... j&Ull0dPAJaD Zuesuap's jpoft. L O IV D ,. pril 29| tl Ham, ltuburgh Mails due on Sunday and P S ednefday arrived vefterday. The Con. tineit is in a Siate of great agitation and ifir e frorn one end to tlhe. other. The French are taking advantage of the Ruffian pofition in Dal i natia, to eliabliffh an itmnternfv araty in that uountry. This ferves at once to flank the Atufz a irian territory, ...

... LON DO N, May i. Yeflerday arrived French papers down to the 24th of April.-The article of, greateft intereft is that containing the Official Correfpondence reditive to the *urrender of the Bocca di Cattaro so'tie Ruffians. The French account of it is ?? Marquis de Ghifilieri being ene of tlhe Auftrian Commiffaries for delivering tpDalmatia, with its appendages, to the French conmitraries, the ...

... hOUSE TOF COUO:~ eyi4~i I4 A meffage from the Lor4i iiejtrhed'the' Hbufe that| the Lords had agreed t6oth' tlifh Batik Not'e Stamp' Bill,, theilrifl Houfe Tax Re'p&al Bill, the Thiree Mi lion Exchequer Bills Bill, aijd' the Tea Duty Bill,' Without atny amenment. ''i:''I Mr. Tirernev moved the O4er . dof the Day for the fufrter confideration of the Iepor' aon thd Elefi'oni Treating Bill. ...

... ?? I ?? , f . I , 13P erpter?. f I- 1. , :;,t ?, ? _; I-r P OrCiMMONS, Tbu r~fda,. May!. -VRP PSEEE prefented a Petition from h/at N Le; ?? and Manufasturers of the City 4 Lf i {,0 againsft the Slave Trade Bil.-Ordered to ]jle oi the Table. o h The 4 .0.,.yGeneral moved the third reading of the l rade Bill--On the Queftion being put, slarv RoIlrep ated all his former objeaions to the 'jljj ...

... L ON V D0 A, April 29. . .. . I 2 --A - I I - - - - I ?? - -7. This dav the Lord Mavor ordered the price of Bread tio cowimue the fame as lalt weck, viz. z,3d. thequartern loaf. i he pronifts and threats of France and Pruifia to indtuce Dentiark to allft in exeludinghr our fiag trom the Baltic have been hitherto umn;vailing. the Danith NMinifiry inflft on a rigid neltraliiy The garrifon of the ...

... Mz2Bancop Xf CbutoTttptodP. FROM- TH:. LO2VND0 GAZE TTE. AhDMIRALTT OFFICrE APRIL 29. tlrat)lmitied by Lord Colliogwood.] H Ii, Majeyly's Ship Thrrnderer, off Cadiz, ?? LoRD, March lo, x806. Have the fatisfac'tionr to inform your Lordfhip, that at- day-light in the -morning of the i2th infltant, 'l lat.: 42 deg. 53 mnn. N. long I5 deg. 27 min. W. I difcovered three ?? fail on my lee bow, one ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mvnday, AprHI o8. fXlf_ I . ~ . p Mr. Carr, after a' feiv preliminary obtervations on1 ii the juftice of 'all perfons being obliged to pay for the' f pratecaion wvhich their property' received,' rtoved;, That an account be laid before the ,Houfe of all e4-. C emptions granted to'foreign'ers, with rc'pedt to the' a Duty on the 'Dividends of Stock' in the Funds of tlbe I United ...

... L.ON DO N, May 2. Yeflerday after the uftlal proclamation by the Serjeant at Arms, the charges againtf Lord Melville and his Defence were read by the Clerk ; and the Lord Chancellor called on the Managers of the Impeachment to make good thofe charges, acquainting them, at the fame time, that they were to addrefs the Lords ge- nerally, not the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Whitbread then rofe, and ...

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... I , Lonbon,1 - = , = A e , H : S-; IBpSK., S.: f~~ ~ I ,(.-~UnYXt . .'T~his morning. .we received FrenechIPapers to the 24th, Dutch ts the, 30th ult. and the ...

... HO'USP O-F; L~D .''r~asify AM'nt;3O.&j Tb6,:House met, atd'en, oclc-udproceededto 'Wespainsterllaill, to atn h tS Irial of ViscilnuatMelvillejerLrsiseuie bii' in tiie frwwe. tjwne. afterwards in~ dI scus Lo0uiigy h~i ?? itrauigers 1ereCxcJd.dr W,~o~ _ oiii~ f ?? hengt ifterwairwlseps.ed, rala- i.uv 6t a 11111 form aiistharising thie Triinifer of i'*ajii -L'iwded. -. I oprt% tilonie; to 6ae'0t ...

... MONDAY, APR L 28.| LordAucklandmovede tolriffly forbid the Publication ot the Proceedings on the Trial of I Lord Vifcoune Melville, and that notice thereof ihould be Axed on the doors of the Houoe, and on the doors of Wefittninfler Hall. The Duke Ef iforfolk alked if there was ainy precedent for fuch a motion? Lcrd Aucland replied in she negative; but argued that fuch a regulation was called ...