... THYE MIRATZNG JIHRO ICLE. L 0 N 1)0 N: WErrSD!i'51ESD I.,ULY2 ro, iSoS. WVe yesterday mentioned the arrival of dispatches from Lo'rd NELSON. They ate, indeed, Most satisfac- tory and encouraging. The ftarl s which were so j*stsly entertained for the safety of our Wcst India Ipossessions, are for the present entirely dissipated, anti there ;are grounds to hope that the attempt of the enemry ...

... From tix hONDOK GJIZE-rE, JUNI-)4' Yt. is c lit, Ir ill' in li- cs as rr. In s,- le, ti- 0- he a- ~al 1r- es, in 1- ly '0 5, IC .1- :f is 5- I-. a- ie 5- This Gazettccontarins alettirfrom Sirn EHo6od,'dated Batbk- -does, zgth March, c.otmtunicating the-capturc' of L'lntitPld French privateer of 4 guns and-6o mein,iby the armed brig-GteC nada, Liesi; BA6Ik; on the o6th preceding. Also. a Ietter ...

... FOREIGN IJNT1LLIGEPNCP. PAm S, JUN, 8.-The Army of Brett, under tic or- des of the Marshill of the Empirc, Augerean, have pressanted an Address to his Majesty the Emperor and in which they reiterate the assurance of their un- altcrable devotion to him. CIay we, Sire (it is said at the conclusion of the Address), in executing the plans conceived by~your genius, prove to the English that our ...

... THE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON:; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER z, T8o5. Oar Readers will see thfit by. the arrival of Paris Pa- pers to the Lath instant, we are enabled this day to lay before them a literal copy of the official Note presented by the Minister of BONAPARTE, to the Diet, at Ratis-' bon, on the subjeat of the rupture betweern the Empires of-France and Austria. The public were before in pos- ...

... Es At OnQt bc;vZOt2ztG :l-2:OZ* HiE /R As .fer rncrcenary.torces, All examples slew, that wihatsi. ever estate, or Prince, dotl- rest 1 po 'them, he may spreadI ,l feaatheis for a tireP but he wiUl rnev . theffl soo after. LORD BAcoN on the true Chtatitess of Kirdoms and!Eqtate6sS - SiR,-UIpOn refle~hIng on the mnelanehoy and disas c trfus fato0' Colonel Monson's detach'ment; ilh riD.otls ...

... t- . RETWNE EN THE AGENTS OF LOUIS XVIII. AND THE EM!- : GRANT NdBLESE;IN ENGLAND. e A 'urio :s and interesting correspondence hastaken M e; place betweeh one of the agents of Louis XVIII. and la .s the party of Emigrants in this. Country. Much valuable fa s matter -has beeni disclosed to our Ministers by this sea- Ot tf SonableI fracas, and thereby iour ' Governn1ent, ;at the fn ...

... To theEDITOR -f the.&ORNIN0, CHR QAZICL E. It is, I confiess, with no small indignation, I have. perused a letter in your paper of this day, anddressed To' the Fireeeholdleis of Mitlddbe&c'x by the '1ate Shin-iffs ofthisI countv, Messrs. Scholey' and Donivllc, :stiting 'that;_ in com; pliance with tle request of the Viveholdqs;y -they- . had n uertakin to preseut t6,liismiM4iesty the ...

... ,,)' )D CJSTLUPZEG2H. T? : ;1. uI Society has presented a silver medal to p PU f, tike Apothecary at Woolwii:h, for his suc- c5s.,ful cea:ts !n 'storing anzinrtjan on Tuesday Ias!, to thle Lord VoRoL:nt Cast!lieeagth, who had nearly pe- rished by one o0 these false steps that have marked the prOgress of the pves'nt Administration. The Noble Viscount was first hung up flythe heels,. and a great ...

... TORRIGN INTErLLIQECE. VieN.t.A, Itrivt I.-It is said that the Emperor, who' dtrrived at Piaegue on the 30th of May, will pro. ceed to Eger,- where it is concluded that an interview on the frontiers between his Impcrial Majesty and the Xiifr of Prussiais not unlikely. Next montoh, it is said, tthe regiments will begin in their quarle rs the new abridged system of exercise, laid down for the ...

... 'ADMI'RALT\'-OFPFICEt OCT. 29. Copy of a 'Letterfmonithe'i-ioiourasle Willian Cornwaflis, Admirall of the White, &c. to William Marsde:n, d&. dated Vill'de Parls, atSea, th6e213tof'OdL'. lo- Sir-1 have. th e l onr to enclose, fcr the ' eoatio s of the Lords Conmnissioiness of thle Admiralty, a Lettcr- h iave uow received from aL-,ipt in L vic, of his Majesty's ship Iisi. PiVg an a~counlt of ...

... CIRCULZR ANOYT. TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE l7FFE£RENT B AlMLIVICKS. VIENNA. JULY 29. An 01icial Letter we have just received from the President of the Aulic Police informs t1r, that several foreignera, fur- nished with passports by their respedtive Ambassadors, left Vi- enna sinc- the elisturbances whichi took plice; on the 7th and ith instasnt, and circumnst:ances induce us to believe, that ...

... , Yesterday his Majesty held the grandest Court that -du he ever held at the Queen's Palace' . . At two o'clock Itis Majesty held-a Chapter of tlie Most Honourable' ?? der 6f the B.ath, Wich ws 'att~i'did,, bes' des the So* ec vereign, by, ?? His Royal lghnesms the Ddke of York, the Grand Master.: t Lord de Blaquiere, Lord Henley; 1orde Keith, Sir. Alured bu Clathe, Sir Thomas Trigge,- ir ...