... - -- - 0 : 1i1PARl~dL PiALldAjL iv- f I . I R OF PGREAT SBRJ.TA1 A2'..D IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, NOV. 3 The LORD CriANCrLLOR infordied the HouIC, that his Ma- ,fly had been ptleafcdto return a mioft gracionsanfwcr to thleir Lordlhips' Addrcfs, i7hich was ordered to he entered on the Journals of the Hnouzf-ltsvas netmly' to the fiatne ?? ai the aufwer inade to the AddrEfs of the H-oule ?? ...

... 'THfE MORNING CHIRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAI2' DLCE.''1UBE1 7. We are inclined to think that the reports from Ja. inaica of a confpiracy of the negroes to burn the town of KingR^on, are unfounded; We have feen letters of the 9th fromn 'moft refpedlable perfo'ns, which nmention nothing of fich za cohrpiracy. -They have probably ariseri from fome ofthofe violent and lawlefs aas which hap)pen` in ...

... THE MORNING CHiRONICLE. LONIDON: ITHUURSDAY, DECE-11BERt . Letters from the Weft of Ireland by the Mail of -yefterday flate, that reinforcements weie daily expeeled in that quarter, in order to form a fcquadron of ten fail of tile line under Sir R. CAtI.DF R. Bantry Bay is to be the rendezvous for this fqutadron.t Lord GARDNER'S fleet, it is faid, is to continue off the coaff of Sligo as long ...

... TIHB, MkOR2VING-CIMW QVIeLE~. LONDON: . TUM DAr-, D,,CEMsBR 6. Late laft nght we received Pa;ris Journals of the 24th and 2a5thl-Novernker. 'There is a chafmn, ho-w. ever, betwiiert:the 17th and tbofe dates, which are bot filled up.' * On. th6 24tb~ NoeT-ember the FiPsr CoNsVL was at the repre~fntatiofl of .Agamen'n, at the Comedie Fran- care. X He was received witih' hc fame appla'ufe as :d ...

... fN ollatuvtkthlo teflerday tbb tas pv en'ntedoe 'of th e ?? ;ilitary fpe6lacles ihat have beehn exhibited fince the two magnifcent diflplays of the PAtri6tifm and military ardour of. the metropolis before the Sovereign. . In- deed, confidering what was performed ye(lerday'in the fcientific view of military tac'ics, and comparing it with every thling elfe that has yet been feen, it may be ...

... -; . itt~ V Lb * LAcus', Nov. 4.t -Very diftgreeable fubjees cf jn libciation are accumulated to tite Legiflative ?? ir conifequence of the prefent c Icim~tances. B.icks beI ing occupied with a painful difeuffion Qn the meansoG providing for the expences of a new year of w,.r t have' ately been obihgej to turn their meafures already adopted for raiing' the funds r ec-f11. for defraying tlie ...

... COUNRT ; For'riome time 1afi tihe Foreign Journals hare brought reports of an ELiglif' force having t ken 'pof- fefiion of A'ledxandria.. Thefe reports are generally difcredited, but they have ferved to draw 'men's' atten- e tion more particularly to the. fituation of Egypt, and the policy of this country relj~e~1ing it. 'There appears to have been Come degree of mifun- derflanding between ...

... From t/;iONJ9GNOAT G4ZIfTTE, Dec. 10, 053° -A.DMIXRA<Y; &IFFICE, DBMr, tto Gppy ZLJ- 'frostte I eonourae ile Williamr corn-oallixr, Admiral of toe blue,. ?? to $S'r Evrtw epean, Bart. dated on board Ss Aqjef/y'sj'izpjte Pd/e de Paris,, of ?? ti 2e~ t2iJlant. eS-. H-Ierewith I fend, for the iriforn3ation of the ?? Commiffioners of the Admiralty, the Copy of ?? . from Captain Maifefinad, of ...

... CORRESPONDENCB I-lls MAPJESTY, THE1; PRINCE OF WALES, TBHE DUKE OF YORK, AND M Wr. AD~l)CGTON, Tma: Ozvm Or tt ?? sanrvtC MADt St MaSs ROYAL MEMCS U rg.1C OE WALES. Po MkfosecC has been known to the hitgh POEdcJ i;tces f tte Metropolis for ontc ?? patt. I'hc cud talky &A ha ctered, from the liiely izitcr& wbich all nuths fecuplet akein thc feelings of the ItLLUsTRLoUS PER- s*tmma': Wi wbmcm it ...

... From i.'r LONDOiv GZ lz ' ;: Dec. 3-1o3O. | GENERt.AL ORDERS. * - ?? 1-IsefeGuards, Dec.z, 38a3. It is his Majeffy's comrmand, in 'ate the ¢nemIy :fioudkl ?? a landingin any vait pfi the United King- daon, that all M'liiuiry. Oficers (below the. ,ri4.rf .(G- ' nerdl Officers,) who 'do not belong to any par:icular JRegir.tits, fhall report therfc'ves in pcrfon to the Ge- neral Officer ...

... 02Q2EC SIYTEL!IGE .CE. 2. B ROM TaIg HAVmP:URGH MAIL. th CHoRNio Ct , OCr. Z8.-A Frertch fquadron With a f- confiderable nuiber of land ,forces on b,oard, is Tying: Ly at Toulon ready to fail as 1lon us thD Pi-et ?? to 'Ne 1nrlhaill be drivea .ftle Coa(E by a [tfrm. It is in- tended fur a fecret eix-edition. pt' The Englifl ,fqaa14ron which blockades 'Genos, con- e- firt of two fhips of the ...

... - o ~ ?? :SSJ3 F i 72 u1 Th1 SZAT,,'S , * wMrsH ?? OCT'OBER Y7,1iO3 1 This day, agraeabiy to the Prefideirt's Pr00Ariatio,. r qoorum of'4both' -otifes of Congrefis nlrembiled in thii' t city:. The Prefident bing informed -thereof, .at th~rei o'clock communicated t6 bd&hHoqfes, tb Mr' Harveie his Secrctary~ the followingK. M'efrage 2 rO TIEL SENATE-ANMIIJt5USLC or~ RiESENf.ArTVrE OF lrut uNI4 ...