... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 - ...

... . 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 ...

... THE MORNZVG C-IRoAkcLE..- ?? . I LO N IrN: SATURD-r, APRIL x6, xzSa. --There were nlo arrivals Yesterdavy from the westward, and we lhave therefore no furthiiriifoimatiq' respeaing the Rochefort'squadron. The. stuggestigi which we hazarded respeaing its destination to the Flaridas to, land the troops, and then to the Havannah, as a. port, seems to be generally considered as probable. Where the ...

... * UNITED PARLIAMENT' oA .GREAT BRITAIN-AND IRELAND. IUHOUS F OF LORDS, APRIL T4. The Royal Aqient ?? given, by Conrmission, to the Exche- quer Bills Fui.dinA Bill. the Cogtton Duty Bill. the Irish Duties sill, the Cotton ff'oohibfti' Bill, the Jesuits' Bark P~rohibition Bill, the Irish; d t si aal Back Biil, the Malt Excise Bill, the Irish East lndii 'ra re Hil, the Irish Warehousing Bill, the ...

... PETi n.WWT, PARILIi~Nt To te Rlight Hon. the Lords Spiritual and Tentporat~in Vair li ament assembled, The Hunmble -eItition 'of tfie -Cith'l7ns and otlfer Inhabitants of the City of Woipester, in Commraon HIll ' assembled, SHMwETt9, . Thit ulthough. your Petitioners are dispied; to l submit with chearfulness, to such privations and sacrifices tb as may be necessary for maintaining the hopour ...

... TM MYORMJNC, CLUQXICLE. - ~LO NL),ON: . Tugs&DA-r AP22iL erg ate3. -The Treasury Journalists are highly offended at our comparing Lord CASTLErKEAH's. plan of c6nscription .with that of BoHAA-itrs, because, saythey, the British corwcripts will never be marched to fight an..the Banks of the ?? or the Niemen. It might haI e'occured ihweieirto.these partizans, hogenerally deserve morE c freditfor ...

... CO7TZNBURG MAILS. . GOIYTE ~uR'G, I4ARCc 29.-By the last accets from' FiDriGud we find that the Swedes were retreating. to Tornea. The Russian. army had been greatly aug- mented, some reports say, to 6iooo. It' is said, that every additional regiment that has been marched fiomn St. Petersb'urgh to- Finland, has been .{Ist mustered be- fore the door of Baron Stedinck, the Swedish Minister there ...

... THE MORNING CIIIN 'NICLE. ONl 0 N: . i~~tlZ7Xt; APRIL rS. rasS, G ibraliar paper Qown to Ele $4l ut- txrcbg in towo, bot they dq not contain any 01; 1g materia!7 new or inteistiWg. From the Captain of a vessel wliich 4rnred yesterday from Hpftir weiear, that IJAW troops have fausi4 thiett way itW 14je 6s1and of Zealand, PAIech di Danish. He sfahz tbat tcordirg to the generarqma derstandin ...

... FOREIGNI 2tLIGE, 2NCL. . I ,! I ?? - ?? ?? .ROVThT ;TFti4CH PAPERS. COPE N HArG F, MAR.cRH 5.T4he Russian army en- terea. Finland on the 22d of February. It has forced allithie Swedish p-ost. On the 5t5h of March news ar- -rived at Sitockloirn, that ?? were marching upon Abo, and that they were only eight days march from it. On this intelligence, the King of Sweden so fir forgot himself as to ...

... .-M4AICA. The following Addiesses, anrnigsi serera] others, from the Council-House of Assenblby, amd the different Parishes in Jamaica, were, presented to His Excellenc, Sir Eyre Coote, K. B. on his leavindg .hfe Island. ~TO fff lioNQtAii, LIrVUT25NArqNT-GRNERAL SIt EYRE CODTi? The Address of t£O Register; Masters,,and solicitors of the High Court of Chancefy. .permit us, the Register, Masters ...