... TILEM JYIOj.?NIArG CHIRONICLE. .SATURDAr, V RCH 14- Laafl night Captain Doa'N, y arrived 4 th, difpatchjes to the Admiralty, from Lord K\ITH in the Medi. terranean; and. Captain AUSTEN wath difpatches from General AERCR.or.riay to the War D)epartment.- The contents ?? difpatches, which mult be very iailportant, either as to what has been done, or what is intended by our force on the coaft of ...

... IMPERMI, PARLIAMNvT. :: HOUSE OF LORDS, MdiDAY, MARCII Z. GEoic-s MitARaY, Lord 13fliop of St. David's, took. ' a i G,.hs anid kiis Scat. '4ax qUis:uf, LAN.St6WNz alle wasfworn. or ehree Suiors for Naturaliaadon Bills took the Oaths ?? ?? cafes. a 'nesufe'adjourocd tilito-rmosrrow, witbouj dohig aityothcr ',tIOUSE OF- COMMONS. ITih -s6on. C. J. Fox, Mr. George Ponfonby, Sir '>)ari L-a_, and a ...

... CHE. ]OPIAkft- CMZRONuL:t. - LONDON - )lVYXDA! h, - ,S'R CH t The public have been apprized tlat Mr. FgNwicgi &e of the KiNG's TvMeflen ers, had arrived at Copen- Inagen, with direions to flop any of the Uinifters 'whomhbe mnt m,.eet or, their way home;. and that ac- tordingly .1. TA.LBOT dad flop and returri with him. The i uort is, that lie carried out an officiaI comniuni. cation to the ...

... ?? P,4TRICK's D,42. Yeflerday beinig St, Patrick's Day, tile A nivcrfary Dinner of the beneriol ent Society of St. Patrick was held at the Freenmifon's Tlacrn. -Hi Ro I High- newsi the harl ofoArniaghe. (Duke of Cumberiand), was in-the !Chair, ?? and Lord Clarc. The meedtog wasiunc'iony.o crowded, and a great nmany of ?? charad&ers more particqlarly ?? with Ireland, honoured it by their ...

... IMPERIL PRLIAMElVT7 v, . Xousr bF LORDS, MomiO4f, MiAcRcir 6. An anfwer was given by the Lord Chamberlain to the Ad- drefs voted to Hib ?? on Friday laft. The Pot 1Office Bill, the a ca and haper DutyM BIll, and three othetra were brought tip and preko a4d by Mr. Wr DVNrdas and others, and recad a firft tisn T bhe Bro-wn Erfelat Amendmncrt Bill, and various others, wlth fore Naturalization ...

... tiMP ERLA` PA&JJMENT. LI , . , . .4 IIOUSE OF LORDS, MARCUl 30. - The fecund reading of Ntrs. AddifoaN's ivorcePil- ftanding one of the Oders of Dthe . ,,t tie . Clianre1or t-ook hiis feat at the T able, adrldMr. Adnim' camcb to t;e B3ar ?? 'foriMrs. Addifoi.; M~r. Adn, inia very perfpic-oms and intenoti R~ah- ner, opened the rnatute of lis cafe, .andrtatd thd fcvcratl. fadts to which he meant ...

... WVIG CLId&3 Is ENL , Yefflrday a -ety numerous mnec-Lcf1 took place at the- Crown and Ariclo, in the ,Il Earl Thanlet-was in the Chair, ?? ' ' ! of Noblemen Atnd GCtlenmen ol tile fj iti the Dulecs of Norfolk- an l e rn, i,, .J,, the Earl of Albernulel, Lord'Robcit Spehcy.', ...

... i4USYiL . ir~i.:ov, r MA.lDJ( IN CniEitoF, EtrAi.BONADARTC, i5sT cociji OF 1'11 Fl E:JCI1 REr'JBLIC. Ito id-qusartirsat Cairnoth~e_ 0th Pluiote, Jan, zS, Thinth Ycar co'the irench Renib1cj One and indivifible; CrIlZLN CONi i,, 1 * oere it 11oIrlic for my zeal for.tre firvice, and mny atrutahioik to d^c pe'fon if, 'it; fl.Magiftrate, to reeeive any addition3 i rdoor, 'b~e mnarlir Sof ...

... Tlil MfOR, i AV-G' CiYRON ' *'JpSetPrh21J4 r, -~4,,dvC~r ?4 We are extremely hiappy to accoeaii jr; r;;tr. it a nmrterial change for thc better has takin rj;:1,1 Kit'a's Lealth Irirce our lal. 'Pl folljj are t Rtneports of Sat-urday~and of ycerdaA3 ...

... On the -rerele1ion of Mr. Yorke for Cambridge. fhire, Mr. Gunning, one of the Efquire Bedels of the Univerfity made a fhort fpecch, in which he point. e ed out the evils which had iefulted from the.meafures . hich Mr. Yorke had purified. He did not. difpute that the Right Honourable Gentleman might. have thought himfelf right in that fupport, but whether the e errors were from the heart or the ...

... THEj Ak1ORINr-grOATI'GLE. LONDON: N.V0A2',; .UIARGH. i6t On Satardaty wve received Paris Journals to the I oth, inchtivhe. They do not contain inuch intelligehce of importance. The rpror of GERMANY has com- njunicated to the Diet of the Empire the meafure he had been obliged to take in including it in the peace of Luneville, a proceeding of which lie had previoufly informed the different ...

... ;THE MORNING CHRI0CLE. LONDON: SAtIURDA2r, MIARCH 29. There feems to be a general belief that a negocia- tion between France and this country will be fpeedily entered upon in form. M. OTTO received ?? from his Government by the lafr *ffecl from Calais, but the contents ofthem can only form the fubjea of con- jeCLurc. It is faid, however, that M, OTTO'S dif. patches, fejit off more than a week ...