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Morning Chronicle
THE MORNING CHRONICLE
... THE MORIAING CHRONICLE. L O'N D O N- tHIJRSbAY, AUGUST24, s8oQ. Itwas reported yesterday, that our Ministers had had a proposition made to thern to send a Minister to a Ge- neral C6ngvess, to be held. at Raab, for the negociation Of a general Peace, and that they had given a dire& nie- gative to the proposition. We do not give credit to this report, though this was stated to be the cause oftle ...
From the LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH 25
... 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 MORNING CHRONICLE
... 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 ...
THE EXPEDITION
... :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: ...
DUTCH PAPERS
... 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 ...
THE MORNING CHRONICLE
... i I j I . . Nri, I. ?, 1. I , 1? ?lf%- (. ?? VI-r~4 The yery unple nics e' gz$ ys- tteidar ?? oftlie' oS >of lhi e .!s ,4;lJ jg&ifl tt e_ harbour Sud'dEst, intlie e int4 -which they d r~ w tiir .c ' t.I ti ,iciju Lt: ehty ; oseamn, for O'thR e a attack ~on c a Ftternchr s-uadro. I 'ie-rsgts unfo , tunlatelygrosindxed.' aid. ccjuld nit bet4i got (off Thbe N.ercide,e C'aptas \ViULLr-Oy'G HsBs, ...
MINUTES OF EVIDENCE
... I AlU~E CiF - FJEC. ..ONq.'TRE PsOhCA CON.-ND,.UCl () TlLATE? I £XPEDITION TO ,TxsE1E SCeMDLD1 , ?? ?? R 1,sIHT StOl NSi R. )A VI D O)U N AS,~ P.15 `CO M MA N RI N Atthatumewer yo fist cquintd by his MsjeaCtV'S Min~ehe lth~beu'ltetzonof sbdin ?? o to s-e ~. Shelt ? it is n L~ td ofrvlcchthat I eao~.eired by~ 24thik-BiilintooHouse.-~ On -,tie i~th of Vlarch, fiihai .been. appointtd Olommandq, ...
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION UPON SIR FRANCIS BURDETT'S ARREST
... rHE ATTORNFV GENhR-kIAI.' OPINION UPON SIR I 'RANC'IS BUR)EI 15 ARRESI:. eff Qutte erymt, at Arms atten ,iang the Hnmse of Common; hav- lai ing in the execution of thin Wi rrint been re-istrd, atid turiled nut of Sir Francils Bulrlett a privite tw.,llhiag-nus iibv force, to 1 iur opininn is tesiret wit'h r, h r le e.tecutoi. if this ,ilt BVarrant he nwill he juittfied in he lr i it: open the ...
FROM THE GRENADA GAZETTE, APRIL 7, 1810
... I .035 TH!E GRENAPA GAZETTE, APRIL 7, 13lo. 7 *te t ?? to the Officers, No:,-Conmnisioned Officers- ?? cc, of Hi- Majesqy'.i r5th Regiment ol Irtfantry, 1 ; - Hl)norahle the President, end the Menibers of His joy Council, an the Honeurahle the Speaker and the ?? sF A-con1i,1 of tie Island of Grenada. U:trinirnf.usly resolved, That the Thanks of tie r of Grenada are dae to Lieutenant-Colonel ...
UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
... oUNITED PARLIAMENT GREA T BRITAT, AND IRELAND. : I :al - pHQL'SE'OF LDOfDS, FEri. IS. S] . The -Earl of COURTOWsN. reportrd. the Gracicus Answer -of his Rloyal Highness the Prince Regent to the Address of the House, which was ordered to be forthwith printed, and pub- n e- 1ishcd. t- . .n the motion of Earl SPENcErt, leave whas iven to Lord t Mendip (Lord Viscount ClitUen) to atterid to give ...
THE SAMPFORD GHOST
... TH't SANmpPOyD GHOST. I T;,e Ta7tnton 'oCrier, whichi has le'de& it44f to ex- pose what it states to be a trick,has published the rbl? lowing pirticulars relative to ?? Ghioc, and . promises molie;- i * Mr. Chave, it appears, has. lived in the house (the haunted house) he now occupies at Sampford Peverell,. r about seven months. Before he came to this place to exercise his present business of ...