... 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 ...

... TE-'E Afl'OWRTG CHROTICLE, LONDON: THURSDA'r, MARCH to, y8c8. It is certain, that the EMPEROR OSF TNE FRENCH, if ls&. can ?? a powerful fleet ef men of war in the, Archipelago, ,rill find in the- Greek Islands and on the coasts of the Adriatic, any number he may want of6 excellent seamen for those seas, and- of small vesselo, capable of conveying troops. His designs begin, to develope ...

... VORE cmctrlr? ' CHE~il'9htO.0 tD,' E;S-X' M4ARCH xc.. . J>MNoeN Ho i thd GkoxW iO DUDAS5 were sindpi+ed f4r'th oet~tmlderi of J. Ogleby, on 'the 7ih of P9ebusry Ist itl Dagnbsrry, in this cosnty. TIre above tbreepri.waeri, were the prn'ci p* a.iind'seconds in a auci. !They were aU very yonff w mn, and Officers in the 7ast RegimerngC Foot. itt ftpered by the testimony of the Surgeon of the Re& ...

... TFE WORKING CHRONJICLE. LONDON: 2FRIDir, MARCu as, a1cS. The Message Whish we announced some days ago was yesterday Grought down, stating the Ratification oc the Treaty witn Sweden, and informing the two Houses that Cepies of it woild be laid befare themr. To a question most seasonablys pti by the Darl of LAUDER- DALE-whether the Convention provided that the same Duties which are tq be laid on ...

... MROM TIE itITCI1 P4RS NAPbES, F'rb. I2.. -Hostilities were rcsumedi Caz liabria in'the course of tihe last month. We havle 'not .yet, however, received the full particulats of thie oc- curi'eices, but what'we' have adreadY learnid is ''suffi. cieut to shiew, that 'the resiili has beeni higrliy glorious and advantageous to the arms of France and of-.our Sovereign. .The English expecting soon to ...

... REX MO1NING CHRONICLE. e URnDjr, MARCH, U, xoS ! By thechannel wh~c4, brought the Dutch PvperC 4 shat cat4tou, ov hands at' a late, hour on Thursday nigh',' we beliege ?? have certain accounts thd ttl R Putch bave. found it necessary to. relx fppithe rig° 2 of their decrees. And that Americans have been 1t : lowved' to entqr the ports, of Hollanrd, tloui they hM * siachbd in, England. a Th* 3 ...

... - LO ND O N: XDMNPDr, MARCH 14, 1So8. Tho crowd and confusion which we anticipate4 took place, at the. Etxchequer Bill Office, on Saturday morning. Nothing indeed could equal the pressure and jostlimg of the multitude who assem6led at the entrance, and who struggled with one anotler for priority of en- trance, in the apprehension of each being too late for a slice of the bonus whicb was to be ...

... Froni t!ue D UrCffHAERS, t Ae 6t. PARIS, MARCH ?? Official Journal of this day contains the following article, dated Constantinople, January 28 : mer General Gardanno,5Ambassador from the E Nberor Napo- lto Persia, arrived on the 3d of November, at Koi, the first %&,n on the l'er.san territory. He there found every thing tpr)er for hls5rCcption. Heboasts of the cospltaisance shewn to by Prince ...

... FROM T P-ARI4.S APERS.. PARIS, FEB.56. *! CONs]rev-AT1VR SEN ATE.. a ?? I hav ?? prope-r to appoint my brothcr- inn-lav, Pricc Borgh1eae* to the phlce uf Gowves'lor-Gen. erq~ed by r!.c Org iuic enatimzwuttjniul~4 pf the fd cf th s:mnth. M1p--ple ofthe ,')epartnients beyoind the Alpsa will perceive 'in the creationt of thiat plaice,- d''in the appoiswincltc Oi the persoln to awhent I cosmmit ...

... @?EAT Bi?17'A I D II(ELA NP.: * SOtJItt OF ItORDDS Tnvrr SoDty. AinsCu to.' Il the iAppeal Rictard v .I'rill and~hthers, Pu .Sathuel R118ly yes heard in- epy 'Yo be further proceeded ..iq on: fe~tedty.'''' - ' lahe 'egar' Bobnty Bill. and he Sugar DrawbacklBill were .resa j's'sekpnd itine haid 'cdiu7Rttetd for to nioc-roW~. Lonti trod a Ar'n-;-Biil, and thq' Scot8 Qreditors' Bill pa ...

... -U-1T4, ?; P IAMENT GRRAt BRITAAINAD IRALAND. H HOUSE OF, ORDS FEX1AY, MAACie 1z. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the- xo,5q0,of&I. Exehequer Bills Bill, the Treasurer'softhe Navy Regulation Bill; the Petty Customs Bill, and some private Bills. The CornnsssiDnerj were, the Lord Chancellor, the ar of Aylesford, and Lord Walsingham. , Lord Lake's Annuity Bill, and-the Scots Creditors ...

... 7 rhe SED-2,TOR of te MORMNZG CZlZlNiUCLH; IR, I accidentally picked-up the following lettef opposite the British Coffee House; it would le unfortunate if the person for whom it was intended should not have conveyed to him sa interesting and impartial an account of the debate which took place in the House of Lords on Tuesday Jast, as well as the'extraordinary circumstances, so accurately ...