... fN'DIA NEWS. -AtkT INDiA HOUSE, Ith ManCH, 1804.: thi9 morning the following difpatches were recedjfed rhe Secret Cofmittee of the Court of Dieft~ors of a hti in'ia Company, from the Gbverinor in Coun. cil at Bombay l a Letter from the G;overnor in Council at Bomhbay, 5 0 the Seet Committee of the Court of DiNre t, dated tuotbeY Cattle, thE 3d Oetoher, t±03. PAR 3.-$; Our Prefideftt has ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICIE. LONDON: 'THURSDAr, MTARCH 59. By the Wafhington, Captain GR EEN, -arrived in the Downs from the coaft of Africa, we have the unplea- fant information that Goree has been captured by the French, as appears by the following authentic Extra&d of a Lefter from a Gntlernan at Senegal to Ifis Friend in London,.datedFeb. 12, i804. 4 The Hfand of Goree was attacked and taken by ...

... Or rAie mRNIl CflRloNICLEd THE CRSIS tCALTLS ON ALL. 'HXl. 'ESilTOR, 'Allow me to exprers iY l~rprifr, in comrhnil y.ith many, that a mode of de4nce combining mraniy advan- tages, and fo often regomthended in Parliamenti has not been refdrted to.'> I *ean Martello, or round towers. They require SGBAS &ery short time to build, are capable of being deFend'gd by twelve or twenty men, againft a ...

... IMP&RLt 1'IRLIAMENT OF CRE4 T BRITAiXp Ale ZRELAND. . HOUSE OF LOlDS1 MARCH 28i Cduntel werefarther heard upon lthe Crofs Appeal, Abtrcroi.- bie v. Fleming. To procceed again on Friday fD'nni,,lt. Sir Francis Burdett lirobglht tip from the Cbrnmions the St. -Pancras Workhuufe Bill, which was read a lirittimo. IRISH MILITIA. Lord HavstuspR y,. O the Order of the Day being read, refe to move an ...

... IMPERMIL PARLIAMENT oF GREAT BRITAIN AND 1RE.ZAND. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MARCcH ag. Soon after the Speaker had taken the Chair, Mr. S rrtLz Ifated at thd Bar thathis Majetytladb4enwaited- on with the Addrafs of that Honourable Houfe, confonraCbly to the Order of yefterday, and that his Majetty had been pluafed to receive it in the moft grdcious manner. Sir J. NeivPoRT prefenred a petition front ...

... TIHE MORNING CH --- LONDON: FRIDAr, MAR1C'H 30, Very important iantelligence was yelterday re, from India; General'WELLESLEY and Colonel S VENSON on the 23d of September laft, attakedc Sc5 DIA'S forces and thofe of tile RAJAH of BEflsR after a very obfhinate engagemerit, obtained the visord Their fuccefs, however, was very dvrly purcbad 23 officers were killed, and 29 wounded. Ofth, E ropean ...

... 7i',f 11ORNING CHAROiICLE. LONDON. : b 5 4STURDA r, MARGCH 3t. It is the opinion of almoff every military man, that tt the ptan'of Minillers for farther recruiting the army will be attended with little or no effef. Indeed it feems to be only ticLling the ears of the public tieti the found of fumething, when in faE it can produce nonhirn Perhaps a more extraordinary mode af raif rs g aunnes ...