... TIE MORNING CHRONIC4E. _I I.LONDON: WEDRESDAI;, YANUARr 14, Yefierday the «'Hamburghi Mail, due on Sunday, ar- rived. The letters which it brings from Bavaria and other parts in the neighbourhood of the French head- quarters in Germany, are full of the armiflice con- ciuded between the two armies, but after the official de- tails in the French Papers, it is unnecediary to pay any attention to ...

... 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 ...

... cotu EOrnSf, tier tTAJEgV held a cta.wibg.roomnyeflerd at St. James's Palkte, it being the firft Court Day fince his .Majcfty's happy recovery from his late inciiijrnfiticii. A more nsumerous comnpany of Nobility of both fexes e wvere fcarcely ever ..cmbkd, wtho came to colgratulate r the Queen on the joyful occaflon. The Court Room was graced with the following no- ble perfonages and pqrfons ...

... From tie LONDON G'ZET TE, Fcb. 7, ISO'. MAe/:iriLtIy CJ,7.v, .Fe&} uary 7, I8o1. Copics Vb;' ete njraficfrdbh Lord Sr. Pasens. 7h.T7v~) a Smea, ,O. I9, I81o. My Lord-I have the honour to acquaint your Lcrdihip, that on the s8th inItaiat, hi3 ?Vlajefty's ifip I coimmand captured the. French national Iihp l'Aurora, of lixteril guns, cornrmanded by Charles Girault, Licutenant de Vaihftau, ?? vwas ...

... 19AI?T1?Gh1 £L'}2Z. S~. PErERaSUtrKGh, MIA~Ci ?? aquan 9unfellor, Oevunt Rafoptfithcin, is totally dif. ^¢ifed, at hits r eqieftf ,the Vice ;lgccllor, 1rirte urakin, issto refume hii S sa ; 0 ir that caaciy; addthe Geneal of Cairy, Count Von Der Pahlen, is-to haveafeatin thdcdepartment f6r Ftoeign Affairs, artdin tih Pri-v osj. Ha;ng the persons intend- Ing-to Jea\e Peteribtirgh, this day's ...

... i7Zh7 MOLNINO CfzROi7jI2' . . . LONDON: JPIi)A r APRIL 3.. At 'a late hour.laftnight we reccived the 11amburgl Mailp due on Wednefday. It appears by lettets from Elfaieur of the 24th,.that the pafltge of the Sound had .not been attcnpted, notwi Randiug the very ex- .traorvdinary artie of- a morning oaper f. yefterday, of its being efficed- with fuccefs. A letter from Al- tona of the 26th, fays ...

... BRITISH PARMLZWIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MARCn 9. The Loan and Exchequer Bills Blll'wre read a third time snd paffed. A Private Bill was brought up, prefented by Lord George Ca-. vendifl and others, and read a firnt time. Two Privatc Bills patred one ftage caci. S9veral Petitipos for Naturalization Bills were prefenrteed and TeMa, and-two certificates of the patties having duly ...

... PUBLIC OFFICE, BOWv-STREE7. BEFORE R. rORD AND T. ROBINSON, ESRS. Ye1ferday Francis Barnes was brought before the above Magiftrates, on a charge of having flolen from the perfon of Mr. Daniel Swan on Saturday night at Drury-lane Theatre a pocket book, containing Bank of England notes, and Rochfcfer Bank notes, to the amnount of 1271. Mr. Swan detailed the circumifances under which he miffed ...

... i.t D , I. . M I I N C Tow tlhe EDITOR etbe MORNINz~G CHA ONICLZ as Non omues, qul Citharam tenent, Cithariedi. a As there are not fewer I&ioi talk of Liberty without knowing in wthat trijc Freedom confifts, than there are of thdoe Wvho ba-ail out religion without one pious fen- tinient, I have th(;ught it may not be unacceptable to your readers to be reminded of the opinion of that be- ne; ...

... - FROM THEDUBLIN GAZETTE, JAN. 1. Council Chambler, Jan. a. His Majenly's Royal Letters of the 27th December 1800, was read, declaring that the feveral Members fworn and admitted of his Majefty's Privy Council of Ireland fhould, after theUnion, continue to be Mem. bers of the faid Council for that part of the United Kingdom called 'Ireland. Dublin Cafile, Jan. a. Letters Patent have been ?? ...

... .Yftir MORNING CiYRoNR11J7l I L)NDON: THUSDgSAY, s.E]i3A 1RX2 ?? The following is-tcie report of his MAT. ESTY1 't21S which was yeflerday exhibited C QyEF.NS HOUSE, Fvr. 25, T 't His MTAj ?? fevcr continues, but nonr if fymptonis are worfe. -(Sign~ed) T. ?? H. a. I In the evening, fo late as half-paft fcven, w flatcd at the OUEF.'S HouLe, that ?? ttag; 4 the KING'S health continued the ?? ...

... IFroit the LONADON GZE;iTTE, Jn. 20,YIr.. Adi;rralty Ojiae, ,'nuary %O7, IgI. Copy of a JIstter from Admiral Divifoo) Gomm :adep on h maje/yv's SiPi' and e1fis ill the srv ln, lo . M L v;1 1a , i- ?Utbthe 19ih Ityl/dld. Sir-I enchife-to you, for the ilfofamkion of my Lordstdm- iilfwoners of the Admniralty- a letter Nv -frm Cptan.Nedle;Llot' ihis Aajce-ly's fln',p 'lavu~aratc, giv- Jing an ...