... ITHE AfORNIYG CHRONICLE. LONDON: >PIDA }, MAiRGSII 2Q. It gives u's preat concern to fate the rnelan- choly lofs of his YLjefty's Uhip INvITNcSBLt, Of 74 guns, which failed from Yarmouth on the i6th inffsnt, n in order to join thle North Sea fleet. Soon after fail- ing, which was about tkelre o'clock, (he ftruck on the Ridgc Sand, fourtecn- miles fiom Winterton, where (he remained, ...

... THE MORNIMG CHRONICLE. e ,LONDON: U. TUBSDA2'rUED. 4 IWRCH 3T. Yeelerday arrived the Hamt'nbgh Mail due on VWed. ze nefday laft. Tc'Lef'lf ',ntclulitge'rcet it brings fromn thc je North is a letter dited Copenhagen, 17th March. At it that-period. Sir IYDE PAP ftfr's fleet had not appear- ed, nor is there any mention of its being expefied. The Govdrnaent of D'nnl:'k, however, had coln- pleted ...

... MONV-iHz 4 CLT-UA4fL AEPO6R. . ay The gate of thc feafon, during the whole of the moath,' has iw flill continued favourable for carrying on frtcL operat'ons of huf- ?? bandry as are neceffary to' be ?? at this period of the o.year. 'Muh of. the lejsx havle, of courfe, bens birpken up, and pu t into'aflae of teadinefs for the out-crops, and tne ltubbwes )y are beginning to be turned down. It ...

... B.RANCE. PROCLAMIATION 02 THE CONSULS OF. TUE REIUBLIC TO Ths FRENCt; PEOPLE. FrENCHMEN, A glorious peace has terminated the war of the Continest. Your frontiers are extended to the limits pointed out by na- ture. Nations long ?? from you are reuwited to thcir brethren, and encreafeby a fixth your population, -your terrf. tovies and your lrength. Thefe fuc~e-sc- you ?? all to the courage of ...

... THE MORNING CHROAILLE. LONDON: ' THURSDAr, t'liARCH 5. We are extremely happy to ifate that iis MIAJESTY'S f health continues to anmend. The foliovwin is the Bul- letin of yeaerday:- c QreEN 'S 11COV, M.ARCI! 4, 1i01. i C His MAJ rs-ry's fever is fomewhat further abated. ' (Signed) T. GISBORNE. C, ?? H. R. R1.YNOLDS It was yelterday generally reported that Thould this t agreeableturn ...

... THE AMORNIAG CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAr, UIARCH 24. The Pelter gun veffel, which formed one of the armarment under Sir HYDE PARKERS ]Ias arrived at Whitby, and brings the inoft recent accounts from the flect. They had enc6ontered high winds, and fome of the veffels had fu-fered damage. The Pelter was obliged to throw part of hlr guins defboard. Sh1e eft Admiral PARKtR's fleet on Sunday the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLMENTE. . HOuSE OP. LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCa 6. Thle Marquis of DtowNsHiar t~ook thle oaethsvr., Lord RAWDo6N (Darl of JMoira) prefented three' difierent Petition'sffrom Debtors in confinenjendt-praying relicf. One was from certaipt perfons imprifoned in- dic Caiiongate Gaol of Edinburgl,'reflheaing wvhich, his. Lordihip .fid, hle felt flime doubts as to the fitnefs of- the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... F.R[iMNCE. REAR-ADnIRAL GA5TEl1UME, CoSteaEat.o0R or STdro., ro CITIZ5t2 FOTF.AIT, Miies-rila Or Tl(LZ MAaetrE. Off Capede Cratti, on the coalc of Spain,- zx Plu- viofe, year 9, ieb. to. CITIZENW M1fi5sT-re,-As wti have been met on our way by a great una nber of nmutaal veffels; as we were obliged, by cir-. eumfkttces, to enter the Straights, and to pafe tile port of Gi. braltirin theday ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS, MARCII 5.6. A new writ was moved for Poole, in room of General Sir Charles Stuart, deceafed. The Attorney'Generel'sPoot Rate Bill was read afecond tinie and ordered tctbc iopimitted for to-morrow. OA the mcitioj ;forrthe fecond reading of the Forgery Bill, a defultory cot vefdtion enfued betwixt Mr. Thornton, Mr. Cur- wen, Sir W. EtffrdSir R.Buxton, Mr. Corry, Sir lohn ...