... IVBVRRN SAEPP-SHASRING. On Tuesday morning the members of tho Smith. field Club held a mieeting ?? Abbey. - is I Gratce the Duke of &edfor in the Chair. This meet- cei ing adjourrned it Ii1 o'clock, and a 'Very nuntmeous Corn- ship pany of Agriculturists' proceeded to Crawly Heatih r Farm, to.be present at a ?? Match, for a sier ant cup, valud five guineas, to be .given by the Duke of o' Bedor ...

... . U-NITED PARLIAMENT OF GRJrAT.JP3ITAZN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JuNE S. The House met at ten o'clock, and proce6ded till two in the Roxburgh Appeal, Ker and Ker v. Inne-. Sir Samnue Roihillywsva% heard for tile Respondent. After some conversa- tign ithe agreed to hear Mr.Gillies, in reply. on Friday. - ,he House then proceeded, till four, -in Bland's Diverce IBE. Sonie witnesses Were ...

... To fv EITW ettMOaI ffO ~ SIR,- The following -curious events in. the History of Ire- land not being generally known, I hope you will give = the account I send ,you of it a plac in your Paper. I is copied fromi s An Historical and Critical Review of. the Civil Wars of Irelan-is by John Curry, M. D. .-d 1 Edition, a woik of unq4uesiionable authority. It, PATRVI.I c In the year '1723, it ...

... .2av~ ,, LO:)rDJP GAZ;E.'TTE, Mar 3 ?? ADMIR4LTV 00PiCJE, MAY It 1i88. Copy of a 9etter frori VicetAdmiral 'Whitshed, CtorAn~dier In Chief of hi' Majesty's Ships. anid.Vessels on the ?? of Irelatid, 'toh~HonY H . W. Pole djateltatCork, the i4thlist: Si-I have great tleasu-e iD transmitting, for the infortba- tion of the LbrdsCwsrltmiasionersof tl-eAd.Airaity. the inclosed Copy of a Letter from ...

... oQU.R. T orF t 7tL. : ' ?? AY 1k! v ?? : R1V. VSR h OrLLG - 0 5LI,-g Q Iy Y0 F LONfl3A ; Affef ftor v ri Litg -sILe urU I I .± I n.ie 1 Coori on th C'intrinees ao, inre by- tsi I. mrt r1i m.i:ge re uftvi .Clai' .reypec'sinrk lreemny oi ..v h id.'e- i preis .- wasi rer rI,' dlflere cc it oi'v belwet n thti Lo. rdI irO o.-ni 1 a 5 r;.i cf tI [le -i 'iJral(I a.n .m he 'o t Aittet resteri chefl. ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT' or GREAr BRITAIN AND IRELAND. -IIoPS-&E OF LORDS, JuNz 2O. toan Appealfren~rlheCourt of Sec,ionin Seotlani,l'Shi-ith md others against Allan and another, :the Lord Advg~te of Scorlatid and Mr., Ser-jeAnit Marsaill were heard for'the Appel- lants, the Solicitor Genetral and M-r. Par~e for tht Re~spondents,. andi the'ord Ad-incate in reply. Judgmenrt to-ninorrow., The (ciid of ...

... THE SPANISIJ P~T-txrmTh I . . . # . , :- 1. 1 kAND DlTNNlR TO THY PAT RlI6TlC DItl'u plES. s On Satturday the Spanish C1~ gavea splendid edtei- t tainment at the ,ityof London lavern, to .the Patto- tic Deputies 'f6rois -Aturiaig ?? Spaiish' Gentle- men at present in town ; in -testiimony of the IiVelyi inte, rest;,the Member's tike ini th isisue of'the 'esaiousus corsn test, in whih the ...

... 7YEB fiJORWING CfWQ7CLE. 10 NI) 0 N: .~4TURDt,rS . UNy' 25, a8C8 Dutch Papers to the 21st instant, were yesterday }received in town-BoNAP ARTE Continues his consulta. tions with the Spanish Deputies he has assembled at Bayonne; btit nothing material with respekl to hei {'Itipiate views has yet transpired-whom he proposes to nominate for the 'Throne of Spain is not yet ascer. tained. JosEPrH ...

... 70E MORNING CHRONICLE. tJO ND ONx THURzSsDA, yuNvZ ij, l~R A Gentpeman arrived yesterday in t6wd fkro Cadiz, whih he left on the 25th of May. But as he came by, the same crfveyance thrdughi which we received the l Madrid Gazettesi he brings nothiing materially neW As an intelligent bbserveri his opinion, hdw- ever, is entitled to attentiin, and although that dpifion Is Opposite to snr wishes ...

... 2~~~ YiE ?? Y fl v u C II] ? ?? ONCL2 .0 N 1) ON The intelligence received fomna Spain witlhin t!ne l s two days, has filled every breast that is animated Lv Ps love of liberty, -with delight, for the plrosg-t of takia de liverance of the Spanish people brigh-tens, auid we se; the davn of a glorious day foi Europe. W1re stated ir yesterlayinspaper, the circurnstawcc Gf thie arrival of two ?? ...

... TO THo EDITOR OF:T Ti zyo CHAONCLA. I I SnR.I I II SIR, The manner in which the 'dinner which-took place at the Merchant Taylors' H4ail, on Saturday last, was condudbed, call for sdme'remarks :-its far as I could cratled from the Adver- tisement which announced the intention of this Meeting, itt professed to be held in Memory of that illustrious States- mail, the late Mr. Pitt, by these ...

... THE MORNING CIRONICLE. ; * LONDON: moND4r, yuN.E is, zISO, It has been stated as the cause of Colonel Nua- RAY'S retuwn from 'the Baltic for instruaions, ?? That on Sir JOHN MOORE and Admiral KEATES arrival in, the Cattegat, they were, waited on by a very respedable Deptation, comprising several 'of the principal Nobi- lity.of Norway, proposing to withdraw from their con- necion with Denmark; ...