... - -. LONL I ON: FR D r ID A Y r , / U L T 4, ; c If the accounts from Lisbon are ttobe credited, JE- 2RsE BONAPARTE'IS squadro n musst be 'on its return home. It is stated to have arrived in the B ay of Ail Saints, in Brazil, on the 4th of April, and s ailed again TAthe ai ist. If it be true, however, as stated by the Cartel from the Cape, that Admiral Guuraet~ s ' rJAR4 sqd rosquadron, was ...

... EXTRACT from the REPORT of the COMMITTEE a iliotnted to inspect the Journals of the Hlodse of lords, in relation to their Proceedings upon the Impeachment of HFNRY ViSCoUnt MELVILLE. Die Msrtis, S Junii 1806. Moved, That the, following question be put to the Judges, viz. 1. That in cafe a public accountant had received from the King a warrant, fpecifying fimply, that he wasAOR o.~receive the ...

... LLOYD's MARINE.LJST-July 1. The Speculation, (a Dane) Schollar, from olirdeaux to Torningen; the Enigheten, (a Dane) iogm ditto to ditto; GumI Hanfight, (a Dane) Pederfon, from, Bourdeaux to Elfinore Fortuna, (a Dane) Luing, from Bourdeaux to CopeuIagdn;. Providentia, Neilfon, from 13ourdeaux, detained by tie Trafalgar privateer; the Difpatch, (an Arnierican) Ranidell, from Philadelphia to ...

... HOITSE OF PEERS. f7une 25. Lard Ross:yn moved, theat a message be sent to- t'he commons, to request a conference; in order to commu- nicate to that house their lordships concurrence in the reso. lution for the abolition of the slave- trade. ' Agreed to. The lords appointed, on their return reported, that thev had' communicated the concurrence in the resolutioni according to their lordships' ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT I OF I ,N GAEZT BJUTAINV ANYD IRELANAD. HOUSE OF LOPDS, JULY 4. In an Appeal from Scotland, Rennie v. ITod and others, the Lord Advocate of Scotland was partly heard for the Appel- [lant.-Further hearing on Monday. Mr. Alexander, Mr. rihawr .Lefgvre, Sir Thephilus l\Tetcslfe, Mn Fetlowves, and several other Metnbers of the House of (Coimmons, brought-up the Sltvh Ship ...

... LL-Afb -6am. EIDINBURGH-JULY 5. (PaiI ATE COR RESPONDZNcE.) HOUSE OF LORDS-July 2. Yletferday their Lordfnips gave judgment in the ap- -eal MARTuN -a. M'NAB. The LOam CHANCEtLLOR obferved, that he had been at firft very much inclined to remit this caufe to the Court of Sefflon, to try that queftion which had not come under their confideration, namely, the authority of the Magiftrates and Town ...

... [ -- - - - - ?? -- ?? -- ?? I ?? -- ? - .? 7 ?? -- - - -- - 7?- - , - -I I . . ; PiOUSE OFCoAlTmo S? . ?? I J mne 30. Sir Cto rleo Prid otahsebleavytatring itl a, bill to regulate Smithfield rlariceti The resolution for continuing, for one ,car longer, the ca- nalcoal importationzi bill, was referred to a, coi lititee of the whole house, to sit to-morrew. Mr Williams, froru the commissioners ...

... in iORD VISCOUNT MELVILalo6 LETrs:R by CERiAIX MIVEMsErs of the SueatV'of| WRVT9E1s to the SiGNET, to the SUsvTITUoTE KEErd ! P, relative to the RESOLUTION of that Body, of r soth ult. publiihed in our lalt. V , Edinburgh, 3d Juy, 1806. J % ref6lur1on lof ?? *riters to his Majefty's Sigrset; J voted at a General Meeting on the -l0th ult. and print- Vi ed in the Edinburgh newilpabers by their ...

... Jnbi?p's JO0t?.1/iR?% I nT Ui4DAY in the House ofr Loris, IfLe Bill fo thrlie Relie~f of 1nsolvent Debtors fas #eijla thirdtimeand~pagsitd. Lord Ellenborough hiovedl to adid a c l:suse (tvthe Bill, excetptifg Irom theplrovisiions of it such persons as were chargedJ in execution for dlamages atsarded in} ronse- quience of actions fur defamation, The clfalse wa saidopfed, dnd incorpaora Ledl ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-JULY 1. The insolvent debtors bill was read a third time; and, on the motion of Lord Ellenborough, an amendment was made to the clause of excep- tions, for the purpose of excluding from the' be- nefits of the bill persons confined for damages awarded for malicious ?? bn.athen passed, and was ordered to the Commons.' >, On the motion of Lord WESTMORELAND, an address was ordered ...

... I T ajpealrs by accounsts fiom Ratisbonl andl Ha- I.nau, thlat srveral of thle sm|all I ri cipalitties of G~ernmatv are lik~ely lto heC tlie~toyeti; dfld thle pro- b~blt ls, thlat they wvill be all incled doi eO, itt:o u~tile rioicil)al p}° ers, vijz. Atustria, Prussia, andl l~avaria, wbic ,v i be still saubordi nate tu hle slill greater an~(l dottlitneeritig ?? Of Fran~ce. F rante has ...

... Sunday and _Tuesday's Post. FRONI THE FRENCH PAPERS. N'APLES, JUwE I6. I : A New Neapolitan regiment, organized by- C',eoeral P-inatelli, entered this city a fewt daysaga, coining from Capua. Theylhiave al-' redy been r-viee.ed at Cihiaga. The EVglifl trequently approach our coafts, but are every where received with cannori thot. 'frhev vvith to excite the people in ithe provinces. o butr they ...