... -- T -VI ENNA,' JAN; 24-.An the 2itd the Cabin&t Cdi- d rier Mori Z & etout from this cit'y for Luneville. It 'is at. confidently affe-ted that hie carries with him the ratificd ed Prelirniimaries of Peace.- Thei Marquis' de GLL]O will, in ia fev daysF fet out 'w for Lunevillej accompanied by t wg Secretaries of the .e. I;King of Naples. th K0N3GSBERG,8 JAN. 26.-Our Gazette contains the id ...

... Fr|mtL t.ie LONDON G-ZETTE, Feb. to, i8oi. ' Ajm]>y:ra!f Offce, .cIbraary lo, I80o.- Ext~zent of az 1. utter f ?? to.e Ba Ec/S Et. Vflaaeea, K:. .. HvAcimbal of the WhitL, ' c. 12 7'OIl /t/1, E/J. dated Tra n.y tfe3 ,tl lh. ot. bra', -i-us hI a3:: y's ,ilp ikiieau s this inftant arrived, and I enclofe a letter ol oill Capiain Linzee, giviog an account of the capture ?? LteduigneuLfi Frnch ...

... IMPERdIA, PARLIEVNT. us us I-10THIJSE OFLORDS, TUESDAY, Fin. Io. eY The Earl of S urro L rofe to call the attention of ir Lordfhips to the continued and increafing cala- o- mities of the country, arifing ,frorn the high .price of Cr provifions. -He had before expreffed an -anxiety to ill -know whetherit was the intention of his Majefty's Mi- d. niffers to renew the motion of laft feflion for ...

... TIDE AMORNING CHRONICLE, LOND)ON~ Z'ED:?ESD4r, B]EB AUAR' iis. TherC is a curious ftory in circulation, that the Right Noaonrable H. ADDINGTON, now, it feesms, Prim'e Miniaer of this Country, was enri1tyed as a media- tor between the Miniflers who were in favour of the Catholic queflion, and his MAJESTY, by whorn it w1as oppofed. The refult was, that Mr. ADDiNGTON came cut of the Clofet a ...

... ?t ?h,2 '6A Of86' jaOld's, t6' I'll% oft etru ayy? , .1 . - M 9517 MT. I.I I. . , I - . - - - I ?? - . - . I - I . I Thc K7NGs Moft Excellcnt MAJESTY in Councl!,' ,.,tjf F ?? INrED i1YJ4; MAJESTY.'IN CJriit'L FOP THN YtAR. 1801.. . ir.flr;r- Steplen Raymoiidr, of Potton, efq. %,-;e.-Oncfiphorus Elliott Elliott; of Bitnield, cfq. i' IEhvard Bury, ef Iver, cfq. ?? r711d Hfitn-4Poftponed. Cbrc\ ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDtSbA'.Y, tFB.u. e ELECTION oF A sPEAKER. t About foui o'clock Lord HAWKESBiRY rofe, ari s addreffed Mr. Lee, (the Clrk of thie Houkbe) in iuibt e fiance fomewhat as follows- As it appeared, Sir, by the ciomimunicatiotj which Y you read yeferday from the Right Honotirable H; Addington that that-gentleman has refigned his fiihui tion as Speaker of the H-oufe of Commons, I ...

... lA ktSrGII Id ri L to i7lENNAIJAN. 28;.i-Te fOrn1allPtbhCaiyO n.:! ;AwilL be d~eferred to tile 12th of the enfi;; ?? ho or t ?? efe iii which is the birth-day of his innperial ?? as though it is not oficially announcrud St at believed to be certainly roncluded. of Count Cobentzel, after the conr.ufion of thr ncot ations, will go as Envoy Extraordinary to Parid Je- Jofe)h Bonaparte vill be ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLP.* o .LONDON: t s ITHURSDAJ Fhr.EBRuA~r x.z The Law Arrangements of thenew Miniitry are near- 1 ly ,completed. f The fuitors in the Court of Chancery will not be difpleafed to hear thatLordLourHsoRROUGH givesup f g the Seals. He is to be fucceeded by Lord ELDON. * Sir PEPPER ARDEN, with a Peerage, is to be Chief ?? ice of the Commonol Pleas. t Sir WiLLIAM GRANT, Ma~ter of ...

... ILPERIAL PARLIAMENT.. HOtT:E OF lORDS, TIiUP.IDAY, rEB. It. c Thle .Lordbs Cioi iiioniers '(the LXord Chancellor, I the Dulke of Portland, and Lord Auckland) having ; robed and taken their feats on the Woolfack, the De. puty Ufher of the Black Rod Was ordered to fummon q the attendance of the Commons to .prefent their new I Speaker, they came to the Bar, when TPhe LaRD CHANCELLOR faid, his ...

... cn'r ADDRESW. Yeflteday, at one 'clkck, the Lord-Mayor, five Aldermen, i3cluding the Sheriffs, ?? Councilmeni, Mr. Recorder, and 'other Cnty Gffcers, proceeded froti thc Council Chlamfber at Guildllah to St. James's, and prefepted the foio3ing Add efs of Congratulation to ?? on. the Uraon of Great Britain ''ith Ireland, agrec tb bv tbe Comirt of Com- mon Council on; the 5th i;tant. I To the ...

... THE MORNINVG CHRONICLE. :LONDON: r=DATr, nL2323 UA1erTX3. Laft night, at nine o'clock, Mr PITT had an inter. vaew With the Gentlemen whb propofe to bid for the Loan. There were ixparties in all:- Methrs. RoBAnTS, GOLDSMID and'Co. Meffrs. SMITH, PAYNE and SMITH, MORGAN and Co. Lord IKINNAIRD and the BANKERS. Sir FRANCIS BARING, Sr\E'rLL, 13ATTYr andCo. Mefirs SPROTT, SMITH, HAMMOND and CO. and ...

... SeveralOfficers having expreifed a decre to be informed of the particulars of tke EA RL of $ii'urn LE'S Speecl on the opening of ?? Parliainenit, ashaving ?? on M/li- tary futjecfts, we give, the following as a tolerably corrc& Statement of it. The Noble ?? fokce to thi followin g effect:- WXbin at the opening of the laft SCelfirCs of Parliamenlt had the honour of addrelfihg youo Lboret3iis, ...