... - -- - 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Th E MORNING GIYRONICLE. LONDON: PRIDAr, DECEMBER. . By the Clyde frigate which has jufl arrived from the Baltic, difpatches have been received by Govern- Ment from Sir J. BORLASE WARaIFN at St. Peterf- burgh. They arefaid to be of importance, which, to be fure, is not faying much for the information of thofc vwho ate told it. Probably, however, they may an- pounce thofe changes in the Cabinet ...

... G 'MPERIUAL PAirIM NR -: b XB2RIZT Ai A MXNV DZR ELAY>S I-1OUSE OF JORDS, DEfc r. r! C pertain papers ?? to the applir(iti ...

... Sir,-Amidst the farcical exhibitions of military pantomime, which the corps -.of volunteers are now performing before the public, under the management 'of his Ma- jesty's servants, has it ever been consider- ed to what lengths of dangerous absurdity this ludicrous mania may carry; the nation; to what desperate extremes this frenetic infatuation may lead the ?? every hireling and unprincipled ...

... MoWxitL-, Si ERDA 4 I Vo w L M ~ : H I L q IE3 R T T. E K , 9 ; I , WiC orr-ec-t statement of wbat tap1$ place at iHlev- Aw d. 14ills Chapet on !.nm Iast;. 1as cret iiflo EloQs, of the daily papers, I rely upon your candour 4a Insertion of the following account in your valuable Weekly Register.-Izn comese quencee of its being announced by public a&- veretifltent, that the: Revernd Gentleran ...

... k 1-know, Sir, trhere havc been periods,--wlen theremwere persons in dwmcountry, who- w~dAtC woerturneds mosezelent constsjtjion; but, thiank 5od, thesteimes are past. And I 4a,. be- lieve, that,,. through the wholc,,of.this kingudom, there never ivi'mianute, when,,the ?? s6nore sistislie4 with their'Governhrt, onrmore unanimous in their drternirsaeion tO support'and - defend ?? and it ii.with ...

... - S . 0 TO- TUB PUBLIC. . The correspondence between his Majesty, Ihis Royal Highness the Prince of ,ales, his 10yaI ?? the ?? YOk! and- the. CGanclor of the :Exchequer, having ap peered ita Sthe otlberspt~l~C prints, Xsome sur- prize. niay,? perhaps, be. excited at its not appear-i~ng in. th~e IPolitical ;Register, but, whenk ':efiection shall have. taken place of cu-riosity, L. trust, that. ...