... Por tI M)RVNING C1IRON'iZ'i I70 thac RI ?? fl6norrablv HENRYADDING1;o:, &v: LETTER Vii. 5'R, ,Every day prod' ces fobie frelh infrance of injut or mark of difrefIeX& on the part of your Goverjmr; towtrds the Heir Apparent cf the Crown, Vihjiil.t tvur hour draws us nearer to that eventful crliis in wvhich ail that is fair'd and dear in the country, whofe cptre he is deflined one day to wield, ...

... . FOPEIGAr ZMIX.LLLlC. iNVASION 'OF ENGLAND. FROrU THE MONIT.aEXIt OF OCr. 30. No body can doubt that the Firit Conlul rerioufly intends to make this dcfcenr, if it be confidered for a moment that, after the feizure of Hanover, France has no other means of continuingthe wltr; Is it reafonable to fuppore that the French, lo powe4fu1 by fea, fhould content thernifelves with protecting ...

... - Jrom Lhe LON-QN.Z E1E; I22, I03.i . QVQZT A* 219o WAR OFFICE, Vow; zzVyl'8e3.. 5sA.aAcris.~Matthew ',Vood; Efq. Captain in the' Eteter -fInantry, to be aidariexk ,Plaiter it) GrearJritai BANKRUP'l CY ENLARGED Edmund Barpes, of. Leiceijer, wyoolftapler, itrlin November William P.aree, A?'4e to-f Buii!nh~d rW Middifex, vidlaller, Noven:brr a2' j;t one Vl;ner 6 *it Ckven, asld Jmitiary ,, at ...

... ' ?? - - . TiL, ?? 5JV ---RONIC LONDON: The.peopleof D)alhave beengratifiedwith fecing the firit arrival of our inrvadinngfoe which has yet taken placc. The ConfiiE gun-brig arrived there on T.efltay wich a French glan-boir, lherprize, taken between- Bou- logno arid Cilzis, aft-r'an aaiol) (le fuflained againtf a confideiable nru'ber of thcms. The prize contained thirt'y foldieru and four ...

... I . . 1U . . . ?? r~lyNPW .- We lave tranflated the following let'er from 'a 'Gen. tleman at Port-au-Prince to his frienzia a. St. Jag, de Cuba (lately arrived dt BaItimore),not beca eit is of a lkfi date, biut biicai&fe it wvill give fome ?? of what fort of government that of St. Domingo is under R- chambeaudA w rori ?? Advertijer, Aqrg. 24. Our.fituaticr is frightful. We have had only ...

... SHOkN.CLIFF CAMP, Nov. 2. The 7oth Regim~ent, commanded by Colonel Wolff; fon to the late Lord Kilwarden, has marched from this onr their route toPortfmurh, to be embarked' for the We'lt.-Indies. Janaica is-uppofed to be theplaceof deftinatie~n. 'fhe troops encamped here were ordered out yefter- day at twelve o'clock, in review order, to be inrpe&.ed by Lieutenant.Geperal the Earl of Chatham. ...

... For de MOR-14ING; PHRONICLE. - I~ 21 EMN. * To*teSECR&tARY atq W r ' * ?? eit Vt.o patria mori.-Hoa. IC1t. ZiDITOK, I ?? , It is matter of regret that amongo the, innumerable offers of fervice which have been made to.Government for the ?? of our country, our liberty, and our laws, againft a foe who is now meditating an inrvafion of thefe kingdons,. and who threatens to deprive us of thofe ...

... ty-za VOL UN TAA?~. The Somerfet PIate Affociation aflemiled 2'7 i5,' Terrace yeflerday morning, at feven o'cloclk, morning was 'tnfavourable in the ?? n6twithiind. ing which not a lingle member was abftnt, ekccptjng t' ofe whom indiftputiion prevented fromn attn.Irf, to the credit of'thc Corps be it faid, that otq everz occafion they mutter 1fronger perhaps than any other Affiociation of ...

... -MARCATki NOV. I. Tue ?? ogtih~'wiiid'd which has blodwht'extrenit ' Ay'ha.*d firice ge'!erday'mbrtning,, has prevdnted thiee Tflif- pitch freom faihnpg wi'th the i;anoverians, &c. ThyeI have, ho.vever, no reafon to regret their dclay here, as they are furnifired with goud living, and luch as wanted cloadhing have been fupplijd; that is to fay alfrol the whole of thetm. From one of them, 'hn ...

... I0il 'w 4, a t: ~ ?? -4A-o I s ?? 5h~lpqay7,$;ya ot Utprtnor, i. Voiax, -varitty: 4f tompanyrt v yrae v the mcloflt fie 'evtrkiown. ndot re- t ie iiU f6l0ar e . he ; j hiteljudges, Akorcigpa bal~aswsf && reui gec: : ko, ,nger at .tabe, and wers deigtd withf mny1Eets; , 34Ee C. ..by gu~asnl ,leer. As .,fpati teatse Lord . Mayor, 4Judges;,&c.; wekf to. 2tz 1B41 Rjutb ; t ut -Mr. Shi eridan and ...

... ?2?EZ?T IN7?LLIG?p?-CE. PASTS, Nov. l, Mtedae I ;L~cderot has i tarr~ied to the prince norghefe- .The niardi place at Kforfonta'ife. - *PARj, ;Nov. -i The Goverument leariai that tl rencl GcneraI, lBoyert. is dttained a priielier i land, lihasordered-that one of the ?? diftingrfi e' u the riglilh prifonjrs Nhall be confined ?? tfhe ae 0 ner, arliteceive t'le fitnie treatnent as liali be jire ...

... A 'Icv~.rNflOmv - s .. X, , .: O F.Tw L s r. N Hit, B3RITANNI MAJES L'Y4aad the MNC of EtJE 1, His M4jefly tlhe ltihglof`7A 'e United Xingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and 4io Majetly the King of SWveden, being equrlly defirous of promoting the good underflanding which happily fubfiits bctviwen thema, and of preventing die recurrence of thofe diffferences which have heretofore arifen ...