... THE MORNING CHRONZCLE. I -, - LONDON,:' . ?? DECEKBER a6. tA rong fenfation was produced in towni upon Sa narday, by reports of the failing of the Brefa Fleet, and- of the ene'my p hitg tleir flotillas to fea, &c. The. letters ?? gave forne counterianceto the rumour as they announced circum,'tances from which ,it night-be inferred that Government, had, received' in- formation that' called.for ...

... THE. MORNING CHRONICLE. on LONDONt fh2 HURSDvr, DECEMBER a3* The HIll Paper of Monday last, arrived yefterday, 'S contains the following paragraph:' or' By the Captain of a veffel which arrived here laft cd cc night from Rotterdam, 'we learn, that the Dutch rY 6 troops were ready to embark on Monday lafi ; but 1 on being' ordered on board, the' im aediately laid - 1 dbwn their arms, and ...

... IMPERIAL PRLIN, AT I II.RIL NOFD *Rs) 3t~dAP DU IREEAND. ..HOUSE OF LORDS, DEC,1e4. 6dnhtel were heard in the Appeal Kcaling v- the Eaft india Company. ''he farther hearing was delayed till Friday.' Earl Surr~oxtc ftated that there Was a Bill in *ts laft ftagehis thc'otlher Houfc, relative to the Volunteer3, to which he fblbild fecl it, his duty to call the attention of their Lomdft ips, when ...

... roR LiV 1;IXTI'LLIZGBNC2. PARIS, NO5. 3O-A Privy Coincil was lateli held ,, wlcf cs, at which, befides tlhe Miniflers, fe- I enad* ors, Counfellors of State, and MIemnbers of Itb anal of Caffation were prefent. On this oc- cifi, the Chief Juffice having made his report, the firit Cortll excrcifed'his privilege of pardoning feve- I culprits condemned to death. Trlt public atidience given on ...

... - -- - 0 : 1i1PARl~dL PiALldAjL iv- f I . I R OF PGREAT SBRJ.TA1 A2'..D IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS, NOV. 3 The LORD CriANCrLLOR infordied the HouIC, that his Ma- ,fly had been ptleafcdto return a mioft gracionsanfwcr to thleir Lordlhips' Addrcfs, i7hich was ordered to he entered on the Journals of the Hnouzf-ltsvas netmly' to the fiatne ?? ai the aufwer inade to the AddrEfs of the H-oule ?? ...

... ?? R .NING C'RONI.LE_ .7 9E-Ns 044~lIAI CH£RONICLE. I1ONDON: TH ?? ;; . f XrU0,117, DL -4,{gR 29. The following piece of iatelligence :has been ?? t ,, by ?? !gails Iafi arrived , W'GofrxYj7fRGH, Dac. 19.-Very ferious appre- lieafis arc now entertaired at Copenhagen, of a vitit .ffr~i ?? during the winter,and every prepara- :~ ~i s~ neaking to oppofe tlen; the Crown Prince has , 4 lr~ed cis ...

... Th'iE MORNsING CHRNICIGLE. * ~~LONDON: .R1IDAr, D&EAELER 9. .;Yeferday afternoon arrived two Mails from Ham. *burgh. We exypeaed to have received by them forne farther and; more decifive intelligence. refoe~ting the po- 'litici of the Cbiret of St. Peterfborgh. Butthough the foreign Journals have now taken notice of the re- ;ports of the armaments in Ruflia,. we do not'find any good gtrounds ...

... * ~ .WEYMOU~TI, bic. ?? FroiT S0i,'thamptor to Weyniouth, not a Thadier is'j to be feen, except a;t Dorchefter, where thez 2a Light Dragdons are quartered; at W~,ymouth, abbdut 200 of the Hanoverian regimernts that are ralfing, are Rlationed in the barracks no other troops are in thi place, if we I except a, detachment of the i A- Referve, of whom, one fobaltern, three ferjeants, one drummer, ...

... ffOGNS tIM-tELLZ(PNC.'. PARiS, Lrc. 5.-Th_'Firt1 Conful his nt- the capital. He is ftili continuing to give thej diences at the Thuilieries. Anong tir u I C obherved particularly the I)eputations of th. h Colleges- of feveral of the Departrnents, a e of one of which was General Jourdan. Tht I lier ?? has been prefemird to the FiritC Charne ?? to his Catholic ?? rtl days ?? a ieyort h bas beer ...

... WARD ELEECTIOYS IN THE CITr. The Polls for thle different ?? conrefled were .yefterday continued, at the clofe o' which tilt Dua- bers were- FARRINGDON WITHOT.'. Mr. Horri~aX 23- N-Ir 1. Jrevwer 2O 'Mr. Shea,,, 2r9 M\^Cr. VHarpcr 204 :Mr. Braonihcmb 2,0 Mr. i. Dafaon wr.2 Mr. Bardirn 240 lMr. Rk M'es M1r. W. ifhr 2,6 Ir. A. Young T.go Mlr. R. Wa3ithman s22i Mr. ?? ReL itev 03 vi ir. J. ...

... DTb e A D070 of ai MC)RNING CMfJO-NCLZ. SIR, Iobferved iq your Paper of tbe.hcfi fl:a paragraph *fpeiling the Jamaica Miffionariea, from which, infer- -ences may be drawna highly unfavourable to my cha, rafter, and: itki tho'e who are employed in the fame caUide; and ih -hich-fome untruths are fo blended,. as might grofily miflead the public mind-I ntuft there- fore, in common juilice to ?? ...

... THE MORNING CHiRONICLE. LONIDON: ITHUURSDAY, DECE-11BERt . Letters from the Weft of Ireland by the Mail of -yefterday flate, that reinforcements weie daily expeeled in that quarter, in order to form a fcquadron of ten fail of tile line under Sir R. CAtI.DF R. Bantry Bay is to be the rendezvous for this fqutadron.t Lord GARDNER'S fleet, it is faid, is to continue off the coaff of Sligo as long ...