... ,- ?? ' 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 ...

... 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 ...

... UNITEDI PARLIAKLNT* OF I T . I . ,GR-9AT BRITAIN ANVD TREr£34,D, HOUSE O COMMONS, AiRIL 7. A Person from the Naval-As'ylurm presented an account of the Number of of icers appointed there, who had been in the N4aval Servict--Ordereed to lie on the table. Sir C1HARLS:S PoLr. gave notice, that on Monday be would move anl Address to ?? on the subjedc. SIR Hi. P'OPHAM. >Vr. LusHIXNCTON gave notice, ...

... I - .. Since the House of Cdoffiiyos resolved that 1 It is a high infringement of their privilges foi any Peer of'. Pa'rliiament .to interfere' diree Of 'ihdre.lj, with thre e]ecion of their' Members,' I cannot believe that any such Address'as the enclosed was 'ever published, parti- cularly from a Candidate. But when you con'bine with the consideration of a Peorts interference the violation ...

... Ti27 -71 MM'-E t srpt --dIn rhe public may perceive from spine late transaelions, thzat our ;MIinisters are not quite so yappy or so secure in tlheir places, as they could wish. And as they have not been able to conceal ttheir mortifications, they have no douirt afforded as much cause of uneasiness to their friends, as of ?? to their enemies, if there are anv persons eal-ru enough to view them ...

... UNITED PA >r IAMENV OF. ' GREi TBRITAIN XAD IREL.AND. HEOUSB OF LORDS, ARILS.- The appeals respeding the Roicbu-gII EFstate5 Ker v. Tnies, and other parties, care on to' be'li';ard; ?? Clerk was' har r for tihe appellalt In theI fiest appeaL Further heisring to-nior. ' Mr Wharton and several other Memlbera of. the Ilouse of Cohi1rr.nOi brought up'thn n. 'keef?. s'!ucb'sience 'BiH; which wa-i ...

... AXALTA AND GIBRALTAR MAILS. GIIIRALTAR, MARCH Is9.-Tlie Catlhagena squaw dron has arrived from Palma Bay into Port Mahon. Letters from Spain state Boriaparte. to' have 'arrived at Madrid' It appears that, previou's to his trusting him- self in Spain, he thought it proper to secure the East and West passes, and-aceordixgly ordered the citad-els of Barcelona-andcPampeluna to be occupied by his ...

... MR. 'PA ULL. .,~Cao~tonNs INQVS T.-_On Saturda.y evening, at six o'clock, an inquest was, held afthe house of the above- named gentleman, in Charles-street, St.'Jmans's-square, befor Anthony Gell, Esq. cutroner for the' city of 'Westminster. . John J3astick, butler Rnd valet to Mr. Paull, deposed, that on Friday tnor ng he cane home aboutfive o'clock. He went upstairs to bed; and about so ...

... From the LONDON GOAZETITE, ArriZ 9. ADMIRAL'rY-OFEICE, APRiL 9. Copy of a Letter transmitted by Rear-Admiral Vashon:- His Majesty'a sloop Ringdove, Leith Road s SIR, 2dApril, 180S. I have the hon6ur to acquaint you, that, in pursuance of the' information I receivedat Balta 6ound, mneutioned in my letter to you dated the zgth ult. a copy of which is inclosed, respecting two privateers beingseen ...

... ,6j DON SART6LOME ,2MONOZ6 erORR;, o rtttkRT Ot his DNBRMAJ ESTi'S COVNI CL~ '&C. I I certify that his Excellency Don Peiro Cevallos, first Secretary of ltate acid of Dispiches, has cointm - Micated to the Dean, Governor, ad ineriXm, Qo the Couru cil, the following Royal Order Illustrious Signior, one of the first cares of the King our M~agter, on asen-ling the throne, wa- to notify that happy ...

... EAST ItDIA BG USE, II14ApRIL f ES.- . ionelligence was reeeivd at this Hlouse on &Sturday,' thie gtb. inst. from ?? Honourable th-e Goveradwr- ;Gene'rai tn Council df O' stating that, in cobfse- quence eff tie refrdy avd IbeIlious ?? ofD)oon-. dea-Kfhan, a zeitiiadar anyd faimer of land ii the district 6f Aflyghur, iri the conquered ?? ini haiig com- 'iiUtedtTe most lawvless a5s of violeace ...

... CO7TZNBURG MAILS. . GOIYTE ~uR'G, I4ARCc 29.-By the last accets from' FiDriGud we find that the Swedes were retreating. to Tornea. The Russian. army had been greatly aug- mented, some reports say, to 6iooo. It' is said, that every additional regiment that has been marched fiomn St. Petersb'urgh to- Finland, has been .{Ist mustered be- fore the door of Baron Stedinck, the Swedish Minister there ...