... GI Ear BRITAI' AND I -, IU . ?? , . .. 1- !':IHOUSEb OFrLORD, Fre I r CU IE, frnth 0 f te s. vot ate G f ral,. preseittedned the Prcseits or l ii ;'rygh- I a sp1!qing theC '.Armsb ice nds untkote inour1 Irt it rredo were ordere th to lieon t khe tablehnd ou be P :n The CoElnioittee of Privil6,ee rintfl:tbrsday oc, )rds mte c after. a few .wsstds' from; thje Dnbj' vi 'cui sniidur ra 'kmkstt for ...

... UN.I4'ED PARLIAMENT GREAT iRITAZN A ND I.RLAND. Iey . -ortJS~ 0-O LORDSi Jan. 3 .. $ .,Earl FkzxvIst ?? a Petition ircm the Debtors n 6l fined in GaIS in the Couity of or; whic V was iieder dafeie the-tsble. ?? Loar; GY'AN CmLI OR stated.that be. had conimunicated I tl e ihanks of. ?? to 8`ieut General Sii David igaird, adhidreived an insiwer (which he-read), expressing the j high s-eftie ...

... . Q I - N- 7EVE Iesit CROIVICLE,¢ - . LCQ'N'I aI .jt >/t>SDAl2 2, EeU ej' 1i3,i 3. 3Xc9. ? .We undicirstartd -as toc staed ,hiat -A rnaient has aqleed to make h a .tayn to the ivrn ts Ict, x RE~' G 3 sr r of e'4 ef the tutu of 6nsob-ncl Thle mode oi' r ?? is to be by con- signre as c razil Coninodities to Portucuese Aro'rts ee, ?? the produce; whqien ¶vt i L 1Coli ve te'1 r'ito mloney, is, ...

... 7HSf MORNING CHRONICLE. hin! . a; LONDON: bad TUtRSD4r, FEBARUARY22, a8oc. \Ir. _ We understand that Government are of opinion that ana ,.m the Brest-fleet has sailed for South America. It is in. un-deed hardly probable that it wonuld venture into Ferrol, ble if any reliance whatevercan be placed upon the accounts of received of the sentiments of hostility universally enter- the red tained ...

... . TfE MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D'O N: MO(N)ltr, I'EBRUAR2rlo, 180.. On Saturday the Intrepid, HEWISON, ar ived from. I Alicant, after the short voyage of fourteen days, but I the letters and papers she has brought are not of a liter i date than the 2 th ult. it was understood in the pro- vince of Valencia at that time, that Saragossa still suc- cessfully resisted the attacks of the enemy, and ...

... 'EIE MQRAT NIG CHRO.ICLE. _ *IOND QN: E THU]P3D'42-, ;!,T4UIRr9, 1809. Last night we received Hamburg., and Altona Paper.s to the 25th ult. They Contain some further advices from Constantinoi £E Ple'which state, that a negociation for peace was ?? foot between the Russian-and Tarkish Governments. It is added, 'than MUSTAtPHA 33CIIrAcrAR certainly lost his life in the late insurreftion, but no ...

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... T'HE iIAORMING CHRollICLE. . ' ' L O NLON-DON:. I , FkDA2-, ?? s80o. The PVrincesp Charlotte Packet has arrived frorn List- bon, after a short voyage of six days. She brings some letters fromn Spain, and a mail from, Lisbon, with |papers ard privates comnrisications .to thie 6thl inst. TIhe passengers by this packet were, Messenger to the Spanish and Portuguese Arnbiissadors, Col. WALaKsR with ...

... For te MORNING C RONICLE. . tR. EWITORg, . : ' This night thse Report on the Irish Distillery lBill' bi ?? before the IHouse, permitting disfillation fion Vt Corn in that country-a measure frauglit wilh the most seriots results to EnglDand-which has created so well- tl grounded an alarin in Ireland and Scotlaud, ?? its e efeffi are best, understood. Meetings, petitions, and resolves against it ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT - . lAliTAiZDV AD I]RLAN3D. I-10USE OF l.OR , Faa.22. rhi Tlhe Rnyat AssLrt-wasgiven,by CommNuio:sint, to the Malt jn Duty Bill the togooel. aad a;Saozotol, Exciheuer-Bills cilla, CC Pod a Priva e li ?? I'le Coni mstoaissiers were, the lord Chancellor, the Dule of Fe Aisntrore a id the Carl oF Aylesnrsod. a' ?? Lquits Debtor' Bill vas read h'third riraoesand passed. tv A ...

... TIB MORNING GHRONICLE. I.ONDON: , .QfQDA 2; -F2URU TRrT3,ESog Between three and four o'clock yesterday Mr. HqrsN TER and Mr. R-F1vES King's Messings arrived at the Office of the, Secretary for Foieign Affairs; but the contests of the dispatches hive not yet ua spned. I We understand that the last of the Messcsnirs si't Se- villeon the foth ultimo; ard ,te dispatches are fron) Mr. 'FRERE, his ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. Y. . - - I .MOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. . A Writ of Ervor:- 'use ?? j for hearing (all the Xidges hittending), itI homsop v fBeale. This was one of the numer- O5u CaiiSes which arose ost, of the embargo, inmposed' upon s the British Slopping io the Ports of Aussia by the Emperor Yaul, and the detentiosots ?? who were conveyed into the interidf of the ceuiutfry The question to be ...