... UNITED PA RL IAMENTr I GRSATORITAIN AND IRE LAND. n) IHOUSE OF LORDS, MAsRCI 24. se - The Rssval Assent v'as given by Comnmission to the Ezche- iu q5ir Bi.r Frnding Bill, the Rsyal Marine Mutiny Bill, the is Cape (if Good I-lope l'rade Bill the Bernuda Spirits Bill, the d Jantaica Free Port Bill, the twveo Expiring Laws Bills,and some t other tills, in all, public and private., foujrteuo. i ...

... TILE 2$ONIANG CHRONICLE. |LO ND O N. |XTUR.DLA, M4rio, loo A Report has been, circulated with much iddustry for !the Iast two days that a battle was fought on the 3d ingt between the Austrians and 4rencbh in which tIarte4 were defeated with the loss of ta)oco men, and a long list of et cetera. Tiiis rumour was supposed to Irt upon the authority of private letters from Holland, Lut we are sorry ...

... UNITED PARLIAXIENT * 01 ~ OF 7 I GAEk1T BlJT4IN 4~1i1AA'D. s,- ' EHOUSt OF LORDS. Mltcax S., The Housetproceeded ?? 'Divorce DIII. Aftgr the examinatM o nof sboae witne.ss, the ?? Cfla ?? .Was .i of opinien. that further evidence was .Atilt wanting in order to 'e give time for, *hicih, the. further consideration of the Bill was postponed till Tuesday se'nnight On the sect'nd readnig srf r ...

... TIHE MORNtING UHRON'CE. LONDON: MOPDAr, PfZ,, 18og. ' An erroneous statement appeared in a. paper of yet. 'terday respe 1ing a proposal on the part of JosIEP Bo- 'NAPARTE to the Central Junta, ,which, by the receipt (exclusively) of a series of Seville Gazettes to the z8th unt. we are enabled to correa. The former signified his wish that deputies should meet from both. parties, to confer on ...

... ?? 'MORNZ:AG U-HRQXN1CL:'A I ..L ND.O. MA09D-A, 74 NUART9, 18c9. YeSterd' Captain 9CNRY WytiiiAr, late A;de'U- camp SirARTHRUs WELLE'Ei, arrived at Lord '-CASTEREAG 1-is o~ce-with dispatches fiorn Sir JCoH N MOG~RE. 1Mi. WXND)H', brings an account of a mnost gallant skimiisih-betw'een a party of our light drag-oons, a!1n4a body of the Imperial Guard' af BONAIVARTE. ?? iSth, ?? Brigadie& ...

... ,fron tbe LONI2Or GAlZE' ,.Jl ARCf II. FOREIGN OFFICE, MARCH. g. The Right Honourable George Canning; his Majes- ty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreigzn Affi'iS, has this diay notified to the Ministers of Neutral Powers resident at this CGtlt, that his Majesty has judged it expedient to estublish the most rigorous' Blockade 6f the Isles of Mauritius and Bourbon; and that the same will ...

... GENE IAL GOI.DER. Hdps -GuAIRDS, MIARCIJ ?? hiz koyal Highness the Duke of Yori having requested his Majes y's permission to rucign his situation on the Stdff, sa Cosmmander in Chief of the Aiirrsy, and his I' ijesty having been graciously pleased to accept hts Royai Higlminss s rtsi1,nation, bis 1?'ajcsty has conm- rmand'ed. it to be iinnounced to the L-srmly, that ice has lappointed Gcneral ...

... 1; ? . ?? 1, ?; ? ?? ?? ?? .. -vuB?;C'ev I . I I I ?? ets t!e j)r9jQ ?? i ?? ~ *~ r' sby TkMWio itfi 6ifixegri -i. Fga CFIALLhGYS, to the P V;nDg PANEL sagy be mzjadoe- n-tie WSe rn o l der_ Offcrtsoaraedt tipeyA. ...

... THE MORIAING CHRONICLE. L O'N D O N- tHIJRSbAY, AUGUST24, s8oQ. Itwas reported yesterday, that our Ministers had had a proposition made to thern to send a Minister to a Ge- neral C6ngvess, to be held. at Raab, for the negociation Of a general Peace, and that they had given a dire& nie- gative to the proposition. We do not give credit to this report, though this was stated to be the cause oftle ...

... From the LONDON CaZETTnE, M , 25. WIHITEHALL, MARcfl 25. The King las been pleased to coasatitte and appoint the Right Honourable General Sir David Dondas, K. B. to be Corn- miander in Chief of all his Majesty's Land 'Forces ih the United Kingdonm of Great Britain and Ireland. 1 Ihe ling has laeen pleased to constitute and appoint the Right IHonourable Henry Baron Mulgrave, Sir Richard ...

... THE QORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: r.IRDATr, 8PTEMf&A 3, 1309. The opinion that nothing farther will be attempted by our armament on the coast of Flanders daily gains f ground bothillere and here. We have the satisfation ;of being. able to submit.to our Readers the following private comrmunicactons fion our Correspondents, sent r ffiro tlie scene of o-pe'rat'ions ,v T F9r1e, AuG 2j.-Oar troops ...

... :Z ,Rz 11 ?? ?? I A sgna! wa's mie o'n Ttieida evening h -f tiditiois at Portsmouth 0'prepire to sail/;-anr the ?? ,3obablg,-reach theDowns; n ;te 'co'0se. of yesterday. The l1r of htlamw beheve,1eft. town ,yeiterday ornoing for tR at., where bheelll emibark on bioard .tle Venerate, b ir ome.Pphami,' ivhoi i o supertitendri dis emiiikanri. orfthe1trt. -r It iissaW iajspweveri th~at irom- sohe: ...