... SOCTIGN INTEL LIUMBC. HAGUe, SEPT. xy.-The Emperor of the French, according to certain information left Aix-la-Chapelle yefterday or to day, and is probably arrived at Co- logne, to which Talleyrand and the Minifter to our Re- public, Senionville, have accompanied him. Mott of ihp foreign Mindilers have returned to Paris, and the reft wvtill depart from Aix-la-Chapelle in a few days. We do not ...

... t-,qE -kORA'IA7(-, CHRONICLE. LONwV)IN: * TUZS Thdr. SEAP'TEMBR 55. We yctlerday' received American Papers to the loth of Augury. They contain nothing of interefi. Statements cenatnue to be published refpeeing the. acaun(s-of the unfortunate Duel betwixt General Butta and Generai4MILTON. No new fads are, however, produced. We give a few extrads of a general nature in another part of our paper. ...

... Mit*h I& DZUOD R Why 'tlf2 tl)tGI~c .vz Ad.- Audcre ?irs A-a --. - :; _ Auden wiris 11tendere virso, ; s e 'ad fr of the ladies, I am always delighted whean, any £hange of faffion or of highly 'R' occurs to fet'ilem off to new advantage. But ntsb has Beer raifed my expedation higher than (I fplea didsexarnple lately ferto the fail f ni- I f~~~~~~~~'x oi~~~~l 40racing e .ground at Knavefinire. ...

... Irt cEDITOX 340Rf:ivr C .ZONICli I I . . I The circumLtances unde' w!ihh t- e war has been conduded, having tonfincd our exettidns texclufi'vely to the defence of#the Coa{ co ptiguous to the enemy, it was reafonable to fuppofe that every poflible meanus fbad been riforted to, and every Military art fkilfully employ. ed, not only 'to render our 1tkores invulnerable, but to il prevent them from ...

... TMl MORNING CWRONICLA LONDON: WEDNESDAr, 8.EPTEMBER S A .?utch Paper, The aHague C'ourant, of the 27th ult. contains a piece of intelligence which, if true, would indeed be of the utmoft importance; and, if it be true, we venture to affert, that it was as new yepday to that great Foreign Minifter, Lord HARROWBY, as it was to us. It is no lefs than that-the EMPEROR of GERMANY has declared ...

... THE' MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONVDAr, 3EPTEMBER 24; Nothing of consequence has been received from the Continent for the afl two days. Dutch Journals to the 17th have arrived, but they contain no news of any de- gree of interefl. BONAPARTE proceeds on his tour and muit feveral days ago have reached Cologne, where 'T'alleyrand and a number of Foreign Ambaffa- dors were to meet him for the ...

... PI.T'ns DEFEN5r'CE - LL. IMY ORD, S'ptembcr z5, r8c4. As itis of the utmoiR importan-ce to the dcfence of the ccuutry, th lt every exertion (hould be uFed to coon- plete the levy or' men to be raif:d for the additional force, in the manner prefcribed by 4,4 Geo. T1T. Cuip. 66; and as corfideisble deiavs have, from v.nrious caufes, taken place, it is my duty to call thc atteiotion of your ...

... T~hE MQRNLvG dHRONMCLE : LONDON: SATURDAr, SEPTEMBER S. It was yefterday reported that Government had re- ceived information that both the- Ruffian and Swedih Minifters, ox Charge d'Affaires, had left Paris, and it was faid that thle Swedifl li ips in the French ports had confiderable difficulty in getting away, and that they were obliged to pay largely for permillion. 'This is very poffible, ...

... co V* ZzINIOJ Blo o We bave received the following letters from Coi.:t who, by a mcafure of great 'V c'vr has beeu or-e Ot Cortntry. Our Readers will reaierber rhl el which the Count allud;s. His prolpoaPr a thript favour of the Swirs was acconapalliefl vith a haq fecrn . 1n .111to begin it. We were ignoraut at tisu tiMe. who vWaC the rultro the propofal, but we have n3 nor_ dnebt nov thin or ...

... FORE1GG INT&LL1GEINCE. iROM 'J'HE i'AkS PA3PFRS. AD~dqAL AN'TEALI, 'CYOp MA:'j ADSLIRAL G ANTIIIALME; -Cotl'itL;.o:t CI STATS, GRANO t)iFCret Sl: Ol' 0E (F '1 It-, 00D-I a V In Ul LI'(;IioN (vv. DLu. .. .9UtRCE~iMNANEANT o-. Tlji Z l.I'K:KLAL NAVAL AI~YiHI1 T;'lZ OCEAN, TO i8 FLsEt LI-L.ICY 'liC MiNIST R ti THi MARINE AND Ct ' Ol bhua-n tihe Vangeur in the harhour of Bredt, i6th Therruidpr, ...

... Fiaoo the LONDON GAZETTE,: Sitn. 4. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEPT. 4, 1804. Cojpy f a. Letter from Alt. Mwngo Gilmnor, Commander of thc eEaJ fIndi Company's /7ip tbe LIAiza Awea, to Wiilliam -Marfden, EJ.. dated of ihe Start Poiat the ,1i j24g2ff, I SD4. Sir-'Having failed from St. Helena on the 9th of July with the Union and Sir Wmn. Pulteney extra India fbips, put under, my command aw Senior ...

... AIthe EDITOR of theA MORNIArG CHROXICLE. Regarding your ptfiler, Sir, as the vchicle :f good 'fenfe and fouad morality, it was with regqtz. I obferved 4n that of the 15th 'eptember (to:' -her with a juti: cenfure on the Equeftrian Heroine who of late has been fomucithe fubjecflof converfation), a mifiepre- fentationr nf the opinions of a celebrated, deceaFed writer, whofe fyfiem, though it may ...