... A: j i- : - - ?? 71IE -MORNVING ChROCLE. lx- - ,a* ~ L:O N D 0 N: : .. ,MO iAr, UN .st5, xASo. Lettewa rld; Pskers fronm Lisbon were received on s Saturday to the date 6f the ;ith instant. The-public Joarnais~ are ?? of abskirdities and ctntraditioin&s. In artiele frrn £elorico, it is .s ridi' that the arnmy of tMASSENA consisl~i~ts ?? a rien; and' tnder another . frorm LisbonI two d&ys ...

... 'y C P ?? * -Moniday tlae. fartlier. csideratit of. the appltcatiop for za h er fitbldiia ?? in theC Lnd camfe ?? of the Pr1 rusisrssiltt'' joar ken't. --2- Counselwere heard at'great length fbr-varinu6s eticionera- againat the application, anmong whom was Mr. 8roughsamI.r ?? SsirtAN preiented a new Petitint, in @hlch ere- ferred to the dermauit patent attacked to Drury-ltne,aud-sup- ported ...

... : i== M L1 ) LE, z . s -: S~~. . r : I~DNDON~ id 0 , .PAIV~r -1f4~aSE 1StO. ?? ; We haa 'an iterview yesterday with a -gentidrman wlhol f r- ?? 'oni the totl instaniw He confirms he the account. o the suireasder of Astorga, and of-the, -le he ?? undei wlichl. it capitulated, as stated iD i| ?? letter of the th VIf t'ii, nidnth, which wVe; have-al- :e ieiady inserted ; - a ua] Ve ar e sorry io ...

... be -OIGR.VING ciu ?? B.7' cL 0 N 1) OIN: t- RSDAr, .U7NE 28, zsio. t American PAers reached towntyestvraay. to the 29th ly ult. The John Adams had arrive~dwith the dispatches a. from AMr. Pi'sr-Y, which are: ptblishedin these ai. U. -pets , T'liey consist fist i of a short letter fr,o Mr. s PNKi'EeYtnen.toning, that .he hadi.after' receivini inn. - strw ions from hisGoveln-en', waited on the ...

... rHE ATTORNFV GENhR-kIAI.' OPINION UPON SIR I 'RANC'IS BUR)EI 15 ARRESI:. eff Qutte erymt, at Arms atten ,iang the Hnmse of Common; hav- lai ing in the execution of thin Wi rrint been re-istrd, atid turiled nut of Sir Francils Bulrlett a privite tw.,llhiag-nus iibv force, to 1 iur opininn is tesiret wit'h r, h r le e.tecutoi. if this ,ilt BVarrant he nwill he juittfied in he lr i it: open the ...

... Li Iba Ot)~sOCT. [2, ?? a Q Fo~cr Condnda lflhtg ihblri V4 1 ?? ,j~itfTh P~drirt ?? aIptla, hh f jertg pn sR~¶S el Bnpie~fooe i. e ?? ns 4~sh rdig pdi~r~ntn, n ii i t!j t,dof ma WdUd'o neINoJnt.,v5 mi -A -. -4 ?? U,4 fillin~ ?? tb~rgnen n C ~ iiA~A~r,~an~eiUtS ffle`arnd nt6d 0 be a~ rte~o~ ~ an p~ybf~r~h~odero Mr ~v4U. j ?? flh s de1 tA ?? ipefi an i~e ?? 9 svdrth I -~~ir I4~A' M !6e Byrkh ...

... i I j I . . Nri, I. ?, 1. I , 1? ?lf%- (. ?? VI-r~4 The yery unple nics e' gz$ ys- tteidar ?? oftlie' oS >of lhi e .!s ,4;lJ jg&ifl tt e_ harbour Sud'dEst, intlie e int4 -which they d r~ w tiir .c ' t.I ti ,iciju Lt: ehty ; oseamn, for O'thR e a attack ~on c a Ftternchr s-uadro. I 'ie-rsgts unfo , tunlatelygrosindxed.' aid. ccjuld nit bet4i got (off Thbe N.ercide,e C'aptas \ViULLr-Oy'G HsBs, ...

... 1 . A.- , . , ,, ,, ., ., 19)>G.M PAS^ RSI TIA5;Ete, OCr. t i..On behalfid tile Daute ot! iasS;'& ti e' ')ecfee'> has be.:o..this day publishec2, fre- *s5,ze~tliegithiexiutyi tnimosed uponlcol z produce, i-inf- ~ s~equence~fn lhe 1linperi4li 1ecre ldE t I~e 2d als,.a.,,f v.hich ijg td bW exaaed bi ali fcoloi1 rodu e-frta:i& 4 the .ucal territol.ies. ; f ItI M A, S.-, Cot.tktternichlarriyed ...

... I .035 TH!E GRENAPA GAZETTE, APRIL 7, 13lo. 7 *te t ?? to the Officers, No:,-Conmnisioned Officers- ?? cc, of Hi- Majesqy'.i r5th Regiment ol Irtfantry, 1 ; - Hl)norahle the President, end the Menibers of His joy Council, an the Honeurahle the Speaker and the ?? sF A-con1i,1 of tie Island of Grenada. U:trinirnf.usly resolved, That the Thanks of tie r of Grenada are dae to Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... BiR-, - VAUot iALe.. h *tp.IIIR'-D.AYof hig Ro~a Ht Fii~hqistle PR ?? nFVWAL.S. .:JIK5 I1L-VAlY or. n1s, koyal tiwh'nessthe PRINCF ot _W;.1Ltz . A GR AXD ktYRAL'FETE wvill be given i'n M'na ii yB in honour of the illuitriois PEtron of theie O-ar4enis.-At11isi sion j3. 6d' ! Exi4 Ddors will be opened as'usuat h B . No Oraers aS m itterq., * ?? _ _ _ ._ _ _ . _ _ ; THEATR.gE ROYAL I Ar 'l'hic ...

... THE MORNING CH ONICLE. 'L 0, N D 0 ?? WEDNESDAr,'ACUGVST 2, s 08o. Captain STACIKPOOLe of the Tonnant, arrived with dispatches from Cadiz, brings the important advice of the vigour and success with which Admiral Sir R. KEATS has commenced his coiritriand on the station. He had not taken the eomniand a fortnight before lie completely succeeded in showing to the Regency the prudence of removing ...

... TH't SANmpPOyD GHOST. I T;,e Ta7tnton 'oCrier, whichi has le'de& it44f to ex- pose what it states to be a trick,has published the rbl? lowing pirticulars relative to ?? Ghioc, and . promises molie;- i * Mr. Chave, it appears, has. lived in the house (the haunted house) he now occupies at Sampford Peverell,. r about seven months. Before he came to this place to exercise his present business of ...