I 0m 1y ?? ' : ?? L O. N D) O N .: d ., FFRIDAY, XArz it6 er Som Paris Papers tothe 20th, and Dutch to the r,, 5h1,were yesterday received, -The intelligence they o , sig from Gerr an y is not later jthaa we 'had previou sl received- by the Mail. The letter fiom Berlin of the :d 8th, statig that General KALKREU.TH was to enter r. Swedissh ...

... 1, ?..EO le >s }ies attendan of'speatis was mole nurnelous. i esteiday thanlitv as t ecei:ng da e n te Commns G`tleiyj~7 AbUt ai 'lktcM maers. entered, in fuil. dias, as usual, andwei cfollowed by d the other M e the H os nnipn and ' the Speaker Not above sixtyj hwever3 accompanled d the Speak'e. g: A ?? -bout aX quarteri past 'eeleven the entered with 1 :the same ceremonies,` and the 'Loid ...

... GREA HiT HOUSE OF LORDS ?? I. as .TeHnsmt it ten, ocloc'k, and, after reading the Bills duf tha alprlee' 'abut elvn ?? Hat6 t- th tend thle Trial ofLr.VsontMlil h Ite past four ?? dhips'.returned,- 'and con~- li tintied for isome tinie in diclii; ?? strangers were G excluded. ?? CO le Afi order ~waiS made, to pro'ceed' again td~morrownon' the Trial th, le of, Lor-d. Vicounit Me'vihe,: und 'a ...