... INTLLgENCE FOuRZsGk.-A~crdinig :to late counth rom-nia ?? hasbeenenti~h ed at PoonAithgreat pomp, dst the con- gratulations of an hundred thousand- people -Scihdea has n~ot roken up hiscanibut it is supposed will besiege Indoor, the capital of. . Holkar, who, ii cousequence of the dezer- ?? of great riumbers of his troops, and the want of provisions, is in great distre a 'dajee Boonslahk ...

... SUMMPAY OFPOLITICS. AAR OF F AN4NCE.-From the following passage, wvhich dhas been -extracted from a mninisterial paper, there is- some reason t sappose, .h1if:t~he Doctor has conceived the idea. of 4fiuimphing over the finances of Btienapatift %.-That of All his follies - this would bec*, greatest tiere can be no doubt; Iiut, first let us hear hhn, and then put him right if wes can: The ...

... Asfitciters of~ -ahs 11oie W 4bte o~rteltl ?? 3?Nir.tK t g o the persons he advises o to do so, or frlot selfish ftotivfts abstaisos degay g s a r on and ad. ' vice, we neglect ot betray not odu u' to our sovereign.' M.SiT'5544,ith queo 4omis~b 740) iANNt~T~tM. A~*b COMPA1AL~tIV g ?? ~~A'NAISTc.IfAAc Qf koo Pampher .ntitled, crse sqf Pariiesb dristg t~* Mr. Adding~on, by a A s-; tend the ...

... THE MOR2NING C-RCONICLE. > LONDON: -MONDAr, 7AVUA4T 2. We underttand that the Regiment of Light Dra. goons commanded by his Royal Highnefs the Prince of WAL.ES, now quartered at Brightqyl,r has been .or. dered from that flation to Guildford. The ground on which this order is juflified is faid to be a regard for the perfonal fafety of the Heir. Apparent. The Prince of WALES has been informed by ...

... From the LONON GYZETTE, Dec. 3 i!0O3. WNAR OFFICEj DiC. C 3rq i 9o3. WAtL-r!JA 'i*.'V UNTBe.R INr'AN'riR.-Ellfign JO- fipphWright' to ie Litotenant, yice Beresfor& ielgoed. John krj s, (ent. to be Elifign, vice Wrighy. BAvNlRUPT1'CY ENLARGEV:a William Pearce, late of 3anhill-row, Middlcfek, vifttualler, .frorn Jaunuary 3, to Janury 7, at ten, at Gouildhall. ' BANKRUPTS. James Ltang, of Wakelie ...

... i 2$ n fta CIfONICLi:I SCARCITY OF SPECIE; Tie fcarcity of Specie begii's to be feverely felt;- All dealings of purchatfe, fale,' and payment, which require the medium' of change, and. which probably conaitute nine-tenths of the daily tranfa6ion§ bet ween buyer and feller, including daily labour and fhort fer- vices, are confiderably .ernbrrafed, and' would often be at a ftand, but for the ...

... MONTHLY AGRICtILTURAL REPORT. . . . . . . . . . w .. , - I t .SVIN A 11L, I sI5UA JLRt, A .Xja1 L-'. I I TmE fNow and froft in the beginning of the prefent trnfitli Sas of conlsiderable utility' in checking the too forward and lux- uriant grolth of the mnore' early f(ovn Wheat crops, which in many cafes wvre becoming too rank, on account of bthe uncom- moin mildnfersandwarmth of the feafon ...

... TKE MO1'NXG ASA CRiRONGLE. LONDON: TUEsDAr, IANUARr 3. .Letters from Brixham-quay, of the 3ifl tIt. men- tion, hat Admniral CoRNWA\LLfSS'S Upiu arrived in Tor- bay, on Friday, accompanied by the San Jofeph and Dreadnougigt. 'Ihe gallant Admiiral, it is Utated, was blown off Breft, onf Friday the 24th, and again at. tempted to regain his faation, but. the gale of Tueiiay,. the 27th, oliged him ...

... T, i1, ELDI'iO2 oftfe MORN1e cE&uokICLff - ':COMPXR1sO-V. MR. A&DDlNIG'ON .A.D MIlS MAJE;3T'S BUI;'LER. s .it, c , A very long and labodred article has appeared ladtely in the leading Minifterial print, wlhich from its dulnefs one would imagine to be tde produiioo of Brother tiley. The ohjei!, however, of this compofitiorw as to P.ovee that; the prefen't Minifters were unexception- able, ...

... From lik LONDON G,'ZF7TEz 7Yin. 3, 1 sI' Admiralty Office, Jan. 7t I, Cpfpy of a Letter Jion CLonzor10le af.',!, (Conrnander in C rf of flis M r/liry's Shipel a1.; Jj''1r i:: th.6 Lee- 'zvaI /l7ands, to Sir ItEva XNcj1ean, Balr. dahr, d on board His IsIAly'sjh Cenltaur, X Gucndal/wpc, ike 6th A'ov. 1I03. Sir,-I have the honour to inclofe, for ihe informa. tion of the Loi ls Comniflioners of ...

... THE M-ORNVING C MRONICLE. LONDON: WEDNESDAr, 7ANUAAr 4. We laft Wht received the Moniteur to the-I3th ult. inclukivee. We have looked over the different numbers with care, but there is not a fingie article worth noticing. From Germany the news is not fo late as we had pre- vioufly received by the Hamburgh Mails ; arid on the fubjea of invafion there is not a fingle word. The FiRST CONSUL, it ...

... POREIGN .AVThLfQWiJ. CAtAls, Drc. 9.-Six neutral v s: have been wrecked between Calais and Gravelinesi and,- of that number an American vefil, containing a grtat number of paflengers. The Aif refs of thore unfortunates vas mtrich au- mented by the Englili, who came to fiet her on fire They were out of the reach of the coalh. The Arrte- ricans are the more indignant at this condu1, Ri, they ...