... PAsszoE rVrTHE SOUNDh, ni r FROM4 THEr HAMPURGH MAIL1.t ftl . ELSINEtR, MOaCit 31.-7When the EngliAh fleet a preoared to pafs the Sound, it was !ying three miles aj (Englifb) North of the fortrefs of Cronberg. Yefler- day msirning* at half paff fix, the fquadron of Nelfon approached. The vvind was itrong N. W. The Da- P niflh Captain of ArLillet y, Krebs, a yourng man of an, but of great ...

... THE MORNING CIROA'ICLE. LONDON: SATURDAV, APRIL I. We yefterday received the Paris Tournals to tihe 6th inclufive. The Official Journal of the. Trench Governmlleit ?contains a paper figned by a Frendlcman of the name of ALtuiER; and a Neapolitan of the name of Mi. CHEROUX% which paper purports to be a treaty of peace between the KiING of NAPLES and the French Repub- ic. It fhould have been ...

... LONDON4 :t , TUESDAr, PRISR a4.h We have this day to announce the very important bt intelligence of the DEAT.H of the Emperor PAUL I. ni Autocrat of all the Ruffilas * an event that will afford in matter of joy to almoft all, and furprife to few. This al news was brought from Cuxhaven in the Dolphin pack- tf ?? HEARNE ; thelattercame to town laa night. hi The particulars of the EMPERoR's death ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. 'LONDON: TUESDAT, FEjRU.A Rr Xd. ?? thle !eflerday Ml. AFILAHAM NEWLAND, from the litt Bank of Engiand, read the following Paper at the Stock Exchange:- tri The Governor of the Bink is defired to give public notice,f that, although tile prefent CIIANCELTLR of the Erteon(uER is about to retire from office, it is not his intention to refign unth fib] the new ...

... EXPEPMOY ra PNRIOL? d I f The following letter has been fent to us in anfwfer to an article which appeared in The OOb~ferer of Sonday c laft, under the .fignaturc of Raleigis, in which were folne y fevere ihfinuations againfl Sir James Pulteixey : ?? the EDITOR of the O0SERVER. r SIR, Your Cortefponacnt Raleigh, while he adhilts the peeviihfnefs of age, pleads the Privileges of excperienCe; Y ...

... TIDE AMORNING CHRONICLE, LOND)ON~ Z'ED:?ESD4r, B]EB AUAR' iis. TherC is a curious ftory in circulation, that the Right Noaonrable H. ADDINGTON, now, it feesms, Prim'e Miniaer of this Country, was enri1tyed as a media- tor between the Miniflers who were in favour of the Catholic queflion, and his MAJESTY, by whorn it w1as oppofed. The refult was, that Mr. ADDiNGTON came cut of the Clofet a ...

... LONDON: SATURDA2, APRIL IM Yeflerday was extremely fertile in reports. It feemed as if the town had been determined to concen- trate in a fingle point the accompliihment of the ex- ertions, the enterprizes, and the hopes of a whole cam- paign. Not conterted with the favourable afpe& which affairs have affumed in ?? Seas-from the achievements of our fleets, and the change of- politics in Ru~fia ...

... THE MORAING CHRVONICLE. LONDON: wEDATE&SDA; YANUA R' . . There was a report yeltefiday that intelligence I ad ?? bcen received o' the depofinion cf thc Enperor PAUL, and the appoitltment of a Council of Regency, at the head of which were the EMPRESs, and the eldeft fon of the EMPEROR. We believe there is no truth in- tthis report; that is, no autbhentic inforimation of it has beene received, ...

... IMlPERML PARLLMMENT. HOUSE OF LOPRDS, TfunxSDAY, MAcRC 5.- The Marquis of Bute, Lord. BrJownlbw, Lord Strathniore, and fome other Peers were fworn. 'I'he Loan Bill, tie Exchequer Bills Bill, Sir Sidncy Sruith's ol Penfioni and the Bill -f6riihereafing the l ield Officers of the Mi- hd litia reginlents ferving in lrelA, ?? through. Cbnmmiktees of the whole Houfeand *cre reported. * 0 'wo other ...

... DUBLIN, TAN.g. Council Chamber, Dublin, Jaiuary 9, 180I. IR ES E N T, His Excellen cy the Loir Lieuitenant of Ireland. This day tihe Great Scal of Ireihnd being deli. ereld up to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant by the Right Hon. Arthur Loid Vifcount Kilwarden, C. J. K. B. and ]Barry Vifcount Avonmore, C. B. E. two of the Lords Comijiflioncrs for keeping the Great Seal of Ireland in the Lord ...

... LONDON: WE DNISDA2, _7A7YA R Y 7, The intelligence frotr the continent, which we yef. terday received to the 2d inclusive, is of the greaten importance. By an official bulletin from the Moniteur tfrice (of the authenticity of which there can be no doubt),dated the 2d, it appears that General MOrEAU, afe-c the Moft brilliant campaign in the whole war, has, probably, put an end to it by a ...

... To Thb EDITOR of t{e AfORMZNIG CGHOICLEr DIFFERENT OPINIO NS ON THE SCARCITY. Qpot homnines, tot fente,,tidw. 'SiR, To you, your readers, and the world in general, I announce, tiat it was only on Thurfdav Litf that I travellcd in the ftage coach from Birmingham to London. That in the fame coach were fix others, narmely, a child, two clergymen, a button-maker, an apothecary, and one more, who ...