... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AlMlPERIAL PA4RLI IZENTI mout;E Q-; CoAM ONS. COTMM!SSD I1I. The S-PDA informcd the 1-1o6fe, that 'the Royal ?? was i1otitied by commnillion in the Ijoufe of Peers to tile Loan Bill of twenty-eight hoillion, and to the f.xchequer Bills' Bill. A nuuml r of Finance Papers WtFre ioved for by MV. Rosr, preparatory to the opening of the Irifl iBudget. .Lord WM. RUSSELL rOI tO e t6 prefk a ?? that ...

... 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 ...