... :4E MORkiNG cHRQ?1CLE. t v LOND ON: 2TUESDAt, MARCH I, xS. A letter froqm >over says, thiat they are persuaded there is some measre ofpreparation going on.in-France, which has occasioned an 'embargo ; as for several days a single privateer, vessel or boat of any kind has not comlie out of their. ports, or been descried by any one of our cruizers. The important Debates of yesterday force us ...

... UNITED I.ARAIAMENt GI;'i r 1JJN'IT3fN S-ND IRALA ND. i j ,. . I HOUSE OF LORD8,N.Mndey, Fui. . . In the appcal cg Shedden v. Patrick, Mr.Adamnwas heard repl.-I ortherconsideratidri on Thuridky. The t,5o0,oooI. Exch&.juer Bills Bill,add 't li PJ rty Customs BillS passed ?? and wvere rtpj'rted. ; 1 he Ptrazit Trade 3iU; anld the 'Tieasrer af thce Navy Regu- .ztion Bdil, ?? read a third timie ad ...

... - .aU --ROU-CL-. THE MQR2'UNG CHROAUICLE. 'LONI)ON: WEPNESDA2, MARCH a, 18cS. i Ministers yesterday received Dispatches. from Sir. RitHARD STRACHAN, dated oiCadiz, on the Sth ult. and brought home by the Cambrian. By these dispatches: We learn, that Sir RICHARD had received.certain in, formation, that a fleet of five or six French ships of the. line had been seen off Point de Gatt in the ...

... UNI'-ED PA:1ALIAM.EN'T'. g IT 3 ir,4 i ?? T I}{ -tA , N D. * OtlSE:OF I.OR1MS, TgI ?? ct O.A CI. The ?? Exchequcr Bill-'s il axr'he ?? Custorna Bill wetc-,read adfirst~time, arid 37asse~d. . On the Order oF the Dapteibg read for.taking jiij Majestfy' !1Ilessage tnncnxs'teratiroi1t- ;: . I-ord 1-Imr.K :tarivuv,.in' callingt toe r~tentton ofi tie Hrlntce wto the services of Lord 1iethoeght it ...

... 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 ...

... UNITED PARI4AMENT oEI GR EAT BR 3TI rA AND iRELANXD, HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAmgC 2. ELECTIONS. * t Great Yarmouth.-Mr. Manrning, from the' Great Yarmouth E lecd'ion Committee, reported that ?? had dleter . ained that the sitting Members had been It Iy'feecedd and tih t the petitions were not frivolous or vexatipus. )oDwnpatrick.-Sir A. Salusbury reported from, the Downpa trick Comnittee, that the ...

... YIGCUARfou r, IXM It will be recolle4ed, Il 'Mr. ?? Giffrd was, 'during 1t Administrati'ont of Lt-rd ,Har'dwicke in frea4 -emio'ved from ari office in thtwe r tie for 'the reasor .aisigned by Sir, John Ne'tport last night in the Maise of C6rmnns; naie1y an obstiate persevera'nrce in foirenting animci.'stiet, add keepig alive party dis. tihaions, which it *as the ob0&e of the wise and lit beral ...

... I -I - - -1 1 1 UNITiED PA RLIAMEm . GRP 1U)ZAI.V AND Ies E ' I ' HOU£E 0i1 JORDSl-Tiuus svAY MARitert3.- In tl4 'app'al 'l~hedden v. Patridick, the; JauIgmnta of the , . OiE,-RS IN COUNC4L , LordiEi siis poatpoued ?? espedtng the 'ers t Cin sincilitfll 'Ilueisday'tiext. His Lordship read sine ionns .^ aesefid ,ordoe the~ct efwhc were-l to ?? Ordersin. Rouncil to, bt cnntrays to tle'aw ...

... - -F,'H'MORNVIN~G, CIROWICULE. ?? .0 : ; N.D 0 .N.: ,- :FRIDAY, MARCM .40,.0L - A: 4as`t quantity of'floor eas #e.erday erit#d fprs the Wazils.`So ihat tbis settlement is to be pmvisson- ed'froni En;gland,. which we were ioldby, theextrava,. gan t panegyrists of its importai;ce upoI the e migratiom of ;he ,Porquguese Coiirtfi, was ,o uncommonly prioduc- tilde, as to be capable of, servin'. as ...

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... UNITED 1PARLUONTK'ii (R EAT R I TA.2 A TI ) RE &1 NV. HOUSE OF l.ORDSe , AtAacH4. The Marquis of BuckirIgharn as. Lord Sesla; tooqithe oaths and their seats.. In an Appealfromnthe Court of Session in Scotialid, Rich- an v. Vlrailland Othlers, Sir SlxargI$L otaattxLY was heard tor the Appellant.-lFurther hearing or, Mouday. , 'fhe Earl of l.AtOrrDA$Lca~ gave n~otice of-his intention to move ...

... WHE UPIR UI!Ii)NICLE. -, ON 1) 0 N: SATUPRDAr7, MAlRCH 5, y8og. Ministers are rsow corinvincedi fiom thc inforniation thev lave received, that the. Rochehfvt squadiron hais certainly passed in-^ ?? Mditerisa,,n. Ansi. it is seriously apprehended they have so much the Stirt of Sir RICH.ARD STRAC-tAN, and our ?? in tha t sea is so much scattered, tbat they hav(a ample time to m!ke a descent on ...