... THE MORNVING CHRONICLE. LONDO N: s THiiURZSDAY; 74UVE 9, 1t8o. I Yesterday morning two Spanish Noblemen arrived qt the Admiralty, from nthence they 'were immeditely ?? to the Foreign Oisce, and the following ac - count of the intelligence which. they bring appeared in! ia ministerial paper of last nighlt. T'Fhis rnrnntng, about seven o'clock, two Spanish Noblemen, viz. Viscount MNIXTLRObA, ...

... MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, To-MnnTRfllv TO-MORROW. 1..5 L. Williams, Nichols-lane, merchant [proof debtsl IO W. Cockerill, Ludgate-hill, linen-draper div.) i2 R. Bryan, Greek-street, Soho, tallow cbandler 3 ts W.Mason,Heartley Plate, Kent Roid, brandy merchant 7 k R. Wickstead. Caty-lane, scrivener - - 3 H. H. Deacon, Tokenhoiose-yard, stocki broker 3 ID M. Bailev, Lowas' Jatdes-W~tcet ...

... . 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... TlHE MOPATZNG CHROAiCLE. LO 0N 1) ON: RIDAr, ¢3UNS IO, A sOS. We have seen a letter, dated St. .Anderp, on the 3ott qlt. and addressed to a respeitable Merchant in the City, which conveys a very flattering pidure Or the ?? and resources of those Spaniards who are adverse to the arbitrary proceedings of BEN A P ART E. According td this letter, the people are in a state of anltal insmo re&oa in ...

... THE MORAVIVG CHfRONICLE. LONDON: TUSSDA;, YUNE 14, 80s. A rumour was circulated yesterday, thai General, SPEsCEa with 5000 men had been received into Cadiz as a friend, and that he had occupied the heights which command that City. This was said to be brought by, a Privateer arrived at Dartmouth, who declared, that 'he. received it fron a Viatualler, sent home by Admiral Putavis with dispatches ...

... FORAIGX IVTrt LICRNjCE. PROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. MADUD, MAY 15.--HiS Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Berg daily-receives the congpatulati( - and homages of the Authorities and Nobles of the kingdom. On the -9th instant were presented to bis Imperial Highness the Lieutenant-General, the Gene. rals, the Xing's 'Household, the Spanish and Walloon Body Guards, the Infantry, Cavalry, and ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GREATr BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, JuNz 9. The Committee of Privileges proceeded on the claim tro the Earldomn of Banbury. Sir Samuel Romilly and Mr. HargravC werelheard for the' Claimant. Some observations were made by the Lord Chancellor, respaiting putting a question to the Judges, who were in attendance, and after, examining sonme wittesses, the further ...

... TXE MOR4VING CHROrICLE, . I LO Np ON : S ~~W-EDNESDA 2-,77\8,tc.- o Information is received at the Admiralty, that the e Dragon sloop of war spoke, a few days since, with the St. Michael, an United States packet bound to France, and thereafter to this country, with dispatches, but they d are not yet received, nor is it ascertained at what timnt e they left the United States, but it is supposed ...

... . LONDON: sATuAr, v 74TNE. xi, Sog.' The Stocks yesterday felt a sensible depression''in consequence of the rumour thiat Sir JO64m MoORE, and ?? under his command-;. had received orders to reiura from the Baltic without atternpti g a debarka tion. Whether this, is Lowing to the circumstance of their having been. too- late to ?? with the Swedes in No,,way-or that ?? is found to be imprac- ...

... * UNITED PARLIAMENT I OF GREAT BRITAIN A-D IRELAND. EHOUSE OF, LORDS, 7uNE 10., The House met at ten o'clock, and proceeded till past three in the Roxburgli Appeal, Ker and Ker v. Innes. Mr.Gillies was heird in reply, and Mr. Clerk paitly in ?? hearinG to-morrow. OTe House then proceeded in Massey's Diyorce Bill. Wit- nesses were'examined to prove the fadt of aduitery. rhe Bill was reada ...