... poculy.ENT5 r!VLISl1PD n3 TuIn ItATRIO ?? TME KaNGboLsi 6Fj'GALICA1 sI YOU have bewailed the fate, of yiour amisable F~erdinqn0_ thhorror of the perfidy by Ivhici h~ ee. em~ tl burns jo your bosoms. Yonu fetar da,0ger to our hssly relwiorcn, you K look upon our emterior worship as annihilated, jpponl oyrlialt-rs profaned, and the templies of the 6ternal Jnd sole Oflnospte ,converted into ...

... ?? RL IA- , .. . ,- - G~ t ?? ?? HOUSF OFt~LORDIS ka The6 House proceeded from ten o clock tl ~tkeat licitor Gelera]1 f' a~ctland) was liedrd -for' 't'e Reipd94n 'FutthVfirbearingk oA'!WVe'dn'eqd!'7` The Royal Asse~~nt wate ?? 'by commiss61on to 'the Mtv ' lnqssiry 'Billadismeoter BilI, in al iblit atid pa DifttMouth ?? Several Bills onl ti al eefraded bi'their reseii v Some Bs'~lqwere ?? ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENTi IGRE!4T BRIT1I.V AN'D IRELAND. HOUSE OF IORDS, MARCH 2;. In an Appeal from the Coutrt of Scssion in Scotylnd, The Earl of, Wemyss v. Carre, Mr. Adanm and Mr. Boyle (Soli- ?? for Scotland), were heard for the appellant, and the Lord AdvQcate ot Scotland, and Sir Samuel Rondily for the 19spondentr.-Further heariog on 'I'uesday. Tie ixchequer Bilts Funding Bill, and the ...

... 11 1.? I 1? I ;i, . PROCLANMATION OF GENERAL; MOYN T O2 . Th General in Clief Of oft!e Aiml of Portuaitin. |c s derstattditg that many soldiers hnd iniiabitants~of thq a kingdorra of Portugal have suffered themselves to bde- |n it luded by faulse proclamations, pblished by the English, k to pirocure soldiers, of %vhich thle Ir., squadrotn is so much in need, aind wvishing to prevent., the ...

... TO Tk.HE LIDITOR OF THEf PYOR!?AzNG CZ.R OJIVICL E. Your remar ks or tl-..e eiugar Conirrittee shevw a vel: laudabhle ?? of whatever mnay ?? tile culture of -raiin'; but, O a subject so deeply connected with tile rrejudices of the irneat vulgar, as well as the small, it has not be~n your ctsto'n to raise the cry ofaifrn. Tlie Rteport involves a question that has. nothing to do with party - ...

... cf rr AD!DRESS. 0 71 13TTF7e OiF 7TZIL YZANI.C CHAON2CLLI - he ewhole natioln ought to be penetrated with t e dr' p )grt`itude to hik L'Li'rsty ?? his profound and svi tD tlhe CitV Aldi:ess. - It is flue that I as excellent: It conveyed the almnost unani. , j lc tf the British pu)blic on the subj&e of the n which has been repiobated by all parties, C ly al desctiiptions of men, ho vkevetr wide ...

... Fromt id. DJUTC/ and FRENCH PAPERS. , PR IS OCT. ?? his Majesty the Em. peror and Iing went in great state to the Palace of ths LegisLfive B .dy, in order to open the sitting. His c Majesty addressed the Assembly as follows a M1:S5SIEURS, the Deputies of the Departments s 'to the Legislative Body, The code of laws, laying down the principles of pn rperty a and of civil freedom, which, forms ...

... Fronz ?? LONtDON(v GAZETTI', vo. IO. ?? T'is Gazette contains a Letter from Sir A. Cochrane, dated on board tht 130-1eisle, at sea, 9th Od1ober, mentionilng the cap- rure of three ro\-bo.t privateers, by the Julia, Captain Watt, A'tOntive gun-brig, Lietit. Cnrr, and the. Express, ?? d 8 Dotvvrs-ne of, th ticcarriel a lorg guab and 35 nsen, the atlers only az nsen each,- with snmall arms. ' e . ...

... :: Mt. AORNING CEHRONICLE. j - .SATUADAr, .PAZL 9, x8o8. There WvasDno arrival yesterday from ti Continnt, nor any news whatever. ; Yesterday the Duke of Yoak held a public day at hs Office, in the Horse Guards, and gave audiences to a number of Militaij Officers. The Unicorn frigate, arrived at Torbay, reports, that Sir T. DUCKWQRTH has proceeded from the .West Indies to the Brazils, in ...

... WHE M(RNINGV CHRONICLE. LONDON: . ' TURDDA2; mE'RMUAR- 2o, zSog. Yesterday Ministers received Dispatches from Svwe- i den up tothe 12th inst. and at the same time all the remaining Mails from Gottenburgh arrived. The lass contains the important advice, that immediately after the arrival ofthe new French Ambassador, General CAU- LINCOURT, at St. Petersburg-lh, the ErlEtoR ofRus.. si.A issued a ...

... . . i, ?? . k ?? _ I; iACT-pR O AN 4FFf6ia.. FtrakT OF GENERAL XLE RC Zk, ComsMNDPR IN. C41X¢7'0 TuE NORTHERN ARMr . 5 , iA ATl)RTEs, Ar OLERAufGaa9 NTough iave bee n compeiled, by thsevt superiority of thei en'ensrs ±orce to evacuate the Province of Uleabuirgs, WhiCh. independenly o t'his considrI'anon, -must have done fron's th'e total- wnt of ?? anaiproveitder; yet I derive 1 uo small ...

... THE MORNVING CHRONICLE. LONDO N: s THiiURZSDAY; 74UVE 9, 1t8o. I Yesterday morning two Spanish Noblemen arrived qt the Admiralty, from nthence they 'were immeditely ?? to the Foreign Oisce, and the following ac - count of the intelligence which. they bring appeared in! ia ministerial paper of last nighlt. T'Fhis rnrnntng, about seven o'clock, two Spanish Noblemen, viz. Viscount MNIXTLRObA, ...