... THE' M310 ANLNG CHRiUiIGLE. LONDON': :MONDAI -, UGUS~ r. Our readers will obferve 'that in the Gazette of Sa- tarday lait, all the ports in the gut of the Channel are declared to be in a.Rate of blockade, an that inti a-. *ti on has been given of this fa& to neutral powers.- This is only a repetition, in other wrwds,' of what was promulgated long ago by the predeceffor. of the prefent Miniter, ...

... Prom Mhe LONDON' GAZE TTE;'AuG. ii. DOWNING-STREET, AUG. 9. The King has been pleafed to caufe it to be {fgniled by the Rliht Honourable Lord Harrowby, his Ma- jity's Priscipal Secretary of State for Foreign Af- iairs, to the Minilers of Neutral Powers refiding at this Court, that Ihe neceffarv meafures have been taken, by his Majelty's couinm and, for the Blockade of (he En- trance of the ...

... 2o ft eDITOOR df the MORNING CHRONICLE. StR, In reflefing on the momentous affair of the inva- (ion, and the (imilarity, or rather identity, of the re- ports that haVe appeared in the daily prints, as they lhaveeenocrtarionallyobumbrated bya Jack of matter, it has otarred to me that, were equal pains and inge-. ntity apltied, it would be very praeticabie to frame a ca- iendar of ti)e invafton ...

... From the LONDO.V GAZE TTE;, AuG. 7. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUG. 7, Ic4. ; Copy ef a ltter from Pi'k-Admniral Sir Cdrl (k50tt: S,irn t iosim. lierJdea, EJ%. daked on board Lis .lujc/2)'sJh t/)5 dal Jj./; o If/fu1t, Augf80l iSn4. *~ aa, Herewith I tranfrmit a letter, for the information of the Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, fromn Vice-Admiral Sir Robiert Calder, with its enclofures, piving an ...

... COLCHES i'ER, AUG. 13. s qtL ao- nfta sw .J.- -. c -! r)- :_ I.__ Yefterday being the birth-day of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, was ulifeied in here by merry peals from the different fteeples of this town, and a royal 'a- lute from the artillery at lexder Heath Camp ; and. about two o'clock, another royal dif'charge of cannon announced the arrival of oar illuftrious vdi;or the Coin ...

... IpSW'ItCH1 3il JULY, 1804. sru W-ro - J-., -UH. Tkere was a grand Brigade Field Day this morning on Rofnmiere Hcatlh, of the feveral regiments quar- tered hrrc. Alout half pal nine o'clock, the batta- lions were formckd in dole columns on the Heath, and on tbe alrival Of Lord Charles Fitzroy, the Com- riarrding Gencral, opened out into open columns fromn the rear and ;h eeled into line. 1 he ...

... |O . HORIeY4AND INDEPENDENT L ILNT G SNTLEIMEN, A Meeting was. yeCerday held at the Crown and Anchor Tavgro, in the Strand, to rake into confidera- don the molt effeaual and legal mearis lor recovering thofe rights of which you have boen deprived by the unprecedented and alarming events of laWt wee. he queffion now before 'you is not fo much whether Sir F. Burdett or Mr. Mainwaring fhoold have ...

... MfDDLE.ri,' L . Our Readeirs ill do us thejuftt t have treated the Writer th Th . Ti o Fa lY that Ve have ftateU his argument firly, th' h ut not received from him common civilit, n . We lav itnitates, in the cool tno mient of difcuflot0l It,, lence tvhich difgraced MIr. Mainwarir Co C1 vkie during the heat of the Eleeioii. ns 3 tThltitte E[ hih fpirit indeed feems to have inciiated fpns ...

... TEN MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: itzDA r, AUGUST 3X. Some Paris Jouwxnals to the i9th have been received, -Out they bring little news of importanie. The Mno:Z- frur relates the prog'refs of the Empetor NAPOLEOW, along the coalt, his reviewing the troops, &c. at Oalend and o&her places. The army is represented to be in the beft fpirits arid in the higheft order. The EMPCROx'S Birth-day was kept ...

... GF# CbFCHMIZS A, te,. on saurday Jafl a meeting of coachmalters, act, held at the Free-mafons Tavern in Great Queen stree Lincoln's Inn Fields, for the purpofe of con. Tiering of the moft effectual means of rendering affift. 2de to Government, in cafe of an invafion. Mr. Lu. i. of Long Acre, took the chair precifely at ten 0'lock; a Gentleman from the CommiiLry-General's Office atteoded to arl ...

... RIA7 1. ,NCPA FROM THE FRENCI PAPERS AND THE HAMC BURCH MAIL. PARIS, AUG. 4.-Ibraham .Bey,..at the head of the Marnerlukes; and Arabs, has poffeffed himfelf of Bou. lac'and Old Cairo.-/Y-Maiter, lflg.4. The Emperor paffed the Ift inl'ant at thecamp of: Ambleteufe, and mano avred the' troops thai' coimpofe is. He was an eye witnefs of the arrival of a divifion of the flotilla coming from Calais ...

... I- -.L ? -It ? . 4 . 'Thbe fPate of the 5Hl t)is For Sir Francis Burd u .For Mr. Mainiwarinn I CP The nunibers on the wholc ar V6r Sir Iraricis BturdCtn tor Mr. Mvainwatiig * 2C- On the poll being antoritn cu &Sr 'A iqcis BUIRtIET'r aeidrelled the meet; following purport :-Cntlemcr yns etill contiiderable fatisfaction, that, notwitn lql advantages whicn our adterry i1 to him ol this day's ...