... From the LONDON CaZETTnE, M , 25. WIHITEHALL, MARcfl 25. The King las been pleased to coasatitte and appoint the Right Honourable General Sir David Dondas, K. B. to be Corn- miander in Chief of all his Majesty's Land 'Forces ih the United Kingdonm of Great Britain and Ireland. 1 Ihe ling has laeen pleased to constitute and appoint the Right IHonourable Henry Baron Mulgrave, Sir Richard ...

... THE QORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: r.IRDATr, 8PTEMf&A 3, 1309. The opinion that nothing farther will be attempted by our armament on the coast of Flanders daily gains f ground bothillere and here. We have the satisfation ;of being. able to submit.to our Readers the following private comrmunicactons fion our Correspondents, sent r ffiro tlie scene of o-pe'rat'ions ,v T F9r1e, AuG 2j.-Oar troops ...

... :Z ,Rz 11 ?? ?? I A sgna! wa's mie o'n Ttieida evening h -f tiditiois at Portsmouth 0'prepire to sail/;-anr the ?? ,3obablg,-reach theDowns; n ;te 'co'0se. of yesterday. The l1r of htlamw beheve,1eft. town ,yeiterday ornoing for tR at., where bheelll emibark on bioard .tle Venerate, b ir ome.Pphami,' ivhoi i o supertitendri dis emiiikanri. orfthe1trt. -r It iissaW iajspweveri th~at irom- sohe: ...

... DUTVIJ .fPAPLRS. A - . . TREATY OF PEACE. Napoleon, by thie Qrace qf- .God; an'd the.Constitu- tion of the Enmpire, Emperor oi the Frencb, IKing 'of Italy, Proteftor of'the Lea.gue of the Rhioe,&c. ' Having seen aitd corisideted the'Trejty'coricluded, *deterhined, and shnied atl7ienna, on tic .til of tilS ,mon.h, by the tieur Noinpere de Champagny, our Mi- nister for Foreign Aksirs, inr virtue ...

... from the LONDON GAZo;TE, 00.. S WAR-OFFICE,. OCT. 8, J-. ?? S()U'ruVAaRe VoLraNtE~.a ?? Rdl. t6 vay, Efq. ro be Captain: SAIt r4'.~vjrOU It, SOU 1iCAARXt, VOLIMTEtri INrANTRYKY Robert Pott, ENq. to be 'Major Cuommandauf. ;Ioabe CA?. 'AI' N ?? Plerkiins, £fil. Charles Bradley, EFq. thornas i lls, Efq. To be LIruTeINrTs-fofepli Ellis, Gent. Nihola* Warrin.ton, Gcnt. Richlardl B aetally, Geut. ...

... THE MORNING CHRONZCLE. I -, - LONDON,:' . ?? DECEKBER a6. tA rong fenfation was produced in towni upon Sa narday, by reports of the failing of the Brefa Fleet, and- of the ene'my p hitg tleir flotillas to fea, &c. The. letters ?? gave forne counterianceto the rumour as they announced circum,'tances from which ,it night-be inferred that Government, had, received' in- formation that' called.for ...

... TiTHLE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: . , WEDNESDD r, FEEBRVARr ?? Yfleraday arrived fe'vcral' Iaihburgh and Dutch IVMails.. The Dutch- Papers contai~na .copy of:the C new ConVention which bas been concldued-at Paris, relative .to the' GR.N D v)SIE of TUISPANT'S Indemknities. The ,onditions wliich the Court of V onna has obtained are* con4derable; and in retun ite itPER R binds. ilh- ?? to l ...

... -StMTVASPE. El LIetlItk,. Sir Francis Burdett does -not atsnd in \Vestn'in-- ?? follotng is thle answkve che has returned to Mr. Paull's al~location Lin tle na)-n'e of the Collp- m 'iutce of Elehtors appointed at the Meeting on Friday last: Piccadilly, Sept 29, T805.; I beg yeu, Sir, to express to the Gentlemen whorn you rat present, the g rateful sense I shall ever entertain of the honour I ...

... IH. MORNING. .R .ICZE. . L N I)O N:. . 7HLTJD~ .zr r3,goA - , ?? . ; The F unds c-antite to rise.: They left 4yestert 4ay, Omniu01 at k anid V ?? per Cents. 64. The bglief that some bsis of ec is narly .agreed upon was.verystrong, 4aidthe reporf that Lord HOL. LAND is about to get rr isery gemeraJ. It was eyen ;s2d that hs :Loiiship had set of It it-&ry pr. bitble, indeed, that as soon ai ...

... I R)'JIq~ING1.I ..1~o ?? ;,zs: 1 i est * t ''We ; i h' ., adz PTi's ?aprs to tbe ;li u-k. Thp in July, *hich states .%at ait. decent of -somemagntude - . ,had been .execic iby our ?? the ostroifla,- bria,:wicha a wth comptsuc ce'sbut the French ?? receivedv large'lren-, fo;cemrnents,' utim4t yi proqvd: vyi qouus. t .Its said, that 6666En~'lsh troops, ande'doni tbe ist Julyi thet& I6 Bay of ...

... TIT O]? ATLAT £HRoNtP fSATURD4, - 0 .t9D Y:er W. i~ 4y.§be .; s .8n. & gesnce.;e . , s ?? i-TKAPtiNARY. 8i4GgTJ&S~fCURANT.: por~tant acooi1t was 'receiv.ed b~y his E tcscaeiic ± te' ' Secitetarty oW Stte, that hostilities tstwen le and assia had c5, men'ed, and th'atm than one se- 4've~ef ac~ton had taken,.pia£,ebween ~hie twoatpieg'., ' Happily,however, ?? has Iays been t'6 thhe prSdvata- e ...

... a ' LONDON: Cc g .MONDAT7, 7UA 9, Three Hamburgh Mails are now due. Some ha *f *Hamburgh papers, h owevei, have ardived, but they con- we tain nothing new. Letters from Vienna repeat the in- to f telligence that Cattaro is to be given up by the Russians. sui , The French in Germany wait for this event before wl v they'proceed home, if even then they will will quit so sti agreeable quarters. It ...