... LO N D 0 N: YRZDA2; APRIL I, X8O8. A number of HIorse Transi)oits are ordered to the Nore, from which they will proceed to Ramsgate. We do ~oot 3nowv, for what service the horse is designed. A private letter received by the last conveyance from Holland states, that Copnt REST;NCS, has arrived at Paris, in arder to seek the re-estabishisnent of the neu- trality pf gniphausan, of which that ...

... ,- ?? ' OF GREAT RZ B-lXN A3T IE~b All HOUSE OF 1,ORDS, Mtitcg3r.: 3Earl WALDC Avto:-O l2tt- ,aths and liis 6eat. B'i ?? on tbe Table were' for irded in their respedtive. '1 'he-IMous resolved .itselF.: in't t fa Comrttiei itf *hicii the exatniation of evidenie in support of the' Pl ei-ag ainst the - Ordefs'. in . l ?? resuumedi. The: witinejse ea niihied *iPMessre O*, Jan'es'Paler, Williarid ...

... TO TJ2E 'EDITORQ -byi TE I CtJONICLEi The woahy Gid a pe1e Qent emen wiho -de* i tihe late'Addres, to-iis Majesty. caii, ?? explamniu thir reasons ?? our c6fildre i'rt jrbnthe beefite ;. P of the precious p ledge':,wh' h they .Wi cpe ; a .to traysir ~t to 'our chi~ldien's' chltd reii : It seensi rather ?? M -Xcruel to depwe a I w e ?? .tlseir.c nstitu- r j pioi1l privilie5 Without. 4out, ...

... - UUNITED, PARLIAMENT I GRAAT .BRITAZN AND IRELAND. li HOUS E OF LORDS, ArPRI 1, The Earl of, Wemyss v. Ctrre, Mr. Boyle oeneral for Scotland) was- heard in ?? sonsiderstion on Tuesday. >tI he~lsbopol t:ar~sle was introduced by the Bishops of Ban- gora~nd igritol, and took the Vaths and his Seat. Mr. Whareon and several other Members of the House of Commiiions, broogbhtup the Irish Bark and ...

... tpkfl'ioNS OF TMIE CORPORA-tiN of LONDON To BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, . - 'othe Honourable the COMMONS of the UNITED KING- DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, in Parlia- fient assembled. The Humble Petition of tho LoRD MAYoR, ALbERMlE, and COMMON s of the CITY of LONDON, in Common Council assembled, Sheweth That your Petitioners have, during a long course of public events, produdhive Of so many ...

... THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. .1.0 ND) ON: I..ATUBDAr, APRIL OiCR. Vr? learn .that a, Guernsey privateer spoke an Amern. can vessel eftering the.port of L'Orient, a few days ago, who she understood had two Pleoipoteitiaries on board, one destined to Paris and the ther to London. We undetstand that the LORD CHANCE1,tOp on Thursday night, in the I-louse of Lords, took occaskin to congratulate a ...

... 77 Ie MOR)-NG CHRONICLE. I jj ?? LONDON: 'OND4Y, APRIL 4, ISO-. The following were. some of the reports current OR Satmirday: A letter from the Commander of one of our ships of w*ar cruizing off the Tagus, dated the 13th of March, stateS tbat a boat had conic out from Lisbon, with intelligence that a adtion had taken place in tiae Mediterranean, in wbich the British obtained a'decided ...

... Ih ttfs ELDITOR 'ff 1VD3 ,I.NNG CHT6NO] LE . From your unwearied Reil i'h support of the rigitl dff persons of A.l classes, and tinder every species of op. pression, we beg leave to state to you a grievance at prgsenstexperienced by thf! Officers of the Arifiy, whitil i certainly needs, but to be known to be remedied 'Je request, therefoie, that you will give it ?? ' through the mediumn of ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GRAAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF, LORDS, APRIL. 4. The House resolved itself into a Committee for the further examination of evidence in support of the Petitions against the Orders in Council. The witnesses examined were Messrs. Alexander White, Abraham Mann, ThTohOss Mullett, William Rathbone, and George Garland. Messrs. Oxley, Kinder, and Glennie, were also called again ...

... TiHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LO ND O N: TUESZDAY, ARIL 5, 18o3. The following is the extrac of a Letter 'fromI De- merara, dated January 2a6, ISo8 ;c I have to inform you that an embargo was yester- day laid on all shipping, merely to prevent the Arne- ricans from getting away, till we see ftr which side tiey declare. Von this extraca, which was ye terday exahibited it ttoyasS it would seem, that ...

... ?h\AZCTMEMr LILL? 'Vre earnestly'call the attenttr; of' our constitutional leaders to a Bill notipeidinhg in 1arhament, for ornrnd- ing the law, as it is calldc, wit regard to 'the course of proceeding on Indidtments ond Inornaatio'Is i'n the Court of King's Bench in certain cases. By this Bill is proposed to enalt-T ihat whenever any person shall be charged with any 'offence by ...

... WHIG CLDUB. The third Meeting for the season was held yester- day al the Free Masons' Tavern, the Duke of. Bed- ford in the Chair. Thie constitutional toast, which commemorates the names of Russell and Cavendish, as friends to the liberties of their country, was given by Lord Holland, as the head of one of these illustrious families was in the Chair.-The Memory of Mr. Fox was received with ...