... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? UNLTE:0 -IARLtAMENT G2RSAT 4RITALr.\ AND IRELAND. HOUSS OF LORDS, MARCH VS. The. ?? ls passed throg h'CommUittees, an .were reported. es, and ?? tg Mr. Wes4-rs, ~nd sevxal other Members of the Hodse. of Commons, brought up *.be Cnteon Weagi :g;:port Prohibition. pBill, and the. Cotton Wool Dutr.B ill.i e-S. The EARL of SoreoLiK pqseponedibis nsotip4, rpspedting Mr. 'rl Garlicke's Letceri ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENTi IGRE!4T BRIT1I.V AN'D IRELAND. HOUSE OF IORDS, MARCH 2;. In an Appeal from the Coutrt of Scssion in Scotylnd, The Earl of, Wemyss v. Carre, Mr. Adanm and Mr. Boyle (Soli- ?? for Scotland), were heard for the appellant, and the Lord AdvQcate ot Scotland, and Sir Samuel Rondily for the 19spondentr.-Further heariog on 'I'uesday. Tie ixchequer Bilts Funding Bill, and the ...

... -n I UNITED PARL[Aml,'N'f I or C, ?? BRIT HLYe ANDr IRE.L.CV.D. F HOUSE oF.LO1RD8, MARCH 29. . he Cemilittec ot Privilege sat to consider the cli-rs to the 7Raorgh Peerages. Or, t!e suggestion of the Lord Chan11J. tlor turther proceediPgsWvA. postpoled,.sine d., ki order to await .tia dcisiola of tbe appeal respecting tile Roxburgh Estact. AMERICA,-ORitRS IN COIYNCIL. Lord HOLLAND rose in ...

... M.ap;CEZ'4L' Fi On the 8th inst. a meetingpof ankers anM rets wvas held at the Treasuri7 Chamb=, iagreable t6 a tirt vate notice, where they werc met by Mr. Percema1, Mr. guskilsson and te Oovergor and beputy 'overnor of tlle Bank of England. The paities were infoed that Government was desirous of funading 4tllhions 6f Ex chequer Bills in eitheir the 4. or s percents, as Emiht be. agreed upon; ...

... THE MTORNING (:KRONWfGLE. L ON DON: MlfOND4Yr, Mf4RCH 21, t8cS. Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived yesterday. They bring an official account of an ?? between a part of the Swedish and Russian armies in Finland, which however, according to the statement of the Swedish Commander, appeals to have been but of a trifling na. ture. Two divisions of the Swedish armys, one posted near Forsby and the other ...

... YJL7TCV PAP.ERS. EIECLAkATION OF tHE EMPIE1OR. OF RUS5IA AGAwINST SWBEN. -. PETE'satIGH, r5B. 24.-The ?? tinO 1ecla tion has been published here:- Justly indignant At the violence vehicl Ereland has displayed towards fhb King of'Derlrnark, thie ELric peror of Russia, faithful to his charaaer and to ihis sys^' temn of unceasing care for tlie interests of his E miiie2 notified to the King 6f ...

... TEE1 MORNiNG C HONICLE. LO NDYO N1 MFIDIr, MARCH 25, l8oS. At length we have accounts dire&iy from the Seat 4f the American Government. Yesterdlay Ministers rIT ceived dispatches from the Hoioorabie DAVID - KiOE, and also from Mr. Rosa, dated as late a tl1 z4th of February. They were brought 'home in thc Norto, packet, which arrived in 24 days from Newq York. By this placket we have received ...