... I UNITED PARLIAMENT \ I OF , , G azui 1RIT4AL A-VD IRE LAND. HOUSE- OF-LORDS, APRIL it. -In. the Roxburgh Appeal- - er v. mlnesi Mr. Clerk: was again hearl for the Appellant. Iurther hearing to-morrow; Twa private Billswere broughu tsp from thel Commons, by Mr. Wharton, Mr. Duadas, and other Members, and read a The Ofdere in Conicill.demnity Bill was read a third time and pssed. The Irish ...

... THE MORNING CIIIN 'NICLE. ONl 0 N: . i~~tlZ7Xt; APRIL rS. rasS, G ibraliar paper Qown to Ele $4l ut- txrcbg in towo, bot they dq not contain any 01; 1g materia!7 new or inteistiWg. From the Captain of a vessel wliich 4rnred yesterday from Hpftir weiear, that IJAW troops have fausi4 thiett way itW 14je 6s1and of Zealand, PAIech di Danish. He sfahz tbat tcordirg to the generarqma derstandin ...

... 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, ...

... From the LONDON GA4ZETTE, APRIL 19. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL 9g. Copy of a Letter from Captain Parker, .o0 his Majesty's ship Stately, to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated off Zeeiands Odde March 2g, 180o. Sit,-inclosed I transmit to you, for the information ofmn y Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a copy of nay letter to VIce-Admiral Russell, acquainting him with the capture and destrution of the ...

... UNITED PAluliAmilA'Nr' OMA.JT BRI7,2N W AD IPELL4D. HOUSE OFLORDS, ApriL id. The Bishop of Lincoln took the oaths and his seat. In the Roxburgh Appeal, Ker v. lunes, Mr. Clerkc 'vas again 'heard felr the Appellant.-Further Hearing on the firs; cause day .after the Recess. Some Private Bills were brought from the Commons by Lord Newark, Mr. Pyn, Mr. Graham, and other Members, andread a first ...

... 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 ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT : i - o r IDIL I GI-,47 BRT N RLN. ,. HOUSE oF COMV;MONS, A7?R1L 7.6. ._ lf jS~r, YLL presented a Petititon frorn certain prisqacrs Con- ~ned for sebt in the King's Bench, Prisn.-Or e ;tne table; .: r e - ' ' M4r. WILLOUGatCY presented a Petition front certain Dealer' in Hats, resident in the toavin of Newark on 2'reit, against any Additionai uty on Hats-.Orderefd to be laid ...

... 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 ...

... .-M4AICA. The following Addiesses, anrnigsi serera] others, from the Council-House of Assenblby, amd the different Parishes in Jamaica, were, presented to His Excellenc, Sir Eyre Coote, K. B. on his leavindg .hfe Island. ~TO fff lioNQtAii, LIrVUT25NArqNT-GRNERAL SIt EYRE CODTi? The Address of t£O Register; Masters,,and solicitors of the High Court of Chancefy. .permit us, the Register, Masters ...

... , FOREIGN .WTSTLLI GSPCE is FROM THE LEYDEN PAPAS (JOURNAL POL1- r TIQUE), OF THE I'ST O.F APRIL. t MILAN,-MA'CH s7.1.-Mr- Adair, the late English .t Xmbas'ador at Vienna, arrived at Trieste on the 8thC t instant. Two English frigates were expedled in' that t port, destined to convey to Malta the Ambassador and l the other English in the Austrian States. An-Eng. c lish squadron of i 3 sail ...

... SIR. ..M. CURTIS, BART. It is incorrealystated that a Barber wasrecently brought efore Sir William Curtis, by the Society for the Sup- pression of Vice, on a charge of shaving his customers on Sunday morning. The case happened near two years ago. T he Alderman's condtia deserves the approba- tion of the public. The case was as follows:-A Saint of the name of Mortimer, who deals in instra- ...

... -THE MORNING CHRONJCLE. LONDON: MO'DAr, APRIL, i , ' Yesterday five Mails arrived frrm Gbittetlbwgh, one only re.maining due. 'The latestacounts are of the Sth of April,- and the intelligence they bring is not of much importance. They leave us in total ignorance of' the operiations of the armies in Finland. A considerable force is said to be colle&ing by the Swedes on the con- fines of Norway, ...