... I - UNITED PARLIAMENT -GREAT B~ T~ ..OF .GRR T. BRITA IN dAND IRELA ND. HOUSE OF LORDS, ARcH XT. Ha TieRoyal Assent was given, by Commiesion,toLord Lake's reje Annuity Bill,'t0 Suar Drawback Bill, the Sugar Bounty Bill, did tie EXpiring Laws Bills, the Mutiny Bill, the Royal Mariue Mutiny Bill, and several Private Bills. app I The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of in D ...

... From tse LONDON GAZE7TE, Mdr 14. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MAY 14, 808 Letter transmitted by Rear Admiral thwe Hon. Sir Alexander Cochraoe, K. B. Commander in Chief at the Leeward Islands, who al.4o states that the inhabitanis of Deseada having general- ly taken the oath of neutrality, he had not-tlierefors left any force on the islandd hut only stationed a sloop of war and a hrig there fur its ...

... 7THE MORIVING CHRJNICLE. r - LONDON: FAI DAs SkEPTpyM1BPE i6, i8:3. We are at last enabled to put an end to the anxiety of the pabliel relative to the state of the war in Portu- gal, though not perhaps to gratify its utmost expecta- tions. Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, Captain I DALRYMPLE, son or nephew of Sir HEw, arrived at I Lord CASTLERr4GH'S Offize, and Captain HALSTED, an Officer ...

... 'FOREIGN I7T.ELLICENCE I PARIS,-MARCH I8.-Last S.unday'M. de la Roche- - foucauld was nonminated to the post ?? to the a King offHolland, and as such .piesented. Conceriing the journey of his Majesty the Emperor, nothing is. known; but he is txpected in Spain.- Ac- cording to inte~ligence fiom that kingdom, the Grand f Duke of Berg, after reviewing the Guard of Hoondr at Baydoine, proceeded ...

... THBE MORNING (IHRoQj(4E. LO ND Q NJ: TU~sp4r, yANUArT ;a, i8z8.-, *Pie GCttemburgh Mails arrived yesterday, bI wlicil the public were relieved from much anDyiety, respeaing the state of qur rela ions wvih Sweden. According to the letters receiyed frorn,thenee we Jcamn talt no public syrhp:) I of g pemand qqj Sweden to joiR the Confe. 4~racy has beep o6bsgrved, Nothing of the kind has ...

... LtH-E MTORANING GHRONICLE. I. O N 1) 0 N: kt5DE DNLfD r, JA!NU R r 57, iSoS~, We this day present to our readets the correspond- mace between our Government, and the Courts of Russia and Austria, respefhing the offer of a Negociation, as ( they have been laid before Parliament.-We are pre-. ,ented by the abundance of matter wlhich crowds upon 0sthis day, from making any comment on these papers ...

... i SI HIART-BREA4KING XcpJDITIcYr: K ' find by your ?? eb'that ?? t'a Legrired Gen- tleman has been pleased to term' our exploits at Copenha- gen a heartbreaking task..' Apd when the cries of bear! .hear ! demanded an explantiion, he seemed to lay it down as a position, that 'every service in whlich bllod was shed was a Iheart-breaeting serVice. Now, sir, although r we soldiers and sailors ...

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... From tih LONDON GAZETTE, MAr 7. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 4- The Right Honouraile George Canning, his Majesty's Prin- ;ipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day notified tothe Millszcrsno Friendly and Neutral Powers resident at this Coeurt. tbat his Majcety hasiudged it expedient to establish ?? m:ost rigorous blockade of the port of Copenhagen, and of all the otlier ports in the ...

... SP-IA'. CYIt;JN'NA GAZETTE, JuI.y 3. From Tnledo thev write, that General Moncey had. passed throtugzh Cuenrca, wit ih 8060 men, as some say for Valencia, and as others say for Saragossa. We yesterday inserted accounts relating to this last point, in conformnity witn four attested letters received itom Madyklwliich were shwen to us,andit appears,on the v.hole, that there is no roomn to doubt ...

... .THE ZORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: WED YVSD4T, NOVEMBER 9, z8o3. The Windsor Castle packet is arrived from St. AnE dero, which place she left on the 3 ist ultinto. Letters c of that date mention, that Gen. BLAKE ?? marching f with his force into the interior of Biscay. It appears S that a portion of this force had, after someskirmishing, dislodged the French, undder NEY, from the position. they ...

... From the LONODON .GZE777E, MARCH 5. . At the Court at the Quecn's Palace, the ad of March, iSgp. r .Pcc'stsr, the ?? Most Excellent Majesty in Council: aHi6 Mjeqty having heen pleased to appoint the Honoureble William Asheton Harbord ta be Lieutenant of the County of, Norfolk, and City of Norwich, and County of the same, he this day took the oathesappointed to be taken thereupon, instead of ...