... 'D ?? ?? t. L/. LM J? J'v 41 7 Tj? I c t tho Papet>l Irlar';ni to tie 1aor Ice of IS th -vre-~er;Y ?? ?? Crownw i15 iiAti!14 ?? Clgelli t! 'I OS. f1. i litO It .II itc.is, hllat . , *(tt~iir'Il was alinred c( *- 0, e 0 I e A-rents for in icoe ?? an s tic ii t'alA of , a iteor thc Cl.Z f C0 l9OI o. tb'e Customs D, rt.e reis-n who lha; i ad t'he chief care lcjvicr.' Sls, sliall be the othelr. ...

... , Yesterday his Majesty held the grandest Court that -du he ever held at the Queen's Palace' . . At two o'clock Itis Majesty held-a Chapter of tlie Most Honourable' ?? der 6f the B.ath, Wich ws 'att~i'did,, bes' des the So* ec vereign, by, ?? His Royal lghnesms the Ddke of York, the Grand Master.: t Lord de Blaquiere, Lord Henley; 1orde Keith, Sir. Alured bu Clathe, Sir Thomas Trigge,- ir ...

... 'HoziiE kR ?? t aRTFole,' MARCH S.- ! Jahe Inwood was isd-c'et the wiolfu sasurder of Will:am. Goodisan, by giving him saveral mortal wousds with a cutlass, on tlie-60l oef -Oclober last, ac Rifkmanswotrth, bi- this county. NirnCoMboN Si iRJeAN-T stated the case for thieprosecutrsrn. The Pliisoner had killed tine mars in Dslefnice of lhisfishery. flit deceased was a poacher, and camne t: steal ...

... VkNITEP PANRUAMENT 6R24T nBRiTAN AND ILAr , HOWE 9?P ii4;R, S*V4Z;. I ..Th~e House metli a-t t.dclok, l: : -rgh.Ala l~a,K er lm~radtl~r .n erv . hcro jklkp' is Xir,831, Tlye mint was g ,4e b 0*eWs , ssf esse 'Taxes Bill, thi e Bo lthe . .Thetoinymc ?? werigae q sa eN tba (Irgi erand,e oa4 Chntleor, agi CLord.Wa( nty adhth Tb0 Mihtary Inisuiy. Pais ana tbe bo Hisrad Bir1 ~re reada third tiene ...

... FARESEM-SAsTE WOF AtE anA I . ' ' ?? He must be i very superficial thinker indeed who es- 6imates the recent events which have taken place in Spain and Portugal with a view merely to their local and tern- porary importance, or even to the influence they may have ih 'future upon the fortunes of these two countries. Tfiey form, an epoch in the present times which, ac- cording as the ...

... UNITED PARLIAD4FNT - 'GREAT BRITAIN AND ZRlLA4PD. - . . HOUSE O0 COMMONS, MAY s6. The Duchess of Brunswick'se Annvity Bill was r~ged a third time, and passed nen. con. _ Ihe Midtary Comnmissioners' Bill was read a thlrd tltrte and passed. n An Account of the Proceeds of the Dutch ?? Shipc at e the Coerneacement of the war, was brought up, and ordered to he printed. Thern LORD ADVOC1A3 T of ...

... THZE1 MOR2NING CHRONICLB. ' I0N,1D9- ,: SATUR1A',i; MAJ1CH i, MA0. At Len--th we '-iave intellig&n4e fr6om AtInerica, though not of at kind to satil fy the imnpatiente- 6f the public. i A vessel ?? a'rrive'd 'At Baltilioire, in Ireland, whiich dett Boston on thie Stl' Febwuary. Thist ews hais been -2-tCe'!md at PoOie, fi66i wjhich thele6 iete ieveral letteri aL ?? the fad. It does not'appear ...

... CkELMSI5ORD, ESSEX. S.1rogOAT, Aur.. 6, C CitAitOt OF SMitiiiER.-5,ECIAL O&NISiSICN. WtLLIAMX Wrs1nAAs4ss Was tried by Sjieci'd Comosiission, be- rore Lord ELLiezurilrolscrus, on the chiarge 6f murdering 'Iho-j mias, Barnes, an American seaman on board- the ship Croydon, Ylygat Cariestoie, 8uts Amnerica,. Mr erjeant- S11ZPAERD, as Counsel for the 'prosecution, ~ * tated the circianmstaaices of ...

... THA AT6 7?777-,- ?? ARIVJ-XG G,?ROATIG?-q - la. LONDON: TPTURTSD42; M4i 24, i8o3. . .We. last Oij~ljt received a Gottenbu rgh' t-iis ?? had dispatches from Stocklhclmh. The .e have declared,. yar against Sweden; and Prucia .aP -Poinedin t4.e declaration of hdntilities; T Swedes tare abandoned to their own elforts, and e have. r ik doubti t.ia reiw Qf all the circumstancet, that tley ¢ ave been ...

... OsREIGAI WrELLZ CEz aje STCued soHLM1, MAr CH: I S.-The French General Division,, Granrdjean, Joformed Lieutenant Wahrer° berg, by a letter, of the t5th of Ofiober, ear General- ltrne's order, that the Swedish 'Packets 'au not be molested on their arrival at Grossen Zaker dt Isle of Rugen, but be allowed to. enter. that port, u theexchangeof French and Swedish prisorelS should have beeo ...

... IR JOHNAT STPART S IR X COME P; SM Yesterday -q'bdut 'three olclorcl, `r Jahn Stuart ind 5ir Home Pophlana, attended at Merchant Taylotrs ,Uall, and were presented with the Fregdorn of that Company. They afterwards, accompanied ly some of their friends, and by the Members of the Merchant Traylors Company, proceeded *to the CiaimbedaiAsl Office in Guildlhall. About four o'clock they were ...

... TBE MORAING CWORONAGLEi l, OF N I) O N.: 5 7'LESDwr,; M4dRCH §, z'8cg On munday Governf'ent rceiveddispatc&iT frown ohir Y Minister at Stockholm, and yesterday tile Mail was r~ . ceived. It was ?? tht he Subsidiary Treaty h with our ally tvould have been yesterday brought dow, to the two Housts, and some explanation given on; the subje&. Nothing, however, was said. enA number of letters from ...