... bR&.RUR'Y.LAAE THEATRE. TO THE EDI'1dt OF THE MOIk NING CHRONICLt. Thle short period wihich ias elapsed since -{he de- ?? by fire of the two great Theatres in Ldridon, has naturally left in the public mind a cdhsiderable d- gree of apprelhension and alarmz' It has not only prb- deced a sensible tffe&, as-'the value of such -property'is considered, but amongst the aged and timid partiu; Sarly, ...

... 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 ...

... i Under the Patronage of his Royal ?? Prince of This Evenilng, will be a GRAND -GALA and 'FiRE, WORKS-Adnissioil 3s: 6d.-Dodi; s operi at 7, and the Con- F cert begin at 8 o'rloc'i. Fr the BFNEFlI (of Mr JONES. THEA rRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARkET. 'I'his Evening will he presented, CuTHE FOUNDLING OF' IHE 2YFOREST. dount'de Valmont, Mr. C. 'Kernhe Fl rriari M. lones; [L'Clair, Mr. Liston ; Eugenia. Mts. ...

... Fr- m e LONDON, GAZM ; 4- ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, August ?? A.dsrnraVSir-Clsar jes& oteon h ?? to john Wilson Croker Esq. a Lerttbr +,e-lhad, received froin-.Captatrn Miy!- w *ell of his Majgsty a 'shipi Aceste, gistitfg - an account of -the capture of two ve~ssels.i n the Bay nf Martno il .te land .nF por~sza, ,on tbe 2tsq of Jvne6by ;the boats ofj the laovc slip i zand ropaze, under- the giredtion ...

... LIBERtV OFl llt iSS. our Readers have seen, and oo o u I tn with c w , ?? the tyrannica' proceediit foaa _ te against the Pi-ess iS all ti doriinjiri whics t sbje& to his swaa. ,Le~t it- notvceri, riae e , is ?? lie is totally vithout ?? ii ithe reasures lem ba9 Avddlw -tc 't~apls on.-al law Iun other =odia i fja5 they go ta wori: rby tbh 6itrwunientality of 'law di -but tiey esi~& suchi lawa ...

... - UN1T1i:D PARELIAMIEN'T -- GREA :c 32JTIN~ AiD IJYS An ND. liOl.Sr 0±' LORDF, M-ARCH6. - ji In the case of Lord C!r c'7ry's li'iorce Bill, on'the qiucstion of the ade.3iesibility ur videncc of ;, lettlr from Lady Cloncu:- . ry,. of -the 1jth 'if ?? I8o6, contaiinii-p a confe-sinll Qf ad111- tery, Mr. Garrow on behailf of Lady Cloncurry,. was lieard t agginst, and 'Irr. Dailas nO-' behalf f ...

... .. THEi - MOlRN lizov!NrGI CL LONDON- -. TUESDAr, MAR~i' 26 l8. -. .Our. Readers 'Will be traly gratified by the qpes6a] of - the Gaz-iet Extraordirizwir4,i w iih we this day prt- sent to thcin.. A more signal and .-loriio-s ?? a ,tin of the valour of our troops has not been made, ithrough the whole progress of the iva'i than in tht prornnt, alai't an d ecisirve maiuner in whid'c Geneal! ...

... LOAN OF EXCEQUER BILLS. The Lords of the. Treasuiry- are enipoired' to dire& any nurmb~er of Ebche~quet Bjill to be made out, con- tainirig ?? rums ...

... 'roin the LOvDON GAZETTE, Feb. z6, i8i l. D fOWININGSTP SET ZX. Pz E Ie!. AD. -A Dispatch, of mlich the ?? cw i g an Extract, has beel Bfe tthis. ni rni ng received at the h: Earl eff i.4verpool'saOf, ad- dressed 't o 6'hs Lordship b y 1 ,seiintne-Greraiunl V i 5 14, Weilingtpa, date d Ca:taxo,- 9la bg FebruaPrui Inn The, eue my have conttinued. in the neighbourhood of ' B 3adajoz, and h' ib e ...

... oUNITED PARLIAMENT GREA T BRITAT, AND IRELAND. : I :al - pHQL'SE'OF LDOfDS, FEri. IS. S] . The -Earl of COURTOWsN. reportrd. the Gracicus Answer -of his Rloyal Highness the Prince Regent to the Address of the House, which was ordered to be forthwith printed, and pub- n e- 1ishcd. t- . .n the motion of Earl SPENcErt, leave whas iven to Lord t Mendip (Lord Viscount ClitUen) to atterid to give ...

... ITIE MIORNINVG CHROAiCLE. ,LONDON; Tz1UJRSDAI, MAr 2, 1x81. TVhe letters by the Lisbon mail which were deliveres ~.scerday morning, are not later than the date of the ;;dlic dispatches, and supply very little additional in- + bn, aticn than Ministers have thought fit to conlmuni- in the Gczette. The French, though not pur- sisud, had in great numbers crossed, the Doqr6, which inidviy ...