... AA' 14' iCA V~S WASHINGTON Cl I, DEC. 28, iSo:.a By the Jaft Mail the Extecutive received' dirpatches from New Orleans, dated On tbe 3d inft. whence it a appears that on the 30th ult'. poflflion of Lonifiana a was publicly ard foleninly delivered to France by the Cornaliflioners of'Spain.' The. Spanifh troops. were of I courfe preparing to ernbarlg in order to leave the pro- t vince. Thofe of ...

... THE ORIJNG ChONIC.LE. LONDON: SATURD-W2r, .7AN1VlYARY a It is rutnoured in the City that a hat been ty ha pitopofifhs e made, or is intended to be made, to the Minlfler by the Old Weft India Proprietors, particularly thofe of Jaainica, to fufpend tie Slave Trade for Ave years. The object of this application it is not very difficult to perceive. Wlhen Denierara, Surinam, &c. and in general the ...

... From the LONDON GdZETE' March 17, 1504. - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. MARCH 17, 1804. Caety of a Letker from); Commodore Hood, Commander i Cbkief r hit iV1Jje/l V's Shopa sand Fis in the Leeward .0l7ads, to WAm. Ila rf. den, .Af. dahd .z lT:artiroqu: tie a7tb 7an. 5804. Sir,-l fend you herewith, for the information of the Lords Cornmiffiao,ern of the Admiralty, copies of ...

... ITo AbIe ZhITOR ofibe MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, In noticing the almofi daily reports publifhed upon fB 'Courts Martial held at C,'elfea, I hiave conceived it not 1j improper, kut on the contrary, common juaice to the Pt parties fo much concerned, to fend to your extenfiee a Paper, an -exrradt fromn the fo long withheld Report tt of the Board of General Officers, fo refpeclably- ap-. fe pointed, ...

... Til AU ORNING CIIRleAICLIi., LOND:ON: 1 TUtSDAr, SEP'TE21-?R it. Yeflerday we received Paris Papers to the 3d, and the IHamburgh Mail due on Sunday likewifc arrived.- t feems now pretty certain that BONAPARTS, after his tour of the different camps on the Coaft, of the narow Channel, and of Flanders, t'as at the end rf lull month oot his way to Aix-la-Chaptelie. There he was to meet a number of ...

... LONDON: fi T4ESlDAr, D1cCEMBER 4. n It is faid that an Expedition is in preparatico, from which Mini.(ers expefi tile greateft fuccefs. It is to confift of a ilrong Naval and Military Force; and the' latter will be 'cornmanded by anofficer of the highelt el Youtation. We have heard the obje6k of it mensionj- d ed ; but it would be improper to (late it' even were we P certain of it. Perhaps, ...

... T'VRE MORNING CHR(NICLE. LONDON: WED+N2.SflA5.;ECEMBSE] 2G. French Paners to tlhe i 95z *were yclerday received. !Ie Paris arti cc are totally uninterelling, i l we ex- C-:pt long, PonyOUSI and.difguliing details of fetes, which have followed the grand ccrmony of the Co. ronation. Tlvefe deailss IAy be mighlty pleaf;tnt to t~Le frivolous Parifians, but they could exciite in the ;Vind of an ...

... From t&e LQ.NDOV G/IZATTEA'Lu 5. wAR-OF~liCE, ;MA-T S Hosp[TAL SqTAF.--SUrgeonI Jainme Da!zele, from the 2d la~gon u(;ardo, to b, Surgcll tO the ForCeS in Ircladic, vice Miuning, religned. Allillant Surgeon N. G. JEmery, from the 3:d Foot, to be Sur- geon to the -d l1aualioii of light Infantry of tht Line in Ire- lanld, vice I CneicSrcin oveCL to th 90th IIoot. CROYItON ViLoru NI'(ICAVALI(av. ...

... lMP'R IA I, PARLiAMENT Ar GREA T BRITAIN' ANID IRLANAD. H-OfUSiE OF. LORDS, JULY} 26. After a few obfervations from thc Lordl C hancelhor, the Inrol- vent Deitors' Bill was read a ihird tines without any farther nret'Ti Mfst, was palfed, anu fLent to the Com(,ItsI[. 'ir.r We 1mrie niugot ;ronm thcComrosts the new Corn lull, Vihicb was read a firt time, and, onl the Motion of Earl Stau- hope, ...

... THE MORNING CIIRONZ.,. LONDON: MONDAY, yUle rI. O:ir readers muft be convinced that it wotild be al tovether fuperfluous in us to attempt adding any thing' to tile arguments which the Debates in Parliament have furnifhed againal Mr. P'Lr r's Bill for the Military Dew fence of the Country, There neter was a qwel-ion incleeei, 6 n W ich ai tile atga e td, n'or on one fide. It is mater ofurprice ...

... &fblDL&P.X IELZC-cp Yelterday a very numerous, and troy Mezting of the Friends of the ELledie- Freaib.t and the confequent Enemies of the Outr le4 conmittced upon that Franchife by the She Otcentj j dlefex, took Place, purfuant to advertifeM,` 1.i Crown and A nchor Tavern in the Strand efit' -t 4 pofe of confidering of the nnoft effeau o rthept. iflferting the Rights offledion, WPithutt - ...

... 71F A etster f.rom Ca'pt. Nathaniel DanXce, Cotim ander' of the Eall India Conmpany'a fliii Earl Camdenn, was received lheregltis nmorning, of which the toliowing is a copy: Silt For the information of the Honourhi, Court, T beg ieave to acqua'tlt you, that the Earl L ti:ejtll wlas dilpatchd fr'tom Can- ton by the Scl.ct C'omirtittee thle Tnt January lett and the (hips tioted in the margios ...