... -THE MGORpl? ,CH.RONICLB. !I ND 1.Q ?? .'.iIU.RSDAr, §WV a, ' Yesterday Papers and Leters filo 14ikpprgh and Altona reached town, to the; 17th ult. ipciusiVe, By tiese we learn, that fifty thousan Frepcl traops .received orders the latter end of April, to marc hfrot Italy for Spain. Th ey were to be replaced by the .troops encarned. A*eQr Glogau and Preslau, ap4, in the territoy -of Bajre th. ...

... TME MO1RN-NG Ca 4.OYICLE. L t NIJ'O N: , -.IURSDAJ ; 7UNJ ;0, M-. ROUERT ADAtF, Lsq., has left town with his svit9 to embark on board the Hyperion frigate, whic is. 1 ptinted to carry him to'. his destination. He will Flo' bably remain som.Ie time at Cad'z or Gibraltir; atd bek ing furnished (as we have no ?? he is, from 1he cew fidence which his previou5 .condua has inspired) with full powers ...

... ,* From the LONDON C-AZE17w, JUNE 25. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, ju-ee a25, 1?og. Lettr tmnsmiicdby Rear-Admniral the Hoourab1e Sir Alex. Cochrane, K. B. Commarrnder in Chief Of his 'Majesty's Ship, and Vessels at the Lee~vsrd Islandls:. ,C1R. . His Majesty's.sloop Lily, Descada, Apm ris, xS8o, Thi monig tsesquadron tinder my command, as psr mar- gin$, captured the French letter of mairuebrig Jean ...

... UNITED. -PARLIAMENT': GREAT ZAITA1N AND IRELAND. ,HOUSE OF-LORDSjJuvgr s.. ' ' ?? day the House tnet at three o'clock; soon after *hichA tthe Lords Ceommissioner.%, cbnsisting of the Lord Chancellor, I-Duke of M/ontrose, :an'd Lt rd Walsingham, took their seats; InThe Cornnlons ?? ?? being in attendarncei. his' - Maje ty s Comnmi'ssion; ?? togrant; ethoel oyat Assent to the tSillseieuncerated, ...

... T-f1, IG H cL44 : * : k fozrar, y e. N, ' 0: ccordinlg to ?? f8rornm ldflatnd,; eI French hav.rn de 4p1Th tion For a Laa'n ue ap w.io : he principal persons.said that it Wan totally wapsssi 14ir theimi itndereth; i'nt ict of all comamere tefornl2sA a g~ujlder-,-ot-a-t their wa ehouses wer,' Jde' Z ?? .prlodu.ce, ai~i ?? wv4yic w6uokl -prodeice more, if they were permittedto nake sa[es and enn ...

... (WI11 (0 4, eV 1 On Friday vas conclued.hhe debate upon Sir Thlie 1 irton's se~solutions re&e6ing the 9ndoa& of Lord, ;g Wellesley and Lord Powis if 'te arpatic and it is br ?? to aysoid, Upon this' 4cajion, presenting to in the view of 9gur Reades the singular revolution th?,t has at taken place in public opinion with resped to every thing be tbat r;4tes to our Ifdian empire within the space ...

... Prom the LONDON XtZETtE, Jame i i. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUti4. It, rgog. Letters transmitted by Vice-Admiral Sir James SaumareZ, B.B3., Commander in Chief in the Baltic. 1His Meajety's sloop Falcon', off Sanisoe, SIR, May IS, ISO. I think it my duity to state 'to you a detail of what has oc- curred to his Majesty s sloop under my comnmand since I parted from you: In working up to the station you ...

... TH ?? MORNKING GZIMRNILLE. O , N-l?, 0 N * Ycsteriday. we received M4adrid Gazettes to the zoth icve. Ve have extraclod from them the for- !'al aa.s by which the Royal Fanidy qf Spain delivcred over tnhe hingdoin to -ONA 'ART,- thlrough the sire aconve7.ance which broug ht u5 thl GazcttPs, we recejv- ,er sevcral prittate letters, thieh 'tx a that tne Pro- vinces of Andaluaia and Biscay, hlave ...

... UNITED PARLIAIMENT r BANDOF GREAT LSAZAN R A ND.. ?? HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNi .5. St inma Cohtamitee of Privileges Mr. Brougisam was heard for A Lady Essex Ker, and Sir Samuel Romilly For Sir James lnnes, S on the right of Mr. Bellenden Ker and Lady Essex Ker, to be heard in the claim for the Roiburgh Peerage. l'lhe objedlion to hearing Lady Essex Ker seemed in a great measure to be abandoned, and ...

... PFVREIGI IN'ELLIGENCE. , PARIS, JUN E 17.-Thiie B3ayonee Gazette ofthe l3th of Juslc, containis the followingr palticulars:- His Majesty King .Joseph Napoleon arrived on the 7th Inst. at eigdht o'clock, at Palu. As soon' as the Ein- peror was informed of it, hie repilecd flom the Ciatle of l Marrac, to meet his Strene Brethirki. His N jesty met the King two miles fromi Bayonne, and birouoh[t ...

... T: MES ORNING CH40YICLE. . i , S. . I _ ?? I . . I .~ ar. 3LO NDtO N: oF FRJA ' JUNErB 7., ;SOB. int ~Another Spanish Gentleman of rank is arrived a ?? HeIhq~s beeij eagerly pxpeded for so'rne days, ad a N6tice of his. appointrpent was gjiei in tfe letters 1. w'hich were received ten' ys agp' rue left Corunna on rt the vth, instant, aid it appears tW4 boih he and the two aeglemen who have been ...

... .'spW;Ui I3RAvS SVAternl),-3* 'lhSe ScondbFt' ay %vil be a day- of mourning as wrt for mt as for yourseive- * Ourcs-cmomn en~emies having fcrar-provoked oce in a manner, to wear outmy-patience, have conlclded by oexting apart of tht peoplc of Madrid and of tle adjacent v- ges to ?? c:;cesses, that ii thc ted it has been nece: .ry to enploy the ir resistible force uoubfided to my -command. I ...