... TUESDAY'S. POST -CONTINUED. I I , ~. .. FROMI TTIE. ILONDON GAzETTE.. *1 Frcigt-Ofign llv, May 4, 180-. T HE flight lou. Georne C ,noing, his Mijeftv's I Princip-1 Screaary' of State for ?? Alr fafirs, has this day nDtifid, to the Minii'iors of siiendly amid neutrsl Poweers relident at thisCourt, thathis M ijeity has judjged it ?? to ftiablilh the mol; rigorous .bl(ckade of the port of' C(npen ...

... I 7H MORNING CHRONICLE. LO NI) O N: WEDNESDA2 ?? II, xso& Ytsterday his Excellency the Portuguese Ambassa dor (the Chevalier de SANZ& COUTIN HO} bad -n ; dience of Mr. Secretaiy CANNINO, and in about a week it is expeted that the'remaining settlers for the Bra zils will be sent out from England, under covoys for that puipose. Last night the house of the Portuguese AinbaSO. dor was iiluminateds ...

... Prflc the LONDON GZ ETTE, oayr xc,. ?? ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. MAY to. ' . Etra t oft a letter fronn JAn Pdlomer, Esq. Corrimaniler'o his Majesty's 51,jjjp tl Peasit, to the HFonnurable .W. .W* Pole d ntad' oh bo0.ad that tno0p. af Spirhead, the' 8th inst. On tie~ 5th of lat mTonth, in latitade ?? lb. longitude 56.V. . l fell in iyith a Frerich privateer, and, T arn h-appy tn add, that afrer a ...

... POK I SMOUTHr. SATURDAY, MAY 7. . -I l ?? ?? -1 r ?? - - - . tATURDAY, MAY 7. Admiral Domnett succeeds Lord Gambierf as one of the Lords of the Admiralty. aXI -he L r ds . . f AdmiraItI -3U1 Lilt; 111.11IL1raILy. t Vice-Admiral Bertic hoist3a his flag on Monday, o hbtard ?? of 50 guns, Capt.' Johnstone, C and l.St night sailed for the command at the Cape of t Good, Hope,-lord Strangford, ...

... LEEDS, A-AY 14. Vms from tlhe hatters, in this andi other places, Oteilf;;IOf t! e Stt III flIt', welre presented] last.see.k to '5's 1 (>snie.t.. I)v Mr. Wtllberforce. These petitions, Itweul are I Vet3 to beectxie as general, as tbe duty 'jl'Slt V jS oppressive, It is in faet, a tlai upoll t'l ictt- i f ta nt ties fiave beenl ?? :v it, vvitbc toriC lff 'r~tly j ?? et sfriali. The t~rade ht : ...

... LONID0A, MATr s. rr HE Osage is at leiigth arrived with Mr. 1 Nours, Mr. Lewis, and Mr, Morgan. TA They left L'Orient on the 26th, and ar- rived at Falmouth on Saturday last. Mr. Lewis is the bearer of the.dispatches to France; Mr. Nourse . of the dispatches to this country. They arrived z both at Mr. Pinckney's last. night. The Osage, after her arrival at L'Orient on the 22d of March, was ...

... @bJ:DIlrA, lVednestdaty, Alay 11. ½ ;se e tbe Laay of John Chaworth, Efq. of A d * ottinghamthire, of a fun. tlf C.1i2V, a, CPry ttage, ij Staufordfbire, the lady , q.of a ll. MAi , Rf1A nIc~$. toura av ltart at Blathwick church, Rd. Saunders, Efq. O i -rlaoungeic ?? of J. L. Newtoa Efq. Wal'L'it-hil ?? it, by. the Bilop of London, 'ui°-hte $rdX i 1t5of Deuete, Cheffire, to ElizAbeti, Ct LElw ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-May 5. Heard Counsel in continuation in the Rox- burgh appeal. To be farther heard on Monday. Lord SmrDioU=r gavre notice, that he should bring on his motion relative to the Danish vessels, to-morrow se'nnight, for which day 'ihe House ivas ordered to be summoned; Lord GrENviLLE rose to postpone hi s notice of motion relative to tthe Catholits petition, which now stood for the ...

... ?? Z .. . -9n & d - FORECGN. ' i ?? from ILisbon to the 5th ult. anal from Oporto 'of later date, were-received on Mond. It is sttedin e both that the Prince lekent arrived at Rio Janeiro on the 9 .6th. January,. where he was received with enthusiastic ?? demonstrations of royalty and affectiont.. The Prince im- .* snediately enterd upob'the exercise of his functions as So- fe vereign, and ...

... 7E 7I i, aOROThVG CIRONICLE. L0 N, () i N: SATUPDAr, 2 IA 14, t188. A Maii is arrived from Gibraltar, Malta, and Mes. lina. The intelligence brought by it places it bea'ond 211 doubt that there hat been no acqion in the Meditet-ra- ican. On the isth cf last monith, information was re- ceived at Mie4sina that the F'rench squadrons l'ere off the island of Sardinia on the ist, and that Lord COL- ...

... From tih LONDON GAZETTE, MAr 7. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY 4- The Right Honouraile George Canning, his Majesty's Prin- ;ipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has this day notified tothe Millszcrsno Friendly and Neutral Powers resident at this Coeurt. tbat his Majcety hasiudged it expedient to establish ?? m:ost rigorous blockade of the port of Copenhagen, and of all the otlier ports in the ...

... ,RdM ,: CP ; r' Ad ?? MPIA~r.r PRV CS' Lst ;1 On consulting Sir I StI~t? ?? NC S's Letter to a Lord HOwxci, dated'the iss ofIJuly, 5807, wefind thatljn bi i n the i is speech in the House of Commons on; Iothl of Jly, s8o6, he assetted without contradiftion t) from any qtartrti that, of the Company's debt Contract a ed inrheir name in India, and by-d/oir authoiised repre. T e sentatives for ...