... ON Easter Sunday, his Royal' Highness the'Prihee c e Regeut went iu state to the Chapel Roy'ali St. Janes's t Pslace,' to astend& divine setvice, and to'reteive the sacrament. His' 'Royal High'ness' sa attended by the- Dukes of York,'Kent, Cambridge&c.,in full uniforms. ''le Prince Regent took ib-KEing's 'eat in the r6yal ' *pew, strrounded'by 'its nival droserA'atsd 'ttenddiits.i The public ...

... METEOROLOGICAL DIARYj 1SI2. - . : I _, . . .. , . Fromn April 7 to AJril fcltsive. Bar. | TVer. W'mnd. A?17,ceilcseus Re7*arks. ESE iClmdy-*- 1te drdpping of rain. 7 g9-80 : ~ 5 Forenoouclbudymistygentlebreeze. 470 E Afternoon cAoudt, breeze. Evening ;tu 29 79t _dark, cold fiesh breeze.-RaiA 225 E Cloudy, coldbreeze. Began to clear. 29.98 4 about noon ;tafternoon bright, dense 44° BD clonds. ...

... MllET1E EOROLOGICAL DIARY, IS12. .- -.O, o -1 an ?? ?? Fromtt JIarei't 17 to -M1arcct 23, iaclusive. I Ear. 1T ier. ii'ind. I Mi7scellaneeus Remtarks. i 8AM NNE Bright, nearly clear, gentle breeze, 17 29-SO t 8 hard frost. Afterwards heavy clouds | N''2li'2 NNE with a little snow, nearly calm. tu 29-67-- - 2 Evening partially clear, nearly calm. _ ~)9.5r ...

... I3ZPEIJL T, PAR i, r L 7'EN. 1h0USEL OF LORDS. Tilere uas nrni ire of injpsor:aE n befiore tht, TIn11;r lsti weck e x lw ihe iwinr( iuctinri of a Bill bi Li'rd 1z N r irtO I uir Iii provi lg t!he Cindi ;ttir. if the Iri h I'easnnt ry-a v ork every ay aoartily of ani one~t '.i-lator. }lOUSE OF COMIMONS. Mo~n dci, rMa'rA IS. COMMITTEE} OF SUPPlY.-nARRACK3. In the C olimtee nf Supply, Mr. W lix ...

... LTICAL EXAMSINER. i the madiess of mkany for (tlie gain of a few. SwiPT. No. 219. COLONEL, NI'MA ON. is really pitiable, and gives one a deplorable notion of pthe ?? of our RUlers, to see the extraordinary pains ,ken to settle this donliestic in a situation obnoxious the country. There are fifty obscurc places at burt, for which lie is qualified, and in whichi he might pe .it without provoking ...

... POWF1lSV1OUTH, r ' . SAT'UlD4 Y, JAI'R1f 18, 1812. Tllis mmrning thc Porcupine frigate, Capt. Rt. Elliott, awil the .-b~w,,rance' Storeslip s~nilofl witc C 'lwufar{;ohs-g 11 sailed with' a (mvov lbr (ribraItai. fflze LYArlra, ('apt. Gregior., for 'Nwfotindland, is the only ?? Convoy rimainiing' at Spithe d. Tbc ALrwi7ied,, ari&, en flute, Capt. Dian, s-alled % I k Ofl h),r erda~lt' iir ...

... 7WESA, Y' m i:O ?? I A .1 i ADI1nRALTN,-,Ofr`Cj~ 1ttAitCI1M It coniisr istill fiis weoiert1st ny toi ,Ottt wo.hoi. iito iiupor hiitt eii. ior~ pds alt tis Findi trt~ittutdtr dirool at 40 minttittti aufitcvfweti itega ii tte 1:0116 tfie qitit. rear, Nxvlio Iseci' limit eutdcay~u hu oe i iiti I hetpe ?? n1 all ?? anti 'tetre oc'itilyt u1hise reei'i ald retitrutg 'tig t til-e 'of thle wyimeP Li ...

... No. 1i.' 'to the EDITOR of the MORNING CHRONICLE. SI R, .*t The indulgence so lfberally extended to me in your.. respe~qable Paper of th'~ zotlfinstant, eucoanrges mre to ac- continue my obscrvations coniifre d WVith ?? sube a or TIu, the ?? of the Last India Coampanyi's. Charter,. thle at importhwce of which is sufficiently, evinced by the infer- ited est which the pending discussion's have ...

... THE- MORNI.MG CfiROyICLE. L O N 1) 0 N: TUESAI)r, APRfl zt, atz. Ojr readers will see by the following letters from D 3)ver, that a flag of truce has brought dispatches d aleti fron) the French Minister for Foreign AfFairs ,, Lc, C a ist our Foreign Minister. Every tl f iend to hurnanity aCt50 aies the belief that the French. t £ pel'oO las agmil in ide an offer of negociation, be- li , d fl ...

... FREIVCH PAPERS. SWEDISH POMERANIA. STRALSUNDI, MARCH 13.-Yesterday the following w was published here:- Governor Maratid, General of Division in the French ser-: vice, and Commandant of this place, having, informed the ,Royal Regency that the coasting of the small vessels which usually went-from Stralsund and other ports of Poooerania to Stetten, and diffe~re.nt Bays' *hich the Oder forms ...

... ?? I4 OB ;-I I ?? ., Y . In c0ii. wsqi8e f'b~ iae )itatioi 'ivsti lby the frie^;of . Sir S tmileZ P*oiii li to him to dine 'itb theni at the A3- sen~bly g~o t4i:0n P Ce's-street, i- this city, oil Than'. : !day last, he afniedhere ;aboat two that .. Up ,n Sir. Siankyel -.lRnla atylving wkinh a-ritge of th eCiJ wih n iet by at itme' . opukace.with foi~ta of the idi-eI- trade societl6k, e 'vhl ...

... | TO TH-E EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. I q- SIR, If the following Letter and the Answer to it are ac- ceptable for your Paper, they are-at your service. They were transmitted to me by a friend in the Mediter- ranean, and aye verbatim as they passed. The trench General Lamarque was at dinner, when one of th shot from the Cura~oa went through the table at which Ee was sitting, and spoilt his ...