... 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 ...

... - UUNITED, PARLIAMENT I GRAAT .BRITAZN AND IRELAND. li HOUS E OF LORDS, ArPRI 1, The Earl of, Wemyss v. Ctrre, Mr. Boyle oeneral for Scotland) was- heard in ?? sonsiderstion on Tuesday. >tI he~lsbopol t:ar~sle was introduced by the Bishops of Ban- gora~nd igritol, and took the Vaths and his Seat. Mr. Whareon and several other Members of the House of Commiiions, broogbhtup the Irish Bark and ...

... t: £DTO : P AW~ORIVING CMfOU'E -To Arc EDITOPa So tAOVY OI1viZert.a SIR$ | Prceiving that in. your paper this moning, Mrs.. Roberts, vtho died at Windsor, on Wednesday, is stated to have been many years on; of the boarding. dames at Eton Colleg1 I request you to contradiat fih statemnent, which is vholly inaccurate. Mrs R. was widow to the late Dr. Roberts, Provost df Eton, and first ...

... :: Mt. AORNING CEHRONICLE. j - .SATUADAr, .PAZL 9, x8o8. There WvasDno arrival yesterday from ti Continnt, nor any news whatever. ; Yesterday the Duke of Yoak held a public day at hs Office, in the Horse Guards, and gave audiences to a number of Militaij Officers. The Unicorn frigate, arrived at Torbay, reports, that Sir T. DUCKWQRTH has proceeded from the .West Indies to the Brazils, in ...

... TO Tk.HE LIDITOR OF THEf PYOR!?AzNG CZ.R OJIVICL E. Your remar ks or tl-..e eiugar Conirrittee shevw a vel: laudabhle ?? of whatever mnay ?? tile culture of -raiin'; but, O a subject so deeply connected with tile rrejudices of the irneat vulgar, as well as the small, it has not be~n your ctsto'n to raise the cry ofaifrn. Tlie Rteport involves a question that has. nothing to do with party - ...

... FA OM TEE DUTCH PAPERS. LEGHORN, MARCH 2.-Hithelto n ifntelligencehas been received of the Rochefort squadron, comnmanded by Rear-Admiral A~fmand. We only know that it consists of six ships of the line, several frigates and light ships. The Madrid PaPers Say, that the Spanish squadron in the port of Cadiz, under the conlnutod of Admiral Apodaca, has received orders to unite itself with the ...

... 'TU M AIQ NING CHAONICLE. . ~ ~ ~ _ I_ , I ,, I ' I 1 . LONDON: TU.EsDA2 Di .RIZ z, laos, W 1e nov present our ieaders witl tlhe ly details rhi~ac~'hed London~ oft 'whicih~ haverac of thegreat and important change that has taken place in the Court of Spain. It is copied from the IAdicateur of Bourdeaux, dated the ist of Aptril The' 64'a~es hingisi'' ~d. of ofl Th dt are very brief,; and ...

... IUNITED PARLIAMi !Nr . GRBATB-ft>IN AND IRELAN. . : . .. . . .; O F . % . HOUSE OF COMMONS, APiL ?? Lord BARNARD presented a Petition fromI the Destorst in Cork Gaol, praying ?? to lie on the table. Coi. STAV.FV broudg-ht uip a Bill for rsaakirqg, certaigl. Altera- tionqs in the ?? a first, aid ordered to be read a second tiune on tile x§th of ay. -. CHILD STEALINc .. NIr Aldersian sa ogar ...

... T' TRSI IDITORIOR E- Z -. Mji i glut ?? 'Nd . . . C --Ib It is impossible not to approve. and respel tile \s motives which have led you to oppose the opinion oi der the h6ugai Corn'ittee. you proceed on the just-and aY rational principle, that the slhutting up of any of the v: usual-eniiues for the, consumption of corn tenids to de- Po rahge the glans oI ?? raiici'e and -to diminish future . ...

... Ih ttfs ELDITOR 'ff 1VD3 ,I.NNG CHT6NO] LE . From your unwearied Reil i'h support of the rigitl dff persons of A.l classes, and tinder every species of op. pression, we beg leave to state to you a grievance at prgsenstexperienced by thf! Officers of the Arifiy, whitil i certainly needs, but to be known to be remedied 'Je request, therefoie, that you will give it ?? ' through the mediumn of ...

... 77 Ie MOR)-NG CHRONICLE. I jj ?? LONDON: 'OND4Y, APRIL 4, ISO-. The following were. some of the reports current OR Satmirday: A letter from the Commander of one of our ships of w*ar cruizing off the Tagus, dated the 13th of March, stateS tbat a boat had conic out from Lisbon, with intelligence that a adtion had taken place in tiae Mediterranean, in wbich the British obtained a'decided ...

... . 1 TO THaE MD1O O2S THE MiORNING CirRovczw RIRT. SIR,, I was surprised on reading the. Report of one of the late Debates in your Paper, to see it stated, on the au, thority of Sir JOIN NEWPoRT, that a most useful office has beeni abolished in Ireland, namely, that f Rat-catcher to the Board of Ordnance. I call it a useful Office, for I doubtnot you will agree with me in think. ing,. that ...