... ,D 1URGH, BUTS CONi X S.;t ->nApril ;4'l:1#i Poun4itkni stdsse .of a large mason h al, belonging t theh-perative lodge of I.uiheld,. Ywas laidjhere by 'his Graee the DiLk.of Athole. Ardrege meeting of both lodges of this ic attended, and the Rev. Alexander Nien gaxe ameszclent :pay~er or Ie-oc~asion. The-brethren- afterwards retired to their tespectivelodgeg, and.spent the evenig in the ...

... IWEDNESDAY-MAY 1. A Court ?? Council will Im hall to-inorrow, for the purpose ot COD fdllowmoig important motion *- That the freedom of this City be rescrve Highness the Prince Regent, in testinsolY or grateful sense entertained by this Court Of fiii and amiable and endearing qualities; of the PI! stnittional principles, exemplified by bh to the rights and liberties or the people; or ?? atc ...

... PA4R LILMUETAJPk' PFFOMI?. nt. \ Extract of a Letter -from the REV. CeisrtornttnR le IVYVILI., to NAJOR CARIWRIGHsTr. Dl- * MY DEAI SIR, ?? Hnll, .prid 18, II81. a Accept my cordial thaiks and congratula. Sions for your exertions to promote tile Union of 't ''the two great hodies of Reformari, ar(d on the 5 success which baas hitherto attended your Lffurts. -y And I Jose nio tiute to ...

... 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 ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-May 3. The Esperance, T'shonpsop ; the Flowers of Edinburgh, Ma- son; the Welcome Friend, Walker; allhbelonikng -to Lyain, and from Swansex to London; and the Alert,OGeliie, of Sun- derland, from Newport to London, were' chaced on shore in St Margaret's Bay, near Dover, on Monday evening, by five French pijeatebre, and it, i feared they will'be lost. The Good hitent, Reed, ...

... HOLLAND.-INSURRECTIONS.- -Alas! all the ,fond hopes of the- Mo'rnng Post and of the if Fashionable : World, seem to have been dissipated Since my last Number went to the press. Nothing short of a complete.'deliverance of Europe was then expected, and that, too, right speedily. We were taught -to believe,. that the Antwerp Fleet.was hourly to be. looked for coming dawn the Scheldt with the ...

... l1 FRANCE.-WAII, IN SPAIN.-Official Report Of the Fluke of Belluno, relative io ihe Battle of. Barrosa.-PEURTO REALj MAirch,7, 18 1., (Cancludedfromjrage 3088.) Tbat very nighit the enemy had thiown across a bridge of rafts; sonie voltigeurs penetrated to the other side of the bridge' and retoried again .with tbe Spanish troops, who hastened to the assistance of their people.-These two ...

... &unIdquy alnd Tifd s ?? sts. I t(L ND N, MONDAY, Apr t1Q29. F 'l . At-oaunt ofi thet at ivt4 of -tlte IrintIli- g Fenw gua-bh;a' frioI l-ibon vdil- dispatci-s, stated in ItitlF ulmob nlciter Oi'iaI I lae iS inco'neet. 'I le PIN- niouhth Ppers andt Loet rs al' tilis ibornlig nl urition nothinlg Ot' aitV such vessCl. TIlati't iS a 111'l-iCtht vesSCl, tlie Aute- lope, arrived, but sh-e. ass iot ...

... Mr Dancey, from the Bank, presented an ac- count of the average amount of Bank notes in circulation in the year 1781-2 *and various-o'ther papers relative to the Bullion Report. A new writ was ordered for the borough1 of Lewis, for a burgess, in the room of Mr Kemp ideceased, on the motion of Mr D. Giddy. Mr WELLrSLIY POLE took, this opportunity of answering a question of an honourableBaro- ...

... PRIVATE COR4P7ESPONDENCE. London, April 29, f past seven, P. M. t] SPAIN. - Our letters delivered to-day from Cadiz' are to P the 14th inst. Discontents are said to have run so' s high, that a member'of the Cortes, whose person, a by his office, is sypured from arrests, has been seiz- s ed Fand imprisoned in the dastle of St Sebastian; and it was intended that two more members of that au.m d ...

... THiE MORNING CIRONICLAE'. L 0 N D O N: AIONDL411, MATA2 6, i8ii. Last night Lieutenant-Colonel R.1YSALL arrived at the Secretary of State's office with dispatches from Lord WELLINGTOY. He lcft the alrmy OD the 24.th and Lisbon on the 2Sth ult, but we have not heard the tenor of the dispatches with which he is charged. French Papers were received on Saturday to the -28th ult. but they contain ...

... Conmissivons in th1e 0.fbi rdashire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. FIRST OR WESTERN REGIMIENT. Ensigns John Hawkins, Thomas Broad Maeey, William Wil- kilson, and John Hawkins, Geuts. ti be Lieutenants. Dated March 5, 1811. THIRD OR NORTHERN REGIMENT. Edwvard Lord, f ent. to be Ensign. Llated Octobrr I;2, 1810. Jrairs in the ?? weeZ.-MONDAY, Chipping-Norton, Oxon; Abingdon, and ...