... TZ14- MORNING CHRONiCLE. LONDON:., TUESD2r, 7ULr xS, iBo6. Yesterday we received Paris Journals to the loth, and Dutch Papers of a-late date. The Non2leur takes no notice whatever of any inter. course between this Country and F rance. The French funds, how ever, keep pretty high. On the 8th they were 65f 6oc. They had been higher however. On the 4th they were 66f. 6oc. Oa the 7th they were 65f ...

... FOREIGN INB If 9T. SEBASTIAN, JUNE 25.-*-Pe .SCB6-II)4 L'Es- perance, just arrived at St. Andero from Carqccas, has brought accounts of the famous expedition pf Miranda. Among the numerous letters which confirmn the takinig of the two schooners the following contains most par- ticulars. CARACCAS, MAY 2.-An armed shooner'of this port reet, in the month of March, Miranda's expedition, ...

... IMPERLIAL PARLIAMENT G,-A . . .T OF, A . 'R LA D GR EAT' BRITZAIN ANDU IRELtAND. .- I I!: - HOUSE OF LOiRDS, l'EY t4. rn an Appeai from she Court of Chipcery in Irelatid, Cain. ley v. Lord f-uiisany and Others,' the Solidittr Geheral was heard frthe Appellant. Furtherlbearing to-moirrntow. Mr. Parnell, Mr. Alexanderi Lord 4hrington, and several other Members of the I-h1uaS of Coillfidns, ...

... J Li- l-IJ b- - .,L a it tEarmil, ?? I o. l ?? _ 4 Dispatches still continue to pass between this tl country and France. We understand that Mr si Fox's private secretary has been in Paris for some EC i days, at least such is the report in the best in- P formed political circles. He left London for tl that capital Sunday se'ennight. Not a word, 7 r however, is allo~ved to transpire respeding ...

... sagion 3Jtetufellrce. ?? reports of a negociation between this tcountrv and France are general, both in Paris and at the Hague. But the arrival of Lord Yar- mouth in the former city, on the ?7th, appears Se the principal basis of these rumours. The French rd fnds have, however, advanced. The Official- paper has not yet noticed the subjeft. The Ar- gzis, however, which is-conduded by Arthur ?? ...

... I , k - I-- - .1 , I Parltaluelitap ptelliffence. HOUSE OF LORDS. I Friday, J1uly 4. Addresses were unanimously voted in return to two royal messages presented the preceding (lay; the one proposing avote of credit, as usu- al before the close of the Session; theother for settling on the present Lord Rodney the pension of SoCol. a-year granted some years ago to his grandfather. C $COTCH APPEAL. ...

... elinbi'Qg), Mitts I Z. 1 Tuesday, the Annual Convention of Royal i BRoroughs met at.Edinburgh, for LtIe dispatch of i e busincss. o At this meetiri- an.,addsss of congratulallon .I .was voted to Lord Viscourt Melvil, on his ac- quital; twenty-th~ree mriembers of the convention g voted for trx address, which is signed in their name by, tire Lord Provost of Edinburgh. Five entered a dissent from ...

... P 0 s T S C R I P T. cK i ftl~o~ll , fulp 12; |*and T bundr The troops ordered on foreign service will cm- Th bark next week at Ramsgate aned Margate. Si- healtl cily is-their destination. The Because'Ministersare taking these precautions, Wedi it is supposed by some that they can have no Po nm ?? of Peace. Bonaparte will not, we be ca may be sure, be less inclined to make peace _ with us, ...

... MPEIRIAL PARLIAMENT GRE1AT BRITAIN A-ND IRELAIND. FHIOU.-E OF LORDS, JULY z1. * In the A~ppeal f:-nrhy v. lo.ld Dunmany and Others, Ml. Agar was heard for the Apoellaiit.-7Fiuthei heartiig to- ei~ortnw., ';he M:,sterc' in Ciiancoiy till, the Scats Forfeited Estates t il., the T. i.h Alilitid Service Bill, the Volunteer Officers Racik B;ll, the Mihraltar and Malta Trade Bill, thie Sill: ?otn ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRIONICLE. LONDON: WI.DN.iSDAr, yU0T.a, xSe5. The last dispatches brought by r. BASaitlco have -een taken into consideration by the Cabinet Council and last night it was understood that an answer was to be sent off. What is tile piuriport of the answer of course remains secret; but because.it is so itnmay be ?? that it will be represented according to the views and interests of ...

... From the LOATDON GAZETFE, JULY 15. WHITEHALL, baLY IS, 18o6. The K~ing hat been plea.sed to constitute anti appqint thle Right 1onourable Thomas Grenville; the Right HnnourableGeorge Joun Eiarl Spencr, Knight of the Most Nohit Order of the Carter, the Rig1ht I-Irnourable William Widhae, te Right Ifonourable Charles Jasaes Fox. his Majesty's Three Principal Secretaris of Statec; the Right ...

... . b Rhbern; WEDNESDAY, JU LY x6. 'I . 1 - m- . i I * Matried, on Thursday the rd.inst. at MTnnse of Tjuie, Mr GEORGE CRUDEN, Masteros tile I I - - ?? .- ?? ?? - : .. . _- ?? IA ?? public Writmig School in Abertteell, to Miss SO- PHIA FRASER, Daughter of the Rev. William Fraser, Minister of the Gospel, Tyrie. Died here on the scth inst. Miss CATHARINE GRAHAM SrEWYART, fourth Daughter of the ...