... FR dIN AE. PARTS, 4BRUMAIttE, OCTOBER 26. The Minifter of the Interior fet off this morning fbr' ,.Odsen-and Havre..-Mcrnetaer. OCTOBER. 27. The Firft Confal was to fet ofrliaft-'night for Roun . with Madamne Bonaparte ; he will vifit Havre, Dieplie . aznCherbourg. It is faid that his journey will not )aft 1 .wLbove .ten days. The Minifter of the Interior, iwiho t et ofr ?? wait f'or thie ...

... MN- - THjE MfORNING C11RONICLE'. LONDON - -MO DA12, NOY MB-r r. .pc~to 'S _ Speculation is ?? perplexed by the fubje& of thi difpftes fiuppofed to exil: between this country and France. 'On there o band, it is confidently nfferted that orders kate been tentout not to c ury into effed tilt Tria:y of A niens, iv-th regard to t!e ceflions vwllich may not already be completed. On the other ha9d4 ...

... .1.!L 7Jf URi'~ ?? Paz, - G WAIL, b ,id. , -WIT!ERLADfl ?? , tsLt, Ocr. ?? 'terrois on the apprpach of as' the French troops7 which werc on the evc of .entering R., iterlaid, have been remo~ed. This- deliverancee nwe owe to the exertios of one of cur fellow citizens, -a M. Fdtz,. of Balle. 'This M. lutz, who had fludierl et the matherrlatic fciences, was about twenty ylears ago tent for to ...

... > THE Al-ORA lAG ChRONILEl. LONDiON:: 'a ow :tUBSDAT, NOVEMfBf9e C:. at Atlengtlihe departure of.the French Ambaftador -the from Paris is afcertained. The Mloi/eur of 28tih fiates, , that on.the' 'preceding 'day General AN.DREosSi had his oth audience of leave of the FIRST CoNSUL. On Satur- dqyhbeleft Paris, 'and may ?? in Loiidon every day, perhaps to-day. of Niotwithatandifln the ...

... . I J : . > M Ret :- 'Ithe fdllowinginf ligenhte ha'. been redceif d fro1i, Switvzerland T1,-, COqUCiL OF ExEcuTroN To TttZ ?? O1 . . EL~gI5A. CITIZEN9 OF, HELVETIA, The Covernment is aff, mbled' at Berne. The e'enth whiti had necetfltated its depart Ore, and thofe. wiich have preceded iti jreturn, are luldcicntly knoI n to you. We will.not,'.ehrefire, fpeak to you of .the pat'c we 4ili only ...

... TH2E AMORNING CHRONICLE. LO@NDON: pr *1EDNIESVDA2, NOFLEMEM R 3. 1 T Veflerday evcning we. received 'Paris Journals of the be Botb. They contain nothing of importance. Some im Aill think that ihe affairs of Switzerland have been, in th the firfl iniflance, fubmnitted to a compromife. We id 1hould be extremecly happy ti ind that any compronlife wl lsas taken place which afforads to the Swifs a ...

... 'Poptse-mOnXNG CHRONICLE, ?? I I,- ?? fR^ : ' A ! .dNtULR OON4ENsAt1b*&oP fi f, s ,,ith MuchO regret that tI obfeivc the mdintnder- f0anding vhicla has taken place between the French 6o erninent aqd the Enigliti Newfpapers.. I arniwil- a ;foallow that in foane of the.lattei, certain liberties ~rere taken with the name and tharaaier of thei Chief ir D rl, which were not proper totvards the head ...

... THE MORNING ChROFiCLE. THE AfORAUN5.G CHRONICLE. LONDONV THUASDA17 NOP'J.MBSR 4.- W~e muft confefs that we are not -able--to afford our readerst much new light on the' tueftion of peace or war. One thing appears to be agreed upon by all, that the arrival of the French ?? ought not to be received, as it would have been fome wveeks ago, as a fure proofthat all important difputes between i the ...

... THE XOORNING CHRqFICLB. T Z Z . R.N.C. . -LONDON': -FJDAY, 'NOF.EMBER 5. We yeiterday morning received Paris Journals, of the 31ft of Oaober, and in the evening thofe of tbie ift of November. The progrefs of the FIRST CON- SUL occupies much of the attention of the papers.- He has viftied the principal manufalories on the way to Rouen, where he was expeced on the 3oth. The liMoniteutrftates, ...

... FRA CE. . .. PARIS, 8 tRUMA4RE, OCT. 30. Thle Firft Conful did not fet out till the morning Of thd7.t4. (zth) ; he 'was'to 'fleep at Evreux-on the 30th. ''The Minxifrer of the Marine is to join him bthere, and accompany himrihn 'vifiting the ports.' 9B~TJMAIRB I'OCT. -31. The Firlt Conful rem'ained for a length of tinle on the fild of, the battle of 'Ivry.. The Mayor and the principal ...

... FRENCH ErmWRP.ANTS. The following observations have been published in a separate sheet, but, the editor of this work, everdesirous toassist, by allthe -means in his power, to defend the cause of the French Emigrants, thinks it right to republish it ?? defence appears to have been drawn forth by certain publi- cations, which some time ago, appeared in two ministerial papers, called the True Bri ...

... .I@ h e ; Iz : 9 A b, i!T07 Nv. k.-Advice9 fr V' i i ~ fial Ciscifum adopted by tile Del attfi, rr Diet dn the 2'1(t ult, and ?? th~xe general plaain of the In deinnities. Th tai low s are I :XDEFINITIVE CbNCLaUSUMZ .it (ball be declared to the MTine; iligpowers,that the Deputatio0 have m.aturelyh t. elratn, Ie~ak~ l d rnel e Ntigristade atorin to Its Importance; the 0sg0~t whchwas granitue ...