... IMPERIATL PARLIAM.EN',. t rhe 1HGUSh 0 LORDS -MAV, 6. X tke 'Lord 9SH!EFri5ib called their Lordflips at- fdl r tention to the fubje&t of rhe petitton which-e. e Fley .yeAerday.prefented. agaio tle Arerican i . boy; Pcourfe bill, and, -after Ptatiog TIee i. n3s r,, which*-lid on various'. Fevi'-s-ous' ctozrsa- 4 j rter- ,gainfi that ncafure, as ?? . t the !hIpg de tello, interefis of the mother ...

... L O S D ON , Mlay S. A Lifbon Mail arrived yeterclay: By' this t conveyance we have received Madrid Gazettes f to the i6th tilt. They do not contain a fingie r article which affords any reafon to Iippote that N an attack upon Portugal is in cofitemplation. c - Mr. Frere, the Secretary to the Britiflh Em- baffv at Berlin, arrived in town yeiterday. The PrulTians are now in poffellion of the ...

... T-1O1JE OIP domm6N. uqq y My6 Mr. ?? moved the order of the day,' for the Houfe refolving into a Committee on the Bill for re- al pealing the Additional Force Ac. d Air. obsnflont oppofed the Speaker's leaving the ft Chair. He had oppofed the Additional Force AdI on, q its introdudlion, on account of its apparent inefficacy; ti ,but lie now found that it had been more produ6livea than was ...

... 1FROM SATURDAY'S LONDOX GAZETTE. I Admiraltv-office, May , Nfa .j Letters tranmicttudl by Rear-admsiral Cochrane. commander in 'chief at the Leewvard islands. His nmesily'js s h Hcureux, N. E entr of Trinidad, 4 xial, Ya.m i. Is tO. SIR,-I yesterday captuxd the tipanish letter of Marquc Amelia, ot S six-pounders and lo mcn, frolm Cisrunna to Chamnatia, with a valuablecargo of dry goods aind ...

... EDNIroTI r/I_,1Y4 o. 'i mI ?? A mail from Hambourgh hrrived on 'Modrav. M7 have'r'hen an abstract of its contents under d the title Lon~o4s. Lettgrs received bv this cOiflvey- It i ance state, 'th-ithi cois'u nde of a.stronc, reDoon- the strance presented to the Prusbiaja Gnvertnmenlt, in Ld tbe name of the whole mercaantilei interest of the in ned country, the public minid had been ...

... JP?? CII, Jo. TheEa?t Nod?Ik, ?-Jereford? and East Yoik ?'egiments of Milida ha? e lately marched into Cokhsster ?arraek?. Thursday se'nnght, being May.day, came o? (agreeably to charter} the eiec?ion 4 Chief Ma- ?tra?e 4 the city of Nnrwkh. Aldeimaij ?? ?llclrzy kerri?on and Aldermnn R?5ert Herrug, v' ere pin in nomin?iticn; a? ere ?? Alder. man Leman and Alderman flavey ; a poii being ...

... ?Ufl?JLW'? Po0t. HE region itlsembarkied ande einbarwiiig at J,. P~i'silloO th are, tI ls 30thi, 47 thI 53n j(I 59t andt the'S wiss iC2 jin~sll~iL s~l to on. StlUilav's CGa~ttte coflt~iiis two letters front) Capt. YouisghiusbaOu(I of Let Heureox, to Adn.s Cscbraie~l. ''Ihe lirat i~ slu'tet 'Iritsidlad, Jaai. IS, ,I ann no nests the cap lure *o1 thze S panib h letter it1foaull, A ml Ii(l~, of ...

... L - :1 i' -M ' i. LON-poN-LmAiy ?? . ., IW -T efl-aiibiTrgh:fiai1 due on Seuidaby, &t ferred a late hour on Monday right, with leiersad entle- Ipape. ion. orpapers to the 30th. The accounts from Aiil- burg and .-rni-etrt, brblught by the Mai wbidt exe~r- arrived on Saturday laft, anfvouncing the evkcu- y o f.- tion of the MoAths of the Cattaro, by the Rlvf as the >ians9and the accommodatio r ...

... FROM T ?? - I E FRO~eUESUY~,,ONDoN GROSETTE. if A ;dniralty-olfiicC, Mav o, iX-o. Cop a 1 tier sv- ;, rr json bre-.- Uiarri , B,'rt asd K. B ?? ?? 'r ai .t./ hisc ,ie. iy i.. : 'sridir.:rit 26f ts/i .t4A Of lharcb, i8o6. ?? i.Y t.uv yol) , ll corirm,ul.ict.c to their lordships, that, .t lidt' past tilree A. INI. oil the Inth rj ziarch, his ma- j!sty ' ship thwe Lo ndon, Which I iad station1ed ...

... iHEM, =, O 0A;CHP. ,t . * : LOND ON. ?? r. SA11J1RDAfr, M42 x6It, rgolS;; j63 0clratioiJ of the ?? of,'a;sa~, in conl>- rqqnce of .the attac7kbythe sans on 5istrops, in iW Dj eli7 of Lauenbumgh, gtes ieasono. suppose that. l'eiW ' 'Maj'.!sty g''';ed3 .hilmself aging imi con-' 340th~. Country, Pandag by oir ?? ii t h ?? a~d ai he.J did o ing ,ie^; d t1&'1ranoveriane ly ?? ,,bl ,, .f .~ Gs - ...

... T Tb all these points we be- the best attention of your honsourable I louse. We beseech you to 'ptirsue with f effect what you began with so mnuch honour. We. entreat yon not to relax in your efforts till voa Is have brought VisVCOOtN M11MVILle to condign punihtnent, and given to all, woh shall be fond tre AaSre .. committed hsimbar criweis, a signal demonstrationi that, in the ...

... COLONIAL SEARVICE., (Continuedromp. b72) IV. That the officers- should be gen- tlemen who had already served, the Ning, or East-India Codmpanyr in Tndia; ;r others who had 'resided in ,that couint,. --V. That. they should be' embarkid in ships commanded by nasters and' fficers acquainted, in some-degree, with their Van- gua-ge, customs, andprejudices, fromhil4pg traded -fom port to port in ...