... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? - ?? I -1 N - --U LO De CO III 'I .it' T#ZA MORNING GCAROArICLE. he LON D ON : TUESDAr, AfAr lo, igo8. P.i Thutch Papers to the 5th insta t were yesterday re in ceived in town. They cantain many ?? par, particulars. Among others it is said that BoNAPARTE en has refused to recognise the late revolution at Madrid of and particularly the new KING. The old KING and ?n QUEEN have been sent to ...

... 1LUNITED PARLIAMENT G.4r BROWTA AZr7 IRALdND. -: - 1. HeusE oR LORD$, 'May iz. ln' tbsirg.i App~eaf Ker v. Innes and Ker, Mr. Gil llies wa ~furtithe-r'.heieardlfo'r th'7 'R'e'splilui~er~t, Bngadie.. 'Gener'g ?? er hearisgion j :Mriyl-.*- - The ii ?? Bilheiii!SulimBilitl Militia Adjutants Bill, the Irish the Militia tits: Bill, -were-,-rea4da 'second ime; and codsariteclhfr. to- 4norrow_ . . ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT GOr,4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. rLOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 13. - The Bishop of Downe tank the oaths and his seat. IntheAppeal, ?? of W'-myss v. Macqueen, Mr. Boyle CSolicitnrGeneral for Scotland)i was heard for the Re- epondent, and Mr.Gilliespartlyinreiy.-Further bearing to- morrov,. Mr. Wharton,' and several other Members of the House of Commons, hroudht up tte Irish Assessed Taxes ...

... UNiTED PARLIAMENT GREAAT RPT-AIN AND IRELAND.. HOUUE QF LORDS, MAY Io. In the Roxburgh appeal Ker v. frinle and. Kerr Mr. Gil- lies was beard for the Respondent Brigadier General Ker.- Fu.rther bearing on Thursday. Sir Arthur Wellesl1 and several other Members of the House of Commons brought up the Irish Clergy Residence 'Bill, andcthe Irish Giebe House Bill, which were read a first time, as ...

... 1iEye MORNING CHRONICLE. It LONDON:t .aOcVDAr, MAY 9, :8e8.] Dutch Papers to the 2d instant, arrived on Saturday, together with Gottenburg Papers to the 3oth ult. The v intelligence from Norway is highly favourable to the a Swedes. Our readers vill observe by the official report, t that General ARMFELDT is ready to attack Christiana, a the possession of which will open to them an easy a ...

... 7 --N CHRONP; L LONDON: tHUA.SDAV, MAr I2, '1'808. ?? Gazettes, annd Letters frdrl varidus parts of Were yesterday receives in tov n. The Ga'zettes Aie dowir. to the i2th ultim6. They contai'r addiesses of congr'atfllati5n to the i iev4 Kilg front several public Bodies. Ali these addresses breath the sarme spirit Elu sitill a considerable degree of disruntint, antoionting to fermtentation. is ...

... GCT77YDURGZZ MIIL. RUSSIAN DlUI.LETIN. Head Quarters, Luhoa, MarCia After the occupation of Ielsi-gfoss, on . February the armly pxujsjhd forward to Helsir g, l thle enemny flet(, partly towards 8weabor, tne Tawasteleues, ?? they threatened to a ske a but they offered only a feeble resistance. t t r and Morbkorn, the ?? were more Sc sos, aad a. took from the enemy a Cqlonel,a MajotthreeovherOF ...