... PROdTSTANT DISSENTERS. -I At a General Meeting of Protestant is- senters, and other Friends to Reliiious Li- berty, at the Ldndon Tavern, Bishopsgate- street, on Friday, May 24., l Si 1, convened ft receive the Report of the Committee appointed at a former Meetinrg, to prevent by every legitinate effort the suecesiful progress of a Bill intfodixod into Pauib- ment by- Viscount Sidmouth, ...

... 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 ...

... IHj; POLITICALEX-AMINE;R-. Party ii the miade Y g fA 'e5. Swim No. 3 p74 SENTERCE PASSED AGl\ST THiE OPrIiEOR OF THE. STAMFORD NEWS6' ?? who lab~our -to prociaie tig great national wd; in opposition to the existing powei's and 1A tie sense that ma l bbi put on.eistig laws, wreiese to su14 W_ 'otne way or othei, fimrni :their. patriotismn ?? onscious. of eb ir govd intehtions, - hod la g'w i g ...

... 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 ...

... UNI1TED Pa RLjAIA~lE \'yy GRXEaA T BR D - ;JJ U D, * he SIve .Srw4atssio,,y-i~j, thv 9risftLoa l, anid the &Otsc~rditrs'l~il~er red athid tme and passed. . 'ie 1rsh Ships' ]3i1 passed through a Comnitte and was -e- .port-t. wyithout 'Asnendixxent.. v : auein a c '1 h a~orp -Ec' 1311. soe lcalandpeivate Bills, were ?? h up toram ?? by Sir Janeds pGrahi.m, Sir rho.. m'II:IS fostyn, and otheifr ...

... GEOLOOY. Mit, DAI Y's THIRUD LECTURE. N.V T1 thi's Lc-&1ure Mr. Davy described th2 eo1 Roecks. or thle rocks co,9taining fragrmetoftr maryV substances, and thle rmnanini, of Organized beinl,, ?? Fedivided these rocks into three fanrlics and Mtr-'tc~ their nature and their arrangements bys,- mun~n Il. rt by paining~s-. T lc flb-t flamily, hr -an III- contalins -nearly the suame, clemverts as ...

... ZCO.MM r e ee > l | g \ A .;i b; 'f 6to A n ' Ainn~erion' ,Meet' ,of 'thetlsi~ery' of Lonaon toolc s|place sat th~eii (;-yu~'dhlali~ycs'terlday, 'to conlsidetl thie pro- > priety' of srieesng -with the~ ,Co~mmo'n C4ouncil Sn- ,he~ ,opixoni, that the use oef ,the HlouWgt to-be gran'ted, to the Friends of - iary iform. - i Peqouisition havsng bxen ?? in theIn, u'nl farm; : i -ii~WA rutifMAN ...

... t-SUMMReY + PlCT1S. PORTUGAL Ai I must be peculiarly i~flattering to the- CvomoN -Co~ucit to. rad-the news that is- now rea6hing-us from this. scenerof glorious exploits. iThey i hWoed, as the' old sa igji, ¢e before they~we eoutof t)ie swood. They sbould have waited till they saw _Maskena beatep; for, then there:would have beei little dauger of his again, e- c6oinig the assailant. :Nowthey ...

... 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 ...

... 'UNITED PARLIAMENT R#4: T.R ITAINr AND I1REALA1D.. HoUSE 01 LORDS, MA-Y , i ln the Committee of Privileges oathir Berlceley PeeragC some witnesses were examuined, and the 'further proceediaii r: was appointed for Friday, at ten a'cloc3 isn thi morning, Strangers were not re-admitted after prayers for a cnde,rabt time, whfilst the point of Privilege under consideratio on. Fn-Fi dawas again ...

... - hiB M j WI goIowI g NBICLE.- - 6A;0 v7* tr M4T i8ir,,.- Yestei day le~ ee ?? fro H lh4 sti4 thatNAPox.oN- ,hg ,con~deszeaded again to issue Lit~eizees; f tM,1he' exio;5 of pvip sis frrpm that couy t nmcasure'be lirobably was les Vduced. : str~abces of. t~he 'arming interest>, mltn by deedat of h~is re~vcnizefr~ th~part of hi*s don -s i, IufQr~sfttpfrwwe -receiv~ed ;yesterday of.he :eiureffi ...