... .$i ?? Hoerse GCords, Masj 21), E17. 2ii' fu, or the Informatiof vl and (idlinve IYj qflivee'S hI' iewmlii1ceatt aDerlpots. A Cmdll, l I d.;'1U a directed it to Ile not:- f~cl., that e's tile eiii,(qtliA of' ci'eiiieflivs whose re- s~t tij u~i ee'l d st mitlii tied, tadi below their V~ Ia bush- al a . or his a ?? to r e-commnence rsetrtliti~l~ ac $ seadi-ni ar111rs, limdti t ile exingl'stial; ...

... HOUSF tO' JAm JJ.S, Fridaly,, May 25. .'ihe Royal As4sellt was giveli by CU-tui icsiou to i lie Liott1,m 13i1l, (rown [.ltid ileveitue Vili, ulf Aniituities Bill, Wnre- )(Imiue Dory Bill, ','est lntale l'rded Bill,, Na~VV BiHu Bill, ' St 9fiar ctiii Coffe'e Expoirtfitin Bill, Ctistrits' Dulles Bill, Uas Lighlt Hill, A vr 1-1 irlerir Bill, aint severed Houd aod LEnlosure 3-hlt.-Cuiti. ...

... MIOUSE OF COMMONS. Tuesday ITr3y9 9O. I Sir Franch 1urdcett brought forwa*d his ?? Ibr Palliii.| tenitry Retorti, concluding a very long speech op tle sub. ?? li es i4 hot opposed It, and said the Hos woaudl ~wsla iC, ,;1#y3ssiled io ,pre erveto the coot. b e ;tlM§ Sld. Ni.I; )i.Wge it ;iIGWts sl e miseries wliichl had ~cI~tl~y involved rgurr~soiittig vatlosis -Lrd Cocioralie ?? ilt faoti~rof ...

... General San Martin's dispatch to the Su- preme Director of. Buenos Ayres has been received, giving the particulars of the defeat, by which the pos- session of Chili reverted to the Patriots. The action does the greatest credit to the Commander in Chief, as well as the officers and men who fought under him, and certainly it can be considered as no otherthan a iprelude to tile conquest of all ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-MAY 23. (Continuedfromn our last Private Cerrespondowce). I The CIIANCET.LOR of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the House at its rising should adjourn till this day se'nnight.-Ordered. 1iiSII INsURIECTION BILL. Mr P¢EL moved the second reading of the Irish insurrection bill. Sr S. RoMIILLY objected to the farther progress of this measure, under the present circumstances ofthe ...

... LONDON NEWS CONIINUED. Saturdav morninr lait, the I-]annah, Captainl HIeatborn, from Boinbay, arrived at Liverpool. She left BoPmbay on the 9th January, and has i broughlt home eight companions ot the 56th re- A giicot, under Lieutenant-Colonel Kingstcote. s The remainder of the regiment was to sail first opportunity; they have been ten years in India. RtV, VDl CUArMERS.-SundOay the public had ...

... SHOCKING SUICrDE. rIriAay, 'at about half-past two, a hackney. coach ?? up to the eastern gate ?? House, in Pall;iaII1 when the coachman pro- ceeded to alight and open the doqrr. At the mo- ment a pistol was discharged, and it was discu- verbe that the; g ftl;snafih h d h'J sidbt himself. 'Hb was immeliateoly co 'die' house of Mr ahillips, tw'o doors frii alton House, wlhere medicar aid and. ...

... ?? Post. LONDON, A1ONI)AYMAY 2&- T1EOLtTYMON IN THlE BlRAk1JiL.' IS Mstjet.y's sbiip Tigi isc~ot'4'2 Oumt, capt.TIlCIIet- sets, ArivIed tit ?? Sitturky frotir. fltlsk-- 'ward Tshsttd mtrion, last fronts St. hitt's, in 4 2 days, e bsringing~ dibispst~cts j~r Goveratneut fromi Rjtear-AViaiird! II Hlarvey, hssittiounlttg A retrohltioin. its the I kats~ ich took its'risv on'l thle 7rh tilt. it ...

... SUNDAY SCHOOL ANAN1IVERSARIES. On Iliondly lost, the Second GeneralMeet| ing of the Stnriay School Union was he'l in this plaee tl Upwards of 2000 children and teachers assecusbhled ra v t!c Mixed Cloth lial] Yard, and walked in plocession I ?? to Salem Chapel, when ail excellent and ap- fn propriatssermon was preasched by thle 1Rev. Ei Parsons, Y tromn '2 '1IirD. iu. 15. The meeting for- ...

... | EXETER, WEDNESDAY, J1Iay 28. . I .. - > Friday last was married, Mr. William Hunt. of Newton St. Cyres, to M1iss Norrish. of Sandford. Married on1 SatKrday last, at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. J. B. Copleston, TI'. I. Spargo, Esq. of the 87th regiment. of foot. to Jane, only daughter of Mr. Do nall, of St. Thomas. Yesterxday was married, at Cullompton, by the Rev. ?? Tem pler, Mr. ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AlMy 27, REVOLUTION IN THE BRAZILS. His Majesty ship Tigris, of 42 guns, Capt. Henderson, arrived at Portsmouth onl Saturday, from the Leeward Island station, last from S. Kitt's in 42 days, bringing dispatches for Government from licar- Anih l Harvey; annauncing a revolution in the Brazils, which took its rise on itie 7th ult. in the pro. vince of Pernambuco, but has ...

... THEF MORNING CHRONICLE. L O N D O N: TRURlSDAY, MAY 29, 1817. AVe this 'day publish the correspondence of the Su- preme Director of Buenos Ayres, with the Portuguese General LrcoRt, on the subject of a most extraordinary Proclamation. Since the Portuguese have become pos- sessed of the Eastern bank of the Plate, their real views have been ascertained, and fortunately for the in- vaded ...