... lUNTiTD PAR LIlAMENT I oA GREAT- BRITAIN AND IRELAND, HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 27. The Rot.oyl Assent was given by Cotmmission to 96 Public and j':e Coqirnissionerq were, the Lord Chancellor, Earl t TI3qhe 1 tary Inquii. r Co..tinu ition TIl, an-I the Deche~s 1 r5itii !:i~ 'nctlity Bill, wat'-' brotritit up hy Air. Wh;rtot i rt 0iiet' ?? ni 1nruld I filrt tlne, as we:.e aton se earit 1'r3eiLtgitia, ...

... TE-'E Afl'OWRTG CHROTICLE, LONDON: THURSDA'r, MARCH to, y8c8. It is certain, that the EMPEROR OSF TNE FRENCH, if ls&. can ?? a powerful fleet ef men of war in the, Archipelago, ,rill find in the- Greek Islands and on the coasts of the Adriatic, any number he may want of6 excellent seamen for those seas, and- of small vesselo, capable of conveying troops. His designs begin, to develope ...

... 7WE AiVIANG (;HRO ?? L O N D 0-N: ' TZTU1RSDAY2; ?? 3, i&c: The- i4mctr, that Ministers had received an acccu:.? of the, determination of tile Amnericar, Goverormene. with resped to this Country, is probably unrtue. it had its rise in tl;e Circuumstance ofa dispoatch, ssi`. 1t b e received by Mr. PiNeKtsY frorto Mr. ARSmSTRC;GO at Paris, which it wa3 alledged contaired dhe Rewle- tion-ofthe ...

... From t/., LONDON GAZET I , StAr 24. S f ADMIRALTY OFFICE; MAY'24, i8So. A Letter hasbeen received by the Hon. Williamn Wellesley Pole, from Mr. John Kinsnian, commander of the Acdive Ex- cise cutter, dated at Falmouth the 59th instant, stating that, on ?? 17th, lie had captured in the said cutler, after 'a chace of some hours, the Deux Freres French privateer 'of St. Maloes, armed with two ...

... . t, fbi: V'tlc otAhOFNLV CHRONICLE. I yesterday'solicited your attention to a su ...

... The crly sown wheats, both in the northern and southern districts of the kingdo'ih, :lhve in gercral a pritty ?? appearahce,' and in some places they are remarkably strong and vigorous, being perhaps inl too forward a state of growth for the season ; but -those which were put inte the ground at a later period, have by no Meaus so healthy an aspa&;l * being, besides, in niaty instaneesvery' ...

... Ih ttfs ELDITOR 'ff 1VD3 ,I.NNG CHT6NO] LE . From your unwearied Reil i'h support of the rigitl dff persons of A.l classes, and tinder every species of op. pression, we beg leave to state to you a grievance at prgsenstexperienced by thf! Officers of the Arifiy, whitil i certainly needs, but to be known to be remedied 'Je request, therefoie, that you will give it ?? ' through the mediumn of ...

... 77 Ie MOR)-NG CHRONICLE. I jj ?? LONDON: 'OND4Y, APRIL 4, ISO-. The following were. some of the reports current OR Satmirday: A letter from the Commander of one of our ships of w*ar cruizing off the Tagus, dated the 13th of March, stateS tbat a boat had conic out from Lisbon, with intelligence that a adtion had taken place in tiae Mediterranean, in wbich the British obtained a'decided ...

... THE-f' MORATING CHRONIC44P. I :ra,: L 0:- Po N;g Lce. ThwUSD 4TDEC2 MDE4a 3A, 2z oS. ~of t The Indefatigable lias ali-ivedf at tfyinoah from Se- o vifle, -after a voyagc4.thitee ?? the time she 4r, saile4 thesekv~as no apparent sensation produced in the he South by tlhe rapid progress of the enreny towards the anl capital. Qfhis arrival in Madrid at that time they could er- 13 eave ...

... Tii1g DoRNPJG CHROQNACL.. O N D, 0N: $ZVRSD4Ir AUGUST iS ,88 yesterday niorninA ad Ektiaordinary 0'az'ehte w*s Pubished, containing the detailt oftlie rescue of sooo pmish troops from the 'thraldr6rni of tONAiARTE. The Letters 'of Admfiiral KiEATS will be perused wit' a iey interest. The plan of ettriciting these brave efoo the'ghtninominous atid mortifying situation in h,cl they had been' ...

... TI7E MORNING CHRONICLE. c e IO NDC)N:LtONeDON o TUER&DA72; 74INUARr 2.6, ?? that i si ?? a 6 By the Arabella Thcket from New York, we have a f c 0o report, that 'OR the z28h ult. she; put to, sea, hut vias Bi stopt, and informed that an embargo had taken place. Cons She afterwards however, obtained permission to. sail. ighant receii The following are extrats from the Journal of thle at A ...

... 4 tothe --irwtvw 15, .I W, , . C) J iN I , 'h .- S1R, 00Bi~l-.g., Autne 1+ In Justiee to .rny cOattarR t a r t !.uIitlY ob1iged t qest, that you -dilldo rn the ftaourdt publish tl forowing observation. In the sevteral newspaperi ih:c h have easll this fn~ornih I find it asserte tf, pnder the name ?? Redesdal-, tfiat had recitirie d, IV-` .a fI ract. on th~e state of the CatholicE Clergy of ...