... 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 ...

... AiTOFOAT SQUIROMc . ZD V U The following are. the 'Resohmjoions ti-toved-l~ M Caicaft ?? last t espe~1ibh te C C qadcraft the 'Roch fort NW I Resolved, That it appeareto this Hou~e, that on the 3Oth of Odober, 1807, Admiral 'Ioord Gardner callel the attention of la the Boai'd of Admiralty to 'ili Scquadron off Rochefort, under I It the commsnd of Rear-Admi'ral Sir R. Stracban~, by informing ...

... 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 ...