... LONDON:- 1IEDNESDAr, 4ANWUAR1 2r. Ye.Rcrday a Meflenger arrived from the Continent, who came to Yarmouth in the packet commandled 'by Capt. DEaNE. No mail from Hamburgh was brought over by this packet, the letters not being arrived at.Cux- haven when the veffel was difpatched. The Mecenger brings advices from Lord MIriro at Vienna, confirin- ing all tile difaftrous events of which we he-ve had ...

... !T~ A) Z 3A . 2 (Fkao rar COURsT GAZ'vrEr.. %,aglil£g; lCLICIS from thte General of Cavalry, Ceiunt el- ix'i-l dn~teed from Iread-quarters at St. Michell, near V0eronI , S4h Decomber, tbe enmcuy, on the i 5th at day-hreak, with four :on4,and a lprgc tran of artilb:ry, wvlhich they had pofled tj beir ttg near the Mt lino di Pozzolo, to coomrnd the ,t.g -of thc Mincio, laidlfiege to the Piazza ...

... THIE MAORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TIIU1~SDAr, yNi^LU.Zl ra. ag We are happy to find that the ICING of PRUSSIA, i in prohibiting the furtherexportation of grain fromn hisdo- minions, has permitted the veffels which were arually ,V loaded to depart. A letter from Emibden, containing fe the important information, was ?? exhibited at th LLOYD'S. No new cargoes are to be thipped. 1°' The ftate of ...

... 3.HE - .O1~NlN ~H1- -- a YI . iJH; 22O}NS~f;^RtSICE; L~ONDO~N We have betnn ea;v in;ye:,oetation of the arrivral of Fren:chi P..ver but none have yet come to hand.- Eight days are pow d Te. They will probably bring us an account ,of an Armillice in Italy. It is podfible even that they may bring ?? decifive refpe&ing- Peace between France and Aetifria. Stationed, as the French tronps now are, ...

... - -r& nr -S ~l~r -CA -PPCT ATRI.CE, I . , s A S.PECTkTOR,'y am I rlie fiends of Minifkersare extrernelyarvxious to an vindicate, and to explain Mr. 'Pt's evcrn-eniorabie n the dLclaratiO, that even ;as a Spvdator he would ad- y ;vife the Emr'so I fllM' rce ?? GEriMKNY to perfeiere in the f icy > war, rather t.an make.a feparate pea.ce. We do not I ts .wonder thlat they feel hlow m'uch ...

... IM.PRIM, YARLZM.NT.i TEYOSE oi' tO DS, THUODAY, JAN. 2. . At two o'cloclh&LorD CH-A-NCELLOFC dane down. to open the lrft 'fhon of tle firit Parli.nment of the t ,Britifr.-EmRpire. Hird~liip firt read a Paper fig- ti mif~yir-g hi~s' W~Rj~y's .pleafif that the-,firfl. Sellion of 0 ithi iaul}~e46e of- tlhe-?b UnTited. IKi4d&irt ftibuld be- pes ?? r'&t~t-puti'fife hi2,i 'ad if- .0t~ 2 ?? irs ...

... B, TE MORNING C=PON!i;LE, ILiNIX)¶N: Yomferday arrived the fint of the Han ; due. It brinos very litt'ionews from tlte ioutn (f many. No oicial dietails have been ?? a Italy beyond the date of the 27th; and we hnavo inferted General BELLEGARDE'S account Of t', of the Mincio on the 25th and 26tb of Dc', The French accounts are fo late as thle 3d of Janu and there is no reafon to doubt ...

... IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT. IIOUSE or LORDS, FRIDAY, JAN., 23. Th At half after twelve, the Lord Chancellor, the Arch- and bifhop of Canterbury, and Lord Walfinglham, being tles feated on the Woolfack in their robes, opened their Afi Royal comnmiffion, authorizing them to receive the A Speaker chofen by the Conmons, and to confirm and ?? approve of their choice in His Mtlajefty's namne. They Th then ...

... THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDONI: MONDAr, 'ANUiXr 6. The French papers which we yefterday received, to the 2 i t inclufive, contain a good deal of intereffing intelligence. No arwiflice had taken place in Italy up to the iath ; on the contrary, there has bean a iL cefflon of ?? and bloody aiions; but fince the paffage ofthe Mincio, the Aufarians have made no e- neral iland. The enemy have now ...

... .- -- - - I Fro thje LON)IDONT GAZAXI n 4 ~~ ?? , AJ'eiira/& Offe, '7lffaer17 24. .Ct y ofa Leltt1'rf§ ur Ca/tzzi.? ' e - ?,Pc s fi :s Ctj.fj ofv *th, jab;:, La Sean/ Ah'2S% }i7.? V jl .rA ,S:rSJ'J/ I sti&:i havc toacqrafiro t u, for tic inform'atio'i of Ml for(ds Cornniltloners 'o the Admiralty', thatI tlli, day eapitired Li Venuls h'rench ligger) priateer, Of' :'olrron brats cartiqie eilss, ...

... 7 ACTS OF GOtV'BRNMENT. Decree of the2.Gth Nivofc, (January G). The Confuls of tile Republic ilfue the following. Decree:- I. A corps of obfervstion Ihall be eflablifhed at Bourdeaux, under the lame 6f the Corps of Oblgrvattio tidc ia Gironde. ,. This cor ps fiall be conmmanded by a LieUteflt-Genera1 who Ihall have a dihctcorlefpondene with the Mhsillier at War, and withl the Ambafladio' of ...

... vAMBURG01 MAwL- ?? FROM THE COURT GAZETTE. at V EN NA, JAN. 7.-The General of Cavalry-a of Rates that the enemy attacked the 29th of December, n the advanced pofts at St. Lucie, commanded by Ge- he neral Buffy, and that the latter retreated to Verona, Pill maintaining the combat, and that he eftablifhed a new line of p6fts. is On the 30th the enemy renewed the attack on the ser advanced pofts, ...