... FORE IC_ L .VTELLCECE. PARI5. OCc. 26.-Iis MljesitS, ?? t'ie 9$22, at ?? ounlic in the li 'op ll sutg ;i out frons Mmithl'. At n10011, h 'estr arrive-d at Augsburoh, aid aliwhted at Vlie re- .4i.-Icnte of thle late Elector of Treves . As it wai Su;nday, he atietded lnals, ?? suppued at UlJm W itih the Bayarini Counmissary. Van Crav;'nsout. His Majesi3 trvi d ail l h4h[, and in the morning o~f ...

... , Yesterday his Majesty held the grandest Court that -du he ever held at the Queen's Palace' . . At two o'clock Itis Majesty held-a Chapter of tlie Most Honourable' ?? der 6f the B.ath, Wich ws 'att~i'did,, bes' des the So* ec vereign, by, ?? His Royal lghnesms the Ddke of York, the Grand Master.: t Lord de Blaquiere, Lord Henley; 1orde Keith, Sir. Alured bu Clathe, Sir Thomas Trigge,- ir ...

... 'HoziiE kR ?? t aRTFole,' MARCH S.- ! Jahe Inwood was isd-c'et the wiolfu sasurder of Will:am. Goodisan, by giving him saveral mortal wousds with a cutlass, on tlie-60l oef -Oclober last, ac Rifkmanswotrth, bi- this county. NirnCoMboN Si iRJeAN-T stated the case for thieprosecutrsrn. The Pliisoner had killed tine mars in Dslefnice of lhisfishery. flit deceased was a poacher, and camne t: steal ...

... VkNITEP PANRUAMENT 6R24T nBRiTAN AND ILAr , HOWE 9?P ii4;R, S*V4Z;. I ..Th~e House metli a-t t.dclok, l: : -rgh.Ala l~a,K er lm~radtl~r .n erv . hcro jklkp' is Xir,831, Tlye mint was g ,4e b 0*eWs , ssf esse 'Taxes Bill, thi e Bo lthe . .Thetoinymc ?? werigae q sa eN tba (Irgi erand,e oa4 Chntleor, agi CLord.Wa( nty adhth Tb0 Mihtary Inisuiy. Pais ana tbe bo Hisrad Bir1 ~re reada third tiene ...

... FARESEM-SAsTE WOF AtE anA I . ' ' ?? He must be i very superficial thinker indeed who es- 6imates the recent events which have taken place in Spain and Portugal with a view merely to their local and tern- porary importance, or even to the influence they may have ih 'future upon the fortunes of these two countries. Tfiey form, an epoch in the present times which, ac- cording as the ...

... UNITED PARLIAD4FNT - 'GREAT BRITAIN AND ZRlLA4PD. - . . HOUSE O0 COMMONS, MAY s6. The Duchess of Brunswick'se Annvity Bill was r~ged a third time, and passed nen. con. _ Ihe Midtary Comnmissioners' Bill was read a thlrd tltrte and passed. n An Account of the Proceeds of the Dutch ?? Shipc at e the Coerneacement of the war, was brought up, and ordered to he printed. Thern LORD ADVOC1A3 T of ...

... THZE1 MOR2NING CHRONICLB. ' I0N,1D9- ,: SATUR1A',i; MAJ1CH i, MA0. At Len--th we '-iave intellig&n4e fr6om AtInerica, though not of at kind to satil fy the imnpatiente- 6f the public. i A vessel ?? a'rrive'd 'At Baltilioire, in Ireland, whiich dett Boston on thie Stl' Febwuary. Thist ews hais been -2-tCe'!md at PoOie, fi66i wjhich thele6 iete ieveral letteri aL ?? the fad. It does not'appear ...

... CkELMSI5ORD, ESSEX. S.1rogOAT, Aur.. 6, C CitAitOt OF SMitiiiER.-5,ECIAL O&NISiSICN. WtLLIAMX Wrs1nAAs4ss Was tried by Sjieci'd Comosiission, be- rore Lord ELLiezurilrolscrus, on the chiarge 6f murdering 'Iho-j mias, Barnes, an American seaman on board- the ship Croydon, Ylygat Cariestoie, 8uts Amnerica,. Mr erjeant- S11ZPAERD, as Counsel for the 'prosecution, ~ * tated the circianmstaaices of ...

... UNITED PA RL IAMENTr I GRSATORITAIN AND IRE LAND. n) IHOUSE OF LORDS, MAsRCI 24. se - The Rssval Assent v'as given by Comnmission to the Ezche- iu q5ir Bi.r Frnding Bill, the Rsyal Marine Mutiny Bill, the is Cape (if Good I-lope l'rade Bill the Bernuda Spirits Bill, the d Jantaica Free Port Bill, the twveo Expiring Laws Bills,and some t other tills, in all, public and private., foujrteuo. i ...

... TILE 2$ONIANG CHRONICLE. |LO ND O N. |XTUR.DLA, M4rio, loo A Report has been, circulated with much iddustry for !the Iast two days that a battle was fought on the 3d ingt between the Austrians and 4rencbh in which tIarte4 were defeated with the loss of ta)oco men, and a long list of et cetera. Tiiis rumour was supposed to Irt upon the authority of private letters from Holland, Lut we are sorry ...

... UNITED PARLIAXIENT * 01 ~ OF 7 I GAEk1T BlJT4IN 4~1i1AA'D. s,- ' EHOUSt OF LORDS. Mltcax S., The Housetproceeded ?? 'Divorce DIII. Aftgr the examinatM o nof sboae witne.ss, the ?? Cfla ?? .Was .i of opinien. that further evidence was .Atilt wanting in order to 'e give time for, *hicih, the. further consideration of the Bill was postponed till Tuesday se'nnight On the sect'nd readnig srf r ...

... TIHE MORNtING UHRON'CE. LONDON: MOPDAr, PfZ,, 18og. ' An erroneous statement appeared in a. paper of yet. 'terday respe 1ing a proposal on the part of JosIEP Bo- 'NAPARTE to the Central Junta, ,which, by the receipt (exclusively) of a series of Seville Gazettes to the z8th unt. we are enabled to correa. The former signified his wish that deputies should meet from both. parties, to confer on ...