... YIjir Plorning tZe' c,'t'ate -I otte'r'y `bz,,?an- Dtl(r 10 I, n 0- '?'- C- - So extraordinarv fiias-ihe demand for Sl.ares,_ onr P;aturday, at the Office of Hurlifay and Co. thlat ittanpy of their friends were difai)oinrted' in their purchs'is. - jHornfby and Co. beg Iet- to acqua-int tt-i t'riends and thl public that they lhavc on fale a farther fiypply of Tiqkets atd Shares, wavrranted ...

... W.C, YMOUR9, SiPTU AlBEPR 8. T'ar hf ; 1. ol : . - -, .1 I . . . Early in the morning tais Majltfy took his- tifual ride on horfeback, and returned to the Lo lge to break. falt, after which His Majefty mretinted his ciarhger, ac coripanied by the Dukes of Cumbetland, Canirid ge, and Gloucefter, attended by Lord Riivers, 0Cewtwas Cartwright, Fitzroy and Garth, &c C flledby Her Majelty, the P ...

... TIHE AIORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: YRZDAr, RA M . In the front of ousr Paper will be found an Adver. tifernent from the Bank of England, announcing the Option declared by the Lords of the Treafury refped1- iOg the Loyalty Loan. The letters from the Coaft announce confrlerablt baftle in the enemy's ports. The gun-boats at Bloulogne are conflantly moving out and in to the harbour, but hitherto it ...

... ,AS247VDZA ?iouS \`Vsi1NESDAYi SEPT. 2 This day a General Qarterl Co, tile India Hotife. U' rt After the ufual forms, the Chairrn ( able W. F. Elphinarine) Rated, that fun been prefented to the Houfe of 'ndry pa in conformity to thle 5th feaion o the Bye Laws, that the fame be read been done, The Chairman informed -he Court, b had been prefented by James Henry Ca had long and meritorioufly ...

... I ..R 9o f.,3DTORofh, llO~'>/C II.RONICL-C. SI R. larn fat-isred you will feel happy'in informing the public, through the medium of your paper, that in ad- dition to thle iunmerous entertainments with which tar- tholomenew Fair las this year been diffinguifhed, that an old farce, new reviAed, not havling been a6led fince the year 1745, called The Scrutinyi was to have .been perforied in ...

... : 1UB AMORNINVG CHRONICLE. we ~~LONION: -D TUZSDdr, *2PT NZER 41 . t We yefferday receive4fveratf}ets of Paris Papers to the 24th ult. inclufive. The Paris Papers are fingula:ly barren of intelligence; nor is this tq 'be wondered at in s a war which furnilhes fo few':incidents to the Diurnal Hiftorian. The Enperor NAr-oLEON'sjournies~tothe Coaff, indaW, have fupplied fomiie 'matter of anaufe- ...

... FOREIG IINrETLLmIECE. Vt7iFNiA, Auc'. 16.- Tile Rufrians have placed the City of Corfu in fuch 'a fliate of defence, that it rhay be called a fecond Gibraltar. In the interior I flnd the ruinous forts will likewife all be re'aired. As there are very few artizans and workmen in the Republic of the Seven Iflands, the Rufflians have brought with them I Four hundred mafdns, carpenters, &c. by way ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE., LONDON: MONDAY, SEPTAMBER eI Yeftercay arrived two Hamburgh Mails. The EM- P.EitoS of GFRMANY has made communication to the different Foreign Minifters at his Court of the change which he has thought proper to make in hig tiilcs. A short time will fhew us how this (tep will be conridered at irlin and Pelerfburgh. There can be little queffian of its favourable reception ...

... PMONTHLY AGRICULTURAL RrPORTr. A nionth of fine weather has enbeti the' farnmrs to get in Ig all their white gatin in good coiiditijin. I hc wheat, thou!b ilniured by tile nmildivw in fobmr places, is ' in hetter order than ivP..l9es. 'IIIC late rains whhil fell on i, wil aftilt 5oth the quav7titr, andd q'ommlitv. and nwnkc it mctih .n'. r to theri. Thu crop Inly Le deeud atll averae.gi'ad ...

... .AZ~.ranT of a 1 d~e0 from nn - bi board th Sq~Jrvr st:70 18c4. There is little ncWs here,. The Spani arc s hrive JUl.ortered three fir ilrates to be contmifflidnledand got ready for fea, with fobre itor Itins and other fasall craft. Il is (uppafed they arc for the tfe of the French. Three of the Provinces are juft now in a Rlate of revolt, and mufter already upwarals of zooco men under artns ...

... X .1 I . T If LtlGizE^7 VI EN A; Atr-. 1S.-The folldwing note has bt~ri tranfmitted bV the Vice-Colurt and State-Chancellor to tile Corps fl ,Iwenacdiq leat Vienna: His Imperial Majetty has commanded the under- figned ViceCourt and 4;rate-Chancellor to notify to WI. that his Majedty has been pleafid to aftume the dig- nity of Hereditary Emperor of Auttria, and to caufe hinmfelfto be ...

... THlE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: .MONDAr, SETE MBS R 3 It appears, as we all along fufpeaed, that the late oc- currences at Boulogne had been much magnified in the reports which reached London from the Coalt. There never were above 120 vetfels on the outfide of the har- bour, and thele were fixtty boats and as many luggers. They always kept clofe under their batteries. It is uu. derftood that ...