... Lzar ss'GggJARAL IWhITE LOCKE'S TRI4L. TSNTIS DAY, PXB. 9. This day Majo, General LUMLEY closed' his evi- dence on the fi'st charge. The ADVocAcrE-GEN FaAL then addressed the Court ~ the 1io1oCty of calling Lieut.-Colonel LLoYD, oi' on t Lige c Dragoons, to ppove the appointments d rparittions made for service in the cavalry, pre- p1l5 embarkation at Monte Video for i3arra- gee. 'Tie .uestion ...

... THZIE MORNIATG CHROArICLE. LONDON: THURSDAr, I'JBBRU4dR ag, x8o8. Ire There is no truth whatever in 'the rumour that the gir emrbargoihas been taken off in America. In- facl, there I has bee-n no arrival from that country since that which lio, we annrunced fiom Boston. It was yesterday stated, for the first time, at LLOYD'S, that a vessel from WTil| en liin'gtons in Carolina, had been seen off ...

... ON BONAPARTE THREATENING TO CARRY INTO Ovr P105- SESSIONS IIIS VICTORIOUS AND AVENGING EAGLES.' Frietd DON EY, when your -Eagles they descry, English Gav.e Colks shall quickly make thtm-fly ! P. V'oburn. THEATRlt ROYAL, DR1RY-I.ANE. This Eveninlg, their Ma je;ties Servants will ad± SHE WOUT'D and SHE WOU'D NOt. After which the Opey-eic Piece of MIATR IMONY. '-i-morrow0. a new Opera (never ...

... 4.rOmlhge LOATDO-W GAZI-I'E, FsB. 20. HORSE-GUARDS. FrE ?? s8c8. I-3n Majesty hasbheen pleased tr grant ?? most gracious per- Ili~sion to chte 46th Itt a neat ol Font to asisume and bear, in Sddl'tion to anyother banga.s or devices to which they may be ,otiried,the wvard Io, rica on its colnarsatni appointments, as a distinguished niark of the good- coindu~t and ierxeplary vaiour displayed by ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT oGN GR EA TBRITAIN AND LRELA ND. HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB. I. Lord Viscount Cathcart was introduced by Lords Viscoisnt Wetitworth and Lake. His patent of ?? having been read at the table, hhi Lordship tono the oath sand his seat. In an Appeal from the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, Hill, Baronet, v Spbnce,- Esq. Mr. Adam and Sir Samuel Romilly were heard hor the Appellant ...

... MEETINGS 3F CREDITORS Ai' GUtIA)FIA1,i. TO-MOWtROW. ti . j. Penn,;Leather-lane, oilman {adj. meet.]. id S. Payne, Clelsea, coal merchant [choice Assigngees.] a tA. D 1lalliday, Bath-sireet, City Road, livery stable keeper - - - Iro V. Mills, 1-loxton, baker -- - 13 ?? J. Dudley, Gracecleurch-street, merchant - X I ?? Winter, Blackfriars Road, painter a 3 E. Roser; 1Jinhleld,,Sussex,tallow ...

... 7;--a INIT ED PARLIAMENTp op GR2?El4T 73 ii T4IN7W AN 4 vD .7iREZ A NvD. HOUSE OF 1;QRDS, FEa. rb. Mr. Miford frnnto th ireasury and from the Cnimmissioners o te Customs in Srcland, presetedd Accounts respedting .et les . lA nyed in tlic ft rhaie Fishery, which were orddered to ilie oil tiic .ible. ! a ?? ric o Dartrmouth stated his MIajesty's answer to cer- isir addrctsrs of the House for ...

... TIYlt MORNING CHRONICLE. : I -.,ONDON.N FRIDAY1i, YEAERUA2'? x2, tdog Tlere is reason to suppose that a considerable relaxa- tion, if not a total abandonment, of the principle of tihe French Decrees, has taken place in favdur of the Americans. The measure'of an embargo has also0ben adopted in Spain ; but there, as in France, vessels be- longing totthe United States are except.el The Court of ...

... UNITED PAR{LIAMENT OF GREA7TBR777ZAriV AND IRALAL'VD, HOUSE OF LORDS, FES. 3. . THE ROXBOROIJGH PEERAGE, &c. Lord AUCItiAND rose pursuant to notice, to present a Pe- titious froan Sir James Innis, one of the claimants to the estates and peerage of the Roxborough family. Kuro-ving, as he did,the infullible impartiality of his Learned and Nsble Friend on the Woolsack, an I his anxious regard for ...

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... -UNITED PARLIAMENT or GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. |-HOUSE OF LORIS, Tur SDAY, FEB. 23. The Malt and Pensions Duty Bill was read a third tinae and passed. Lord WALSINCEiAM presented a Petition from- ?? D)ebtors I confined in the County Gaol ofSurre:y; which was ordered to | he on the Table. * .fr. M\'n;eR-ruo, and several otierarteinlbers of the Huse of Conrinonis,broght op the ?? Dividends Bill ...

... B2AS7 INDIA4 COrz -_IA Court of Pro-prietors have voted themsel. *chi ther half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 0 alloe ch per annun, on a genci ?? t ee Ditr iP for which no evidence wastiaoe Ir CCitt. ett they were entitled to it by thle sttte of the: c ht. e, profits, 6r'assets. Onthis transao i- 1' observed,' that superior skill is not niu ned oniy to- suade the owner of any stock to a o a ...