... 7T11E moRiNING cIJROA'IGLE,. LONDON: JUMMDAr, A4UGUS7 27. Yefleday two Hamburgh Mails arrived. There fCens no truth in the report, which we lately noticed a. cxceedingly improbable, that the Ruffian fleet had landed troops at Copenhagenr for the purpofe of march- Nag; to attack the French in Hanover. It is exprefsly Htated that the Ruffian fleet which has appeared in that quarter, has no ...

... PQRPtN JIVOTJA-4 i' JQghty GOtHENBURG, Auacusr 52.-The Plnc Conde, the Duke of Orleans, and another 0F the French Princes are very foon expected at Riga, wie it is faid, that two E£nglij12 frigates are to , them; they will proceed fi-on thence to 0ome conv rl. ent place in the Rufian dmriMions to meet Loujis th XVIIth, leave having been given by t:e E tperor Ruflia for that purpofe-their avant ...

... THE MORNING CHROZICLE. LONDON: W' DNESDAr, AUGUST aa. Yefterday arrived a Hamburgh Mail and fome Dateh papers. Accounts from Germany flate, that no far- therprogrefs is expcaecd to be made in the Diet in the affair of the Duke Dn'N 4ii ii, fince all the principal powers have nearly acquiefced in the explanation which France, no doubt, compelled the ELECTOR Cf BADFN to give. Ruffia is, no doubt ...

... 2 7-1E PpRE322NTL-QZ TM.T. Ad writer in ~Paper of yesterday, under the above tis pird to firld fault with fome obfervacions lahithe laCely ade upon the meetings fo pompoufly emb~d bay mtiniliers, refcpe6'ing the conveyance of IroQP5' and likewife with our remnat ks on the nature and 'O eqen~ces of a fvfktn of protrafted inaai've war.- , nay, perhaps, be unfortunate for us that we do not, like ...

... l l be ' D r.Kf q. Moti, 1 I INVASto,\.r. The opinions refpeerlmn th pro Lable c c t bec adopted by the enemy in his rneditatedj ,a I to be etremely varioes. Wle fVriC u y~~~~~~~~~4paf it be made firom all thC difFerent ports in vil;ijh tions hladte been obferved-otfners in Iich prpI) ble fronll) Cne only ; fome again rFapeofe that t.i~i5 Se one o' the nearer ports-wh-ile oth, rs thin K it be ...

... I LONDON: THURSDAr, AUGUST 23. ; We underfiand that indifpofition prevented his Royal MAJ ESTY yeflerday at Kew ; and con sequently that the defirable event which was to have taken place will pro- bably be pofliponed until his MAJ ES1Y'S return fromn Weymouth. In giving this information to the public, we cannot help expreffing our affonifmlment at the inmproprxety of an evening paper of ...

... Fruzm the LONDO V GAZE TTE, AUG. 25. WAR-OFFlWl7 isG 2, 1804. Cotnmifflons ligned by tihe I rrd l ieutenant of the County of Middlefex. Sr. PANCkAS VOLUNT ,..si -Jaws 'T1hompfonp Efq. to be ].irnttrnsant Colo7erl Cwnmla11d:itidAt-d May II, s1o4. David Scott. Flq tup. to le Mjrw. dlated as above. i n be Coptaslli;- Robert Wltrr Al x1 er. Ifi. dats l -,ay 3r, 1r04. Io ..rtlia- wilton. Etq. ia .; ...

... P ORiRSZIV iYT LLIGEAhCEr. tOPrHttACGrS; AUG. i i--A Ruffian f.eet of nine fiali of the late and feveral frigates is .ruizing near Bornholmn, but has not as yet efntered our road. It is expered, however, that thire or fcur fhips of the line and three frigates will proceed to thle North Sea, in which cafe they will makle their appearance ta our hat bour . ELSIsNEUR, Auo. I t.-Tlie Rulan ...

... 1THIE MORNING CGIRONICL& . F ' !: LONDON: SATURDAT, AUGUST 25. . At tl;s period: we may expea that rumours of the Invafion being intlantly. abouL to take place will be ina celfant. His MAJESTY's .gMi4iterg, it is faid, expet it, and they have repeatedly. announced it. Without afcribing to them any more knowledge, of what is to tcome,thao the Soothfayers who .daily predi Red HENR Y IVTH's-death ...

... 5iDITOA at , & 'L sI'It. I IF VQa Si R, In the Zhre! letters Yhch u Oh favoured rr Lerting in your Papers Oftl2C Tdt:, tile Ihth 2Ift of july, it was my dndcasotr 1 b tri aid tb Itig to ol of fair argument, and to expano intoi s feni meaning, the plo)of'tion which alirts the Co ea' onal tight of art Englifi Mora-Ct to f, lio I,, tl m- re w'ill alone in the choice cf l ois lMina It ter mfleif ...

... From the LONDON GAIZETTE, AUG. 21. At the Court at the O, aen's Palacc. tihe e!th of Aunuft, i8o4, prellent the Iting's MlttLtn.2eicnt ;Majefty in (Coancil. It is this day ordered, by his Mivajely in C:uncil, tha the Par^ liamant, which flands proregued to l'lueMay the 4th day of Scp- tember ncxt, be further prorogued to 'l'uriday the 4th day of Oelobtr next. ADMIRALTY-OPMICL, AUG. 21, 1504. ...

... I ArEMP7t O0 ASSASSINArT LOUIS ,5PYrll This affair is likely to excite fo much intereflt and converfation, that we think it right to infert a cor- rec& tranilation of the flatemenit which appeared lafi night if} the Corarier 'de LondrY; particularly as the editor of that paper fays- - t The Englifh newlpapers have given an account of this afair from fuch incorrect notes, that the tranlabtion ...