... 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 ...

... Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few. SWIFT. No. 14. TIHE CITY ADDRESS. IT is a genezal fault in compositions of this nature, that there- is a very observeble contradiction in their origin and their style. When. any loyal Citizens ap- proacl tile Throne with tkei' assurances of fidelity, there must be some peculiar ground of anxiety for the step they have taken, and yet before ...

... THEB ORATORIOS~ TO TiCS SDiTOR OF Trfl ESA3INER. ?? of your Correspondents (many of whom jeust he much better qualified than I can be) having token up the subject of ORATO-roIOs, I beg !eave to ofter a fewe Observations upon this species- of entertainment Auriog tile fislh-eatincg season. No)twvithstanding the amiable confiescension of many of tlhe diurnal Pritsl, in annuunciai tite fall ...

... IdPERLIAL 1PARLIAd ,E, NT. HOUSE OF' LORDS, MONDI? tY, MaRCot 2S. The Royal Assent Was given by Corninission to the Or- ders in Council Bill, andsexeral'other Mils. 'Ihe House in a Committee heard Counsel and several -itnesses in support of the Petitios against tile Orders inl Courael. The teridenlcy of the evidence was to attribute to those Orders the present stagnation of Commerce.- ...

... MISCELLANEOUS SKETCHES IUrON TEMPORARY SUBJECTS, &-C. EXTRAORDINARY VTIqT TO TUHE FRENCij EM PEtRORI. It was on the 12th of last mbonth, and about six o'clock in the evening, wheu a verv ugly personage whom none of the officers recollected to have seen, walked very composedly through the imperial antichamber towards his Majesty's sitting room. Hiis face was excessively scarred, his eves sunken ...

... - iE EXX A.MINER. LONDON. . UNDAV, A PR I 3, Seen17 a number of :statemenis from sormany quarters tend to confirm the account of the VICTORY 1N TilS M1EDITE:RRANEANS, that the lliisters appear to euter- lain no doubt-qf the ?? event. A respectable Baiker ias received a letter ifrom his brother, an of- ficer of the Eaviii frigate, who inforrms bim, that Sir RICHARD STRACUAN, with seven sail of ...

... PROFjcIAL INTELLZGENCE. A few days since a violent explosion happened at fie gusnpowder-wnrks. belongiag to iessr6. Jeat is, awid l.or, at Battle, i'n Sussex. It beuan ils tilc coralsing-hmu,e. aiid communicated from thenlce to a njiagazile, %thereinl wveh2 upw-ards of 200 barrels of gunpow-ddr, the explodioll ' which swept away the dryiug-hotus, ruuning-lhue, a3d other buildings. Timo men ...